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• TAX INCREMENT FINANCING PLAN <br /> TAX INCREMENT FINANCING DISTRICT NO. 15 <br /> SUMMARY <br /> McChesney Cabinets, 18983 York Street, Elk River, Minnesota seeks $35,000 <br /> in Tax Increment Financing assistance to support its proposed construction of <br /> a 10,000 square foot facility in the McChesney Industrial Park. McChesney <br /> Cabinets is a manufacturer and installer of custom cabinets and countertops <br /> and specialty wood items. McChesney Cabinets currently occupies 3,000 <br /> square feet at 18983 York Street in Elk River, Minnesota, and currently has <br /> two (2) full time employees at this facility. As a result of the expansion, <br /> approximately two new full-time jobs will be created in 1997. <br /> The Economic Development Authority for the City of Elk River, Minnesota is <br /> proposing the creation of an Economic Development District pursuant to the <br /> Tax Increment Financing Act. Tax increment funds will be used to "write- <br /> down" the price or value of the development site. The Economic Development <br /> Authority for the City of Elk River proposes to reimburse McChesney <br /> Cabinets for the value associated with Lot 9 under a pay-as-you-go Tax <br /> Increment Financing District. <br /> • The 10,000 square foot facility will have a finished market value estimated at <br /> $300,000 which produces property taxes of approximately $12,600 per year. <br /> Of this total, $11,400 will be new additional taxes. These new funds will be <br /> "captured" by the Economic Development Authority so that the City of Elk <br /> River can recover the $35,000 in tax increment assistance. After these funds <br /> have been repaid, Tax Increment Financing District No. 15 will be <br /> decertified, thereby enabling all local taxing jurisdictions (county, school, <br /> city, etc.) to share in the project's property taxes. <br /> The Economic Development Authority for the City of Elk River, Minnesota <br /> anticipates that Tax Increment Financing District No. 15 will exist for <br /> approximately six (6) years; during which time tax increment funds will be <br /> collected for four (4) years. <br /> • <br />