Report column definitions

• CoMun – county municipal code where TID is located
• County – county where TID is located
• TVC – municipality type (town, village, city)
• Municipality – name of the city, village or town where the TID is located
• TID – number the municipality assigned to the TID. An alpha character after the number provides additional information, if applicable. The alpha characters include:
  A - Town (sec. 60.23, Wis. Stats.)
  E - Environmental remediation
  O - Cooperative
  T - Town (sec. 60.85, Wis. Stats.)
  R - County (Florence or Menominee only)
  M - Multijurisdictional
• Type – municipality must declare the TID type when it creates a TID. Distressed and severely distressed are additional types that indicate a TID's life was extended to meet its obligations.
  1 - Created before October 1, 1995 (not required to declare a type)
  2 - Blighted
  3 - Rehabilitation or conservation
  4 - Industrial after October 1, 1995
  5 - Industrial after October 1, 2004
  6 - Mixed-use
  7 - Town
  • 7A - Agricultural
  • 7F - Forest
  • 7M - Manufacturing
  • 7T - Tourism
  8 - Environmental remediation - pre 2017
  10 - Environmental remediation - post 2017
  99 - Special legislation
  D - Distressed
  S - Severely distressed
• Base Yr. – year the TID was created
• Resolution Date – date the local legislative body adopted a resolution creating the TID
• Maximum Life – normal ending date of the TID
• Life Extended – the new ending date of the TID. This may be caused by:
  • Adopting a standard, technical college or affordable housing extension
  • Being declared distressed or severely distressed
  • Being a donor TID to a distressed or severely distressed TID