IDC Agenda 07-18-1991
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MONTICELLO INDUSTRIAL D VELOPMENT COMMITTEE
Thursday, July 18, 1991 - 7:00 AM
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MEMBERS:
Chairperson Shelley Johns: n, Don Smith, Ron Hoglund, Dale
Lungwitz, Arve Grimsmo, Jay Morrell, Ken Maus, Lowell
Schrupp, Harvey Kendall, Dennis Taylor, Dave Peterson,
John McVay, Linda Mielke, ,Tom Pogatchnik, Bob Dawson, and
Candy Benoit.
Rick Wolfsteller, Jeff 0 Neill, and Ollie Koropchak.
STAFF:
GUEST:
1. CALL TO ORDER.
Chris Lommel, Chris Lomm I Productions, Inc.
2. CONSIDERATION TO APPROVE THE APRIL 18 AND MAY 17, 1991 IDC
MINUTES.
3. CONSIDERATION TO HEAR THE MON HLY IDC FINANCIAL REPORT.
4. CONSIDERATION TO HEAR AN UPDAT OF THE MONTICELLO PROMOTIONAL
PRODUCTION.
OF PLANS FOR TH 1991 IDC RECOGNITION BANQUET.
Monday, Septem er 30, 1991, Monte Club
Promotional Production, Speaker 1,
Testimonies: erry Heying, Ray Schmidt, and
Jerry Schoen. ?
?, No open bar.
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CONSIDERATION
a) Date:
b) Program:
c) Meal:
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CONSIDERATION OF IDC/INDUSTRI
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CONSIDERATION TO HEAR UPDATE
a) AROPLAX CORPORATION
b) SHINGOBEE, INC.
c) MAID OF SCANDINAVIA
d) ELAINE NORDNESS
e) BROADWAY MACHINERY
f) R A MORTON
g) WALMART
h) CARE CHAIR INDUSTRIES
i) RICK ROBINSON
j) BURT INDUSTRIES, INC.
k) G & G OIL EQUIPMENT
1) THE H-WINDOW COMPANY
8. OTHER BUSINESS.
9.
BRE BREAKFAST FOLLOW-UP.
PROSPECT LIST:
ADJOURNMENT. (Chamber meeti g, today, 11:50 AM, American
Legion, Guest speaker: Senator Betty Adkins).
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Friday, May 17, 991 - 7:00 AM
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MEMBERS PRESENT:
Chairperson Shelley Johnson, Don Smith, Ron
Hoglund, Lowel:l Schrupp, Arve Grimsmo, Dale
Lungwitz, Jay' Morrell, Harvey Kendall, Ken
Maus, Linda Mi lke, John McVay, Dennis Taylor,
Tom Pogatchnik and Bob Dawson.
MEMBERS ABSENT:
STAFF PRESENT:
Ollie Koropcha .
Dave Peterson nd Candy Benoit.
1. CALL TO ORDER.
Chairperson Johnson
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CONSIDERATION TO APPROVE THE
Tabled.
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IDC meeting to order at 7:03
1991 IDC MINUTES.
CONSIDERATION TO ACCEPT THE I C MONTHLY FINANCIAL REPORT.
Treasurer Hoglund reported a b lance of $4,186.85 at Security
Financial and a balance of $1 476.90 at Wright County for a
total balance of $5,663.81. arvey Kendall made a motion to
accept the financial report as iven, seconded by Linda Mielke
and without further comments the reported was accepted and
filed.
4. CONSIDERATION OF PROSPECT UPDA E:
a) Aroplax Corporation - Kor pchak informed the IDC members
that the HRA approved th use of TIF on May 1 with the
City Council having calle for a public hearing date of
June 10, 1991 for approvl TIF plan and district. TIF
will be used for land wri e-down and the company request
$30,000 from the GMEF for' M&E. Total financial project
cost is approximately $92: ,000.
Maid of Scandinavia - Upn the HRA's and Pat Pelstring
suggestion for an alterntive option to finance a land
purchase other than TIF, t has been communicated to Mr.
Dahlquist of the possibi'ity to utilize a performance
agreement for the HRA-ow ed lot only, Lot 5, Block 3,
Oakwood Industrial Park. The agreement could require no
down payment for 2-3 year, reduce land price by $1,500
per employee on the site t the end of this time period
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and offer any residual balance at attractive terms.
