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Mounds View City Council June 27, 2005 <br />Regular Meeting Page 14 <br /> <br />money. He stated that he received a copy of the financial statement and it clearly shows that the 1 <br />golf course is losing money every year. He suggested showing residents the financial statements. 2 <br /> 3 <br />Mayor Marty stated that again this is why he is suggesting that they review the 2000 Springsted 4 <br />Study. 5 <br /> 6 <br />City Administrator Ulrich pointed out that an important part of the negotiation was the TIF 7 <br />District noting that the concession made by Medtronic was to cap the TIF amount at $14.8 8 <br />million because there was $24 million at the time and close to $30 million in TIF eligible 9 <br />expenditures that Medtronic was initially asking for. He stated that Medtronic initially asked the 10 <br />city for $24 million in TIF eligible expenditures as part of the deal and part of the negotiation 11 <br />process involved bringing that amount down. He stated that could potentially limit the number 12 <br />of years the TIF District would run as it would be paid off that much sooner. 13 <br /> 14 <br />Council Member Gunn stated that there is a spelling correction in the title. She noted that the 15 <br />word ‘increment’ is spelled wrong. 16 <br /> 17 <br />Mayor Marty noted that it states this is a program modification and asked for clarification. 18 <br /> 19 <br />Ms. Kvilvang explained that the action before Council is on special legislation noting that the 20 <br />future item on the Consent is to call for a public hearing on the creation of a Tax Increment 21 <br />Financing District and modification of a redevelopment district in the community. She further 22 <br />explained that this is the technical aspect of creating a Tax Increment Financing District and plan 23 <br />in which they have to do some re-modifying to state what parcels would be included in the 24 <br />development area and what portions would be within the TIF District. 25 <br /> 26 <br />Mayor Marty referenced Resolution 6571 noting that they have two copies of Resolution 6571 27 <br />and they are different. 28 <br /> 29 <br />City Attorney Riggs clarified that the issue of Resolution 6571 should be the approving of the 30 <br />2005 laws, Minnesota Chapter 152, Article 2, Section 26. He stated that the other copy was 31 <br />numbered inappropriately noting that this resolution is actually Item 9F in the Consent that calls 32 <br />for the public hearing. He stated that Economic Development Coordinator Backman did modify 33 <br />the staff report and this is what he was explaining. He stated that the last line referencing the 34 <br />public hearing is actually Item 9F. 35 <br /> 36 <br />City Administrator Ulrich stated that it is his understanding that a public hearing can only be set 37 <br />by a motion adding that if that is incorrect they would have to re-assign the resolution number. 38 <br /> 39 <br />Mayor Marty explained that he wanted to make sure that the duplication of resolution numbers is 40 <br />totally stricken from the first one included in the packet. 41 <br /> 42 <br />Council Member Flaherty stated that when TIF first entered the discussion his initial question 43 <br />was how rare or common is this. He stated that he did some checking noting that Best Buy in 44 <br />Richfield and the Veritos Building in Roseville are both in TIF Districts and the new Twins 45