Gwinnett Village Community Improvement District expands
The state’s largest community improvement district just got bigger.
Gwinnett County commissioners Tuesday approved the addition of 30 parcels to the existing 14-square-mile Gwinnett Village Community Improvement District, which will add about $45,000 per year in revenue for the organization that helps fund infrastructure improvements and provide security for businesses in the I-85 corridor in the southwest portion of the county.
The district formed in 2006 and represents more than 550 commercial owners, accounting for over $1 Billion in commercial property value. The district’s annual budget is about $9 million.
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Dan Klepal is editor of the local government team, supervising nine reporters covering county and municipal governments and metro Atlanta. Klepal came to the AJC in 2012, after a long career covering city halls in Cincinnati and Louisville, Ky. He has covered Gwinnett and Cobb counties before spending three years on the investigative team.
