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EDA Agenda Memo <br /> July 12, 1999,Meeting <br /> Page 3 <br /> • <br /> Background <br /> The city's bond attorney is recommending approval of the attached <br /> resolution to formalize the process of using tax increments from <br /> District No. 19 to pay$630,000 of the bonds that were sold on June 28, <br /> 1999. This is the cost of construction of the lift station within TIF <br /> District No. 19 and has always been an anticipated tax increment <br /> expenditure from this District. <br /> The reason the EDA is being asked to consider this resolution is <br /> because TIF District No. 19 is a "EDA" TIF District, meaning it was <br /> initiated by the EDA. Since the council is the entity selling the bonds, <br /> there needs to be some surety that the EDA agrees it will allow tax <br /> increments to be used to repay a portion of these bonds. <br /> Recommendation <br /> Staff recommends approval of Resolution 99- approving and <br /> authorizing a tax increment pledge agreement. <br /> 7. Consider Approval of Contract for Private Development <br /> Regarding TIF District No. 19 <br /> Issue <br /> The issue to be considered by the EDA at this meeting is to approve <br /> the attached Contract for Private Redevelopment by and between the <br /> Economic Development Authority in and for the City of Elk River and <br /> Associated Investors of Elk River,Inc., Fischer Sand and Aggregate, <br /> LLP, and Elk River Business Park, LLC. <br /> Background <br /> City staff and City Attorney Peter Beck have been working with the <br /> commercial and industrial developers for approximately the past six <br /> months to bring this redevelopment contract to the EDA for its <br /> consideration. The enclosed contract is not in execution form and will <br /> likely require additional minor modifications prior to execution by all <br /> parties. Staff is recommending the EDA authorize execution of this <br /> contract for private redevelopment, understanding that such language <br /> modifications may be required prior to execution. <br /> • <br />