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04-28-1997 EDA Packet
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RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING PREPARATION OF A MODIFIED PROGRAM FOR <br />DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT NO. 1 AND TO ESTABLISH TIF DISTRICT NO. 1-8 <br />Mr. Wessel explained to the intent to set up a Redevelopment District to be prepared for <br />assistance if necessary on three pending developments. The developments included the old <br />Gethsamene church site on Lake Drive/35W, the house owned by the city on Birch <br />Street/49, and the 49 Club on 49/County Road J. Other parcels on the 49/J site were <br />included and staff will investigate whether these sites qualify as a redevelopment district. <br />EDA Member Bergeson asked if the clock would start running on the parcels. Mr. Batty <br />explained it was a 25-year district, and the clock would begin running. Mr. Bergeson <br />asked if other areas should be in the district, such as along Lake Drive. Mr. Batty <br />explained that each non-contiguous piece must qualify on its own as a redevelopment <br />district, and parcels could be added within the first five years. After that, a new TIF <br />District could be established to include any parcels the city may want to include. <br />EDA Member Kuether asked why the city would want to do this now. Mr. Wessel <br />explained that 49/J was considered a door to the community. The 49 Club owner wants to <br />rebuild the facility and needs city water to the site. The Birch Street/49 property will be <br />owned by the city and potential developers may require assistance to get utilities to the <br />site. He added that the owner of Apitz Garage had talked to the city about expanding onto <br />that site, and potential users will be asked to submit a proposal. <br />The church site in the Village is a way to provide Fairview Hospital some assistance if <br />necessary. EDA Member Kuether noted that the city had said no TIF would be used in the <br />Village. She said if it was used on one project, everyone else would expect it. Ms. Divine <br />noted that only the church parcel qualified for redevelopment so all projects would not be <br />eligible. EDA Member Lyden said he believed redevelopment was one of the best uses of <br />TIF. Kuether noted that Forest Lake School District should be notified as well as <br />Centennial. EDA Member Neal moved to approve the resolution. EDA Member Lyden <br />seconded the motion. Motion passed unanimously. <br />ADJOURNMENT <br />EDA Member Bergeson moved to adjourn. EDA Member Neal seconded the motion. <br />Motion passed unanimously. Meeting adjourned, 6:28 p.m. <br />
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