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Parcels to be Acquired -- The City intends to acgwe property within Tax Increment <br />Financing District No. 12 for resale to private developers. <br />Estimated Amount of Loan /Bonded indebtedness —Tax increments collected from TIF <br />]district NO.2 will be utilized on a 44pay as you go" basis to assist with capital and <br />administrative costs throughout the City. The city reserves the right to issue bonds within <br />TIF District No. 12 not to exceed $1.5 million. <br />Duration of District — The duration of the TIF District loo. 1 is 5 expiring in 2015 <br />* Limitation on Duration of the TEF District <br />o No tax increment shall be paid by an authority three years from the date of <br />certificationby the County Auditor unless within the three year period (1) bonds <br />have been issued (2) the Authority has acquiredproperty within the district (3) the <br />authority has constructed improvements. (The Gity acquired tlzeproperty in 1991 so <br />this limitation is no longer aproblem). <br />o If after 4 years from the date of certification of the Original Estimated Market value <br />of the TIF district, no demolition, rehabilitation or renovation of theparcei or ether <br />site preparation has occurred, no additional tax increment may be taken from that <br />parcel. h e City m ode impro vem en is to th a school after p u rch ase. o r th e activity <br />center use so the knock down rule has been acicd)f <br />Limitation on the use of TIF — the shall be used to finance or otherwise pay public <br />capital and administrative costs pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, Section469.124 through <br />469.134. (State Statute section attached as Exhibit #2). No revenues derived from tax <br />increment shall be used for the constuctlon, renovation, operation or maintenance of a <br />building to be used primarily and regularly for conducting the business of a municipality, <br />county, school district, or any other local unit of government or the state or federal <br />government; this provision shall not prohibit the use of revenues derived from tax <br />increments for the constructionor renovation of a parking structure, a commons area used as <br />a pph is nark or a f ilYt se l f social, recreational or conference L oses and not <br />primarily for conducting the business of a municipality, <br />The City may choose to modify the tax increment financing plan for TIF District Igo, <br />12 in order to promote further development throughout the entire city and within the <br />ability provided within Development District No. 1(as outlined in Z 3 above). <br />33 Development Attorney Jim Casserly, I rass Monroe has suggested that the T1F District <br />Financing Flan will need to be modified once the City Council makes a determination <br />regarding the future use of TIF generated from the Applewood Pointe Project. The <br />current fnaancing plan indicates that TIF generated from the site (originallyplanned for <br />NCR bmining facility) would be used for capital and infrastructure costs associated with <br />the NCR expansion. ` <br />RCA TW District #12 (080403) i Page 3 of 5 <br />
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