Agreement would be tie to a minimum square foot
requirement by a certa n date. Mr. Dahlquist was
interested in such a concpt and requested topgraphy maps
of the lot. Upon Koropchak' s request to OSM the
topgraphy maps were maild to Mr. Dahlquist for review
and subsequently for rev"ew by their contractor. Mr.
Dahlquist inquired of the: availability of the lot to the
east, owned by Ron and Dee Johnson. Koropchak will
attempt to contact the p rty and check on the status of
the property taxes.
c) Frito-Lay, Inc. - Koropc ak informed the committee that
she has attempted to con act, however, without success,
Chris Bittner at Frito Lay regarding the company's
planned expansion. Ron oglund informed the committee
that the company is 10 king for a 2,400 sq ft cold
storage area for produ t distribution with no job
creation. Suggestion w s to contact Bob Rierson for
possible available space.
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New coding process compan - The preliminary inquiry came
from NSP and the start-up company's needs are 600 amp, 3
phase, and 20 ft ceiling eight. Jay Morrell's facility
has 12-15 foot ceilings nd 400 amp per each building.
The name of the company 'nd details of the process were
not disclosed.
e) Continental Life Insuranc - The Idaho insurance company
was initially looking far start-up leaseable space to
establish a back office operation. Majority of the
employment would consist of claims clerks and health
underwriters. Initial emploYment of 25 with full
expansion in two years 0 200 employees and a 30,000 sq
ft building. John Carls rom, Monticello Mall property
manager, was contacted 0 potential temporary leaseable
space. All requested in ormation was mailed in April.
The scope of the project nd the time frame have changed
as the Idaho governor etoed the bill to lower the
premium tax on health in urance which may have make it
more affordable for Idah residents. "This action may
provide a greater oppor unity for Minnesota," states
Terrell Towers, Minnesot contact.
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TIF/SPEC Project (Shingo ee, Inc.) - Due to the arrival
of the Letter of Intent 0 the day of the HRA meeting and
Mr. Pelstring receivin the actual project costs,
inclusive of leasehold c sts, late the TIF Plan wasn't
drafted, therefore, the HRA took no action on the
project. Gae veit and T m Golewski of Shingobee, Inc.
presented the preliminar building and site plans to the
HRA. Adoption of the T F Plan is expected at the HRA
June meeting.
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g) Dennis Pomerleau - Follow ng the meeting with the lending
institution, aDS, Inc., a d the developer adjustments in
the collateral value st ucture were made because the
value placed on existing inventory can be the purchase
amount only. At this t me Mr. Pomerleau has heard no
response of his offer for purchase of existing inventory
and inquiry is being m de for possible support from
venders for needed collateral. Maximum GMEF would be
$15,000 for M&E.
h) Enviro Acoustics - no n w information is available on
this company who manufac ures noise control equipment.
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R.A. Morton - Mr. Morto represents a tire retreading
business in St. Cloud ho is looking relocate their
manufacturing and distr bution center. The overall
complex plans are for 60,000 sq ft of which one-half is
cold storage. The compan has worked with the St. Cloud
HRA for six months with no results. The company is
landlocked in their cu rent 45,000 sq ft facility,
current emploYment is 50- 0 with average wages of $23,000
to $25,000. Immediate ad itional employment of 10 to 20
with potential of 100 to al in five years. Information
of Monticello and our fi ancial incentives were mailed.
Initial contact May 13.
j) Rick Robinson - This fami y-owned diaper service company
is looking to construc a 2,000 sq ft facility to
manufacture diapers. C rrently the Big Lake business
operators a diaper servic , pick-up and laundry, and has
developed a new diaper (N ture-Way Diaper). Employment of
six full time and part t me with potential of 15. The
company was interested on financial incentives. Time
frame six months.
k) Kromer Company - This com any located in Mound is looking
long range to lease a 13, 00 sq ft facility. The company
manufactures spray equipent for highways, fertilizers,
football fields, etc. Th' business currently operates in
three different locati ,ns. They request financial
incentive information an are looking for a bank willing
to extend a good line of credit. Time frame 1992.
