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selling the property primarily for a user that does not own its property is a more volatile situation than an <br /> owner occupied operation since the tenant has no financial commitment to the property. <br /> Second the EDA could decline the offer. With this option, the EDA does not lose out on potential <br /> revenue of the land and avoids the aforementioned precedent. However, this would likely lead to the exit <br /> of PSB from their existing location. Staff could work with PSB to find a new location in Elk River,but <br /> they will also consider other communities. In response to the original offer, staff declined it because of <br /> the large discrepancy between the offer and the appraised value. Not only would the EDA lose income <br /> potential for this lot,but it would also weaken negotiation positions in the future. <br /> Next, the EDA could direct staff to remove the restriction of high tech,industrial and manufacturing <br /> from the forgivable loan policy and encourage Mr. Briggs to apply and seek the remaining$107,000 of <br /> funds. Assuming his application was approved, this option would allow Mr. Briggs to purchase an acre of <br /> land from the city and construct a parking lot. The EDA Finance Committee expressed concern and <br /> rejected this idea at its March 29 meeting. Members of the committee stated that they thought that the <br /> EDA should target those industries, and a change would be premature since the program is only several <br /> months old. <br /> Finally,the EDA could direct staff to work with PSB to purchase the building from Mr. Briggs. The state <br /> may have some funding available through the Minnesota Investment Fund to help finance a purchase of <br /> the facility from Mr. Briggs. Mr. Briggs has expressed that he would like to retain possession of the <br /> building if possible,however he would be open to sell if it were his only option. Another potential <br /> challenge of this idea is that until the forgivable loan fund is expended, Elk River won't have access to <br /> state funding. <br /> FINANCIAL IMPACT <br /> Depends on option selected. <br /> ATTACHMENTS <br /> • Purchase Offer from the Briggs Companies <br /> • Email from PSB stating parking concerns <br /> Action Motion by Second by Vote <br /> Follow Up <br /> N:\Departments\Community Development\Economic Development EDA to move\Agenda\Year2013\5-13-2013\Request for Action Briggs Land <br /> Request(1).docx <br />
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