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,ii« <br />632 <br />Further discussion and additional information requests included opportunities and <br />633 <br />advantages of a separate system available for redirection for emergencies; <br />634 <br />opportunity cost analyses, and also soft costs incurred if the City chose to be a <br />635 <br />host site (e.g. insurance, liability, wear and tear, etc.); cost benefit for taxpayers; <br />636 <br />comparative analyses of lease rates and financial modeling of how to best benefit <br />637 <br />from an installation; and identifying developers and determining what those <br />638 <br />developers are willing to pay. <br />639 <br />640 <br />Regarding the timeline, Mr. Schwartz clarified that the only concern in timing is <br />641 <br />the application period for Made in Minnesota credits, due by February 28 of each <br />642 <br />year for their lottery system for funding with my finite information available at <br />643 <br />this time. <br />IL <br />644 <br />645 Chair Stenlund reviewed the timeline and intent of the next three meetings to <br />646 gather sufficient information to make a recommendation to the City Council <br />647 based on the due diligence of the PWETC and subsequent submission to the <br />648 lottery system, even if the first round was neutral, and only limited use achieved. <br />649 Chair Stenlund opined that subsequent lottery rounds could enhance the <br />650 opportunities as it was deternfiked how best to sell the Roseville solar pieces. <br />651 <br />652 Mr. Schwartz referenced the St. Paul Port Autho y presentation and their <br />653 financing powers, as recently hosted by the City of Roseville's Housing & <br />654 Redevelopm t Authority; as they reached o statewide for financing options <br />655 through joint powers agreements. Mr. Schwartz advised that the City of Roseville <br />656 was interested in this option due to the interest expressed by several churches in <br />657 Roseville; and ability to fund solar projects through special assessments for those <br />658 entities over time. Mr. Schwartz noted that this was in process as well as staffs <br />659 continued search for funding opportunities through private entities in Roseville. <br />660 <br />661 was noted that IOK Solar would be making a presentation to the PWETC at <br />662 eir October meeting; in addition to staff providing answers to the questioned <br />663 raised tonight; and developed as more information became available. <br />664 <br />665 Further discussion included the RFP process needed; lining up financial partners; <br />666 host site versus developer status; potential complexities of financing; and certain <br />667 scenarios that may be excluded based on a lack of financing, with the host site <br />668 seeming to be the most passive of the three options and potentially a much <br />669 simpler process if conditions were met. <br />670 <br />671 Staff encouraged members to advise staff of any additional information requests <br />672 before the next meeting. <br />673 <br />674 9. Possible Items for Next Meeting — October 28, 2014 <br />675 • Revisit Information on parking provided by Mr. Bilotta tonight and <br />676 Chapter 1019 (Cihacek) <br />Page 15 of 16 <br />