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  1. Joe Knight serves as the county commissioner for the district in Jefferson County.
  2. The Jefferson County Commission approved an incentive agreement for development, with Joe Knight and Jimmie Stephens participating.

Shopping Center Development Approved in Kimberly, Jefferson County

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What happened

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The Jefferson County Commission approved an incentive agreement for a new shopping center located in Kimberly, just off Highway 31. The development will include retail space anchored by a Publix grocery store. Kimberly Mayor Richard Dixon stated that the project is the city's first large commercial development and major grocery store.

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Why it matters

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The county estimates that the development will contribute almost $2 million annually to the tax base of Jefferson County. Joe Knight, a county commissioner, noted that the project will serve the surrounding area. The revenue is expected to help offset the reliance on the residential tax base.

The incentive agreement for the development was approved by the Jefferson County Commission.

From wbrc.com

Who's involved

  • Jefferson CountyJefferson County Commission approved the incentive agreement for the development.
  • PublixPublix will serve as the anchor tenant for the new commercial center.
  • Joe KnightJoe Knight is a county commissioner involved in the approval process.
  • BirminghamBirmingham is the county seat of Jefferson County.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • PublixSpeculative

    Publix might expand its revenue base by securing an anchor spot in the new commercial development.

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The Jefferson County Commission approved an incentive agreement for development, with Joe Knight and Jimmie Stephens participating. All 2 developments

Within Joe Knight serves as the county commissioner for the district in Jefferson County.

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