The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink About10.23.06 EDA Packet - with notes City of Farmington 325 Oak Street .armington, MN 55024 A Proud Past - A Promising Future Committed to Providing High Quality, Timely and Responsive Service to All of our Customers AGENDA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY October 23, 2006 -7:00 p.m. City Council Chambers, City Hall ~~~:P"'}~~\N\\~~ ~~J- 1J1~ 5'~ Members 1. Call Meeting to Order Todd Arey ( Chair) 2. Pledge of Allegiance Paul Hardt (Vice Chair) 3. Approve Agenda :p c.u...L--\ I \( \I OV\.n ~ 4. Citizens Comments Yvonne Flaherty Erik Starkman 5. Consent Agenda P ~\ ) D ~ vi J- ( G v ,)::.. A-b~~ \ ~c1 ) a. Bills b. September 25,2006 Minutes c. October 9, 2006 Chad Collignon . Christy Jo Fogarty , City Council 6. Public Hearings (None) David McKnight City Council 7. Unfinished Business Highway 50 Commercia1/Industrial Corridor (see attached) Miss~on Statement ~see attached) ~ v, <;. +vt J 0 ~ y- l ~ McVIcker Lot - Hemen (see attached) . . J ,.J nT Powder Coating (see attached) City Staff Representatives Peter Herlofsky City Administrator 8. New Business Summary of New Businesses, 2003-2006 (see attached exhibits) Calendar of Upcoming Meetings & Events (see attached) List of Interviewees - ICMA Peer Team (see attached) Kevin Carroll Community Development Director Tina Hansmeier Economic Development Specialist 9. City Staff Reports to. Adjourn -p~, Yvon hQ. B ~:)$ 325 Oak Street Farmington, MN 55024 Phone: 651.463.7111 .Internet www.ci.farmington.mn.us K:\HRA-EDA\Board Agendas (2006)\102306 EDA Agenda - new format.doc The Farmington EDA 's mission is to improve the economic vitality of the city of Farmington and to enhance the overall quality of life by creating partnerships, fostering employment opportunities, promoting workforce housing and by expanding the tax base through development and redevelopment. . SUMMARY OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY October 23, 2006 - 7:00 p.m. City Council Chambers, City Hall Members Todd Arey ( Chair) Paul Hardt (Vice Chair) Yvonne Flaherty Erik Starkman Chad Collignon Christy Jo Fogarty City Council . David McKnight City Council City Staff Representatives Peter Herlofsky City Administrator Kevin Carroll Community Development Director Tina Hansmeier Economic Development Specialist 325 Oak Street Farmington, MN 55024 Phone: 651.463.7111 Internet: www.cLfarmington.mn.us . 1. Call Meeting to Order 1. Pledge of Allegiance 2. Approve Agenda 3. Citizens Comments 4. Consent Agenda a. Bills b. September 25,2006 Minutes c. October 9, 2006 5. Public Hearings (None) 6. Unfinished Business Highway 50 Commercial/Industrial Corridor A discussion regarding potential land use designations took place for the properties located generally in the southwest corner of the City. Staff will prepare a map based on the EDA members' comments to bring to the November EDA meeting for further discussion. Mission Statement (see attached) The EDA adopted a mission statement (see above). McVicker Lot - Heinen Mr. Heinen has requested that the timeline in the Development Contract for developing the McVicker lot be modified. At the EDA's direction, staff will contact the City Attorney to request that an addendum be prepared for the EDA to take formal action on at its next meeting. JIT Powder Coating JIT will hold its open house, October 24, 2006, from 2pm to 5pm to showcase its expansion. JIT is located in the Industrial Park at 21020 Eaton Avenue. 7. New Business Summary of New Businesses, 2003-2006 Information provided Calendar of Upcoming Meetings & Events Calendar provided to EDA members. The date of the December meeting was moved from December rfh to Tuesday, December 19,2006. C:\Documents and Settings\ldargis\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files.OLKD3\102306 EDA summary. doc . October Sun Man Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 City Council Meeting (7pm) 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Regular EDA Meeting (7pm) 29 30 31 November Sun Man Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11 City Council Meeting (7pm) . 12 13 14 15 18 EDA Meeting 7pm (rescheduled from Nov. 27th 19 20 21 22 25 City Council Meeting (7pm) 26 27 28 29 30 Special EDA Meeting (strategy session) December Sun Man Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 City Council Meeting (7pm) 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Follow-up Strategy Session. if needed 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 City Council EDA Meeting Meeting (7pm) 7pm 24 27 28 . . . . Peter, Sorry I haven't been in touch lately - this week has been difficult wi the transition. Today is my first day up on the ICMA system - tomorrow promises to be my first day wi the new mobile number. The good news is that I've met with the Peer team and we are busily making plans, etc. We plan to make contact with everyone on the list you supplied for the background interviews. Everyone on the list should expect a call within the next few days to set up a time for interviews. Mark Nagel and Richard Fursman will be conducting many of them, although Craig Waldron and I will also be involved. The bus trip and route has been mapped out. Ideally, we'd like to leave Farmington at approximately 8:00 am on Sat. Nov. 18th and return about 2:00pm. We will visit the following cities for extended observation and discussion - Elk River,Anoka, Andover, Oakdale and Rosemount. In addition, we will observe and briefly discuss Ramsey and New Brighton as we drive our route. Elk River, Anoka and Rosemount all have both a traditional downtown and significant industrial park development. Andover has a 'new' downtown that was created, and Oakdale has significant office and industrial development that was initiated and directed by the City. Our team has direct experience in each of these cities, and will be providing details of what it took to develop, and the lessons they learned. The cities we will visit are also somewhat similarly situated in relation to the metro to Farmington. We will arrange to have box lunches for the group. Now that I am situated, I will be in contact more regularly. I wanted to get this update to you so you could inform the EDA at their meeting on Monday. Craig Craig R. Rapp Director, Member Solutions 612 605 5603 612 597 3178 mobile craig. rapp(il)icma.org I€MA ~ltt"(or.<tI8effN~ icma.orq . . . 1 l DATE ~ I 09/30/2006 09/30/2006 10/03/2006 09/30/2006 10/04/2006 09/30/2006 10/04/2006 09/20/2006 INVOICE LIST FOR EDA MEETING OCTOBER 23. 2006 AT 7:00 p.m. DESCRIPTION Campbell Knutson Campbell Knutson Xcel Energy: 142 Elm St City of Farmington - 209 Oak St MN Energy - 305 3rd St City of Farmington - 201 Spruce St MN Energy - 201 Spruce St No Dkta Cty COC t I $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Page 1 $ AMOUNT I 61.03 1,462.00 7.86 21.21 15.82 212.89 21.36 30.00 $ 1,832.17 I APPROVAq of Farmington Page: 2 September 30, 2006 Account # 1852G . PREVIOUS BALANCE FEES EXPENSES CREDITS PAYMENTS BALANCE 1852-030 RE: EDNJOSEPH M. HEINEN (CONTRACT FOR PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT) SERVICES RENDERED TO DATE: 1,168.50 0.00 61.03' 0.00 -1,168.50 1852-033 RE: ISD #192 (NEW SCHOOL) - PASS-THROUGH SERVICES RENDERED TO DATE: 1,012.50 2,250.00 0.00 0.00 2000 ,(,cL[ 03 $61.03 -1,012.50 t1(PO('),~C[Oo $2,250.00 1852-034 RE: FLAGSTAFF AVENUE IMPROVEMENTS (ISD NO. 192) SERVICES RENDERED TO DATE: 192.