The EZID will save the hotel developer $3.5 million in taxes over 10 years.
Mayor Mark Kruzan has said the additional revenue could be used to offset the losses from the city’s parking garages, about $400,000 annually.
The city will also do a once-a-decade reconsideration of how it expands and where it should house its residents.
The report, more than two years in the making, includes both lethal and non-lethal options for deer population control.
The council will vote Wednesday on whether to use lethal means to curb the deer population in Bloomington.
Many residents protested lethal methods recommended for deer population control at the Bloomington City Council's meeting Wednesday.
Some local property owners question the timing of the discussions and whether they will have the ability to review any proposals.
More than 30 employees have left the city's employ, resulting in more than $1 million in savings.
A law professor says corporations would lose many existing protections if the resolution adopted by the Bloomington City Council leads to a similar amendment.
New user fees may be needed to close gaps in the Bloomington city budget.