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<br />Commissioner Frethem recommended the environmental benchmarks and objectives be <br />considered by the JDA for this development. She stated her only concern with this <br />subcommittee would be it would not be the JDA’s role to be prescriptive when it comes to <br />specific needs. She supported high level recommendations be made along with goals for the <br />site that were not too prescriptive. <br /> <br />Commissioner Reinhardt reported you can’t talk about energy without talking about the <br />environment. She understood there were environmental concerns that don’t have to do with <br />energy sources. She indicated it would be helpful to have an energy advisory committee <br />because they could put together scenarios for the JDA to consider. She explained this <br />development was larger than downtown St. Paul. She stated the energy opportunities that <br />were available were sizeable and should be considered. She supported the energy <br />subcommittee putting together a roadmap for energy use for the site with funding sources, <br />providing options and not prescriptions. <br /> <br />Commissioner Fabel stated he believed the JDA was fortunate to have Commissioner Monson <br />serving with this group, because she did this work for a living. He indicated he would be looking <br />to Commissioner Monson for advice in this area. <br /> <br />Commissioner Monson indicated this was a good discussion for the JDA to have. She supported <br />the JDA considering its goals to ensure a master agreement was reached. She believed an MOU <br />goal with Xcel was appropriate. She discussed how unique this property was, because it was <br />totally clean and there were no physical existing constraints. She stated it would be key for <br />funding sources to be considered along with how and when to go for these funding sources. <br />She reported she would like to see community engagement surrounding the energy on the site. <br /> <br />Chair Wicklund stated Commissioner Reinhardt and Commissioner Monson were interested in <br />serving on an Energy Advisory Committee. He requested staff begin working on this matter with <br />formal consideration to be made at the June JDA meeting. <br /> <br />Chair Wicklund recessed the JDA meeting at 6:48 p.m. <br /> <br />Chair Wicklund reconvened the JDA meeting at 6:52 p.m. <br /> <br />Roadmap <br /> <br />Directors Collins presented the Rice Creek Commons 2023 Roadmap and asked for feedback of <br />when the JDA would like tasks to be completed and events (a public workshop, for example) to <br />take place. <br /> <br />Commissioner Frethem stated in addition to the real estate market, broad housing demand and <br />the need for housing affordability should be considered. <br />
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