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■ Geothermal Heat Pump Rebate Application <br /> ■ Lighting Retrofit Rebate Application <br /> ■ New Construction Lighting Rebate Application <br /> ■ PTAC,Mini-Split Water Source HP Rebate Application <br /> ■ Rooftop, Split System,ASHP Economizer Rebate Application <br /> ■ VFD and ASD Drives Rebate Application <br /> At their January 22, 2019, meeting,the EDA approved the Economic Development Energy Incentive <br /> program. The program allows the city to waive the applicable PILOT for an approved applicant and <br /> redirect that amount as a credit distributed through the applicant's monthly ERMU electric service bill for <br /> up to two years. <br /> The Energy Efficiency Improvements Loan is available to property owners of commercial or industrial <br /> buildings in Elk River to provide low interest loans to businesses to invest in energy efficiency and <br /> improve their profitability through reduced energy costs. In addition,the microloan program helps the <br /> city of Elk River use energy conservation as an economic development tool. Applicants may apply for the <br /> cost of improvements up to $74,999 <br /> Do these current rebate programs offered by ERMU and the EDA meet the needs of the business <br /> community?Are there additional energy related rebates that the EDA is willing to consider? <br /> Concern#9: Can there be a proactive approacb to business development such as educating builders, contractors, on,,ners <br /> before a project is submitted? <br /> Staff meets with pre-applicants to discuss new projects, or developments. This is an informal meeting <br /> with staff to address the concerns and questions an applicant has prior to submitting an application for <br /> formal review. <br /> Business Retention and Expansion (BR&E) visits conducted by staff from economic development, <br /> planning, environmental and engineering. It is at these meetings that we learn if a business is seeking to <br /> expand,which gives us an opportunity to educate owners on the process. <br /> Concern#9: Communications regarding process requirements for Building permits, Codes, Loan programs and <br /> Ordinances needs to be timely, consistent, clear, transparent, and communicated upfront, before excessive money is spent. <br /> Staff met with Minneapolis planners regarding their Small Business Navigator Office. They redeployed <br /> three staff people within the city development agency to the Small Business Navigator Office. The core <br /> function of this department is to establish a phone number, e-mail, and a website for people to call and <br /> ask questions on starting a business in the city. Their website, the Minneapolis Business Portal provides <br /> entrepreneurs and business owners with valuable information and resources to plan,launch, and grow a <br /> business <br /> The City of Minneapolis also features a Business Technical Assistance program. The Business Technical <br /> Assistance Program or B-TAP program was created to provide consulting support to businesses located <br /> in the City of Minneapolis. <br />
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