PR 25-1083 District of Columbia · 25th Council Period (2023-2024)

Supermarket Tax Incentive Expansion Approval Resolution of 2024

This resolution expands the District of Columbia's Supermarket Tax Incentive Program to include downtown areas and specific neighborhoods in the Northeast, such as Woodridge and North Michigan Park. The bill allows grocery stores locating in these new zones to receive tax and fee exemptions, aiming to encourage more food retailers to open shops where residents currently lack easy access to fresh groceries. By broadening the program's geographic reach, the measure seeks to support housing development goals in downtown and improve food availability in underserved Northeast communities. The change takes effect immediately upon approval by the Council.
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Introduced Nov 25, 2024 Last action Dec 6, 2024
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PR25-1083 Introduced by Chairman Mendelson at Office of the Secretary
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