ic tax credits (20% in tax credits) plus apply to the newly passed PA. State Historic Tax Credit program (25% in tax credits) for a total of 45% in Historic Tax credits = approx. $1 million in total. To acquire and adapt the building, $5 million dollars will be assembled: $2 million for acquisition and $3 m

f the new school. Within the next year, we will place the structure on the National Historic Register which will generate approximately $600,000 in Historic Tax Credits. The zoning will change from Educational to Mixed-Use and the City is supportive of this new zoning-variance change since it will create ne