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Consider MN Community Capital Fund <br /> June 10,2002 <br /> Page 2 of 2 <br /> • The City of Elk River's Economic Development Micro Loan programs provide for the <br /> following: <br /> • Industrial Incentive Program—loan amounts up to $100,000 at 4-points below prime <br /> to industrial businesses for real estate, equipment and infrastructure costs associated <br /> with locating or expanding in the West Business Park. <br /> • Supplemental Financing Program—loans up to $50,000 at 1-point below prime to <br /> industrial businesses for real estate, equipment and infrastructure costs associated <br /> with locating or expanding in Elk River. <br /> • Redevelopment Financing Program—loans up to $50,000 at 2-points below prime <br /> for business development and building renovation in the Central Business District. <br /> The attached balance sheet for the city's Micro Loan fund indicates a cash balance of <br /> $591,767.22 as of May 31,2002. In addition, the outstanding principal on existing loans is in <br /> the amount of$826,558. <br /> Action Requested <br /> At this time the EDA is asked only to review the Minnesota Community Capital Fund <br /> program and its applicability to the economic development goals of the city via the <br /> presentation by Mr. Martin. Issues with the program may be discussed this evening and <br /> • again at a later date. Formal action on the request may also be considered at a future <br /> meeting of the EDA. <br /> • <br />