Port Washington OKs referendum to give public a say on data center TIDs
Measure requires taxpayer approval for future projects above $10 million before they're added to tax increment districts.
Port Washington approved a referendum Tuesday requiring that future projects worth more than $10 million — including proposed data centers — receive taxpayer approval before being added to a tax increment district. The measure gives residents a direct say on whether large developments are included in TIDs and eligible for related tax incentives.