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<br />the conditions) to TIF. I believe the other details would depend on the circumstances, but I <br />would see this option aimed at larger. commercial/industrial users. <br /> <br />I do not have a third example as I believe it would be very similar to the types of uses other . <br />cities would propose; i.e. clean-up of a contaminated site. The comments listed reflect only my <br />opinion and are not the official position of the City of Little Canada as our elected officials have <br />not reviewed this material. <br /> <br />Mounds View - Jim Erickson, Community Deve/opment Director <br />a. Soils corrections. There are multiple properties in the City where contamination may have <br />occurred. The ERF could be used to assist in the remediation of such sites to facilitate <br />redevelopment and to protect the City's water supply. <br />b. Groundwater contamination. While not strictly indicated as one of the statutory defined <br />purposes, the quality of the City's groundwater could at some point be compromised either <br />from an existing land use or as a result of former land use activities outside of the City's <br />jurisdictions. Soils corrections and well-head modifications could become necessary. <br />c. Environmental Assessment. From time to time, the City acquires properties for public <br />purposes. Environmental assessments need to be accomplished to protect the City's <br />interests and to ascertain any environmental risks not known or disclosed. <br /> <br />North St. Paul - Wally Wysopal <br />1. City Public Works Garage for soil clean up due to leaking gas tank. Goal is to move the <br />operation and redevelop the site as commercial. Parcel located in downtown. <br /> <br />2. Anchor BlocklShyfsky's asphalt plant- Business to be relocated due to Highway 36 <br />reconstruction in 2006 which is a City and County project. EAS indicates properties are on <br />the EPA spills list. Intent to bring a corporate head quarters to the 40-acre site, which will . <br />include a new interchange at McKnight Rd. and 36. <br /> <br />Roseville - Dennis Welsch, Community Development Director <br />1) Twin Lakes Redevelopment Project <br /> <br />a. Proiect Type: 170 acres of redevelopment areas including industrial truck terminals and <br />industrial properties. Soil contamination is likely present with possible ground water <br />contamination. <br />b. Proiect principals - a mix of long time landowners, investment companies and <br />developers. <br />c. Proposed Use of Property - future uses include up to 3 million square feet of a mix of <br />office, service retail and housing (500 units) in a livable, walkable and workable land use <br />pattern. <br />d. Proposed use of the ERF - acquisition of parcels for redevelopment and infrastructure, <br />costs associated with remediation not covered by other grants such as DTED, Met <br />Council and EPA and matching funds required by other contamination clean up funding <br />sources. <br />e. Type of Impacts and where the benefits accrue - Twin Lakes is estimated to generate <br />$300 million in new value, 5.000 new jobs with annual payroll of $400 million, 500 new <br />housing units and a significant increase in local, state and County taxes. <br />f. Existinq Resources - EPA Grant funds, Met Council Clean up funds and Met Council <br />Planning funds and TIF. Future resources include the same as above plus Ramsey <br />County CDBG, HUD and HOME funds for housing, MHFA, Met Council Livable <br />Communities funds, MnDot State Aid funds, Assessments, TIF, Tax Abatement and <br />hopefully the ERF funds. . <br /> <br />2) Tank Farm Redevelopment & Extension of 280 to County Road C <br /> <br />2 <br /> <br />o?-f <br />