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4.1. DRAFT HRA MINUTES (3 SETS) 06-07-2021
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Housing and Redevelopment Minutes Page 8 <br /> May 3,2021 <br /> ----------------------------- <br /> Ms. Huot stated the action requested tonight is the city council adoption of the TIF plan and <br /> creation of the TIF district. She indicated the appraisals,which have been received and will <br /> validate this need to increase the amount,will support and the final contract would come <br /> after that. <br /> Commissioner Wagner stated she would like to hear from those who sit on the Finance <br /> Committee as she feels this deviation from the policy is pretty significant and asked if the <br /> city has ever deviated from the 15-year policy. <br /> Ms. Huot stated she could not speak for certain,but her recollection was there have been <br /> longer term districts,but the policy has been modified several times with one being term <br /> limits. <br /> Commissioner Ovall stated he is lacking all the context of the details of what was discussed. <br /> He stated the tone from the Finance Committee was there's a pecking order with TIF being <br /> job creation first and then redevelopment of old housing and industrial stock. He felt TIF is <br /> a good tool to facilitate redevelopment. Lastly is housing, market rate or affordable. She <br /> stated they have heard over the years that while the policy is 15 years,it is out of alignment <br /> with state guidelines. He felt that this proposal of pay as you go is attractive with these <br /> factors, along with the site itself. <br /> Chair Toth felt the appraisals being received are answering some of the final questions. He <br /> noted there may be another TIF district possibility with the Main and Gates redevelopment. <br /> He stated to him,the developer has made the efforts asked by the city. <br /> Ms. Huot stated TIF 24 was a 26-year TIF,but it was redevelopment,not housing. <br /> Commissioner Ovall stated this proposal is somewhat of a hybrid with redevelopment and <br /> housing components. <br /> ,. <br /> Commissioner Wagner also agreed there was a lot of attractiveness to this proposal and this <br /> area has been poised to be redevelopment for several years. She stated it's always in the back <br /> of her mind to ensure we don't find ourselves overcommitted in large TIF districts. <br /> Moved by Commissioner Ovall and seconded by Commissioner Chuba to <br /> recommend support for the application to establish a Phase 120-year TIF district as <br /> requested by Stonewood Development, LLC, and 20 years for Phase 2 with an <br /> aggregate of 26 years for construction of two 90-unit residential market-rate <br /> apartment buildings with underground parking on the former Saxon Auto site as <br /> outlined in the staff report. <br /> Motion carried 5-0. <br /> 8. Adjournment <br /> Chair Toth adjourned the meeting at 6:35 p.m. <br />
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