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Bellefontaine City Council discusses agenda items in regular session Tuesday evening. (TOM STEPHENS | THE CHRONICLE) 

For the second time in three months, the Bellefontaine City Council this week turned down a request for a tax abatement for the planned renovations to the Deercreek Village Apartments.

In July, Kristina Bellefontaine, LLC, owners of the Deercreek Village Apartments, 450 Kristina Drive, asked the council for a 75 percent, 15-year tax abatement for proposed modernizations to the housing complex. At that time, the council voted 4–2 to deny the abatement. 

At Tuesday's council meeting, Sept. 22, another resolution submitted a similar proposal under the Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) umbrella for renovations to the complex. 

This resolution reduced the request to a 70 percent, 15-year abatement for the planned Deercreek Village upgrades…………..

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