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 -192.00 $0.00 1852-999 RE: PROSECUTION MA TIERS SERVICES RENDERED TO DATE: 6,368.24 4,919.00 187.95 0.00 -6,368.24 (o50,Vi b 3 $5,106.95 . 16,855.68 13,908.50 510.69 0.00 -16,855.68 $14,419.19 . Amounts due over 30 days will be subject to a finance charge of .5% per month (or an annual rate of 6%). Minimum charge - 50 cents. CAMPBELL KNUTSON Professional Association Attorneys at Law Federal Tax 1.0. #41-1562130 317 Eagandale Office Center 1380 Corporate Center Curve Eagan, Minnesota 55121 (651) 452-5000 City of Farmington Attention: Ms. Robin Roland Finance Director 325 Oak Street Farmington MN 55024 Page: 1 September 30,2006 Account # 1852-030G 6 RE: EDNJOSEPH M. HEINEN (CONTRACT FOR PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT) SERVICES RENDERED TO DATE: 09/08/2006 Dakota County Abstract & Title - title commitment supplement. 50.00 09/13/2006 Dakota County Recorder/Registrar - Contract for Private Development - Heinen. 46.00 . 09/13/2006 Dakota County Treasurer - State Deed Tax and Conservation Fee - Heinen. 6.65 09/14/2006 Photocopy expense. 1.20 09/14/2006 Postage expense. 3.18 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS 107.03 09/13/2006 CREDIT: Dakota County Recorder - Cost Posted 8-31-06- Heinen Recording Fee. -46.00 TOTAL CREDITS -46.00 TOTAL CURRENT WORK 61.03 PREVIOUS BALANCE $1,168.50 10/03/2006 Payment - thank you -1,168.50 TOTAL AMOUNT DUE $61.03 . Amounts due over 30 days will be subject to a finance charge of .5% per month (or an annual rate of 6%). Minimum charge - 50 cents. .---=' \oo~rj?J CAMPBELL KNUTSON Professional Association Attorneys at Law Federal Tax 1.0. #41-1562130 317 Eagandale Office Center 1380 Corporate Center Curve Eagan, Minnesota 55121 (651) 452-5000 City of Farmington Attention: Ms. Robin Roland Finance Director 325 Oak Street Farmington MN 55024 SUMMARYSTATEMENT~ ~ ~~ )0 ~O . Page: 1 September 30, 2006 Account # 1852G IOOS,~03 fOIO.0-t03 }Ollll&403 IO?o.~'tD3 IDq) I~<..JO~ I070,kHD3 to 3 02 dC:JL{ 03 PREVIOUS BALANCE FEES EXPENSES CREDITS PAYMENTS 1852-000 RE: GENERAL LEGAL SERVICES (RETAINER) SERVICES RENDERED TO DATE: 6,064.36 3,806.50 161.29 0.00 1852-002 RE: PASS THROUGH LEGAL SERVICES SERVICES RENDERED TO DATE: 652.50 967.50 0.00 0.00 1852-003 RE: FORFEITURES (NON-RETAINER) SERVICES RENDERED TO DATE: 800.83 332.50 0.60 0.00 1852-013 RE: EDA GENERAL MATTERS (NON-RETAINER) SERVICES RENDERED TO DATE: 135.00 1,462.00 0.00 0.00 1852-018 RE: WAUSAU POND EXPANSION SERVICES RENDERED TO DATE: 94.50 54.00 0.00 0.00 1852-019 RE: ASH STREET POND PROJECT SERVICES RENDERED TO DATE: 79.25 27.00 48.42 0.00 1852-024 RE: ASH STREET EASEMENTS SERVICES RENDERED TO DATE: 288.00 90.00 51.40 0.00 -6,064.36 -652.50 -800.83 -135.00 -94.50 -79.25 -288.00 13/.0:,,9) 5~~:~ ',02.0\) ,Ql.GO 1003,CO .CO BALANCE -$3,967.79 . 4WJ,foL{D3 $967.50 2100 .lcHGG $333.10 ';l.OCO, V-t 03 $1,462.00 41 \0 I ld--{t8 $54.00 L.\~05,~()3 $75.42 ,4 \05. l.oYC0. $141.40 CAMPBELL KNUTSON Professional Association Attorneys at Law Federal Tax 1.0. #41-1562130 317 Eagandale Office Center 1380 Corporate Center Curve Eagan, Minnesota 55121 (651) 452-5000 - City of Farmington Attention: Ms. Robin Roland Finance Director 325 Oak Street Farmington MN 55024 Page: 1 September 30, 2006 Account # 1852-013G 72 RE: EDA GENERAL MATTERS (NON-RETAINER) SERVICES RENDERED TO DATE: HOURS 09/01/2006 AMP Telephone call from Kevin re: lease. 0.20 27.00 . 09/05/2006 CRM Revise/redraft Lease Agreement. 3.60 450.00 09/06/2006 AMP Telephone call from Kevin C. 0.20 27.00 CRM Redraft Lease Agreement. 1.20 150.00 09/07/2006 CRM Lease review; forward to Kevin Carroll. 0.30 37.50 09/20/2006 CRM Telephone call Kevin Carroll re: Lease Agreement for 303 Third Street. 0.70 87.50 CRM Revise Lease Agreement for 303 Third Street. 0.80 100.00 09/21/2006 CRM Revise Lease Agreement for 303 Third Street. 2.10 262.50 CRM Telephone call Kevin Carroll re: 303 Third Street Lease. 0.40 50.00 AMP Review lease issues. 0.40 54.00 . 09/25/2006 SRN Prepare comparison version of revised lease between the EDA and Broadband Solutions, Inc. 0.20 18.00 City of Farmington RE: EDA GENERAL MATTERS (NON-RETAINER) SERVICES RENDERED TO DATE: CRM Telephone call Kevin Carroll regarding changes to 303 Third Street Lease. AMP E-mails from and to Kevin re: lease; telephone call from and to Kevin re: lease; revise lease; e-mail to Kevin. 09/29/2006 AMP Telephone call from Tina; e-mail to Tina. AMOUNT DUE TOTAL CURRENT WORK PREVIOUS BALANCE 10/03/2006 Payment - thank you TOTAL AMOUNT DUE Page: 2 September 30,2006 Account # 1852-013G 72 . HOURS 0.40 50.00 0.80 108.00 0.30 40.50 - 11.60 1,462.00 1,462.00 $135.00 -135.00 $1,462.00 . Amounts due over 30 days will be subject to a finance charge of .5% per month (or an annual rate of 6%). Minimum charge - 50 cents. . .(l Xcel Energy. ::::fY~Yfl~~eijmJ~!i.J.i.9~nL::::q~!!:Wi~~~ffli9:?::I{~m9911t:VVQ(f~If:t::::::::::??Ai#.@#t:~fie~#.~~:::::::::::m: Northern States Power Company Please Return This Portion e;;;~~;q'f 51-4874009-4 10/30/2006 $16.25 Thank You! Auto Pay Do Not Return IOI?fJ P.O. BOX 9417 MPLS, MN 55484-9477 AT 01 055671 693978297 A**3DGT 111111111111111111111,1111111111111111111,11111111111111111111 FARMINGTON CITY OF ATTN: ACCTS PAYABLE 325 OAK ST FARMINGTON, MN 55024-1374 5110300brl48740094rl00000001b250DDODDD1b25 Detach and Retain This Portion For Your Records or write to us at: Northern States Power Company PO BOX8 EAU CLAIRE WI 54702-0008 Questions: Call Please Call: (800) 481-4700 Hearing Impaired: (800) 895-4949 Fax: (800) 311-0050 Activity Summary Date of Bill . Number of Payments Received Statement Number Oct 03, 2006 1 85301344 Previous Balance Total Amount of Payments Balance Forward +Current Charges Current Balance - - - - - - - -- - - $17.41 - $17.41 CR - - $0.00 - $16.25 - - - $16.25 - - - I mise Summary remise Number 302899419 303664727 Premise Identifier .HJ ELM ST 201 SPRUCE ST Premise Descriptor SIGN 400~, G:;tjJ~ /oCf;;J. f#:1:2. . Current Bill $7.86 $8.39 $16.25 Total Current Bill ~ X' / it XcelEnef9Y' FARMINGTON CITY OF ATTN: ACCTS PAYABLE 325 OAK ST FARMINGTON, MN 55024-1374 ::::il~11Ii~~IIII!!i: :::::i::I~~,:lilf:~_tJ,I:::i::.: . ......... . .. .... . . .. 1 0130/2001[", $1 6.25 Page 1 of 3 Statement Date: 10/03/06 Your bill is paid through Xcel Energy's Auto Pay program. On your due date, the amount is withdrawn from your financial institution and immediately credited. Statement # 85301344 See back of bill for more information. Account #: 51-4874009-4 CITY OF FARMINGTON UTILITY BILL YOUR ACCOUNT NO. 2-8210-00209-00-203 Please Return This Portion With Your Payment PLEASE PAY 22.27 PAY BY: 11/06/2006 . CITY OF FARMINGTON e:..t>f\ 325 OAK ST FARMINGTON MN 55024 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 0282100020900203000002227 . _.' - . - - .-. -. -. < - --, ~ .-.- --- ~--~ -. - ~- -. ------ -. - - ..- ~_.- ----. -~ --~- _..