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EDA Agenda 03-11-2020AGENDA REGULAR MEETING - ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (EDA) Wednesday, March 11th, 2020 — 6:00 p.m. Mississippi Room, Monticello Community Center Commissioners: President Steve Johnson, Vice President Bill Tapper, Treasurer Jon Morphew, Tracy Hinz, 011ie Koropchak-White and Councilmembers Lloyd Hilgart and Jim Davidson Staff. Executive Director Jim Thares, Jeff O'Neill, Angela Schumann, Sarah Rathlisberger and Jacob Thunander 1. Call to Order 2. Roll Call 3. Consideration of additional agenda items 4. Consent Agenda a. Consideration of approving Regular Meeting Minutes — February 12, 2020 b. Consideration of approving Regular Meeting Minutes — February 26, 2020 c. Consideration of approving payment of bills Regular Agenda 5. Consideration of Draft RFQ-RFP for Housing Market Analysis and Demand Study 6. Consideration of First Amendment to Block 52 Preliminary Development Agreement with Beard Group, Inc. Hopkins, MN 7. Consideration of Economic Development Assistance Update from WSB and Economic Trends Report 8. Director's Report 9. Closed Session — Consideration of recessing to closed session to develop or consider offers or counter-offers for the purchase or sale of real or personal property pursuant to Minnesota Statute 13D.05, Subdivision 3(c)(3). Property Address: 213 3rd Street West — PID #155010031031 10. Adjourn MINUTES REGULAR MEETING - ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (EDA) Wednesday, February 12th, 2020 — 6:00 p.m. Mississippi Room, Monticello Community Center Commissioners Present: Steve Johnson, Bill Tapper, Jon Morphew, Tracy Hinz, 011ie Koropchak-White, and Jim Davidson Commissioners Absent: Lloyd Hilgart Staff Present: Jim Thares, Angela Schumann, and Sarah Rathlisberger 1. Call to Order Steve Johnson called the Regular Meeting of the EDA to order at 6:00 P.M. 2. Roll Call 3. Annual Business Meeting a. Consideration to elect EDA Officers BILL TAPPER MOVED TO ELECT 2020 OFFICERS — STEVE JOHNSON AS PRESIDENT. TRACY HINZ SECONDED THE MOTION. OLLIE KOROPCHAK-WHITE MOVED TO ELECT 2020 OFFICERS — BILL TAPPER AS VICE PRESIDENT. JIM DAVIDSON SECONDED THE MOTION. BILL TAPPER MOVED TO ELECT 2020 OFFICERS — JON MORPHEW AS TREASURER. TRACY HINZ SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED, 6-0. b. Consideration to review EDA Bylaws No changes were made to the EDA Bylaws. c. Consideration to review EDA Enabling Resolution No changes were made to the EDA Enabling Resolution. d. Consideration of EDA Financial Statements and Fund Balance information Sarah Rathlisberger reviewed the EDA Financial Statements and Fund Balances. She noted that the 2019 statements are not final and could change for any payables or receivables not coded to the EDA yet. She reviewed each of the fund balances including the general fund, GMEF, TIF Districts, GAAP Reconciliations, and SCDP. 4. Consideration of additional agenda items Steve Johnson requested adding a discussion item regarding an updated Hospitality Study recommended by the IEDC for the EDA consideration. Economic Development Authority Minutes — February 12th, 2020 Page 1 1 7 5. Consent Agenda BILL TAPPER MOVED TO APPROVE THE CONSENT AGENDA. JON MORPHEW SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED, 6-0. a. Consideration of approving Regular Meeting Minutes — January 8th, 2020 Recommendation: Approve Regular Meeting Minutes — January 81h, 2020. b. Consideration of approving Special Workshop Meeting Minutes — January 8th, 2020 Recommendation: Approve Special Workshop Meeting Minutes — January 8th, 2020. c. Consideration of approving Regular Meeting Minutes — January 22, 2020 Recommendation: Approve Regular Meeting Minutes — January 22"d, 2020. d. Consideration of approving Special Meeting Minutes — May 29, 2019 Recommendation: Approve Special Meeting Minutes — May 29th, 2019. e. Consideration of amending language in GMEF Loan Application Recommendation: Approve the proposed amendment to the GMEF Application as indicated in attached Business Subsidy Application. f. Consideration of approving payment of bills Recommendation: Approve payment of bills through January, 2020. Regular Agenda 6. PUBLIC HEARING — Land Sale Public Hearing - UMC Expansion Proiect — Proposed sale of EDA property described as Lot 2, Block 1, Monticello Commerce Center, Sixth Addition, Wright County, MN (7.39 -acres) MID #1551430010201 to UMC for the sole purpose of pursuing a 52,000 square foot expansion project Jim Thares introduced the item and explained the item would be considered to help pursue a 52,000 square foot expansion project at Ultra Machining Company. Thares noted the EDA is being asked to delay action on the UMC items until the February 26th, 2020 Regular EDA meeting to allow UMC to complete its review of various documents. Thares explained that the staff reports for the Purchase and Development Contract and the TIF 1-41 District approval are completed as it was