reimbursement for development fees and an additional 70 percent reimbursement of the city property tax paid on the land, improvements and tangible personal property for seven years.

In addition, the county will provide reimbursement of the property taxes equal to the amount reimbursed by the city for the Target Business Program, estimated at $97,400, according to reports from the Office of Economic Vitality.

Officials said Proof's relocation will create 20 new jobs and falls under the area's light manufacturing category for business incentives. It's total $23 million economic impact includes 102 direct and indirect jobs.

OEV Director Al Latimer said Proof’s relocation is an example of a catalyst project in which companies are making investments near public infrastructure upgrades.

“As a catalyst project," he said, "they are serving as an additional motivatorher hand landed on her husband's shoulder. They've been married for a dozen years. She remembers Proof's early roots in 2007 as a small boutique liquor store on Tennessee Street.

Their daughter, Olivia, was born four years later. She spent countless nights nursing while finishing up payroll.

"She comes to work with us all of the time,” she said. “She’s been a team player ever since she was born.”

Added her husband: “She’s going to learn how to brew better than I can."