~ -- - -. - --. - - -. -- --- --. < 2-821 0-00209-00-203 Keep This Portion For Your Records BILLING NAME: SERVICE ADDRESS: CITY OF FARMINGTON 209 OAK ST FARMINGTON MN 55024-1263 ACCOUNT SUMMARY Remit to: CITY OF FARMINGTON 325 OAK ST FARMINGTON MN 55024 . PREVIOUS BILL PENALTIES s J';3 ~ ill ~1~~fJ~NTS . STORM WATER TOTAL DUE $ ~oo---.." )'. , /;/::!J 10.55 . [irf .00 10.66 ~7, ";;"1. :;;...1 Billing Period 07/01/2006 TO 09/30/2006 Last Payment Received On 07/11/2006 Meter Readings '2.QX) N ~ $ - $ DATE READ: CURRENT READING PREVIOUS READING: CONSUMPTION: OTHER CONSUMP: TOTAL CONSUMP: o o o o o & </z { Consumption Measured in A 1 0% PENALTY IS APPLIED IF PAYMENT IS NOT RECEIVED BY DUE DATE. . For Further Information or Assistance, Contact: 651-463-1883 Jr1''iES07it. . NERGY RESOURCES -J-!:-/' /! ~;'~~7,'?j") r'-. ~ t..r'/~) ~I'~ <:~~ {~~~~ lOl~1 A WPS Resources Company Helpful Information Customers may register inquiries or complaints by writing to P.O. Box 2176, Scottsbluff, NE 69363, or by calling Customer Service at 800-889-9508. If you smell natural gas, leave the premises immediately and call Minnesota Energy Resources at 800-889-4970. For more safety information, visit www.minnesotaenerovresources.com. or call 800-889-9508. To request a customer information booklet summarizing our service rules and regulations, email minnesotaenerovresources@alldata.net or call 800-889-9508. ' Delinquent amounts in excess of $10 are subject to a late payment charge of 1.5% monthly (18% annually) or $1.00, whichever is greater. The Customer Charge covers part of the fixed costs of delivering your natural gas, regardless of your gas usage. PGA - Your bill may include an adjustment or rate change due to the cost of purchasing natural gas from suppliers. The charge will appear as PGA, for .purchased gas adjustment". PO BOX 455 ROSEMOUNT, MN 55068-0455 24 hour Customer Service call 24 hour Emergency Service call WWVI/.min nesotaenergyresources.com FGTN MUNICIPAL LIQUORS Account Number: Amount Now Due: Billing Date: Auto Bank Transfer Previous Account Balance Payments Received Previous Balance Due Fees/Adjustments Current Charges Gas Tax Total This Bill New Account Balance Automatic Bank Transfer will occur on Oct 25 Zcoo W23 800-889-9508 800-889-4970 305 3ci S-\- 4076048-0 $15.82 1 0/04/06 1 0/25/06 $19,08 19.08CR .00 .00 14.85 .97 15.82 $15.82 $15.82 N . )J/7/OI- ~ $ $ ... u.... un...... _..~. on...... ....... _ u...... "or" _........... u,.. ............. _.... _... _....... ... n _.......................... on.... _... u........ u...... __. n.' u_.. __.. __......... n. o.n '_n U... .'., -- h n."" -.. n. - ..onO.... n.!' n'. -,-- 0-- -. n.. --.."... nOon '-,.' n...O.. See back for billing details. Detach and mail this portion with your payment. Bring entire bill if paying in person. Account Number 4076048-0 Automatic Bank Transfer I want to support the HeatShare program, which helps pay energy expenses for those In need. My monthly gift will be: $ Other 0 $5 0 $10 0 $20 0000421 ", "2 , 00003 10042006 2006100 vrs HH 1 r& S t [~v;~ ~ FGTN MUNICIPAL LIQUORS 325 OAK 5T FARMINGTON. MN 55024-1374 /.1.1..1.1.11"1" I, 1,1,.1...".." II.. ,1.1" /..1.1.1,11111.11 . Place an 'X' in the box if 0 you included information on the back MINNESOTA ENERGY RESOURCES CORPORATION PO BOX 659795 SAN ANTONIO, TX 78265.9795 II.. ./1.1111.1.1111.11'11.1.'.1'.1.11.1.111.11'.'11111,.111,.1 00000407604809 00000000 000001036 CITY OF FARMINGTON UTILITY BILL YOUR ACCOUNT NO. 2-8810-00201-00.,702 Please Return This Portion With Your Payment PLEASE PAY 212.89 . 1111111111,111111111111111111111111.11111111111111111111111111 CITY OF FARMINGTON ATTN: TRACY GEISE 325 OAK ST FARMINGTON MN 55024-1374 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 0288100020100702000021289 _ _~.... _ __.. ___ _ .__ _ _ _ ____ __._ __ _ u_"" ____.. __ _~_ _ ___ _ _.~.___ _.. _. ... ... _u_ ...... o. ___________ ______ ____ ... _~ .___ _ __ _._.. _ _~_ _ __ _. _ _ _ _~ __ _.. . __.....4.. __ n __.___ _ .__...0_._ ----.._---.-----.-- ---. --- ---- .---~-.-.. Keep This Portion For Your Records BILLING NAME: SERVICE ADDRESS: CITY OF FARMINGTON 201 SPRUCE ST FARMINGTON MN 55024-1245 ACCOUNT SUMMARY Remit to: CITY OF FARMINGTON 325 OAK ST FARMINGTON MN 55024 . PREVIOUS BILL PENALTIES PAYMENTS ADJUSTMENTS WATER GARBAGE-180 GAL COML GARB TAX GARBAGE TAX EXEM STORM WATER TOTAL DUE $ 148.81 .00 148.81- .00 81.30 71.20 12.10 18.30 29.99 212.89 Billing Period 07/0112006 TO 09/30/2006 Last Payment Received On 07/17/2006 Meter Readings 206b (aYZ-( I O!t 7La DATE $ $ DATE READ: CURRENT -READING PREVIOUS READING: CONSUMPTION: OTHER CONSUMP: TOTAL CONSUMP: 09/12/2006 198 138 60 o 60 Consumption Measured in 1,000 GAL'S A 1 0% PENALTY IS APPLIED IF PAYMENT IS NOT RECEIVED BY DUE DATE. . For Further Information or Assistance, Contact: 651-463-1883 ALL SERVICES ARE BILLED IN ARREARS. iWINNESOl4. :r~NERGY T/i~oURCES ~~:f9FCJ )O\~5 A WPS Resources Company Helpful Information Customers may register inquiries or complaints by writing to P.O. Box 2176, Scottsbluff, NE 69363, or by calling Customer Service at 800~889-9508. If you smell natural gas, leave the premises immediately and call Minnesota Energy Resources at 800-889-4970. For more safety information, visit www.minnesotaeneravresources.com. or call 800-889-9508. To request a customer information booklet summarizing our service rules and regulations, email minnesotaeneravresources@alldata.net or call 800-889-9508. Delinquent amounts in excess of $10 are subject to a tate payment charge of 1.5% monthly (18% annually) or $1.00, whichever is greater. The Customer Charge covers part of the fixed costs of delivering your natural gas, regardless of your gas usage. PGA - Your bill may include an adjustment or rate change due to the cost of purchasing natural gas from suppliers. The charge will appear as PGA, for .purchased gas adjustment". PO BOX 455 ROSEMOUNT, MN 55068-0455 24 hour Customer Service call 24 hour Emergency Service call WWW.minnesotaenergyresources.com 800-889-9508 800-889-4970 CITY OF FARMINGTON ;?O I Spru ce St- Account Number: Amount Now Due: Billing Date: Auto Bank Transfer Previous Account Balance Payments Received Previous Balance Due Fees/Adjustments Current Charges Gas Tax Total This Bill New Account Balance 20.06 1.30 4332075-3 $21 .36 1 0/04/06 1 0/25/06 $29.76 29.76 CR .00 .00 21.36 $21.36 $21.36 I d 11{j)~~ ~ $ $ Detach and mail this portion with your payment. Bring entire bill if paying in person. Account Number 4332075-3 Automatic Bank Transfer ;',~ (~\T, >-;'1 t(t- "'-:~t d f'" ,,-( \~hL.-;::' r..:- Il,d! C~IfT~~"lr a).l- ~ J;.. ',:'" (pc(Z .3 See back for billing details. I want to support the HeatShare program, which helps pay energy expenses for those In need. My monthly gift will be: Place an 'X' in the box if D you included information on the back - .......... u...... __.... ...... ........ .......".. _..... ..._ _... .___..". .... _.n.. BU.... .._....... n.. _ _'_~'"'' ... ..._ _. .... ......... ... ... ...nun.onnn...'"_''''''''''' .........."..... ...,_n.....' _n._.' ................................ ....-....... ...... n .......... ...----. ~.v..~ ~:.'-f "1 , . CITY OF FARMINGTON 325 OAK ST FARMINGTON, MN 55024-1374 1.1.1'1111.11., ..,1,111..1,,111..11.1,,11.1,,11,1,111.1,.,1,11 $ Other 0 $5 0 $10 0 $20 0000013 111 112 1 0000000 10042006 20061004 UPS MH SA" S D MINNESOTA ENERGY RESOURCES CORPORATION PO BOX 659795 SAN ANTONIO, TX 78265-9795 11",11,.1..,1,1,11"11.1,1,1,.1,,,11,1,1.1.1,1,1,1,1.1,1,.1.1 00000433207537 00000000 000001036 NORTHERN DAKOTA COUNTY Nut CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE 1121 Town Centre Drive ~ (J D I :J.