expected that these two items would be considered at this meeting and as such have been attached to this staff report as exhibits. Thares recommended opening the public hearing, but continuing it until the February 26th, 2020 EDA meeting. Steve Johnson opened up the public hearing and invited the UMC representative to discuss the project. Tim Dolan, Decklan Group, introduced himself as the representative for UMC. He noted that everything was progressing nicely and they are working with the State and City to line up the remaining items. He noted that the Planning Commission recently recommended to City Council their Planned Unit Development Land Use application. He noted that the extension of the public hearing was necessary due to UMC's lawyers merging with another company. Economic Development Authority Minutes — February 12th, 2020 Page 2 17 Bill Tapper asked why the $40,000 due on February 15th, 2020 in earnest money had not been paid by UMC yet. The earnest money would secure the current rate of the land. Dolan noted that the earnest money was an advance from the City to the landowner. No contract between the City and UMC has been executed as of this date. Tapper requested assurance from UMC that the project would continue to move forward and that the EDA would not lose it's $40,000 already paid to the landowner. Tapper requested a letter stating if the project was cancelled after February 14th, 2020, and prior to UMC entering into the Purchase and Development Agreement with the EDA, that UMC would reimburse the City the costs. Dolan stated that he would present this to UMC for consideration. Thares provided an additional handout to the EDA that should offer a higher level of comfort that the project was moving forward. He informed the EDA that the State (MN - DEED) would not have provided the MIF and JCF award letters to the City without having the financing questions, including equity sources, answered. JIM DAVIDSON MOVED TO CONTINUE THE PUBLIC HEARING TO THE FEBRUARY 26TH, 2020 REGULAR EDA MEETING. OLLIE KOROPCHAK-WHITE SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED, 6-0. 7. PUBLIC HEARING — Business Subsidy Public Hearing — UMC Expansion Proiect - Proposed Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Land Value Write Down in the amount of $731,000 for development property, EDA advance funding in the amount of $300,000, Minnesota Investment Fund (MIF) Forgivable Loan in the amount of $300,000 and Job Creation Fund (JCF) Grant in the amount of $175,000 to UMC for the sole purpose of pursuing a 52,000 square foot expansion proiect. Steve Johnson introduced the item and asked Tim Dolan if he had any further comments. Jim Thares reiterated the four business subsidies that are components of the UMC expansion project's financing structure. He again noted that the staff report for this item were completed and attached to this staff report as exhibit and that the public hearing should be continued to the February 26th EDA meeting. Johnson asked for clarification about whether the DEED approved forgivable loan (MIF) only needed execution of a formal contract. Dolan confirmed and further noted that MIF was a two-year job creation figure commitment while the JCF Grant program extends the job creation time period by one more year and counts jobs that are created in the third year after completion of the building (the benefit date). Johnson recognized staff and UMC for their achievements on the project. BILL TAPPER MOVED TO CONTINUE THE PUBLIC HEARING TO THE FEBRUARY 26TH, 2020 REGULAR EDA MEETING. TRACY HINZ SECONDED Economic Development Authority Minutes — February 12th, 2020 Page 3 1 7 THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED, 6-0. 8. Consideration of Co -Work Concept Project Update — Crystal Nutt, Crystal Nutt Consulting Jim Thares introduced the topic and explained that Crystal Nutt would be providing an update regarding the co -work space initiative. Thares stated that a monthly committee has been meeting for the past 9 to 10 months. He reminded the EDA that Nutt spoke at a previous EDA meeting about a fellowship grant to further explore the concept of a co -work space. The funding was unsuccessful, but the group has continued meeting. In early January, they took a tour of Cooper Collective in St. Cloud. Thares then invited Nutt to the podium. Nutt explained that there remains a high interest in having a co -working space in Monticello. She also said that the owners of Cooper Collective are interested in bringing the concept to Monticello. Local committee members and the Cooper Collective owners will be involved in tours of several possible building locations; already scheduled for Thursday, February 13, 2020. Nutt reviewed a plan summary and noted that the information was big picture, tentative, and the figures were ballpark and could change. It is the group's intent to have a co -working space by 2022. She explained some of the first steps include hosting a public event that gauges the