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constructed. The project was not completed as planned. <br /> Established 1985. Expires for pay 1995. <br /> Public funds used for land acquisition. <br /> Financed through $745,000 of general obligation bonds in <br /> 1985. $200,000 of the bonds are outstanding. <br /> 5. Additional project expenditures. <br /> 225,000 toward infrastructure improvements in 1993 <br /> associated with area surrounding housing district 1 -2. <br /> Approximately $40,000 to cover partial costs of acquisition <br /> and site clearance of property in front of city hall in <br /> conjunction with economic development district projects 1- <br /> 1 and 1 -3. (remainder of acquisition and relocation costs <br /> covered by a $117,000 grant from the Community <br /> Development Block Grant). <br /> Approximately $20,000 toward planning for the Larpenteur <br /> Avenue improvements in conjunction with economic <br /> development districts 1 -1 and 1 -3. <br /> IV. CURRENT STATUS OF TIF FUNDS AND NON -TIF CAPITAL FUNDS <br /> A. TIF debt service funds. Estimated tax increment revenue will cover the <br /> outstanding bonds on the 2 -1 Bullseye project Estimated tax increment <br /> revenue including HACA will cover the outstanding bonds on the 1 -2 the <br /> senior housing project. Since tax increment revenue is dependent upon <br /> property taxes, these estimates are based upon the assumption that <br /> there will be no major changes in the proportion of taxes paid by the <br /> different taxing jurisdictions. If this relationship significantly changes, <br /> most notably the school district's reliance on property taxes, the amount <br /> of tax increment revenue collected and the city's ability to satisfy the <br /> outstanding debt may be affected. <br /> B. TIF construction funds. <br /> The annual financial report includes TIF construction funds as part of the <br /> city's total capital fund balance. These funds can be used to cover <br /> eligible TIF projects in the development districts (attachment 4). <br /> 5 <br />