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The H-Window Company - B,sed on Don Smith's information
given the IDC in March, 'Koropchak proceeded to contact
Steve Lemme on our willigness to meet with the Board of
Directors upon their May visit. The Board members will
arrive May 24 and depar on May 31. Upon Mr Lemme's
recommendation a meeting has been set for May 29, 10:30
AM, between the board and Mayor Maus, IDC member Grimsmo,
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Pat Pe1string, and Kor pchak. The objective of the
meeting is review the history of the Monticello H-Window
facility and the company's investment into Minnesota and
Monticello, to hear t e company's potential future
expansion plans, and to e plore additional available land
options and the City Qf Monticello's interest in a
business retention and e pansion commitment.
The IDC inquired about the Wa1-Mart Distribution Center
location. Koropchak reported that no decision has been made
and the three communities are still in the running.
Mr. Lungwitz informed the IDC members that Tapper's Inc. SBA
loan had received a 90-day ext nsion to allow time to collect
the outstanding lien against the general contractor, Bill
Henning & Associates. It s the intent of the lending
institution, Tapper's Inc. a d the county attorney to file
criminal charges against the ontractor.
5. CONSIDERATION OF FOLLOW-UPS.
a)
All-Governmental Units M etings - confirmed for
June 3, 1991 at the N P Training Center.
planners will present la d use options, traffic
water/sewer issues, etc.
Monday,
Various
issues,
IDC/Industrial Breakfast - confirmed for Thursday, June
20, 1991, 7:30-9:00 AM a the Monticello Country Club.
Program will be low-keyed and center around local issues.
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EDA Action - Upon the equest of the EDA, the City
Council approved the GME guidelines as recommended by
the EDA, authorized a co itment of $90,000 of the UDAG
funds to the GMEF, and authorized a commitment of $48,000
from the Liquor Store Fu d to allow for a annual GMEF
Appropriation Balance of 200,000. This consist with our
1991 Economic Developmen Work Plan.
d)
EAS Metro - The EAS co t studies for Monticello are
delayed by 60 days as the: local telephone company and US
West Communications did ' ot start at the same meeting
point. The commission e tended the time. Arve Grimsmo
reported Monticello would have metro in 1992.
Additionally, it was reported hat the local Post Office will
begin construction of their new facility in 1993 and
operational in 1994.
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6. CONSIDERATION TO SET A DATE F R THE IDC RECOGNITION BAN UET.
Monday, September 30, 1991 was established as the date for the
annual IDC fundraiser banquet Program to be decided later.
7. OTHER BUSINESS.
The requirements for landscaping, curb and hard surface for
industrial businesses was briefly discussed. Mr. Morrell
mentioned the two to three nw industries in the Maple Lake
Industrial Park. He reported hey were very nice developments
wi thout the extreme landscapin or curbing. He expressed that
the unnecessary monies being expended up front by companies
didn't make good sense as ur unpredictable climate can
destory those costs so quickly. Mayor Maus explained the City
has reduced its requirements for industrial developments.
Koropchak indicated that if in rement is sufficient, companies
are encouraged to use TIF to over the construction cost for
underground sprinkles. A pe missible use of TIF. Our city
planner will cover creative p rking, etc.
8. ADJOURNMENT.
The IDC meeting adjourned at :05 AM.
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Ollie Koropchak, IDC Executive Sec etary
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Thursday, April 18, 1991 - 7:00 AM
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MEMBERS PRESENT:
Chairperson Sh lley Johnson, Don Smith, Ron
Hoglund, Denni Taylor, Lowell Schrupp, John
McVay, Arve rimsmo, Dale Lungwitz, Jay
Morrell, Ken Mus, and Candy Benoit.
MEMBERS ABSENT:
Harvey Kendall, Dave Peterson, Tom Pogatchnik,
Linda Mielke, nd Bob Dawson.
STAFF PRESENT:
Rick Wolfstell:
Koropchak.
Jeff O'Neill, and Ollie
1. CALL TO ORDER.
Chairperson Shelley Johnson ca led the IDC meeting to order at
7:00 AM.
2. APPROVAL OF THE MARCH 21 199 IDC MINUTES.
Ron Hoglund made a motion to pprove the March 21, 1991 IDC
minutes, seconded by John McVa , and without further dicussion
the minutes were approved as ritten.
