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I <br />necessary to pay the costs ' authorized by the tax - increment <br />plan, including the amount necessary to cancel any tax levy <br />as provided in ' nnes to s, 'Section 475.61, <br />Subdivision 3, the City shall use the excess amount to: <br />10 prepay its outstanding tax increment bonds; <br />2a discharge the pledge of tax increment therefore; <br />3e pay into an escrow account dedicated to the <br />payment of such bond; <br />4i repay any loans including interest on these loans; <br />or <br />return the excess to the County Auditor for <br />redistribution to the respective taxing <br />jurisdictions in proportion to their respective <br />tax capacity prolese <br />in addition, the City may choose to modify the tax increment <br />financing plan in order to promote further development <br />within Development District Noe 1a <br />u. Requirement for Agreements with the Developer <br />Pursuant to Minnesota Statutgs, Section 4 6 9 + 17 6 1 Subdivision <br />5, no more than 25 percent by acreage of the property to be <br />acquired by the City in the redevelopment district shall be <br />owned by the City as a • result of acquisition with the <br />proceeds of bonds issued pursuant to Section 469.178 'without <br />the City having -prior to acquisition in excess of 25 percent <br />of the acreage, concluded in agreement for the development <br />of the' property acquired and which provides recourse for <br />the City should the development not be completed* <br />v Assessment Agreements <br />Pursuant to Minagsota Statutes, Section 469,177, Subdivision <br />8i the City may, upon - enterring into a development agreement <br />pursuant to Minnesota S tub , Section 469 *176, Subdivision <br />5, eater into an agreement in recordable form with the <br />developer of property within the tax increment financing <br />district which establishes a. minimum market value of the <br />.and and completed improvements for the duration of the tax <br />increment redevelopment districto The assessment agreement <br />shall be presented to, the county assessor who shall review <br />the plans and specifications for the improvements to be <br />constructed, review the tax capacity previously assigned to <br />the land upon which the improvements are to be constructed <br />and so long as the minimum tax capacity contained in the <br />k assessment agreement appears in the judgeme'nt o f the <br />assessor, to be a Treasonable estimate the assessor may <br />certify the minimum tax capacity agreement. <br />
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