interest of the concept. Next, the committee would like attend a co -working conference in Willmar, where they would learn additional best practices and develop a 12 to 36 -month business plan. The conference would help to understand the role of a private -public partnership. Bill Tapper asked what the size of the space would be. Nutt responded that they are looking for a space about 4,000 to 6,500 square feet. There could be an estimated 30 to 50 members. Jim Davidson requested more information on the commitment and assistance needed for the project to be successful. Steve Johnson explained there are market studies completed and that she should work with staff on demographic information of the area. He also encouraged the importance of completing pro -forma reports. Davidson asked for information about ownership. Nutt responded that it was not clear at this point. Johnson reminded Nutt of the City's business subsidy programs. Jon Morphew echoed concerns of the City or EDA owning or leading the initiative. Nutt focused on creating an understanding of the public-private partnership and to continue watching what other communities are doing for co -working. Nutt also explained the support they have received from City Staff and community members. Economic Development Authority Minutes — February 12th, 2020 Page 4 17 Tapper reminded the EDA that business subsidy can only be applied if jobs are created. Nutt explained that some jobs could be generated, and others would support existing jobs. Johnson reminded Nutt that the Wright County Economic Development Partnership may be a good opportunity to connect with. Nutt stated that she will continue discussions with that organization as well. Angela Schumann explained the importance of keeping the door open on the concept. Thares echoed Schumann and noted that technology is changing in the workforce and replacing people. Thares indicated that there have been initial discussions with State officials regarding the possibility of removing the job creation requirements from certain funding programs for purposes of business subsidy agreements. Tracy Hinz stated that she was open to the ideas and that the EDA needed to remain open to new partnerships. The EDA thanked Nutt for her time tonight and that they looked forward to receiving more updates on the concept. 9. Consideration of Industrial Land Absorption and Demand Study — Jim Gromberg, WSB & Associates, Inc. Jim Thares introduced the item and noted that early last year, WSB was tasked to complete an Industrial Land Absorption and Demand Study as part of their contracted services. Thares indicated that the draft report was completed subject to several edits. Thares encouraged the EDA to provide comments and any revisions to the report. Thares invited Jim Gromberg, WSB, to review the draft study with the EDA. Gromberg explained the background and contents of the Industrial Land Absorption and Demand Study. He noted it focused on selecting two sites for the next industrial park. Angela Schumann stated that in her view the report required a finer grain research on the potential sites. City Staff would accept comments and edits by the EDA before the second draft was proposed. Comments would be due on February 21St, 2020 by noon for inclusion in the packet for the Regular Meeting on February 26th, 2020. WSB would have an updated document ready for the EDA by that meeting. BILL TAPPER MOVED TO TABLE ADOPTION OF THE INDUSTRIAL LAND ABSORPTION AND DEMAND STUDY FOR FURTHER RESEARCH AND/OR DISCUSSION. OLLIE KOROPCHAK-WHITE SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED, 6-0. 10. Consideration of proposed 2020 WSB Economic Development Assistance Contract — Jim Gromber2, WSB & Associates, Inc. Jim Thares explained that per the workshop sessions in January, he has revised the Economic Development Assistance Contract with WSB. Thares invited Jim Gromberg to Economic Development Authority Minutes — February 12th, 2020 Page 5 1 7 the podium. Jim Gromberg explained that 2019 was a very busy year for the Economic Development Department. He noted that Otter Creek Business Park is full if the Prospect List is successful. He also explained the UMC expansion project and the completion of the Industrial Land Study as successes. Gromberg noted with conversations with Thares, they felt it would be of benefit to include site design and illustrations for prospective businesses. They also added a component that would help focus on strategies to keep moving forward. Gromberg also discussed meeting with the EDA quarterly to provide updates. Gromberg noted that no increase for services from the previous year would be added. Bill Tapper asked if the services of WSB are helpful. Thares confirmed and stated it would help him to be more efficient in his role. BILL TAPPER MOVED TO APPROVE THE PROPOSED 2020 WSB ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE SERVICES CONTRACT IN THE AMOUNT OF $9,300. JIM DAVIDSON SECONDED THE MOTION. Steve Johnson noted that much of Economic Development is subjective and asked if any metrics could be applied to show accomplishments. Gromberg responded that some things can be measured, but technical advice is hard to measure. Tracy Hinz expressed the importance of measuring what was completed in the previous year and updating the contract terms annually. MOTION CARRIED, 6-0. 