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Two separate development projects will ultimately complement the Clinton Crossings Corporate and Lifestyle Center, The Reserve (formerly Canal Cove), a mixed-use residential community and Citygate, a new urban village planned for the old Monroe County Iola Campus. In combination, these developments represent an exciting new approach to living for the Town of Brighton.

Revenue & Jobs Generated by Clinton Crossing Corporate and Lifestyle Center

Projected Revenue
Annual Property Tax Revenue: $6,000,984
Annual School Tax Revenue: $3,864,601
Annual Town Tax Revenue: $828,616
Annual County Tax Revenue: $1,307,767
Annual Retail Sales Tax Revenue: $3,600,000
Fire & Ambulance Revenue: $303,052

Jobs
Construction jobs: 1,344
Medical/Corporate jobs: 276
New Retail jobs: 266
Indirect jobs: 589

Everyone Benefits! The financial gains to the Town of Brighton and the Greater Rochester Area, as a direct result of the Clinton Crossing Corporate and Lifestyle Center, are significant.

The current cost to educate one child in the Town of Brighton School District is $11,000 per year. The property taxes generated by this development will educate 351 children for free over the next ten years.

Other revenues include $303,052 per year in fire and ambulance revenue; $3,600,000 per year in annual retail sales revenue; and $1,307,767 in county tax revenue. In addition, it is estimated that more than 2,000 jobs will be created, including approximately 1,300 for construction. All salaries and wages, in turn, contribute to the economic health of not only Brighton but of the entire local economy.

We believe that all Brightonians who appreciate our past, and are enthusiastic about our future, should be delighted with the opportunities that this type of private investment affords us all. Brighton Informed hopes residents will support these initiatives and their visionary perspectives to ensure that Brighton remains one of New York State's premier places to live, work, learn and play.

For more details, view the Fact Sheet on Clinton Crossing Corporate and Lifestyle Center. To get a feel for how Clinton Crossing Corporate and Lifestyle Center will look, visit www.BrightonLifestyle.com.

Useful Links
•  Town of Brighton
•  Information on Brighton, NY
•  Monroe County
•  U.S. Green Building Council
•  New York Department of Environmental Conservation

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