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r <br />MEMORANDUM <br />T0: <br />FROM: <br />DATE: <br />northwest Essociated consultEnts, inc. <br />Little Canada City Council <br />Dan Wilson <br />14 July 1987 <br />RE: Thunder Bay TIF Project <br />Alternative Project Structure <br />FILE NO: 758.09 - 87.45 <br />JUL 15 1987 <br />CITY OF <br />LITTLE CANADA <br />I met with Mr. Robert Voto and Mr. Chlebeck on Monday, July 13, 1987, per their <br />request. Mr. Voto questioned the current structuring of the Thunder Bay TIF <br />project. He was concerned that this was a very small project to expend the <br />City's time and money on. The second, and perhaps most important item he <br />recognized was the large amount of tax increments that potentially could be <br />generated by this project. Mr. Voto questioned if there wasn't some way surplus <br />funds could be used to assist other economic development projects throughout <br />the City. The short answer to his question is that there is a way to make these <br />potential funds available for other eligible tax increment projects. <br />The Thunder Bay TIF project as currently structured is a very simple single purpose <br />project. The City is only seeking to capture sufficient tax increments in order to <br />repay the approximate $40,000 the City would advance to the project. Even though <br />we anticipate it only necessary to capture the tax increment for two years, the <br />plan does provide for the City to receive the increments for the maximum eight <br />years. The City has five years during which to amend its boundaries, which would <br />allow using surplus Thunder Bay tax increments elsewhere. The current plan structure <br />meets the intent of the tax increment statutes even by tax increment financing <br />critics. <br />Mr. Voto raises a very important question. I believe his intent is to provide the <br />City with the greatest amount of flexibility in dealing with the community's <br />development activities by maximizing your opportunities without your making any <br />firm commitments at this time. <br />4601 excelsior blvd., ste. 410, minneapolis, mn 55416 (61 2) 925 -9420 <br />Page 14 <br />
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