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<br />Regular City Council Minutes -11/17/03 <br />Page 28 <br /> <br />establish fair n1arket value as a last resort, tax increment <br />financing, long-term assessments, deferred assessments, <br />Industrial Revenue Bonds, infrastructure bonds, grants and <br />loans. <br /> <br />The second proposed motion was to direct staff to prepare <br />options for an advisory stakeholder team for Council <br />review and approval on December 8, 2003, with the <br />purpose of the team to work with the Master Developer to <br />ensure that the City's goals and objectives for the Twin <br />Lakes Master Plan were realized. <br /> <br />The third proposed motion was to direct staff to prepare a <br />City of Roseville proposal for Allina, in response to the <br />Allina/R yan Companies concept for the Allina <br />headquarters building at Twin Lakes, to be <br />reviewed/approved by the Council on November 24,2003. <br /> <br />Councilmember Maschka advised that the proposed <br />motions were the work product of meetings held by he and <br />Mayor Kysylyczyn and all parties involved, to ensure that <br />a comprehensive plan was in place to meet the City's goal <br />for the 275 acre overall development area. <br />Councilmember Maschka advised that this proposal would <br />ensure additional housing, an estimated additional $400 <br />million tax base for the City; and should prove to be a <br />showcase for the northern suburbs. <br /> <br />Concept Phase <br />Maschka moved, without a second accepting the <br />preliminary proposal of Rottlund Companies to be <br />designated as the Master Developer for the 275 acre Twin <br />Lakes Redevelopment Area, subject to completion of a <br />preliminary Master Developer Agreement (prepared by the <br />City Development Attorney Jim Casserly) and approval by <br />the City Council at the December 8, 2003 meeting, and <br />providing 90 days thereafter to complete a final <br />Development Agreement. The Agreement shall include <br />the use of public development tools including public <br />purpose condemnation as needed to establish fair market <br />value as a last resort, tax increment financing, long-term <br />