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H.F. 2420 May 17, 1999 <br /> Version: Conference Committee Report Page 43 <br /> Section <br /> 19 St. Cloud TIF, pooling permitted. Authorizes the St. Cloud housing and redevelopment <br /> authority (HRA) to spend increments from a pre-1982 TIF district outside of the district to <br /> redevelop properties destroyed by a natural gas explosion on December 11, 1998. Effective <br /> upon local approval. <br /> 20 St. Paul,TIF. Extends the duration of the Williams Hill TIF district in St. Paul by ignoring <br /> the first $2,000 of increment for purposes of the duration limit. The maximum permitted <br /> duration extension is 2 years. The duration limits for TIF districts generally begin upon • <br /> receipt of the first increment. Effective upon local approval by the city, county, and school <br /> district. The state aid offset will apply during the extension period. <br /> 21 City of Jackson, TIP. Allows the city of Jackson to extend the duration of a pre-1979 TIP <br /> district to collect increments through 2002. The maximum amount of increments allowed to <br /> be collected is$170,000. Under general law, these districts may not spend increment after <br /> April 1, 2001, except to pay obligations issued before April 1, 1990. Thus, the bill will <br /> allow the city to collect increments in 2001 and 2002. Effective upon local approval by the <br /> city, county, and school district. The state aid offset applies during the extension period. <br /> 22 City of Minneota, TIF. Ratifies expenditures of increment made by the city of Minneota <br /> for its tax increment financing district. This ratifies approximately $28,000 that the city <br /> spent in excess of the total estimated expenditures in the TIF plan. The provision is effective <br /> upon local approval by the city. <br /> 23 Fridley TIF. Allows the city of Fridley to extend the duration of TIF district No. 6 to 2025. <br /> This district is a redevelopment district; absent the legislation it would be required to be <br /> decertified in 2012. Thus, this section provides for up to a 13 year extension. The extension <br /> is subject to the state aid offset during the extension period under special rules. The amount <br /> of the aid offset is limited to the least of(1) $200,000, plus one-half of the excess; (2) 2.5 <br /> percent of the city's net tax capacity; or(3) 5 percent of the district's increment for the <br /> previous year. <br /> Pooling of increments from the districts is permitted only for sewer and highway costs <br /> directly related to the development in the district. Tax capacity attributable to 200,000 <br /> square feet of building value (other than parking ramps) must be decertified in the year <br /> district would have been decertified under general law. <br /> The extension is effective upon approval by the city, county, and school district. <br /> 24 Brooklyn Center. Authorizes Brooklyn Center to change the fiscal disparities election for <br /> TIF district No. 4 to permit the fiscal disparities contribution to be paid by the city, rather <br /> than the district. <br /> 25 Dawson. Extends the duration of an economic development district in the city of Dawson <br /> to 18 years after receipt of the first increment. This would extend the decertification date <br /> . from January, 2010 to July, 2019. <br /> Article 10: Tax Increment Financing <br />