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• <br /> Z1E1R IN iEVIEW <br /> TAX INCREMENT FINANCING <br /> A revised Tax Increment Financing policy was adopted by the City Council in March. The <br /> revisions identified minimum requirements for the use of TIF and incorporated provisions of <br /> the new business subsidy law. <br /> The only new TIF district created in 2000 was TIF 21 for the Opus/Softpac project. The <br /> pay-as-you-go district will write down the $700,000 land costs associated with the project over <br /> a period of eight years. <br /> TAX REBATE FINANCING <br /> Also referred to as tax abatement,Tax Rebate Financing (TRF) is a relatively new economic <br /> development tool. The mechanics of the tool are similar to TIF in that tax dollars can be used <br /> to pay for development costs. The primary difference is that each government entity elects to <br /> rebate its portion of the project's taxes. Subsequently,TRF generally results in fewer dollars <br /> for a project than TIF,but allows for greater flexibility in the application of those dollars. <br /> In April the City Council adopted Tax Rebate Financing policies,which set parameters for its <br /> use and incorporated the required provisions of the business subsidy law. Upon <br /> • recommendation from the EDA, the City Council also authorized the use of TRF in the <br /> construction of an 18,000 sf multi-tenant industrial building in the McChesney Industrial Park. <br /> Sherburne County also participated in the project. <br /> ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MICRO LOAN PROGRAM <br /> One micro loan was made in 2000 to Ultra Image Powder Coating. The loan was set up as.a <br /> participation loan with the First National Bank of Elk River and was used fora building <br /> expansion and equipment purchase. The lawsuit with Northstar Diecasting was also settled in <br /> 2000 when the company agreed to pay $1000/month for 36 months. The loan fund ended <br /> 2000 with a cash balance of$442,528. <br /> BUSINESS INCUBATOR <br /> In early 2000,Watermark ceased operations and vacated its suite. Also in 2000 SolarAttic, due <br /> to vacancies at that time, entered into a twelve-month market rate lease with the EDA for its <br /> existing incubator suites. The company vacated 2500 sf of manufacturing space in December <br /> of 2000, but will remain in its smaller office space until April of 2001. <br /> Two new companies signed leases for incubator space in 2000. Vertical Publishing,'which <br /> provides an internet presence and archiving service for small publishers and trade magazines <br /> leased 2200 sf. Integrated Power Solutions,which has developed a manufacturing process for <br /> a solid state battery that can be integrated into the circuitry of any electronic device,leased <br /> 1500 sf of space in the incubator and plans to move into market rate space in spring of 2001. <br /> • <br />
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