--; Suite 102 1 0 D Eagan, MN 55123 J I A 651-452-9872 / 0 I ~ [) D l{) Fax 651-452-8978 -INVOICE- Ms. Tina Hansmeier City of Farmington 325 Oak Street Farmington, MN 55024 Date: 09/20/2006 Account #: 9100 Invoice #: 28672 Amount Due: $30.00 PLEASE DETACH AND RETURN WITH PAYMENT Amount Remitted: . ----------------------------------------------- - . NORTHERN DAKOTA COUNTY CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE Farmington Business Council, 2 @ 15.00 30.00 Total: $30.00 ..fuo -"~ . ~v..l)i~~..:. E_~' ~ 95% OF YOUR MEMBERSHIP INVESTMENT MAY BE TAX DEDUCTIBLE AS A BUSINESS EXPENSE, NOT AS A CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION. . . . . . ~ MINUTES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY REGULAR MEETING SEPTEMBER 25, 2006 1. Call Meeting to Order The meeting was called to order by Chairperson Arey at 7:00 p.m. Members Present: Arey, Collignon, Fogarty, Hardt, McKnight, Members Absent: Flaherty, Starkman Also Present: Community Development Director Kevin Carroll; Economic Development Specialist Tina Hansmeier, City Administrator Peter . Herlofsky, Administrative Support Technician Lisa Dargis 2. Pledge of Allegiance 3. Approve Agenda MOTION by Collignon, second by Hardt, to approve the agenda. APIF, MOTION CARRIED. 4. Citizen's Comments None 5. Consent Agenda MOTION by Hardt, second by McKnight, to approve the Consent agenda as follows: a.) Bills b.) August 28,2006 Minutes The August 28, 2006 Minutes were not recorded due to technical difficulties. The attached minutes were created from staff notes from the meeting. Community Development Director Carroll indicated that in the future the Minutes will be more summarized and concise than they have been in the past. APIF, MOTION CARRIED. 6. Public Hearings None 7. Unfinished Business a.) 305 3rd Street (Former Liquor Store Building) A Lease Agreement with Broadband Solutions has been reached. The original Agreement has been revised with regard to taxes. Due to the fact that the property will eventually lose its tax exempt status, there will be property taxes due in 2008. The taxes will be based on the building's use during 2007. Staff is recommending removing the payment of taxes from the Lease Agreement entirely, but leaving a definition of taxes in the document for future reference. The County has indicated that there would not be a mid-year adjustment of the building's tax status, so there would not be taxes due during the initial lease period. The Lease Agreement also EDA Minutes September 25, 2006 Page 2 requires that the tenant, Broadband Solutions pay for any building maintenance and repair while they are renting the space. The tenant will provide signage to indicate their presence in the space. Broadband Solutions has indicated that there will be adequ"ate parking to meet their needs. Member Collignon stated that he is concerned that this type of business does not generate foot traffic to draw customers into the downtown area. He stated that this tenant may not be the best fit for the space and would rather wait to find a tenant that better compliments the plan for the downtown area. Member Hardt indicated that he agrees that this tenant might not be the best fit but he would be in favor of going ahead with the lease and focusing on finding a tenant that will draw more foot traffic in the future. MOTION by Hardt, second by McKnight to approve the Lease Agreement with the revisions. APIF, MOTION CARRIED. b.) Exchange Bank Building Photos were distributed to the Members showing the status ofthe construction work being done to the building. The fire escape is under construction and the fire sprinkler system is nearly complete. The progress is satisfactory at this time. The Members were pleased with the work being done. c.) Mission Statement Each ofthe Members has submitted preliminary ideas for the EDA Mission Statement. Member Hardt indicated that he would like to review the suggestions at tonight's meeting and then continue this item to a later date for completion. Member Collignon stated that he wanted the Mission statement to be broad enough to not limit the focus of the EDA. Member Fogarty felt that the Mission Statement needs to be flexible as well. The Members agreed that housing redevelopment should be included in the EDA's Mission Statement because they are still the HRA as well. There was discussion regarding how surrounding areas impact the City of Farmington's growth and development as well. The Economic Growth Committee should be a valuable tool with regard to EDA cooperation with the surrounding areas. Each of the Members will review the submitted ideas and there will be further discussion on October 9,2006. 8. New Business a.) Workshop Date (October 9,2006) The date of October 9,2006 at 7:00 p.m. for the EDA Workshop was convenient for all of the Members. The Workshop will be held in the Round Bank Community Room. b.) "Bioscience Zones" The City Council approved the proposed resolution on September 18, 2006. Staff will be preparing information for Dakota Future for Farmington's inclusion in the application submitted to the State of Minnesota. The item will also be reviewed , ~ . . . .. ., EDA Minutes September 25,2006 Page 3 by the Dakota County Board in early October. Staff indicated that Bioscience Zones will not cost the City of Farmington anything and there are benefits to having Zones located here. There are financial benefits to businesses that utilize those areas and this may offer incentive for companies to build facilities in Farmington. . 9. City Staff Reports/Discussion City Administrator Herlofsky stated that he is hopeful that the EDA will be pleased with the consultant that was chosen for the Workshop. Member Collignon said that he has noticed recently that there seems to have been an increased interest in business expansion in this area. He feels that ifthe subject of industrial space is not addressed soon, we may lose businesses. Member Fogarty stated that she feels that some of the properties still zoned Agricultural Preserve may need to be designated industrial in order to increase the amount of developable land that we have available. She feels that it may be appropriate to start conversation with the property owners to try to initiate this transition. . Administrator Herlofsky indicated that there will be a sewer interceptor coming through on the southern portion ofthe City in the next few years. He feels that dealing with the two Townships to the south of Farmington may also be critical in addressing this issue. Community Development Director Carroll stated that he has been communicating with the Devney family regarding the properties in question and he feels that the property owners are inclined to sell the property as residential. He thinks that they may be slowly warming up to the idea of industrial uses. He stated that they have allowed for the extension of20gth street through their property. Member Collignon stated that there needs to be more financial resources made available to businesses to increase development. Member Fogarty indicated that she would like more information about the potential rezoning ofthe properties in question. Administrator Herlofsky stated that we should gather our information before we make contact with property owners. This discussion also relates to the upcoming Comp Plan Update and the EDA's portion of that process. 10. Adjourn MOTION by Collignon, second by Hardt to adjourn at 8:14 p.m. APIF, MOTION CARRIED. . EDA Minutes September 25, 2006 Page 4 " Resppctfu //,..r" ~' 2k- I~ <,~ '--1 Li~S .. ~ Administrative Support Technician ~ . . . . . . MINUTES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY WORKSHOP October 9, 2006 Round Bank Community Room 1. Call Meeting to Order The meeting was called to order by Chairperson Arey at 7:00 p.m. Members Present: Arey, Collignon, Fogarty, Hardt, McKnight, Flaherty, Starkman Members Absent: None Also Present: Community Development Director Kevin Carroll; Economic Development Specialist Tina Hansmeier, City Administrator Peter Herlofsky, Council Member Steve Wilson, Council Member David Pritzlaff, City Planner Lee Smick, Craig Rapp 2. Approve Agenda MOTION by Hardt, second by Flaherty, to approve the agenda. APIF, MOTION CARRIED. 