11. Consideration of Adopting 2020 EDA Workplan Jim Thares stated that comments were received to the previous version of the 2020 EDA Workplan. Many of the comments focused on marketing. JON MORPHEW MOVED TO ADOPT THE 2020 EDA WORKPLAN AS PRESENTED. JIM DAVIDSON SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED, 6- 0. 12. ADDED ITEM — Hospitality Study Discussion Steve Johnson noted an IEDC member has an interested hospitality prospect that would like to develop in Monticello. It was noted that the City's current Hospitality Study is outdated, and it was requested that the EDA fund the cost associated with completing a report. Johnson requested staff to understand the costs associated with the request and respond back to the EDA at their meeting on February 26tH TRACY HINZ MOVED TO AUTHORIZE STAFF TO RESEARCH THE COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH COMPLETING AN UPDATED HOSPITALITY REPORT AND TO REPORT BACK TO THE EDA AT THEIR REGULAR MEETING ON Economic Development Authority Minutes — February 12th, 2020 Page 6 17 FEBRUARY 26TH. BILL TAPPER SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED, 6-0. 13. Director's Report Jim Thares provided the Director's Report. He stated that he attended the EDAM conference. He noted that it was very good. He was able to participate on a mobile tour of the Lifetime Fitness co -work space at the Southdale Mall in Edina. There were also discussions regarding smart cities and 5G technology along with site selector panel interviews. Thares also noted that Prospect List had no additions for the month, but two new concept plans development ideas were reviewed. Thares introduced Dr. Paul Ruffin. Dr. Ruffin, a local resident, who has been involved with the start-up of incubators nationally. On January 9, 2020, Dr. Ruffin sponsored a full day veteran's symposium workshop in Monticello. Dr. Ruffin stated that he owns Global Business Incubation. They focus on working with veterans, youth, and social entrepreneurs in areas of incubation and acceleration. He stated that he was looking forward to learning more about the City of Monticello and Economic Development in the City. 14. Adiourn TRACY HINZ MOVED TO ADJOURN THE MEETING AT 7:42 P.M. BILL TAPPER SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED, 6-0. Recorder: Jacob Thunander Approved: March 11 th, 2020 Attest: Jim Thares, Economic Development Director Economic Development Authority Minutes — February 12th, 2020 Page 7 17 MINUTES REGULAR MEETING - ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (EDA) Wednesday, February 26th, 2020 — 7:00 a.m. Academy Room, Monticello Community Center Commissioners Present: Steve Johnson, Bill Tapper, Jon Morphew, Tracy Hinz, 011ie Koropchak-White, Lloyd Hilgart, and Jim Davidson Staff Present: Jim Thares and Angela Schumann 1. Call to Order Steve Johnson called the Regular Meeting of the EDA to order at 7:00 a.m. 2. Roll Call 3. Consideration of additional agenda items None. 4. Consent Agenda N/A. 5. PUBLIC HEARING — LAND SALE (Continued) UMC Expansion Proiect — Proposed sale of EDA property described as Lot 2, Block 1, Monticello Commerce Center, Sixth Addition, Wright County, MN (7.39 -acres) [PID #1551430010201 to UMC Real Estate, LLC for the sole purpose of pursuing a 52,000 square foot expansion prosect Jim Thares introduced the item and explained that the Public Hearing for the land sale was continued from the EDA meeting on February 12. Steve Johnson opened the public hearing for the public first. Tim Dolan, Decklan Group, expressed appreciation from UMC for the EDA's support of their project. He noted that UMC officials were unable to be present at this meeting due to scheduling conflicts. BILL TAPPER MOVED TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. JIM DAVIDSON SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED, 7-0. 6. PUBLIC HEARING — BUSINESS SUBSIDY (Continued) UMC Expansion Proiect - Proposed Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Land Value Write Down in the amount of $731,000 for development property to UMC Real Estate, LLC for the sole purpose of pursuing a 52,000 square foot expansion project. Steve Johnson noted that the public hearing was continued from the February 12, 2020 EDA meeting. Economic Development Authority Minutes — February 26th, 2020 Page 115 Jim Thares reminded the EDA that per state statutes the public hearing is a requirement for the business subsidy write down of $731,000. Johnson invited the public to speak. OLLIE KOROPCHAK-WHITE MOVED TO CLOSE THE PUBLIC HEARING. BILL TAPPER SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED, 7-0. 