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7.1 HRSR 03-03-2014
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City of Elk River, Minnesota <br />Preliminary Financial Analysis of Blackhawk Woods TIF Application <br />10/03/2013 <br />Page 4 <br />Tax Increment Revenue Estimates <br />The tax increment revenue estimates are based on collection of revenues for the full term of the district. Based on <br />the assumptions outlined above, the projected tax increment revenues to be generated from the project are shown in <br />the chart on the following page. <br />The Developer has requested TIF financing on a pay -as- you -go basis, to help offset the reduced rent limitations <br />required by the Section 42 program. The Developer has requested the assistance over the full term of the District <br />(up to 25 years) based on the initial revenue projections. The revenue projections as prepared by Springsted and <br />illustrated in the table above are slightly different and show an increased present value, or principal amount, of <br />$1,079,005 as opposed to the original estimated amount of $996,871 with a term of approximately 23 years instead <br />of 25 years. Further discussion regarding the actual term and amount is recommended. <br />Project Qualification <br />Initial discussions with the developer indicate that the project as proposed will qualify as a housing TIF District. A <br />housing TIF District is a type of tax increment district which consists of a project that is intended for occupancy by <br />persons or families of low and moderate income. Revenue derived from tax increment from a housing district must <br />be used solely to finance the cost of a housing project as defined. The cost of public improvements directly related to <br />the housing projects and the allocated administrative expenses of the City may be included in the cost of a housing <br />project. <br />Scenario 1 <br />Annual Market Value Inflator <br />0% <br />Total Gross Tax Increment <br />$2,323,089 <br />City Retainage (10 %) <br />$232,319 <br />Net Amount Available for Developer (90 %) <br />$2,090,770 <br />Present Value at 4.70% of Developer Amount (full 26 <br />year term of district) <br />$1,079,005 <br />Projected Amounts based on Developer's Revenue Estimates <br />PayGO Principal Amount <br />$996,871 <br />PayGO Interest (4,70 %) Amount <br />$769,398 <br />Total Payments <br />$1,766,269 <br />Estimated Term of Assistance <br />23 Years <br />Estimated Surplus Increment <br />$324,501 <br />The Developer has requested TIF financing on a pay -as- you -go basis, to help offset the reduced rent limitations <br />required by the Section 42 program. The Developer has requested the assistance over the full term of the District <br />(up to 25 years) based on the initial revenue projections. The revenue projections as prepared by Springsted and <br />illustrated in the table above are slightly different and show an increased present value, or principal amount, of <br />$1,079,005 as opposed to the original estimated amount of $996,871 with a term of approximately 23 years instead <br />of 25 years. Further discussion regarding the actual term and amount is recommended. <br />Project Qualification <br />Initial discussions with the developer indicate that the project as proposed will qualify as a housing TIF District. A <br />housing TIF District is a type of tax increment district which consists of a project that is intended for occupancy by <br />persons or families of low and moderate income. Revenue derived from tax increment from a housing district must <br />be used solely to finance the cost of a housing project as defined. The cost of public improvements directly related to <br />the housing projects and the allocated administrative expenses of the City may be included in the cost of a housing <br />project. <br />
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