3. Discussion A representative ofthe International City/County Management Association, Mr. Craig :((app, gave a PowerPoint presentation on Economic Development Strategic Planning and related items. Mr. Rapp and a specific team of peers will help the EDA with the Economic Development initiative. Initial interviews will be conducted with members ofthe EDA, City Council, the Planning Commission Chair, selected staff and approximately 6 business representatives from the community. The members of the EDA will submit suggestions for the community business representatives. The dates that have been set for the initial steps of the Strategic Planning process are as follows: October 23 November 13 November 18 November 27 December 11 Next regular EDA Meeting EDA Meeting (rescheduled from November 2ih) Tour (provided by ICMA Peer Team - 6 hours) Special EDA Meeting (strategy session) Follow-up Strategy Meeting (if required) 4. Adjourn MOTION by Hardt, second by Starkman to adjourn at 8:35 p.m. APIF, MOTION CARRIED. EDA Minutes October 9, 2006 Page 2 . " ?? . ~ Lisa Dargis 6 Administrative Support Technician . . . . . City of Farmington 325 Oak Street, Farmington, MN 55024 (651) 463-7111 Fax (651) 463-2591 www.ci.farmington.mn.us TO: EDA Members FROM: Tina Hansmeier, Economic Development Specialist SUBJECT: Highway 50 Commercial/Industrial Corridor DATE: October 23,2006 At the EDA's regular meeting in September, a brief discussion occurred regarding the need to eventually designate more land in Farmington for future industrial development. Most of that discussion focused on properties adjacent to CSAH 50, which is currently the City's primary east-west corridor and the location of most of the City's industrial development to date. Attached hereto is a staff-prepared map that identifies the current zoning classifications for certain properties located within and near the relevant portion of the CSAH 50 corridor in Farmington and Lakeville. The owners of record for the Farmington parcels, the acreage of those parcels, and any parcels currently enrolled in the Metropolitan Agriculture Preserve Program are shown as well. At the September meeting, a question, regarding the process for removing property from the Agriculture Preserve Program was asked. Please see the attached informational sheet for more information regarding that process. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Discuss various locations for future industrial development. ~ - - - - I ~ ~. .. .. .. .. ~ .-J · ;oj '- . ~y d lln"r i~' - \1,(;Y~\r \ . ':. ;, ---I'--~~\~\: ~ ~_~~~~v '~~~ "Al~qmg~ . 1/ 0JJ I ii1ff:, . . k- ~ ~ '~-b.. _;_ !~.7 U. .' '. ' /~<=I_;. J1B>.'--' '. - i it3*';l~ '..~ \/YA'<.It:Y\1).. ~ /\: " ."" Lf~ .,,,,", rrr lEI" H-G:U"'~ ." k -,.'~ - ry~_ II. .,.-r- :.:- ~~ ~~. \ ~ l',~\.c~.'.';~;: \ ~-ill' ~i-- ,.-~ ~~ s,..I..'~:'; .~. =" -. -,-_J~ ,,'" v~"'C,;~ .... ..,....,T JG::L I T~ ~ 4.: "; ,. ;~ ==:L~' .. I I ~ ' -., - I <- 5:= ?IM~r " : I@~ ~ II" tJ I ~ ~ 'VIr -{ '0,1:::/ I j . O \.LHr:1 -r~rrrTha Z :J llTI !r\y 'I rnt4 -~~' "-, =r 1--1 /h~ , J.i'I~:ii} 1 ,',- ~ ,~g';J~" :~ ~:;f.(~,f-l' " I' "' ~ ~~: ,.// ;,):0 r', ~ ~v..A ,~.-t /r~.~$:' . ~ ~'i\." ~ ..'~l - :,.?,!,,' _ __" .'~ t't :i'.{._~-- T k _,"'.. I ~ ~~ ':' "';;." ;'~; s & \.'-" .9"1, ~. l!r.':: ..." ~,'" . ,; ~~....' .' ,;,' ',",,' u .............. ,..... wI',- ...; ~ ,,~ .." ~" ~,~ ~,~ '-,~ . ~ z.~ :s ...1 ~..:-, -~.... _~ -1 .~ - ~ ~ n . I .f ., \0 o - C0 N - o ,..... "0 ~ (tl ~ Q., Q) ... Q., Q., (tl ::E \ ~,. \ ,-; g -~ ~ v-:::::: ~, ~ ------ ~ " rJ) ~ ~~g~ ~ ~ -- z ~r ~ ~-C~ ~ - o , ~~ ~. -- U IF I I , []]~ 1- .i> -~;. ...~ 't?: ,.,.. .,., ,f I r ,n <... I .1 0\ o('f)O ('f')NOO ('f') Z ~ Z (f) Z (f)~(f) ~ ~ ~ ~uu u~~ I _ j~...J .. I.I~. ~ ~ ~ ~u~ I ~~zE-1 E-1~ .BI=. I = B ~ ~ II Z 0 p;:i ~ , ,llu~ I J 1- - . ~ . . . . ~~:71:::::::~::>>:::':::: PJf.~' .( .... ..... ... ..,-. .. . ~: . . .. . .. .. .: .....::.. L .' ' . .... .. . t ' >:/: ;:~:::/:::<<> ]~~. . . ~./ .ifl jl ~ . _ g .1ll~~.L LiLY II ~IF~ 21$\ ~<$;K~'4L. III rl ~I ...............~ ~ 1;== - l- _ - T lL ~I r P - . - . ;Q z o ~ ~ ~ o t -{,-', IMF',-.;;~~z~n '"'IIIH I nl ~L-J \ '., . ~ ~'tW~ '.'c · A,_,~ l1. ~ ~ j : iri~ ,:~' '~t,f; i~ ~~...,:v - _.;.,~. .t., ~~ _ 1,.~,J ~ - ",<..;~ ~ " - ~~, ~ ~ ,\~'J,,'i - - "':fI' .s:~.~ _ iiC. . iof.. " .... -~ ~:. --- . r' jt'.~ ~I f,,{ '!iii- ~~"f"""~i; :,~ ~',~ j:~ ~c _. . ~~ . ~ ~~ - r- ~ ~. . ~ i"" . ;1~~: : ~\> { ~ \: ,- ; ~ (j) Q) a. :?: - - ::t en Z ~ ~ '-0 a .......... l- e<) N .......... ~ a ,..., '"0 [ OJ W .... <e 0:: T""" 0.. OJ .... => 0.. 0.. W <e ~ I L ,c= a. - ::t en ~ o I- <C ~ w 0:: => w "" '1111 ~t~ ..' I!:;, , . t~ .. .. .-.. ...~I---J co' i['" .I~II .. .... ...::: :::.::....:: . .,.~-,.~g.......' ,..' . . .. ". .. . . t .. ... ,.:..~~'. .. .... .... ............k 4\\.;-' I . . . ... I . .. .. .: - ..' .. .. -- .... ......... ., .....,..,. I .. . .. . ............... iIIf':!. . . "?i 1111111. :JI III . . . . . . . .. .. . '. All :JI :: ;. :: .:: ::;~rlJ -- ailll l: IIIII I I _j1~ .l $1.:.~.IIII!IIllllII .Hllllll' I ./ ., . {l1U.1 WI. n III ~ ./ .YO: :::;<..."'" g::::::::'::::: ~1_11'IOlil .~ .n_ I~i\\\.' I~ ::::::: r:-:-:-:-' IDltI . {f- .::::....... ::::.. . '. . .' - ~ ... .... - - - ~ ~ ........ = . .. ... - . .' . . .. ... '~ C '0. v~>mi IrI r-c- r-~::- : :1~l~:>!..::,:::I::I:t:...:::: . fA! ~ h / I I ':'. TT /::::IY::/::::I:: :CL:::::::-! ~ =-- . . I"~ .. .. .. .. - " [ ~~ : ~ . I\~ ~ .~~-r -^Lp-' ~ ~~~" (( ;;~~ ~ ~fdlr-\n~~ )/.0 ~, ~. ;;;; -I ::< >, "::" r~ .... ~_ ^I=jw~~~ . ~ flll tl~ I r;~ '.." {r,,//1t ]CJlLr ~ II~ J 'I ~.lR l ;:J r::1;.) - o rJJ ~ < ~ ~ ~ rJJ ;:J o z ~ - - - - z.~ ::: - J ('f) \.0 ('f) ~ ~ ~ Z Z rJ) rJ) ~ ~ ~ ~ U - U << << p...J p...J << << ~ ~ U ~ ~ E-i ~ rJ) ~ ~ ~ a 0 ~ u II . - ~1 I'i: ,~~'~ ; __ -- .. ~ r ~~;:::; .... ,~~ ~~ i l--1~ /' ( ~~~. ~.~ ( ~RnrTK' ~ vP //~, ,.:~. ' \~~,'.~ f ~/1 .' ~~ ~ iIlI '. :...~ =lIla= , _ ; ~''1f'" Il". -L:t~ 1\. , ~.d , ..€:~ ': - 'f ,WlrIT 'en\\- !t L '; II '7 .~; r = 7~ ~ ~ "~'A =ua E--fF ~ ~ ~ 'JJ ~ < ~ ~ E-4 'JJ ::J o Z ~ - - ~. ''';~'-1i''''.'.'~i ;.,,);' :..l h~ {:' .~:~-~: I \ . , ''('' it': .' ';j:~ ;--'~'."" a:" 'j; J. ~ ~tJ' ~ .~}~'<';, ."''' ~ ~~ ; ~ ~ ~ , :\. :~~ ~ ,,"'"--~. . ~I ~ ~I \ - ~~~'" K~" ,I , .-..',,,,~ ....". 11-"": " r- ., '0:"_,. :'~ a.. - :J: . - ~ ~ ~ o - I- -~ ;2 ,', w a:: ~ w tl~:~.~~ ~'. f5: ':,' ~6 . ~ ~~ ~~ ~. o ~ E-4 ~ 0, . ~ . ~ ~. L ,c= i [ I i~;I~." . ~: .. II ~.'....'.~.' '~~.'~~'.': .'~." I ~~;.. ~ :-:;..cl.,. \-'" . ~. }d ,,;:': ~...11 r-I"J ...-ell .11111111 ... . : : :' ~ ..?; uJ" . .11 III a.. :;: t/) ::: ..... :::: ::::::. . "'~;YI=;-I.i:lll!l- _1111 ~ : : : : . : :- . : : : : : : : : : :llf(A ~"- lIIIIIIUI' ~ e III I II llU1D;'! LI~if::'.~ . II ~ <( /~' ~ ......: ) ~ IvJ!k€ . ~'ull . ~ - o ...;:~ ~....'....'.'....'..'...... 111 w~ I ......... ,~~1i 01\.".::.:a.:,:::: JI,: ::.:::: .= ~ ~ ~ . ::~ :a.: tt :/~ '. ~~L~J!l1l:.2~~,1 .11 .--. I 1 ~ . . C/) Q) ~ \0 o ......... c0 N ......... ~ ~ ~ ~ ce 0... Q) .... 0... 0... ce ~ +- - - z.