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Meeting Minutes - Date
8/30/1999
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Board of Commissioners
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Although, increasing and div.ersifying the local property tax assessment base are the <br />primary initiatives of this INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM, several <br />other factors may be considered in authorizing a grant to any specific project. These may <br />include but are not limited to: <br /> <br />· the type of industry as a further diversification of the city's business base <br />· the size and scope of the project based upon investment in site development, facilities, <br /> buildings and other bUsiness infrastructure inclusive of technology <br />· the diversity, quality and quantity of jobs created by a project and the availability of <br /> labor <br />· the relationship between workforce development and total project investment <br />· the potential for future expansion of investment and employment <br />· site specific issues impacting upon public infrastructure <br />· actions that if pursued, stimulate development in areas of the city deemed beneficial <br />· the ratio of investment in real versus personal property assets <br />· the environmental impact of the project <br /> <br />III. PROJECT QUALIFICATIONS <br /> <br />A primary intent of the INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT GRANT PROGRAM is to expand <br />and diversify the city's property tax base. Minimum investment and employee wage factor <br />criteria may be established as a requirement for consideration and award of a grant for <br />eligible projects. These criteria are used as guidelines in project evaluations. They may be <br />expanded upon or added to for a specific project and incorporated in the terms of the <br />formalized grant award agreement between the participants. <br /> <br />Minimum total project investment (based upon the estimated project real and personal <br />property assessments to be confirmed by the county assessor) <br />· Level 1 grant category - $ 5 million <br />· Level 2 grant category - $50 million <br />· Level 3 grant category - $100 million <br /> <br />Level I grant - a grant award based upon a project's estimated tax revenue generation <br />value, calculated to equate to approximately 65% of the value of real and personal <br />property tax revenue value anticipated to be generated by the project. The value for <br />real property investments shall be calculated based on a period of four (4) consecutive <br />years with the value of personal property investments being considered for a period of <br />three (3) consecutive years in determining value for grant calculation purposes. The <br />beginning date for grant calculations is to be the date of useful occupancy and/or <br />production startup. <br /> <br />Level 2 grant - a grant award based upon a project's estimated tax revenue generation <br />value, to be calculated to equate to approximately 70% of the value of real and <br />personal property tax revenue value anticipated to be generated by the project. The <br />value for real property investments shall be calculated based on a period of four (4) <br /> <br /> <br />
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