Brownfield redevelopment of former University Motor Mall site
Lansing
Summary
Brownfield Plan 91 would use tax increment financing to reimburse GTZ Properties roughly $709,000 for site cleanup at 6420 S. Cedar, a nearly six-acre former car dealership site with a Chick-fil-A already operating. The site is pad-ready with potential for 80 new jobs and several additional tenants.
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Last discussed Aug 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $800,000 total TIF capture over 15 years, with roughly $100,000 in new local tax pass-through after debt millages.
The developer is reimbursed for cleanup, and the city gains jobs, new businesses, and eventually full tax rolls.
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