~ ~ - J c<) \.0 ~ N ~ N ~ Lf') z z z en en en ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ u u ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 r-1 r-1 ~ ~ ~ ~ z ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 8 Q 0 en ~ U ~ liD . / qk~\ {\. b\S ~ r ~~11lT ~~I~ ~"l~mf~ / ~ r\MTlm\ ~~ II .~-) " ~EJ~~- -~ 1....'1' IN\)..} l~~X'<\:\ ")..' ---< ,,\\ :\ -' IV:: . >- ~ '//~g ~ ~ ~rJ~ ~ 'J, ~ o u ~ < ~ ~ ~ C1'J ;:J Q Z S < ~ U ~ ~ ~ ~ o u o In ~ < ~ =t Co-' ~ :I: --- ---- -- I I =LJ ~f'\U_ T ~ ~j ~ ~ -t ~ '" .'''" ~ '" ~ ,~ ~ '" ~ ~ [~ x '\ 'J';. ~ ~ [ - - - - - ~ (j) =- co (J) ~ :g ~ ~ ~ ai - OJ "0 a.. :g (ji !2 ~ ~ .~ ~ C1> ~ Ci :::::-~1iiCll'iij~ (j)~ 00 Em 0 ~ ,...l:: ~O:::UO:::",Cij'iij CIlCll l:: a:l~:;: m ~ l--l 0 r:: >. 'Ui >. r:: r:: ,- ~ Cll E x 0 r:: '(3 :J o Cll:~Cll:~CllOC CIl r::ECll ~ Cl) OUCll _c ~ U .... ".c :2 ~ 0::: ~ ~ ;;::? Cll (j) ~ 'm 0 u: 8:::::: ".c m m m ca ~ ~ Jg ~ ~ E ]3 b.O ro ~ Cll J:;- Cll Cll ~ ~ CIl ,S (j) ~ () Cij ~..... ro 'E 'E 'E 'E ti & ai ~ E ' E l:: U 0::: 0 ,- 0 0::: Cll Cll Cll CIl CIl - '5 (/) > U Cll Cll Cll Cll Cll 'C Ol 0 Ol Cl. ..... E ~ .s::. >. I.... e::: .f: ::J Q) "'0 Q) L.."- Q) .~ Q) "O"C"C '0 '5 >. '(;5 ~ u m ~ 0 "~....... ~ J:;- Cll OJ ='= I- CIl co ,S 0 ~ Cll -c: r:: ....... ~ ';;; ';;; ';;; ';;; C E Cll _ - '(3 - <l: Qi ~.{j} ~ '~ :6 0 ;; ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ -E U5 ~ !1. ~ ~ ~'{j} ~ ~ ~ & & & & ~ ~ ,~ c;, ~ '~ ~ ~ ~ :S ~ & ~ ~OO~CllCllEECllOO>.OCOOCllO _CijO ,00 2~~>.>.>.>.>. "':=CllCllCllECi)"'c Cl. ro ro :J 0 ~ ,::1 ,::1 0 C C ~ C >. :@ g () Cll ,~ 'C ~ ~ ........ ro ~ 0. i3 E E E E E ~ ai E :Q E 'C 0 :J -5 ';;; 'E CI) ~.......U ,g ;: ~ -g -g ~ ;: ~ .s::: ;: ~ ,Q) Ci Cii CIl 1ii 1ii Cll Qi ..............U Q; ~ '~ Ol Ol Ol Ol Ol I- 0 ~ gJ 15 9 0 -g E al => ai ....... OJ 0 0 ~ ~ ,_ 0 0 ,Q) 0 Cll Cll (/) CIl =? ::J -5 e:. Ul 0 .c ~ <l: ll. ll. ll. ll. ll. O/l E Cll 0::: 0 ~ m - m - 'C Cl. o ::s~~~~~e-~J: e.~~~ ~ U -g r:: (/) ct b.O 0 i3 ~.S!.S!.S!.S!.S!.S!,~:9-~:=;: Q; ~ Q; ~ ~ ~ ,... -.- -.- N C'1 '<T l!) I- 0 ~ N C'1 "l" () 'm ~ :::;:. :::;:. 0 :>...,... = 'C ~ g> g> g> g> g> g> 'C '5 = !!l -a, c :-E- c C c ~ .b l--l ' , I I I I I , , I , , (/) ::J ,_ -.- __ Cl ~. l--l Ol Cl :J ,- ,- ,- ,- ,- ,- Cll = Cll ,- Cll Cll Cll Ol Ol U ~ 0 ~ ~ DDDDDDiii~iiim~~ u .~ DiDDDDDiii~iDiiDiDD" . \ z Z <l: ::2: --l W c.~ - :I: ~ ~ o I- <C ~ ~ ~ W J: ~ ::>> w ~ '~ ~,"~': - Cf) ~ I-- o I I !Ii I :J I ~ ~ I w tl :J-< ~Cf) _l!) 0.... w w (f) ~:' ;.6 p ~~~~m-~ ~~p~~~I~ . ~~.~~.~~ ~~ ~~~a. :J -< f~ ::E &:l .J QO~ dO r A1HWH5SV :J ~ Z ~ 0::: ~ tIJ b -- W Z > W o [ lB ~ ~ Q., ... O:::~ :Joe ::EO\ : ~ ~~ l! "' ~~:: ~~~ ~~ ~! ~~ ~ ~ ~ C \f:JsaN\1'l >lClOVIJ 31ClClO \f:JsaN\1'l >lClOVIJ 31ClClO :.: ::J z_ ~ / ~ - \ o ! . ~~ ~~ ~ ~~ --, ~~ I I >l:JCl3MHnH:Js r l/l r ::r:: Il.I ::r:: Q., tl Q., r l/l 0::: -< 0::: ::r:: Il.I :Jo :Jc: 52 tl ::E Cf) ::E ,. :J -< ::E~ ~ u Z 0::: Ul Z ~ b ~ g ::r::-< ..J-< ~~ ~~ U -< z Z <l: ::2: --l W o -< U~ ;)HAON\f AZ f.; '" Zw VI - Il.I Cll fQ tl fQ tl w -< w-< 0<0 ON w Cf) , Il W'<l' Q., r- I Q., .... ~ S,ll:l\f Ot NH~HQHd .... Sill:l\f 010 <: AHclliDW ~'7.::: I- III If..... ". :.::::::U"~ ,~~ iiVJJII.1I1 ... .... ... .. . . ..... ill! · ::..::~~::::>: :: ::::::: _.18 n ~ ::'::~:,.' :~':.~.'~: ~::::::. r.~ .1Ifi.~.=iI. .~ ~ o~ .. "//::://::.::jlrfJ~I.II],s!'illl, ~ ~ n ~ : I I " II I am am,' ': ",~L w/~ -! I ;2 w < XJ ,.v.~ ...1111.. il~. ~ ~ ~ ~ I (::,,~~ ;'/K::'.""" .' .111' ~II I- ~z OW -::2: 0:::1- I-CI) !;(W J:~ ~ o Cl. 0::: <( o 0::: I- W ::2: ] CJ) (]) ~ \.0 o ........ 00 ..... ........ o ..... '0 Q,) .... ..- ~ 0.. Q,) .... 0.. 0.. ~ ::E z.~ :s l:: .&..8 ...c:: ro 00 U l::~ ~ 'en o V'J ~.!S Cll ro U ~ ~ b.O ,g Cl) l:: Cl ~'2 O<l: ~ 0 N . City of Farmington Zoning Districts . . Legend [=:J A-I (Agril'Ulture) [=:J R-t (Low Dl;"osity Rl"siJt'nli.tl) CJ R-2 (Low/Medium [Nosity Rl"sitlt'nlidl) CJ R-3 (Ml;"dium Dt'n...ity Rl;"sidt>ntial) c:=J R..I {Mli'dium/lligh Ot'nsiLy Rt'sidt'ntial} E] R-S (High Dt'nsity R~idl;'nlial) [=:J R-T(Downlown Tran..itiorldl Mixed Uw) r:.=I R-D (Downtown Rt,,!.iJ\'nlial) ca B-l(lfighway Businf's'J) .. B-2 (Downtown Busim'ss) .. 8-+3 (H(,dVY Busim'ss) .. B-.t (Nt'ighrorhood Bu!'>int'ss) EZ:ZJ sse (Spnu'(' Sltt'(,t Commt'n:ial) .. BU!.lnt'!>sjCommf'tdal Fie:>; .. Mixt.J-Ust' .. IP (Industrial PMk) r=J I-I (Industrial) L:1 riDS (ParkfOpt.n Spal..'t') [=:J ROW (Right-d-Way) MUSA Boundil!)' ... Historic Propt'rtit'S N ~ W~+~E S - - 8J]j 0IlJ] BJII] EJJ:EI m EHI::J m:oJ _ _ ITIIIJ 11-0IJJJ IHJ ITml lI~mrn _ ~ rum rnm ITIDIJ r~-ItJ Map updated as of September 6.2006 Assessing Services F AQ's Page 10f2 Home 1;;;&e;;t!)'~~;S;~~)-E;;;;;;;-rE.G;;;'-;;XS~;;;;~___'EIGCt<<l OftlcloJa) . I How do Iflnd,.. .ij- _I '''' ... reJ IWhO"":':.,. · cl Assessing Services . . ~-~-r ~OUNTf/fl Assessor Home Contact Us Frequently Asked Questions General Information Homestead Application Form Trust Homestead Application Form Homestead Move Form Plat Tracking Property Tax Estimator Property Tax Refund Form Notice of Valuation Sample Form Recorded Plats and Surveys Real Estate Inquiry Taxation Frequently Asked Questions - Agricultural Preserves What is the Metropolitan Agricultural Preserve Program? "Agricultural Preserve" is governed by Minnesota Statute 473H.01. The Agricultural Preserve Program is designed to value and tax qualifying agricultural property located in the metropolitan area, in a manner similar to out-state Minnesota. Market Values for Agricultural Preserve property is based on sales of similar agricultural property not located in a metropolitan area. What is required to enroll in the Agricultural Preserve Program? The property must be zoned long-term agricultural by the local community, with a maximum residential density of one house per forty acres. The parcel must (normally) be forty acres in size, however, smaller tracts may qualify in certain instances. Contact the County Assessor or the City/Township authority for information. The owner(s) apply for Agricultural Preserves with the Local City/Township. The owner signs an eight-year perpetual convenantlagreement to leave the property in agricultural use, and farm using acceptable practices as approved by the County Agricultural Service. The Agricultural Preserve application must be filed with the County Recorder. Who can qualify and who has approval authority? All owners of qualifying agricultural property may apply regardless of homestead status. The Local City/Township approves or denies the application. The Agricultural Preserve agreement transfers with the land if it is sold, and does not remain with the owner. What are the property tax benefits of Agricultural Preserves? There is no deferred tax like there is in "Green Acres." Special assessments cannot be levied on Agricultural Preserve property. Annual property taxes are based on the agricultural market value only. An additional property tax credit of $1.50 per acre is applied; or The tax calculated using 1 05% of the statewide average tax rate is used if that tax is less than calculated using the $1.50 per acre credit. How do I get out of Agricultural Preserve? http://www.co.dakota.mn.us/assessor/agricultural%5Fassessing%5Fservices%5Ffaq.htm 10/9/2006 Assessing Services F AQ's Page 2 of2 The owner(s) may file an "Expiration Notice" at any time and file the Expiration with the County Recorder and Assessor. The local city/township may file an 'Expiration Notice" with the County Recorder and Assessor. Eight years after the Expiration Notice is filed, the property is out of Agricultural Preserve. A waiver of the eight-year requirement may be granted only by action of