Summary
Two We Energies properties — an old ash landfill and a substation buffer parcel — were removed from the local tax roll because they now pay the state utility tax instead, with the city receiving a share of that state revenue.
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Last discussed May 6, 2026.
Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
About $1.37 million in land value removed locally, offset by the city's share of state utility tax revenue.
✅Who benefits
We Energies; residents continue receiving a share of utility tax revenue from the state.
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