§ 7-15-4201 Short title
§ 7-15-4202 Existence of blighted areas and resulting problems — statement of policy
§ 7-15-4203 Need for redevelopment and rehabilitation of blighted areas
§ 7-15-4204 Interpretation
§ 7-15-4205 Scope
§ 7-15-4206 Definitions
§ 7-15-4207 Prohibition against discrimination
§ 7-15-4208 Encouragement of private enterprise
§ 7-15-4209 Development of workable urban renewal program
§ 7-15-4210 Resolution of necessity required to utilize provisions of part
§ 7-15-4211 Preparation of comprehensive development plan for municipality
§ 7-15-4212 Preparation of urban renewal plan
§ 7-15-4213 Review of urban renewal plan by planning commission
§ 7-15-4214 Hearing on urban renewal plan required
§ 7-15-4215 Notice of hearing on urban renewal plan
§ 7-15-4216 Requirements for approval of urban renewal plans and projects
§ 7-15-4217 Criteria for approval of urban renewal project
§ 7-15-4218 Voter approval of urban renewal plan required when general obligation bonds to be used
§ 7-15-4219 Effect of approval of urban renewal project
§ 7-15-4220 Use of neighborhood development program to implement urban renewal activities
§ 7-15-4221 Modification of urban renewal project plan
§ 7-15-4231 Exercise of powers related to urban renewal
§ 7-15-4232 Authorization to assign urban renewal powers to municipal departments or to create urban renewal agency
§ 7-15-4233 Powers which may be exercised by urban renewal agency or authorized department
§ 7-15-4234 Urban renewal agency to be administered by appointed board of commissioners
§ 7-15-4235 Restrictions on agency commissioners holding other public office
§ 7-15-4236 Conduct of business
§ 7-15-4237 Annual report
§ 7-15-4238 Employment of necessary staff
§ 7-15-4239 Control of conflict of interest
§ 7-15-4240 Misconduct in office
§ 7-15-4251 General powers of municipalities in connection with urban renewal
§ 7-15-4252 Prevention and elimination of urban blight
§ 7-15-4253 Relocation of displaced families
§ 7-15-4254 Municipal power in the preparation of various plans
§ 7-15-4255 Authority to provide or contract for services related to urban renewal
§ 7-15-4256 Restriction on operation of certain utility services by municipality
§ 7-15-4257 Authority to enter private property
§ 7-15-4258 Acquisition and administration of real and personal property
§ 7-15-4259 Exercise of power of eminent domain
§ 7-15-4260 Exemption from levy and sale for certain property
§ 7-15-4261 Exemption from taxation for certain property
§ 7-15-4262 Disposal of municipal property in urban renewal areas
§ 7-15-4263 Procedure to dispose of property to private persons
§ 7-15-4264 Obligations of transferees of municipal property in urban renewal area
§ 7-15-4265 Presumption of regularity in transfer of title
§ 7-15-4266 Temporary use of municipal property in urban renewal area
§ 7-15-4267 Cooperation by public bodies
§ 7-15-4277 Short title
§ 7-15-4278 Legislative findings — purpose
§ 7-15-4279 Targeted economic development districts
§ 7-15-4280 Resolution of necessity required for targeted economic development district
§ 7-15-4281 Financial authority in connection with urban renewal
§ 7-15-4282 Authorization for tax increment financing
§ 7-15-4283 Definitions related to tax increment financing
§ 7-15-4284 Filing of tax increment provisions plan or district ordinance
§ 7-15-4285 Determination and report of original, actual, and incremental taxable values
§ 7-15-4286 Procedure to determine and disburse tax increment — remittance of excess portion of tax increment for targeted economic development district
§ 7-15-4287 Provision for use of portion of tax increment
§ 7-15-4288 Costs that may be paid by tax increment financing
§ 7-15-4289 Use of tax increments for bond payments
§ 7-15-4290 Use of property taxes and other revenue for payment of bonds
§ 7-15-4291 Voluntary agreement to remit unused portion of urban renewal district tax increments
§ 7-15-4292 Termination of tax increment financing — exception
§ 7-15-4293 Adjustment of base taxable value following change of law or local disaster
§ 7-15-4294 Assessment agreements
§ 7-15-4295 Repealed
§ 7-15-4296 Repealed
§ 7-15-4297 Repealed
§ 7-15-4298 Repealed
§ 7-15-4299 Repealed
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