The Hoover City Council approved an incentive package for the Broad Metro development, which will generate property taxes for local schools and include stormwater improvements for Scout Lake.
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The Hoover City Council approved an incentive package for the Broad Metro development, which will generate property taxes for local schools and include stormwater improvements for Scout Lake.
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The Broad Metro development in Hoover received an incentive package, leading to school tax revenue and lake protection measures.1 source
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Broad Metro
American commercial real estate development company
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Hoover
city in Jefferson and Shelby counties in north central Alabama, United States
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