Give Cabela's Tax Incentives A Sporting Chance
Published: December 11, 2006
The nation's largest specialty retailer of hunting, fishing and camping merchandise has determined that a second Michigan store (one of eight proposed across the country) should be located in a new 62-acre village development in Walker, but has requested $15 million in a tax incentive package to fund public infrastructure for the mixed-use development. Its annual payroll for that single store is estimated at $6.58 million.

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