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Springbrook shopping center (Delaney Property Group economic development agreement)

Tuscaloosa

Description

A six-parcel shopping center development in District 7 with a performance-based incentive agreement. The developer wants the new-to-market tenant requirement cut from six to three, but staff say the revised drafts differ from what the council approved, so the 772 process must restart.

Impact summary

Could bring six new-to-market retail tenants, jobs and shared sales tax revenue to District 7 — but the timeline restarts, delaying any construction.

Applicant

Name
Delaney Property Group (Michael Delaney)

At a glance

Hearings
1
Public comments
1
Total mentions
1

Last vote · Public Projects Committee

Tabled

Last discussed Mar 24, 2026.

Meeting timeline (1)

Mar 24, 2026Tabled

Public Projects Committee - Mar 24, 2026

A six-parcel shopping center development in District 7 with a performance-based incentive agreement. The developer wants the new-to-market tenant requirement cut from six to three, but staff say the revised drafts differ from what the council approved, so the 772 process must restart.

Related issues (1)

Delaney Property Group economic development agreement

A shopping center development in District 7 is stuck: the developer's redlined agreement drafts changed key terms from what the council approved, so the incentive process must restart. The city pays nothing upfront — incentives flow only from new-to-market tenants' sales tax performance — and Councilor Lanier wants the deal moved quickly.

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