7. Consideration of Resolution #2020-01 Approving the Establishment of Tax Increment Financing District No. 1-41 and the TIF Plan for the District Jim Thares introduced the item and explained the land component of the proposed development requires the establishment of a new TIF District allowing the EDA to purchase the 7.39 acres site adjacent to the UMC Facility for $1,031,000 and convey it to UMC for $300,000. Thares added that TIF District 1-41 is proposed as a 9 -year economic development district and will allow the EDA to capture tax increments sufficient to reimburse it for its land write down amount of $731,000 plus interest at the rate of 3.0 percent. The estimated taxable value of UMC's development is expected to be about $5,200,000 +/-. Thares asked Tammy Omdal, Northland Securities, to add clarification and more details regarding the TIF District. She noted that the TIF District would be established to capture taxes generated with the new development to repay the EDA for the conveyance of the land. Omdal indicated it was expected and anticipated that the EDA would be paid in full based on estimates, but it was not guaranteed. She further noted that increment would fluctuate based on value of property over the nine-year term. Local property tax rates also would be a factor on the increment. Omdal also noted that no TIF would be repaid to the developer. It would instead be repaid to the EDA with principle and interest. Johnson explained that the interest on the $731,000 would be estimated at $177,000 plus the $731,000. Omdal confirmed. Tim Dolan stated that as part of the Purchase and Development Contract, there is a provision that UMC will agree to a minimum assessment level of $5,200,000 and will not be able to appeal that figure during the 9 -year term of the TIF District. With that as part of the Contract, the EDA will be in very good shape to capture the full $731,000 plus the interest in the 9 -year period. BILL TAPPER MOVED TO ADOPT RESOLUTION #2020-01 ESTABLISHING TIF DISTRICT #141 AND APPROVING THE TIF PLAN FOR THE DISTRICT (SUPPORTING UMC'S 52,000 SQUARE FOOT EXPANSION PROPOSAL). TRACY HINZ SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED, 7-0. 8. Consideration of Resolution #2020-02 Approving the Purchase and Development Contract between UMC Real Estate, LLC and City of Monticello Economic Development Authority (EDA), the Land Sale by the EDA to UMC described therein, and a Business Subsidy Agreement contained within the Purchase and Development Contract. Economic Development Authority Minutes — February 26th, 2020 Page 2 15 Jim Thares opened the item for discussion. He summarized the contract terms per the EDA agenda report. Thares highlighted that new jobs required wages per the business subsidy agreement to be in the range of $15-17 an hour or more. UMC though has provided additional information showing that the average of all jobs would be $23.81per hour. Tim Dolan, Decklan Group, believed that the UMC legal counsel wanted to use the floor level wage requirements which are outlined in the State Statute for business subsidies. Thares indicated that in the TIF application packet, which is attached as an exhibit to the staff report, there is an outdated bank commitment. He noted that the State required that UMC update the letter. Dolan noted that he would send it to Jim Thares for review. The bank increased their commitment level due to the increase in building size and cost. Dolan confirmed that business equity was coming from the company's assets. It was noted that the sources and uses had been updated in the staff report as well. TRACY HINZ MOVED TO ADOPT RESOLUTION #2020-02 APPROVING A PURCHASE AND DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT BETWEEN UMC REAL ESTATE, LLC AND THE EDA, THE LAND SALE BY THE EDA TO UMC DESCRIBED THEREIN, AND A BUSINESS SUBSIDY AGREEMENT CONTAINED WITHIN THE PURCHASE AND DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT. BILL TAPPER SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED, 7-0. 9. Consideration of Resolution #2020-03 Approving an Interfund Loan, authorizing expenditures of legally available EDA funds for costs related to TIF District No. 1- 41 to be reimbursed through tax increments from TIF District No. 1-41 Tammy Omdal, Northland Securities noted that this item is required. The EDA has to authorize an interfund loan that would be paid back from future increments from the newly established TIF District for the UMC expansion project. BILL TAPPER MOVED TO ADOPT RESOLUTION #2020-03 APPROVING AN 1NTERFUND LOAN FOR THE PURPOSE OF REIMBURSING THE EDA FOR ITS UPFRONT EXPENDITURES RELATED TO TIF DISTRICT #141. OLLIE KOROPCHAK-WHITE SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED, 7-0. 