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10/16/2006
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DISCUSSION ON HUGO BUSINESS ASSOCIATION (HBA) MEMBERSHIP <br /> Staff invited representatives from the HBA to discuss the membership and goals of the <br /> association. City Administrator introduced the topic, talked about the City of Hugo <br /> joining the HBA, and that the City would help out with anything that the HBA may need <br /> to help them grow. He also stated that when they finish their website there will be a link <br /> on the City website for the HBA. <br /> EDA member and HBA president, Phil Klein, introduced Mike Gainer, HBA Vice- <br /> President, and Lois Melamed, HBA member to the EDA. They talked about how the <br /> HBA is growing, that they are looking for a location for an office, and that they are <br /> looking into becoming a chamber. Mr. Melamed stated that there is some room in the <br /> Citizen Newspaper office for the HBA until they find a permanent location. <br /> Bever made motion, Denaway seconded, to for the City of Hugo to take membership in <br /> the Hugo Business Association. <br /> All aye. Motion Carried. <br /> UPDATE AND DISCUSSION ON TIF DISTRICT <br /> Staff has been working closely with Paul Steinman of Springsted and Mary Ippel on the <br /> calculations to establish a TIF District. Staff has attached a map of the proposed TIF <br /> District that highlights the buildings that meet and do not meet the required 15% code <br /> deficiency threshold determined by building inspections and a map of the coverage test <br /> results. Also, the building department has completed a number of assumptions about the <br /> buildings the city has not inspected and if they would qualify for a TIF district or not. As <br /> we are coming to completion of establishing a TIF District staff would like to have the <br /> TIF Subcommittee meet on a regular basis again. <br /> CD Intern gave updates on the coverage and building inspection tests that the City must <br /> meet qualify for a TIF District. CD Director gave and update on the building inspections <br /> and that he feels we have enough information to know that the proposed district will <br /> qualify and that the boundaries will probably stay the same. He also talked about the time <br /> line and that the TIF sub-committee should meet as soon as possible to make some more <br /> decisions about the financing and development they would like to see. <br /> Klein asked about what properties we would want to start with for redevelopment. <br /> CD Director stated that Kidz Place is already being redeveloped and the next important <br /> ones in his mind are the End Zone property, the properties across from City Hall, and <br /> where the County Road 8 and Highway 61 meet. <br /> Bever asked about the coverage test on the Lavalle Parcel. <br />
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