3.
CONSIDERATION OF PROSPECTS:
a) Aroplax Corporation - K ropchak reported the purchase
agreement for the west 40: ft of Lot 3, Block 2, OIP, is
being drafted by the Oakw od Partnership's attorney. The
company obtaining constr ction costs from two general
contractors. SBA applica ion submittal in early May. At
this time no meeting date with Mr. Schoen and the IDC
Promotional Committee has: been set. It was suggested to
inquiry of the company's: interest to purchase the 1.9
acre triangle piece betwe: n the chosen lot and Tapper's,
Inc.
b) Dennis Pomerleau - It is iKoropchak's understanding that
Deb Gustafson, BDS, Inc ; Mr. Pomerleau; and a local
lending institution are eeting this morning to review
original funding dollar requested versus the final
dollars needed. Jay Mor ell informed the IDC that the
results of this meeting will determine the need to draft
a lease agreement. It is the intent of the developer to
lease 7,200 sq ft from M P Transport, Inc.
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Towle Real Estate (Maid o:f Scandinavia) - the company is
awaiting the sale of the"r present location on Hwy 100
and Hwy 7, meanwhile, hey continue to scout for a
building in foreclosure r free land without the use of
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TIF. Arve Grimsmo reported he spoke with Mr. Richard
Dahlquist, President of t e Maid of Scandinavia, who also
informed Arve of the ompany's desire for no TIF
assistance because the c mpany does not want to deprive
the taxing jurisdictions f the revenue created by their
developed project. Korop hak will call Mr. Dahlquist to
inform him of industrial, land costs in Monticello and
will contact Mr. Pelstrin for possible creative ideas to
assist in land acquisiti ,n without use of TIF.
d) Olson Concrete of Minne polis - Mr. Ed Sorgatz has a
client looking to reloc te from their present leased
metro facility to a la ger owner-occupied facility.
Initially the facility would be 25,000 sq ft with
potential of a total 75,0 0 sq ft facility. The company
is a clean manufacturing/ ssembling business who markets
nationally. Fifty to six Y jobs. The State of Wisconsin
has offered them a defer ed loan of $700,000 at a 3-4%
interest rate. The city of Cambridge has also provided
the company a financial ackage.
Shingobee, Inc. Ko rpchak reported that Paul
Weingarden, Gae Veit, To Golewski, Pat Pelstring, Jeff
O'Neill, and herself had et to review the objectives of
the TIF/SPEC project and the revised TIF analysis. One
concern was that leaseh ld costs were not included in
original request for p' oposal. Mr. Weingarden was
concerned with the fairn ss of the Shingobee submitted
proposal compared to ot: er proposals submitted which
included the leasehold co ts. Mr. Pelstring suggested to
Shingobee, Inc. that th leasehold cost of $35,000 be
included in the proposal to comply with the request for
proposal criteria and t justify the use of TIF which
must be a carry through 0 the leasee in the form of a
rent reduction and must ,ot benefit to the developer.
The objectives of the 'roject were reviewed and Mr.
Weingarden will draft a letter of intent and Shingobee
will consider the inclusion of the leasehold costs and
inform Mr. Pelstring. Pans are to have the project on
the May HRA meeting. Dal Lungwi tz informed the IDC that
it's been six to seven. eeks since Gae Veit initially
contacted the Oakwood patnership regarding a commitment
on the land.
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Fulfillment Systems, Inc
with Mr. Peach for poten
the Continental Life
indicated they would be 0
for another two to three
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- In Koropchak's conversation
ial leaseable office space for
nsurance Company; Mr. Peach
cupying the Monticello facility
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g) Walmart Distribution Cen er - Koropchak reported that the
Walmart Distribution qenter location has not been
determined, the three reaining communities are Owatonna,
Fairbault, and a Wisco sin city. Mr. Terrell Towers
informs us that the c' mpany is addressing the tax
situation of the propose project.
h) Enviro Acoustics small family business was
incorporated in 1986 a d manufactures noise control
equipment for Forture 500 companies. Looking to lease or
purchase as, 000 sq f: facility which would employ
approximately 10 persons with a salary range of $8.00 to
$9.00. The company was inquiring of financial
incentives.
