Sioux Falls City Council OKs first hike of special downtown tax in three decades
Vote had been delayed after Raven Industries voiced concerns
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Raven Industries is no longer protesting a pending increase to a special tax assessment placed on property in downtown Sioux Falls.
Two weeks after an attorney representing the company voiced concerns over Downtown Sioux Falls Inc.’s desire to remove a 30-year-old cap on the amount a downtown property could pay into what’s known as the Main Street Business Improvement District, both the company and DTSF say a resolution has been reached.
NEWS: DTSF, Inc. says decades-old cap holding Sioux Falls back
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