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<br />City of Mounds View TIF District No. 2 Modification 21 | P a g e <br />APPENDIX B <br />DISTRICT STATUS <br /> <br /> The "Highway 10 Corridor" Municipal Development District was conceived in 1985 on the <br />basis of the physical and economic relationships to the various projects and land uses both proposed <br />and existing. Also, by upgrading the corridor, a new image will evolve that will complement the <br />short and long range goals of the City's various plans. The visual impact in itself will be a benefit <br />to the citizens of Mounds View as well as other passing through the community via Highway 10. <br />The case is made for this concept via the co-dependence of the various land uses within and without <br />all three districts. The flow of jobs to the industrial park form the residential, the commercial to <br />support the residential and industrial while providing improved recreational facilities to compliment <br />all three land uses. Creating several tax increment districts assures the long term financing of the <br />upgrading of the corridor. By providing nucleus of development within the districts, unassisted <br />private development will be more likely to develop alongside of the districts. The initial investment <br />of tax increments into these areas will be crucial to the success of this undertaking. <br /> <br />Current Projects <br /> <br /> This plan proposes to assist 100,000 square feet of commercial space. The type of <br />assistance will be the traditional use of tax increments that includes public improvements as well as <br />land assembly. While creating new construction, a considerable amount of blight can be eliminated <br />both economically and visually. Without the assistance, the development could not afford the cost <br />of assembly with or without buildings. <br /> <br />Current Contracts <br /> <br /> There are no contracts that the City has entered into at this time with any developers within <br />the tax increment district. However, the City is currently negotiating with a developer for a <br />proposed 100,000 square foot commercial center. <br />