Kristin B. Aleshire

Burkholder Lane annexation process

Would come onto city tax rolls once developed; city would supply water and wastewater services.

Blighted and vacant property enforcement powers

Vacant properties accumulate uncollected taxes and abatement costs for the city while producing no housing.

Three property annexations moving toward final votes

The developer would pay internal utility and street costs, and the city would gain a new property tax and utility ratepayer base at no direct cost to current taxpayers.

Cline Farm Annexation (A-2026-01)

Annexation would add the property to the city tax base while extending city services to it.

Klein Farm annexation

No immediate city expenditure; future development would add to the tax base.

Landlord-tenant protections after the gas outage

Unknown; any displacement-responsibility requirements could shift costs to landlords.

Industrial annexation of ~172 acres on McDade Road

Annexation would eventually add the land to city tax rolls and utility service territory.

HUD Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grant

No new city funds required — leverage comes from already-budgeted projects.

Fairchild Building reuse proposal

No city dollars committed yet — Anderson plans to seek federal and congressional grant funding.

Disposal of 441 South Potomac Street

Sale proceeds would come back to the city, though the acquisition cost was modest.

Kilpatrick Woods development revival under Ryan Homes

new grocery store development

The source doesn’t list a price tag, but the store could bring local spending and tax revenue—and possibly public incentives or infrastructure costs.

Burkholder Lane pre-development exploration and potential use

Acceptance of streets in Hager's Crossing development