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Douglas County commissioners are set to weigh a $150 million-plus development plan for Eudora, centered on the Eisele property near K-10 Highway, using a Tax Increment Financing model to fund infrastructure with future tax revenue. Phase one—K-10 Commerce Park—will bring commercial spaces like hotels and restaurants, starting summer 2027, while phase two tackles industrial buildings beginning winter 2029. The developer seeks full reimbursement of infrastructure costs and tax breaks via industrial revenue bonds. With hearings already held and an ordinance adopted, a key public hearing is tentatively scheduled for September 28. Commissioners also face decisions on rezoning west of K-10, updating solid waste plans, and approving a wireless facility permit—all in one packed meeting.

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