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Economic Development AuthoriryMinutes <br />January 1Q 2005 <br />5. Annual Meeting Election of Officers <br />MOTION BY COMMISSIONER KLINZING AND SECONDED BY <br />COMMISSIONER FARBER TO APPROVE THE FOLLOWING <br />APPOINTMENTS /ASSIGNMENTS: <br />PRESIDENT -JEFF GONGOLL <br />VICE PRESIDENT -PAT DWYER <br />SECRETARY - PAUL MOTIN <br />TREASURER - DAN TVEITE <br />ASSISTANT TREASURER -JERRY GLJMI'HREY <br />MOTION CARRIED 7-0. <br />6. Consider Conceptual Layout for EDA Brown Business Park Property <br />Page 2 <br />Ms. Mehelich provided background information regarding the development of the 60 acres <br />of City-owned land and 45 acres of EDA-owned Brown property, in order to encourage <br />industrial development. She reviewed the City's objectives to put all industrial land in Elk <br />River on a level playing field in price and financing assistance. Ms. Mehelich explained that <br />the EDA directed staff to develop a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the Brown property <br />and the drafr conceptual layouts for both the EDA Brown and City-owned properties. Staff <br />requests the EDA's feedback on the drafr RFP. <br />Ms. Mehelich then reviewed the concept layout for the EDA Brown property, noting <br />possible budding sizes on the various lots, access and site constraints such as the gas line, <br />wetlands, and access points. <br />President Gongoll asked for clarification on the wetlands. Ms. Mehelich responded, noting <br />that the newly adopted wetland buffer ordinance has not been factored in. <br />Discussion followed regarding the proposed YMCA site on the properly, drainage ponding, <br />and costs of improvements. Sid Inman of Ehlers & Associates noted that based on the new <br />tax increment generated by new development on the property, the city can be paid back for <br />the cost of the improvements and land. Commissioner Motin stated he did not see any <br />reason not to include the YMCA site in the RFP. <br />Ms. Mehelich stated that the RFPs could be sent out February 1 for a response by March 1. <br />Mr. Inman noted that developers typically would need plans by March 1~ for development <br />by September. Ms. Mehelich stated that the manufacturing prospect needs to sell their <br />existing property, but they hope to scar[ construction in 9 - 12 months. Commissioner <br />Motin asked if the company site would affect the RFP responses. Ms. Mehelich stated that it <br />may help generate more interest. Commissioner Moon asked if the RFP could be offered <br />both with and without the prospect site. Mr. Inman stated that they debated this issue, since <br />there is some oppommity there and recommended a statement that there is a pending <br />development and knowing this, they may include the lot in their concept with that <br />understanding. <br />Ms. Mehelich asked for comments regarding the RFP. Commissioner Tveite stated that <br />Section 3 regarding goals mentions "increased customer base for retail", and that he would <br />not want any confusion, since their goal is not retail. <br />
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