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City of Elk River, Minnesota <br /> Die Concepts Inc. <br /> March 23, 2016 <br /> Page 3 <br /> 7. Whether assistance is necessary to attract out-of-state business <br /> An applicant must meet criteria#5 in which the project results in the sale and/or redevelopment of properties deemed <br /> structurally substandard. In addition, a loan cannot be made solely on a finding that the conditions in 5, 6, or 7 exist. <br /> A finding must be made relative to 1, 2, 3 or 4 as well. <br /> The application received by the City includes a requested loan amount of$75,000 with 12 jobs being created. In <br /> addition, the proposed project would bring the 12 new jobs into the City following purchase and renovation of the <br /> existing building and would be within the required 2 year period. The company will agree to retain the jobs within the <br /> City for the period of the loan. The average hourly wages of the 12 jobs range from$23-$29. The project as proposed <br /> with the job creation would meet the City's Business Subsidy Policy as the wages exceed the minimum of$15/hour <br /> plus benefits and the company will agree to stay in the City for at least 5 years. The blighted properties funds would <br /> be used to acquire and renovate the building which allows the company to locate within the City, bringing the jobs, and <br /> thus meeting the job creation requirements of the project. <br /> 5. Eligible Activities (Page 3 of Policy) <br /> To qualify for receipt of a blighted properties forgivable loan, the applicant must utilize the funds for the specific <br /> purposes outlined in the City's policy.According to the policy, loans may be used for the following activities: <br /> • Property acquisition, demolition, soil prep, infrastructure, or building construction <br /> • Purchase furniture,fixtures and equipment(FF&E)along with new construction <br /> The funds would be used for renovation and modernization of an existing building, including both exterior and interior <br /> renovations of the building for industrial use. <br /> 6. Business Eligibility (Page 3 of Policy) <br /> In addition to having an eligible project a business must also meet certain criteria before it is deemed eligible to <br /> receive the loan funds. According to the Blighted Properties Forgivable Loan Policy, to be eligible for a loan a <br /> business must meet the following: <br /> • Business must be a for-profit corporation, partnership or sole proprietorship: <br /> • Business must be a small business as defined by the small business administration: <br /> • Business must have a positive net worth: <br /> • Non-profit corporations, casino, sports facilities and sexually oriented enterprises are not eligible to use the <br /> Blighted Properties Forgivable Loan Policy: <br /> Based on the submitted application, the business is a for-profit corporation defined as a small business, is an <br /> industrial, manufacturing or technology-based industry and is not a non-profit, casino, sports facilities, or sexually <br /> oriented enterprise. The two most recent full years of financial statements (2014 and 2015) indicate positive net <br /> worth. Following the completion of the acquisition, renovation and location into Elk River, the company is showing <br /> projected positive cash flow and continued net worth in 2016 and 2017. <br />
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