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<br /> <br />Memo <br /> <br />To: Mark Casey – City Manager <br />From: Stacie Kvilvang - Ehlers <br />Date: November 13, 2019 <br />Subject: Trident Redevelopment – Terms of Assistance <br /> <br /> <br />Trident submitted a TIF application for redevelopment of the Bremer Bank site located at 2401 Lowry <br />Avenue NE. They are developing the site into 75 assisted living and memory care units and total <br />development costs are expected to be approximately $18.850 million. They are proposing to have <br />20% of the units affordable to persons at or below 50% of the area median income as noted in the <br />table below: <br /> <br />Unit Summary Affordable Market Total Percent <br />Studio - Memory Care 5 16 21 28% <br />1BR - Assisted Living 44 44 59% <br />1BR - Assisted Living 10 10 13% <br />Total 15 60 75 100% <br />Percent 20%80% <br /> In order to provide units at a more affordable level, they have requested 15 to 17 years in tax <br />increment financing (TIF) in an amount of approximately $1.6 million. The City requested Ehlers <br />to review their application to determine how much TIF, if any is needed, the term and options to <br />retain affordability of these units longer. <br /> <br />TIF District Requirements <br /> <br />The City would create a Housing TIF District, which has a maximum term of 26 years. This type <br />of District requires the project to provide a minimum level of affordability at one of the following <br />two (2) levels: <br /> <br />• 20% of the units need to affordable to persons with incomes at or below 50% of the Area <br />Median Income (AMI); or <br /> <br />• 40% of the units need to be affordable to persons with incomes at or below 60% of AMI <br /> <br />As noted in the above table, Trident proposes to provide 15 units (20%) affordable to persons at <br />or below 50% of AMI, which translates to an annual income of $35,000 for an individual or $40,000 <br />for a couple. <br />