Delta Township Saginaw Highway Corridor Improvement Authority
Delta Township Saginaw Highway CIA Board Meetings
The Delta Township Saginaw CIA Board will meet on the second Monday of each month at 4:00 p.m. in Public Meeting Room A as follows:
2022
January 10 CANCELED | July 11 |
February 14 | August 8 CANCELED |
March 14 CANCELED | September 12 |
April 11 | October 10 |
May 9 | November 14 CANCELED |
June 13 | December 12 |
2023
January 9 | July 10 |
February 13 | August 14 |
March 13 | September 11 |
April 10 | October 9 |
May 8 | November 13 |
June 12 | December 11 |
CIA Meeting agendas and minutes
What is a Corridor Improvement Authority (CIA)?
The Corridor Improvement Authority (CIA) act, Public Act 57 of 2018, Part 6, is designed to assist communities with funding improvements in commercial corridors. Delta Township wishes to utilize the CIA to revitalize the Saginaw Highway Corridor from Broadbent to Waverly Road by providing assistance for public improvements to attract new development, projects, and studies to help with redevelopment.
Delta Township Saginaw Highway Corridor Improvement Authority
On May 17, 2021, the Delta Township Board approved the establishment of the Delta Township Saginaw Highway Corridor Improvement Authority.
- Delta Township Board Resolution to Establish the Delta Township Saginaw Highway CIA
- Delta Township Saginaw Highway CIA Map

What is a Development and Tax Increment Financing Plan?
A Development and Tax Increment Financing Plan describes the types of activities the CIA can participate in as well as how those activities are financed. The plan covers a defined period of time (usually between 20-30 years) and explains how Tax Increment Financing (TIF) will work, which is the primary means by which new projects would be funded. It is important to note that TIF is not a new tax nor does it raise any property owners’ taxes. Rather, it establishes a base year for taxable values (i.e., 2021), and conditions if values increase above the 2021 values within the District as time progresses, the CIA can capture those value increases to fund public improvements within the District that would otherwise be apportioned to taxing jurisdictions over the defined period of time (again, usually between 20-30 years).
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