the Governor due to some emergency. Contact Dakota County Assessing Services for additional information. Home I News & Events I County Services I Emolovment I E-Govemment I Site Index I Deoartments I Elected Officials I Links I Contact I Privacy Policv & Disclaimer ~~ Department of Information Technology Copyright @ 2000 http://www.co.dakota.mn.us/assessor/agricultural%5Fassessing%5Fservices%5Ffaq.htm 10/9/2006 . . . . . - Message Page lof3 Tina Hansmeier McKnight, David [david.mcknight@co.dodge.mn.us] Monday, October 09, 2006 3:36 PM Yvonne Flaherty; Christy J. Fogarty [External Email Account]; Tina Hansmeier; Kevin Carroll; Peter Herlofsky; Paul Hardt; Chad Collignon; paulhardt@ispwest.com; Todd Arey; Erik Starkman Subject: RE: FW: Mission Statement From: Sent: To: Very minor changes from me, all have been good so far. OJM EDA Mission Statement: The Farmington EOA's mission is to improve the economic vitality of the Farmington community and to enhance the overall quality of life by creating partnerships with government and non-government entities, expanding the tax base through development and redevelopment, fostering employment opportunities, and promoting workforce housing. -----Original Message----- From: Flaherty, Yvonne M. [mailto:ymflaherty@locklaw.com] Sent: Monday, October 09,2006 1:00 PM To: CHRISTY FOGARlY; Tina Hansmeier; Kevin Carroll; Peter Herlofsky; paulandcharhardt@yahoo.com; ChadC@Roundbank.com; paulhardt@ispwest.com; areytl@charter.net; erik.starkman@usbank.com; McKnight, David Subject: RE: FW: Mission Statement EDA Mission Statement: The Farmington EOA's mission is to improve the economic vitality of the City of Farmington and to enhance the overall quality of life in the community by creating partnerships with government and non- government entities, expanding the tax base through development and redevelopment, fostering employment opportunities, and promoting workforce housing. Yvonne Flaherty Lockridge Grindal Nauen PLLP 100 Washington Avenue South Minneapolis, MN 55401 612-339-6900 ymflaherty@locklaw.com -----Original Message----- From: CHRISTY FOGARlY [mailto:sfogarty@prodigy.net] Sent: Monday, October 09,200612:30 PM To: Tina Hansmeier; EDA; Kevin Carroll; Peter Herlofsky Subject: RE: FW: Mission Statement EDA Mission Statement: The mission of the Farmington EDA is to improve the economic vitality of the City of Farmington by creating partnerships, expanding the tax base through Commercial/Retail, Industrial, and Residential development and redevelopment. To foster employment opportunities, workforce housing, and enhance the overall quality of life in the community. 10/19/2006 Message 10/19/2006 Page 2 of3 Tina Hansmeier <thansmeier@l:i.farmington.mn.us>wrote: . EDA Members, Please see Paul's input on the mission statement below. 'Tina J{ansmeier From: Paul Hardt [mailto:paulandcharhardt@yahoo.com] Sent: Sunday, October 08,20069:09 PM To: Tina Hansmeier Subject: Re: FW: Mission Statement Tina, please forward this to the whole EDA and others concerned: EDA: I'm OK the draft as provided by Chad, with the two following changes: EDA Mission Statement: The mission of the Farmington EDA is to improve the economic vitality of Farmington by creating partnerships [with businesses, government and non-government agencies to...] expand [the community's] tax base through commercial and industrial development and redevelopment, to foster employment opportunities and workforce housing, and to enhance the quality of life [of Farmingon]. . Paul Hardt Tina Hansmeier <thansmeier@l:i.farmington.mn.us> wEDarote: Paul, Please see Chad's email below. He had an old email address for you so it had bounced back when he tried to send it to you. From: Chad Collignon [mailto:ChadC@Roundbank.com] Sent: Saturday, September 30,200611:30 AM To: paulhardt@ispwest.com; Todd Arey; Erik Starkman; Yvonne M. Flaherty; Christy J. Fogarty [External Email Account]; David McKnight; McKnight, David; Chad & Tonya Cc: Tina Hansmeier; Kevin Carroll; Peter Herlofsky Subject: Mission Statement The last EDA meeting we discussed working on the mission statement through email to further progress for the October 9th special meeting. I apologize for the delay in starting this as I offered. As discussed, I've started with Paul's modification and incorporated language from others that were identified. I would encourage you retype or copy/paste and then edit so everyone can see the flow in changes. Hopefully we will narrow down to one mission statement I will be out this week, so I'm looking forward to the development from this mission . . . . Message Page 3 of3 statement when I return on Friday. Have a great week! REMEMBER TO REPLY TO ALL! DO NOT DELETE PRIOR MESSAGE FROM TEXT THAT YOU ARE RESPONDING. EDA Mission Statement: The mission of the Farmington EDA is to improve the economic vitality of the Farmington area by creating partnerships, expanding the tax base through commercial and industrial development and redevelopment, foster employment opportunities and workforce housing, and enhance the quality of life. All-new Yahoo! Mail- Fire up a more powerful email and get things done faster. ********** This e-mail may contain information that is privileged, confidential or otherwise protected from disclosure. If you are not the intended recipient or otherwise have received this message in error, you are not authorized to read, print, retain, copy or disseminate this message or any part of it. If you are not the intended recipient or otherwise have received this message in error, please notify us immediately bye-mail, discard any paper copies and delete all electronic files of the message. ********** 10/19/2006 . October 20, 2006 Kevin Carroll Farmington EDA City of Farmington 325 Oak Street Farmington, MN 55024 Kevin, I write this letter to you (and at the same time other members of City staff, including the EDA) to address the status of the McVicker project. As you are aware, the deadline for construction plan submission has elapsed, however, I remain enthusiastic for completing this exciting project and wanted to offer the following points of discussion as to the "delay" and also provide a revised timeline for moving forward: . 1. Delay in obtainine: title on the 4th & Main lot. As you and I have discussed, my expectation was to complete the physical transfer of the house (#315 Elm) to the 4th & Main lot prior to making a substantial investment in the McVicker project. I am pleased to have "closed" on the purchase of the lot, however, the process took quite a lot longer than we expected due to the complexities in dealing with Dakota County, MPCA and clearing the multitude of environmental hurdles. Having said that, we're nearing the physical move of house and offer the following timeline for its completion: a. Planning docs / approval. Completed. b. Excavation: Week of 11/13/06 c. Physical transfer: 12/1/06 Due to the size of the overhead electrical wiring on Elm Street that has to be temporarily disabled, Xcel Energy cannot accommodate our request until December 1 st. The funding is in place and the contractors are set to complete the work. . 