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CONSIDERATION TO DISCUSS AGE DAS AND MEETING DATES FOR THE
GOVERNMENTAL UNITS MEETING AN IDC/INDUSTRIAL BREAKFAST.
Staff and the IDC agreed govenmental units meeting
objective "to get together" well served, however, inorder
to maintain the interest a new nd fresh approach or agenda is
needed. Don Smith acknowledg d the good job city staff had
done in previous presentations: and than made a suggestion for
a new meeting location and al subject matter of where the
city's going in five to ten ye rs. Jeff O'Neill informed the
IDC that Elk River had recentl completed such a meeting with
the assistance of an outside s eaker. It was agreed that the
presentation would concentrat. on the area's under study
(southeast area, Farm Credit' and school property) by the
city's professional planner. he governmental units meeting
was scheduled for Monday, Jun 3, 1991 with the potential
location of the NSP Training C nter.
Upon the recommendation of t e IDC, Koropchak is to make
arrangements for the IDC/lndustrial Breakfast. Suggested
location the Monticello Country Club, breakfast scheduled for
June with a light program cente around community information.
5. CONSIDERATION OF UPDATE ON IOCiGOAL ACTIVITIES:
a) Newsletter - Koropchak rep rted that in keeping with the
IDC goals, the first IDC n wsletter was mailed out to the
local industries in March.1 The members asked for a copy
of the newsletter. :
Housing Development Report - Jeff O'Neill presented the
IDC members with a copy of comparable single family
residential permits issue between 1980-1990 for the
cities of Big Lake and Mon icello, and for the townships
of Monticello, Big Lake, a d Becker. Final comparisons
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indicated townships outs ripped the urban areas for the
number of permits issued.: The city of Monticello peaked
in 1986 with 64 permits i sued and the comparative range
was a low of 12% in 1989 to a high of 29% in 1980. The
IDC asked why the low hou ing development in Monticello?
Some reasons stated wer 1) Sherburne County has had
loose rules for developme t of single family construction
which is in the process f change, 2) a permit charge in
the Big Lake Township i $176 compared to over $1,000
(inclusive of water/sewerl hookup) in Monticello, however,
Mr. O'Niell pointed out !Monticello cost is within the
average community range f 78% of other communities, 3)
availability of land and ront-end development expenses,
4) land costs ($20,000 or a wooded lot within two to
three miles of Monticell compared to a $20,000 city lot
with one tree). Dennis aylor reported 80% of his work
is in the township because it's not as costly. Big Lake
Township lots run for ap roximately $12,000 and is one-
fourth of the Monticello school district.
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With the delinquent asse sment and taxes of the former
Boyle property being nego iated between the city and farm
Credit this will free u some developable lots in the
ci ty. Currently, a st. C oud developer is considering 36
acres in Meadow Oaks, Val e Plus is considering 109 acres
to the south of the middl school with a potential of 10-
15 homes per year. The Kjellberg development received
preliminary plat approva by the Council, however, the
plat has not been recor ed at the county. Mayor Maus
indicated that the percep: ion may be that the city has no
attractive available sit s. It was suggested the need to
market Monticello with emphasis in the area of free
garbage pick-up, water/s wer rates, and other services
available in Monticello.
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Koropchak informed the DC members that the Star City
Conference will be held, May 15 and 16 therefore the
committee agreed to resc edule the May IDC meeting from
May 16 to Friday, May 17 7:00 AM.
6. OTHER BUSINESS.
None.
7. ADJOURNMENT.
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The IDC meeting adjourned at :16 AM.
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Ollie Koropchak, DC Executive Sec etary
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June 10, 1991
Ms. Ollie Koropchak
Economic Development Director
City of Monticello
P.O. Box 1147
Monticello, MN 55362
Dear Ollie:
Last Thursday, our client made a deci
and have started the process of acqui
the site at this time.
B.A. Morton
CONSTRUCTION MANAGERS
821 West 51. Germain
51. Cloud, MN 56301
(612) 251+0262
regarding their future site
the land. I cannot disclose
I must tell you that it was not in yo r community.
We appreciate your effort on behalf 0 your community; the pride and
success is very evident in your prese tation materials.