10. Consideration of Resolution #2020-04 Approving an Interfund Loan, authorizing expenditures of up to the total balance of tax increments available from TIF District No. 1-6 to pay a portion of property acquisition costs in connection with TIF District No. 1-41 Tammy Omdal, Northland Securities, explained that the request would give the EDA more flexibility to pay a portion of the property acquisition of UMC from existing TIF District 1-6. The option to decertify the newly established TIF District 1-41 at an earlier date from the nine-year window could also occur at the EDA discretion if the increments reach the principal amount of $731,000 sooner than the allowed 9 -year time frame. Economic Development Authority Minutes — February 26th, 2020 Page 3 15 BILL TAPPER MOVED TO ADOPT RESOLUTION #2020-04 APPROVING AN INTERFUND LOAN FOR THE PURPOSE OF AUTHORIZING THE USE OF INCREMENT FROM PRE -1990 TIF DISTRICT #1-6 AS A SOURCE OF FUNDS FOR UPFRONT LAND ACQUISITION EXPENSES RELATED TO UMC, INC.'S EXPANSION PROJECT AND FURTHER AUTHORIZING FUTURE REIMBURSEMENT OF TIF DISTRICT #1-6 FROM TAX INCREMENTS GENERATED IN CONNECTION WITH NEW DEVELOPMENT IN TIF DISTRICT #1-41. JON MORPHEW SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED, 7-0. 11. Consideration of Approving Industrial Land Absorption and Demand Study, Jim Gromberg, WSB & Associates, Inc. Jim Thares explained that the item was brought forward at the previous EDA meeting, but staff recommended tabling the study due to changes that staff would like included in the report. Thares also indicated that there were no additional EDA comments on the draft plan after the February 12, 2020 meeting. Thares introduced Eric Maass to review the report with the EDA. Maass indicated that a completed study was not available as they wanted to make sure the EDA comments were included in the report. Maas indicated that with the current interest level, Otter Creek Business Park would be at capacity in three to four years. Maas also indicated that it was important to discuss industrial growth in the City as Xcel plans to decommission its facility in the future. Maas presented on three sites in Monticello that could be the location of new industrial business park. Discussion about the advantages and disadvantages of each of the three sites occurred with the EDA and WSB. Ultimately, WSB selected Site 1 as the preferred location of a new industrial business park. Steve Johnson asked if the study could be revised to include a general understanding of the cost of fiber in those areas. Maass confirmed. LLOYD HILGART MOVED TO APPROVE THE INDUSTRIAL LAND ABSORPTION AND DEMAND STUDY. JIM DAVIDSON SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED, 7-0. 12. Consideration of Authorizing Hospitality Study Proposal and Entering into a Professional Services Contract with Hospitality Consulting Group, Excelsior, MN in the amount of $5,550 Jim Thares indicated at the February IEDC meeting, the commission made a motion to recommending the EDA consider completing a new hospitality study. The IEDC noted that the study was completed in 2015 and that a new study should reflect prospective room demand due to the proposed Google Data Center development in Becker. Staff asked Hospitality Consulting Group, the consultant who completed the 2015 Study, to provide a quote for a study update. The quote was received and is in the amount of $5,550. Economic Development Authority Minutes — February 26th, 2020 Page 4 15 Tracy Hinz asked how the previous study was utilized. Thares indicated that during his time with the City, the report has been sent to several prospects, although it has not spurred any development proposals. Lloyd Hilgart indicated that hotel developers likely will create their own hotel studies when they are looking at developing in cities. Tim Dolan observed that in his experience, the existence of a hotel and hospitality study that has been completed by a municipality can be a valuable source of information regarding development plans and initiatives supported or led by the City. JIM DAVIDSON MOVED TO APPROVE THE HOSPITALITY CONSULTING GROUP QUOTE PROPOSAL FOR AN UPDATED HOTEL AND HOSPITALITY STUDY IN THE AMOUNT OF $5,550. BILL TAPPER SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED, 7-0. 13. Adiourn TRACY HINZ MOVED TO ADJOURN THE EDA MEETING AT 8:05 A.M. BILL TAPER SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED, 7-0. Recorder: Jacob Thunander Approved: March 11 th, 2020 Attest: Jim Thares, Economic Development Director Economic Development Authority Minutes — February 26th, 2020 Page 5 15 EDA Agenda: 03/11/20 4c. Consideration of approvin� pavment of bills (JT) A. REFERENCE AND BACKGROUND: Accounts Payable summary statements listing bills submitted during the previous month are included for review. B. ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS: L Motion to approve payment of bills through February, 2020. 2. Motion to approve payment of bills through February, 2020 with changes as directed by the EDA. C. STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends approval of Alternative #1. D. SUPPORTING DATA: A. 