2. Timine: of Elm Street Reconstruction Proiect ("ESRP"), As an owner of commercial property in the Downtown area, I am certainly supportive of the ESRP and feel that it is necessary and will provide long term value to local business owners. However, the implementation of the ESRP improvements - as we all would expect-will provide some level of disruption to Downtown businesses and residents. I have dealt first hand with this issue in talking to . prospective tenants about leasing space in the Downtown area. Most prospective tenants simply decide to "look elsewhere" until such time as ESRP completion. To be candid, I did not incorporate the significance of this issue into the initial planning for the McVicker project. Indeed the timeline for the ESRP was uncertain when we drafted the development contract. For this reason, my strong preference would be to construct the McVicker building under a timeline that broadly coincides with that of the ESRP. This will allow a "grand opening" of the new building at the approximate time of the reopening of Elm Street in late fall 2007. . 3. Meanineful Proeress Has Been Made. Please recognize that I have already invested over $10,000 in planning documents and a site survey. These planning documents have included conceptual renderings and detailed floor plans that have been made more complex as we've attempted to deal with the challenges involved in "tying" into the structure on the North side. As you know, we've spent considerable time exploring whether it was feasible to incorporate this structure into our design and I believe we now have resolution to this issue. 4. Revised Timetable for Completion of the McVicker Site. Given the points raised above, I would propose the following revised timeline as to the completion of the McVicker site: Original Date Proposed Date . Construction Plans: September 30, 2006 Commencement: October 31, 2006 Substantial Completion: June 30, 2007 April 30, 2007 May 30, 2007 November 30, 2007 I also wanted to let you know that we will begin marketing the property for lease, beginning with the installation of a site sign that will include an image of the proposed elevation. I expect to have this up by the first week in November. As a related matter, once the #315 house is moved to 4th & Main, I will be placing a "build to suit" sign promoting the idea/elevation that I earlier shared with the EDA regarding a potential two-story addition to the 301-305 building. Kevin, I do not mean for any or all of these points to represent an "excuse" for the delay in "breaking ground". My hope is that we can recognize the broader context in which this project is occurring and amend our plans to move forward as I've indicated above. I remain excited to be a property owner in Farmington and look forward to pushing this project (and others) ahead. Kind~ l:cinen . . . . P;""(oJ."t.~'lpnwln..\J--9..I,n\Sllbtl'tt.t - ".."")'~"' Pm. I"a..Df'T5l: ~~/UW -0 ;0 m C s: z )> ~ () =<! C/) C lD s: ~ r z o -i " 0' ;0 () o z C/) -i ;0 C () ;j, o z ~" ~ <: iF ill " -< ~ @ ::r ~ ~ ~ -< J.~ ~ --- II ml iii~i ij ~ll ~I i ~ I ~. . ili Qi ~ s:' .\J\ ~ -< ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .1Ji ~ -< ~ ~ ~ ~ McVicker Building 003 R Farmington, MN ~ ~ New Constfuetion _~.._ __ __'_ _._ /111!, -~--~ .. n..lnl.~.lln\Submlthl - AlI""Or~d.1 ~~~ . -0 ~- ;0 m ~ ~ !:: ~ z s: ..~ z ~ )> ~ ;0 -< Z () ~ (J) c ro s: ~ r . . z o -i 11 o ;0 () o z (J) -i ;0 ~,~ o z I DD1 ~4'-I;' r;w' 17" I I I I ---"'-- - - - - ---...- I I I t-- -- I I 51' It '" ..... ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 'Ii McVicker Building Farmington, MN New Construction 0; " ;;; g 4'-0" _ ____ _..:;: l11I!r ,.. "",,,. ,,,.,, ... -,,--.. . . . ~'IIIlI'I",.\I-P..I,"~lttol - ~Cl1\fP-f1:L11wi ~~ "U :::0 m c: s: z )> ~ (") ~ en c 0:1 s: -I ~ r- ~- :-~ , ~ ;n ~ ~ z o -I "Tl o :::0 () o z en -I :::0 C () :j o z 8} I DD2 I - ~'-o" o O~!----- o i j 01 o l_____ o I "'t'-C!' A/-C!' [ c; '" .Eo '" n Cll a 0- c: a s' '" t, ~ ~ I ~, ~ McVicker Building ~ Farmington, MN -0 00 '::::-I j~ Ili __._~~ ll1rn ,.,"",,,.""', ..... -~..-- .. 5 New Construction >: Help us celebrate our expansion! . JIT Powder Coating Open House October 24, 2006 2-5 PM 4 additional dock doors and trailer storage area Come and join us for Tours, Desserts and Beverages RSVP to Yvonne at JIT 651-463-4664 -12,000 sq ft of added manufacturing space -4,000 sq ft additional warehouse space and new shipping office ... . ~~ z~ '+- .~ co E E :J '" . , \0 o o N I C't\ o o N u !; IrI vi :::l Z ..J ~ 0 U o ~ ~ z VI~3!z0 l:nwO:::l~ ZI-VlOU I- Z 0 U :::l u: :::l Z 0 ~ w8<1-l;; ::E ~ VI z ~ ffi < !; 0 >-:::lOIrlU z < ~ < \J < IrI IrI U U . '" cu '" '" cu c ov; :J m ~ < Q2 w !< ::E w ~ \J Z ~ o VI 0 ~ '~ ~ l;; U < I- Z Q2 U < - IrI W Z ::E < Z ~ Z u.:swo~ w ~ U u<~<t5o 0.. j:: >- Z ~ o ~ ~ ~ ~ ffiOwC2~ ~ < ~ Q2 \J ~ l;; ~ d c lu u. u. :::l IrI Z o Z o < ~ W ::E ::E ~ ~ ~ ~ \J ::E Z 0:: ~ w :c U VI u: ~ U ..J ~ Z W o ..J W :::l Z < ::E ~ ~ ~ [ 10 VI e. ~ 0 o ;! 0.. 0 ~ ~ g z o 0 c ~ - Q.I .:; !< U ~ !; c VI \J'- z < E < ::E 10 :c _ ~ ~ w :c I- ~ IrI Z Z :::l o w !; \J Z w ~ ..J Z ~ ;( ::::i ~ ::E U z VI ..J W ~ ~ U w - VI ~ Z o U U \JQ2 ~ I- :::l z< .:; ; ~ U:::E :c :CzOz VI ~ !< 0 00 b < I-~- ..J J: ~\J~~ ~ ~ ..J z O::E~ 0 uszw:<o ~ ZC2~~o..u ~ ~~~:S~::E 0.. Q2 I- ~ ~ U 6 ~ t5 ~ ;2 9 0 ~ 0 ~ o Z:c ~o :c U w 0 ~ ~ z 0 I- Q2 ::::i ~ U ~ ~ :s ::E !; u. I- IrI 0 .;,; !; ~l;;Zz~ <:::l~~[iJ :Cu ~ wW:c ~ ..... = .... ~WIrI~~ < ~ 0 0 :::l ::E ::E ::E z a w ~ U ~ !; ~ 0: o :::l o 0 Z ~ :::l \J w o \J Z ~ Z 0 < u: \J u. l;; !; ~ ~ g l;; ~ ;2 ~ w l;; Q ~ ~ ::E ;> u !; w ~ 0 ~ z w :::l ~ ~ z I- <ww-~ ::E z ~ ..J IrI .... ..J ww<= 0 ~ ~ ::E ::E \J ::E ::E ~ ~ -l- ~ 0 z ~ o ~ 0 ~ U :c ~ ~ ~ U < :< !; <I-w :s z 0 >- ~ ~ g ~ Q) :J "'0 lU 2 U I- !; o ~ ::E w o z ~ ~ ~ w < ~ l;; l;; '" '" -l< Q) VI C Z '" < E o c ~ iJ :::l I- ro < Z 3 U w w w 0 !; VI IrI VI c :::l ~ ~ Clo~o.. \J:Cw~ Z ~ ~ 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ w<wo.. 0:: ::E \J VI ~ 0 w VI w ~ :::l > VI :::l v ~ Z ~ I-~e~~ I- I- I- '" Q) c ::; .0 a. :.c C . 3 5 o .- I- 'CO .... x Q) Q) E c .... c o ro u. 0 {: ..... . . I'- N 0) N C) ~ ea ~ .... o o LL 0) s..- ea ::J c- en _ s..- ea ea -i: 0) u;> ::J ~ -C.Q c: - .......... - ea -- (.) s..- O) E E o (.) . C'I N a>~ ~ ~l~:P. N1i .... ~ \,n . , '\,'-------------~~ <0 o o N L{) 0 0 N ~ ~ ca Q) N > ~ ~ ... ~ 0 ~ 0 N o ~:"".. v ~. ;;, C'J o o N 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ... ... ... ... ... ... 0 0 0 0 0 0 N 0 ex) <0 ~ N "'0 ~ ~ Q) CJ) ~ CJ) ......,.- ......, "'0 Q)Q)-c .- E .- E.o E ~ ~ C) Q) Q) :::J Q) CJ) a.. CJ) a.. C/) caca-c . D ~O-c C-O<( tnLL ... . . . ~ s...N m tI~ >-1 ~ .c tn CI) CI) u. CI) tn co m - . co -- s... ...... tn ::::J -c c: - ........ - co -- CJ s... CI) E E o u . o CD M CD o o o ... o L() Y7 o o o ... o -q- Y7 o 0 o 0 o 0 ... ... o 0 C") C'\I Y7 Y7 o o o ... o ~ Y7 Q) tn tn Q) CO Q) caLL <0 o o C'\I L() o o C'\I -q- o o N C") o o N o Y7 "'C C1) en=:: - .- .- E E.o C1) ::::l a..cn . ~ CO Q) >- en :!:::"'C E C1) ~ ::::l C1) en a..~ o . . October Sun Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 City Council Meeting (7pm) 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Regular EDA Meeting (7pm) 29 30 31 November Sun lues Fri Sat Wed Thur Mon 2 4 5 6 City Council Meeting (7pm) 25 8 11 Veterans' Day 12 13 EDA Meeting 7pm (rescheduled from Nov. 27th 19 20 City Council Meeting (7pm) 17 18 Tour (provided by ICMA Peer Team - 6 hours) 14 15 21 22 26 27 30 28 29 Special EOA Meeting (strategy session) December Sun Tues Thur Fri Sat Mon Wed 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 City Council Meeting (7pm) 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Follow-up Strategy Session - if needed 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 City Council Meeting (7pm) 24 27 28 . EDA Meeting 7pm