Summary
The shuttle that helps visitors and residents get around downtown and the waterfront needed new funding after the BID couldn't cover it alone this year. The IDA, BID, City, and local businesses are splitting the cost, and the City will track data on whether the shuttle actually boosts business.
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Last discussed Jun 23, 2026.
Impact analysis
$4,000 from PFDC, matching the BID's $4,000, plus City-funded bus wrapping and business sponsorships.
Downtown and waterfront businesses and visitors who get easier access to shops and attractions.
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Related development
41 North Division Street Project (The Children's Village – 41 Streamline LLC)
About $20 million in renovations revive a 15-year-vacant downtown anchor, bringing the library, affordable housing, new jobs, and a $1.8 million county infrastructure grant to the city.
41 North Division Street — Children's Village / Field Library adaptive reuse
Downtown gets a landmark building back in use, a modern library with regional draw, and affordable units — while the city collects a $33,000/year escalating impact fee on an otherwise tax-exempt property.
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