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Planning Files - Planning File #
3405
Planning Files - Type
Miscellaneous
Project Name
HOUSING and REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
Applicant
City of Roseville
Status
Approved
Date Final City Council Action
9/23/2002
Additional Information
Establishment of an HRA
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<br />determination that the property is structurally substandard without an interior inspection of the <br />property. The city's blight determination findings are being challenged in court by the home- <br />owners surrounding the car dealership, who had their property declared blighted and structurally <br />substandard by the city without their receiving interior inspections. One could also wonder <br />whether a car dealership is genuinely a blighted and deteriorating influence. <br />5dh Street and France - Edina and Minneapolis. The 50th and France Avenue area is <br />unique. On the south side of 50th is the city of Edina, and on the north side is the city of <br />Minneapolis. The area has a lot of high-end specialty retail and restaurants. The Edina side of <br />the area was being renovated and revitalized to halt the deterioration of the buildings. The <br />Minneapolis side was having difficulty attracting private renovation and revitalization. The city <br />decided to create a renewal and renovation tax increment district in an effort to help renovate its <br />side of the street. The purpose of a renewal and renovation district is similar to that of a <br />redevelopment district except that the focus is more closely related to inappropriate or obsolete <br />land use, and there are less stringent standards regarding structurally substandard buildings in <br />the district. Renewal and renovation districts are rather rare. <br />In an f~ffort to create a unified area, the city of Minneapolis had no choice but to spur <br />renovation. Was this a legitimate use of TIF? A compelling case could be made both for and <br />against the use of TIF here. <br />There have been other perceived and actual misuses of TIF by many cities in <br />Minnesota. The state legislature has enacted several new laws that focus on these isolated <br />instances of misuse, rather than on tax increment financing as a whole. Isolated abuses of tax <br />increment financing have injured everyone. <br />What Should Be Done With T1F Now? <br />Legislative activism has altered tax increment financing so that it can be used for a wide <br />range of development activities that extend beyond the original intent of removal of blight and <br />renovating deteriorating areas in central, core cities. State legislation has actually reduced the <br /> <br />23 <br />
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