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A cpny Di aJl dacumenl� rp- latirrg ta the �aropc,y�d sele �i ihe Peoperty w�� d8 nn File arrd a��Sbl9 for ,n�p��pion at Ci?y f iau �l��ng ��18r bu�iness hours_ �� @usin:�ss suo�idv r�ig ,�,�,- Ih�rrky will consiper a praprssed �usi�hess �uhsi�j� t4 l7e grameci to the Ftecipi�nt urtdee hAirne�- !a Stet�ie,�, $��i4ns 11SJ.9�� hrough 116,1�995. The pro�seb sukx��y C4Y�is1s af a um[e-dlCawrr of ihe P:roperry's purc°tes0 pn�e !o faCllit�te 7F�+ deL�elopmgrW �vyr �W�g HeC�p�nl nf en BxR�ns�on In rts exi�tin� man�fa�kuf+�g f�cili!y. Ir`- 1�rmatior .gh.�U'k kh� proposed ��si- ness s�b9icjy, ifrCluding a suenmflry �bf t�5� 1�+mS U! !he subsidy an�i ;� cqpy pp kMe drak h�,sin�g g�i- �idy �g,��n,�enk, ar� �vail�t�le anr ingp��ion at �Gity hiell �iu?ify reg- ui2r p4n5iness ho�rg, qny �sident af or owner pf C�M�ble propertyr in i�re �ity me� tlile � rmtten ao�npJain� tvith Ihc Rulh4rity i! the Ai,iRhq�� iaids t4 OdR�I}�� avitr the �ISineS3 �uD.5�+1y Act. No aClian rrrmy � !if�] ��irts1 lttie l�uil�qfiEy kir 11h� fa�if4+rg #b cos�pky �I�sS � tvrinerr Cea!npdaint ia faled, ,4M irt�re�l�d pP�s4r�s may ep- pear e� eF�e I-��r;ng and presam �rheir views pn ih0 matters m�� car�i�� pr2lfy or prior ka thEs �gtinr� in svritMlg. �r�d: ,Fenu�aryr 30, 2[�14 QY pR(]EF CiF T�F, 6[]ARC1 [�F CC]M�RMISSIG]NER� CYF TkE �ITr' �7� F�NTICELLO EClJNC1MIC DE- �+E"�O�M'EF�T k�€JT�f�1Rl'i1' 1�r' J�n T�g Exe€:ulive Dire�jqr P�t�lisP�B� in 1he l.NfinkiteRa Times ��nuary 30. 2�7t1 1�1ET0? Julie Cheney From: Jim Thares Sent: Monday, February 3, 2020 537 PM To: Julie Cheney Subject: RE: ECM $166.14 Yes, this is okay to pay. Please code to the UMC Escrow account; they are the beneficiary of the expense. From: Julie Cheney <Julie.Cheney@ci.monticello.mn.us> Sent: Monday, February 3, 2020 2:30 PM To: Jim Thares <Jim.Thares@ci.monticello.mn.us> Subject: ECM $166.14 Jim Attached is ECM inv# 755775 for the ad for the PH re: Land sale. Okay to pay $166.14? Please provide coding. Tha n ks, .JuCie C(�eney Finonce Assistant City of Monticello 763-271-3205 Julie.CheneyC�ci.monticel lo.mn.us APC�ci.monticel lo.mn.us ['1iY C�F �� '�� Email correspondence to and from the City of Monticello government offices is subject to the Minnesota Government Dntn Prnctices Act and mny be disclosed to third parties. i .. x: ! . . . . . �, . . a�,.'I. �ui:: M1AINf4EAvUi I5. Fdh1 SSd1t� �il�� O� �iO�iil�E�aU �Attn: VU'ayne Oberg, Finan�e Drr�ct�rr 5�� Walreut �kreel, �ui#� 1 McSnliCello, f�1hl �536�-$8�7 .��f1U�f+f �� '� Prc�fe�U�fnvoice: Revi�v�d by� Prnj�ct M�na�er� Ph�Se I,ESA - Z�2 4th �� , p�lm �k i�ight of 1,�1�y. 300 4th St E �iiy Prc,j�ct # Ci�y �taff R��riewe.r - Jim Thares �� A�# # ��fession�, S�rvi ��rom D�cernber 1, 241� to Il�cember 31, �Q79 Fee . Total ��e P�rCent Cpmpl�te BPllin�s t� []ate Fee T�tals �,i7�D.Q� 100_fi?(l Tc�t�l Earned Pre�+ious I�e� Billing �urr�nt Fe�e Billing Total Fee �� R-(}1524�-0LlQ - f ChriStr�Rl�er Kn�te�on Ryan 5�xer��er 2,D2b.[�0 U_UD 2_�20.(]0 �,�72U.0�0 Toi�al this Ir�vo�ce $� 020.@Q �,� Curr�n# Prior 'fot�l �,��.(lD 0.00 2,02C�,Q�] z.�2o,ao �,o� 2,oz�.�o . �5 �:' E`i � f�o_ �:' i K', l� B . ., .. I I� 3 �. ., M11NN1 �F'pl I �', 6�1^� 55�ib Cily pf Mr�ntrcellp Attn, V4�ayne �Jber�, Finance �ir�ct�r 505 W�Inut �er��k, �uite 1 hJl+�r�ticellc�, MN 55��2-8�31 Jar�u�r� 2C1, 20�a Proje�tllnvoi��: R�vi��r�d t�y: Pr�r��t M��ager: L��wntcr�vn Rede,r. Pro�ect - Montice�fc� City Staff F�,�w�ewer - J'irn Tn�r�s �� +��t��a ��1��3r. [ � F�r�afessl�naR ic�s from December 1. 2Q19 to D�c�rrtber 3�. 241'9 Phase €J[}1 Dowrrtown F�edeu. Project Rel��ion Assis#�nce Seru�e:es H�urs Rate Ralf, FennY 12�'3l201� .25 176.�]D Call w1Jim Thar�s re: Pre#err�d #itle eligibil'i�+ f2�lf, Penrry i 2!1 � 1��19 _5�7 17�6.0� E-m�ils and �all uv�,lim TY�are� re; Pref�rr�d Title �f�gibility Rralf, P�nnY 12J9 3f2�19 1.p�J 17�.Q�} R�:+rie+�u�d dacum�nt� fr�om City atty, r��panse tq �ity on relo�ation re��mmerrd�tions, �vnFirm relc� info wit#� ��verl MnDC7T sour��s Totar� 1.7� TataP Labor F�-Q 145 � 1-0�OC� - 5 Bre# 1�feiss Per�ny Rolf Amc�unt 44.0� 8�_40 17fi.t�(1 3Q&.4p �08.�0 Tokal ��is 7ask �30$_(}0 A��ui�ition Assisl�nce �er�i��s Hc�ur� Rate ,�Imount �ifllf, ��nnY 1�17$�2�}19 .i5 176_4Q 3��.C11� �euiew�d lelter �+f inkenk and �-rrrailed 6�ck r�comr-nendatians to Jim Th�res �illirr� I�imits I�C�C�I Pill�ngs Limit Rer�aining Total� ,T5 To#al Lal��r Currer�t 4�3{]_�r� Total thi� T�sk Tot�l t�sis Ph�se 132 ,�0 4 3�.�p � 13�2.�k0 $��G.Q(1 Prior T+�-aate 1.8G7.bQ 2,24d.�D 10,20�°0�1 7_�&1.04 T'otal this ln►��ice .00 ''�� r'�f'��' �� c'� c--�" �� 1 Project R-014�1 ]-O(}0 M{��yT - Dcaw.n�owr� R�a�Mev. Pr�ject - hdlon#ice Invt�ice �5 Out�tansirng �nvai�� Invv�c� N�rmbgr �ste B$�anc� � 72I��?2C11� 5��.{�{1 TotaP 528.00 T€�tal hlow Due �96�,�If� Paga 2 �cl �€�NIA AvtrvL�[ S 5U1�'C 3QC1 hAIMhEA?�]i IS, fiqh� SS41Ea �-C`�=" 'k- _ _ -- - '. i .—' _ �.. - � �iky csf hAonti��llo Jar�u�ry 20, 2��C] Attn� t�U�yne i�ber�, Finance air��tor Proj�cillnwc�i�e: R�713��'-f��0 - 12 5(J5 Wainu# Street_ Suite 1 R�uiev�r�d by: Br+et Weiss h�1�on#icello, MN �5��-�8�1 �r�je�t M�nager: Ja�ae� Grorr,l�er� 2�19� Econ�arr�i� Dewe�apr�ienl �ervic�s City �#aff Revie°�v�r - Jim Thar�s ,+��ct � 21 �.463�)1 _4�199i} Ps�fessional Senri�es from Recerrrber �, �{}1� to De�ember 37. 