Sincerely,
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Ronald A. Morton
President
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July 8, 1991
Ms. Diane Yonak
1020 Oak Lane
Monticello, MN 55362
RE: SBA FINANCING
Dear Ms. Yonak:
Per our telephone conversation, I wanted to onfirm with you that, based upon our
review of your financial statements, we 0 not feel that the project would be
eligible for SBA financing at this time. T erefore, I am returning your financial
statements to you.
Weare sorry we were not able to assist y u with your financing request.
Sincerely,
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT SERVICES INC.
Deborah L. Gustafson
V ice President
Financial Services Division
DLG/ld
cc: Gary Y onak
bcc: O. Koropchak
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MONTICELLO
- 250 East Broadway
P. O. Box 1147
Monticello, MN
55362-9245
Phone: (612) 295~2711
Metro: (612) 333~5739
Fax" (612) 29S~4404
Mr. Douglas Antony
Northern States Power Company
Monticello Generating Plant
Box 600
Monticello, MN 55362
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Dear Mr. Antony:
On behalf of the Monticell Industrial Development
Committee, the Economic De elopment Authority, the
Housing and Redevelopment Autority, and the Chamber of
Commerce, I congratulate ou and your Monticello
Generating Plant employees r 20 years of commercial
service.
The Monticello Generating P ant has without a doubt
enhanced Monticello's ability to attract new industrial
businesses and to retain our xisting businesses. Your
company allows for an attract've Monticello tax base and
allows the City of Montie 110 to provide maximum
affordable city infrastructu es to its residents and
businesses; but equally impo tant is the fact that NSP
provides quality electrical s rvice to our residents and
businesses and employs qualit personnel who support and
are committed to Monticello nd its various community
services. Addi tionally, NS is recognized by other
businesses as a quality comp ny, all of which enhance
Monticello's promotional mark ting efforts.
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I thank you for those enhanc ments. It's also been my
pleasure and appreciation to ork with such professional
people as yourself, Harvey ;endall, John McVay, Larry
Nolan, Russ Van Dell, Lon Wa dinger, Bob McGillic, Bob
Clark, Jerry Zimmer, Harold Wil k, Anita Duckor and others
who have committed time and nergy toward Monticello's
industrial recruitment efforts.
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Again, congratulations to NSP nd much continued success.
Respectfully,
CITY OF MONTICELLO
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Economic Development Director
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MONTICELW
250 East Broadway
P. O. Box 1147
Monticello, MN
55362-9245
Phone: (612) 295-2711
Metro: (612) 333-5739
Fax: (612) 295-4404
Mr. Jerry Zimmer
Northern states Power Company
3515 Third street North
P.O. Box 808
St. Cloud, MN 55302
Dear Mr. Zimmer:
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On behalf of the Monticel 0 Industrial Development
Committee and the City of MOl tlcello, I thank you for
your assistance in obtaining sp's donation for our new
communi ty promotional marketi 9 video. Also, many thanks
to NSP. The new production i scheduled to be completed
and shown at our annual fun raiser banquet on Monday,
September 30, 1991. Pleas mark your calendar and
details on the banquet will b mailed at a later date.
Again, Jerry, thank you and our assistance is greatly
appreciated.
Sincerely,
CITY -OF MONTICELLO
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MONTICELLO
. 250 East Broadway
P. O. Box 1147
Monticello, MN
55362-9245
Phone: (612) 295~2711
Metro: (612) 333~5739
Fax; (612) 295~4404
Mr. Terrance Heying
Sunny Fresh Foods, Inc.
204 West 4 Street
Monticello, MN 55362
Dear Mr. Heying:
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On behalf of the Monticello Indus rial Development Committee, I
would like to thank you and Ann Hu ley for your attendance at the
IDC/Industrial Business Retention nd Expansion Breakfast in June.
Also, a special thanks to Sunny Fr sh Foods for the delicious food
provided for the breakfast meal.
I look forward to our continued coo erative working relationship to
encourage economical growth for bot Sunny Fresh Foods and the City
of Monticello. If I can ever be of assistance to Sunny Fresh,
please don't hesitate to call.
Again, thank you.
Sincerely,
CITY OF MONTICELLO
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Economic Development Director
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