Vote on Hudson's tax break postponed

What they're saying: Council Member Angela Whitfield Calloway challenged whether the tax break is necessary for the project and said she will ultimately vote no.

• "This is an opportunity to stand up for the people," she says.

The other side: Jared Fleisher, a representative for Gilbert's companies, tells Axios that because council approved the first step of the tax break in 2017, future development could be reconsidered if the tax abatement is rejected.

• "We would look that and say, 'Well, we don't know that we're going to have the support to do any of that in the future because here we are, halfway through a project they already supported, and the rug is being pulled out.'"