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Public Participation in Community Redevelopment Agencies: A Mixed Methods Approach to Understanding the Impacts of Collaboration in Public-Private Partnerships
Local governments create community redevelopment agencies (CRAs) to enhance economic and redevelopment opportunities within their communities through public-private partnerships funded with tax increment financing (TIF). The use of increment revenue, the complexity of public-private partnerships, an
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