2419 Phase OD1 ��19 �con�rni� Dev�elopment S�rvices M�nkhly �eta"rr,�r Fe� T�tal Fee 9,�50,C1�? P�r�ent ��imple#� 7(]f�.QC1 T�atal E�rn�d 9 O�D QO Pr�vioa�s �ee QiJlinc� Currenl Fee Billir�g 7tw#al Fee �peci�l P'rojects {'ar�mbefg, ,�am�� 1�J2��}1� h�leetmg w�th DEEi? aboui gr�ra�s Gr�mber�, ,J�mes fi�l6l�(719 MI� applic.�tir�n r�view Tnt�ls Tvtal Labor out�r�n[��ng Invoices Invcric� f�lurr��r 11 Tokal Billir��s t� �at�e F�� 1at� ��lance �2P29i2{?1� 775.00 775.0�[! Currrer�# Pri�r 77�.�(] 8,275.[i0 +�,�75_00 T7�.�0 7T5.�4 Tv#ai this '�$sk $TT5.{�(� Rate Arnount 1�� 1D �19_0� t�6,Q�1 ��9.[lQ 438_UQ �3B.��q Tot�l this Task �43$,00 i�tal thRs �*rias� $1��13.�OU � Tat�l thfs Invoice �7 �'(�.0@ ��. �� Tnt�l Now I]ue Tota I �.�45�i. C1^p $1,�8$.(��} Prn��ct I�-Ci ��3�2�pQQ MC)h1T -��19 E�:onvmic Dev�lopm�nt S�n+ic� IrnvpiC� '1 � L�bor �38.Q0 !6.1�9,t}� 6,��i_[�0 TokalS 1,213.Q0 fi4,40d�pD 15,�17.Q0 Paga 2 Attention: Angela Schumann In�oice for ser�ices to: City of Monticello, 505a Walnut Street, Suite �, Monticeiio, PV'IN For: City of Mon�icello Down�own Workshop Speakir�g engagement and woricshop Q&A session January 30, 202Q SpeakFr�g fee: $1,000 Mileage $175 Tvtal Amount Due: 1 175 Send payment to: Jc�hn Davis P.O. 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R , o �� T� C� �ALL 163-295-2111 WITH QUESTIONS ■ ■ �n iGe o ommuni en �er Thursday I January 30, 202� Featured Speaker: Jahn Davis Mr. Davis was instr�mer�taf in helping build community success stories in New York Mills and Lanesboro, Minnesota W�rk Sessio� Following Dinn�r The work session will fvcus on successes and future oppnrtunFties CITY OF • 0�1 1C� CJ T� � �HE LEADERSHIP GROWTH GRQUP Leaders Helping Leaders Date: January 30, 2p2a BiI! io: Jim Thares Ecanamic Development Manager City of Mantice�lo 5�5 Walnut Street, Suite 1 Monticello, MI� 5536� DE5CRlPTION 2�20 Leadership Growth Group Series For: 202� Leadership Growth Group SerieS In�oice No. 205[}6 /_1��i[�1�1►y1 TOTAL � $600.Od Make al! checks payable to: ��r�,r�]` r��l ! The Leadership Growth Group n-� ' 71 West Golden Lak� Road «} � ' Cirtle Pines, MN S5p14 2�� _��,� �� If you ha�e any questior�s concerning this in�oice, contact Da�e Bartholomay at 612.86$.7203 �'"� �� or TheLeadershipGroLvthGrouq��masl.com � THANK YDU FOR YOUR BUSIiVESS! 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K:arl Swital� �n t�r�s fun yet fh�u�ht-pr�+ri� �e��ios� �s�e'I! �xpl�re ##�2 ��r of sk�ryt�lling, �Yy �tori�es sti�� sui#h us �nd h�vr �au car� �li�� ts�rie� t4 att��[�. �o�r�€�t �nd �u�ti�r�te m�anin�ful �eGationsi�ips wi41� yaa�� custar��r�, �rripfoy�ee� ar�d pr�p�tlr�° tu�Stomers, 11:0� AM•11;1 � AI� 1 i:1; AM-11;4� Ah� 11;�5 AM-1 �,d� P'�1 1 �,�� P��• 1;�Q PIN 1,� PM•�:Q� PM 1;f�7 Ph�1-�,�Jf} P�� r��k s'ro'�� i�lt��`5 E��r.�e��fl��a�� in ��c�n�m�� wel�p��r�t,��ar�� Pr��er�t�t��n Sp��ker. S�manth� Di�l�g�io �oin �s �s �� #u�r �utst�r�d ir� p�,p's�e, proje��, �r�� ar�itiatFu�es that rrra�e urave� i n kh� e[of��r�i� d�l�n�n� comm�ni� in �he pa�t yea r+ Lunch ��eak with ��'hibitvrs BREA�{OUT � Per�pe�tives firom th�� taurant ��ik�ldty �;.� ., ; k;ll ,. 5p��kers; j�enn Brevringto�, ��nne� B�tsch�, J� F�aywa�a�d, Da�id B�wit�, Bfe��t Fr�i�rie�,Jared Brewingtan �oi� u� �r a d�c��i�� wi� a�iv�r� �r�� al r�sta�{ateur� and hv�p�l�ry �n�epr�n��rs, They u:�l` s�are me�r p�sp��krves �bo�t #�� c�p�unitie� a n� ch�lle�g� of �E�� n�i �ur�nin� a �estaurant o� �o5pi�al�ky r�n�ept in �innes�rk�, I��?E&�C�UI ( B�a��y� an� t�� E '�1��7r7i�� e�i�r� a� ��, r��'��►k�� R�alit�,� Sp�ak��s; �a� �ernm�, l��hae l �a�n� 1,4�,�1�� (r�dwt �� ir��gi�e 5omething net� or �iff�rent r��ui� tlesi��, �t�l�t�er it i� � pra�e��, � wi�ior� �r � ph�y�i��f �ha r�� t� t�e built en+�iron�en�, li��^�er, e+re�y �le�i�r� ��, n� ��t4�r �,�4v �re�G �n��t r��e�# th� �oll�tive will af �he,,,�e�� More 2;��•�:��I� 8��k�i�hfxl��bit�ors �;1 � Ah!-3:1 � Pf,� �:5� P�3;15 Ph� 3;1'� PM-3:�� PM 3:3� P�I-4��b PNG 3;3� P#�4-�,30 �M �R�,��1.y� ' ��:�� ` �[�� ;' . FuCI�;� Spe�ker�; Tim Kar�y. �e� ��low, p�v� iel�er�o�€ 1.a 111�P Cr�dit Lea�n about what �t me�n� k� bec�ome �'�smart cNty,' a�d what yo�u �eed iv d� ta 41e readyf�r th� fi�ure in�iud��g �utar�or��u� cars traversi�g thrvu�h your c�mrn��i#y. �e� y�u �p ta spe�d a�� W22�' s�nsr�t�. raad� avith�# traffEc si,�..�ead Mor� BREA��IJT � 4n �he� Th�ck of It: �ur�ovi�g �nd T�rr�r��r� Throu�ih C�m�Cex �c�ntenti�u� �r�j��t� Spe�ker:��sl� �Dls�nn 1.4 A�CP �r��t �Ge�ing ch� vppv�k�n�tytv w�vrk on a c�mp�e�, high-�r�fi�e an� s�m�et�rne� contentious p�oj�ct �nd�o� �lannFn;� �effa�r� ��n be e�c��rrg and provi�e incr�e�dibd� pers�n��.t ��d� M�rt B�eak w�ifih Ex�ib�tor� BREAI�OU� � Hid�e�n F�g�re�s: Tla�e Dppor��ur�i�yr �f l�n�app�d � �I�nt f�n�� tc� ��o�n� ��si�� a��l ��ilc� Cnrl��=i+�� r��n�i�r�� 5��r�: �ing E�eeck�r, Channv� Le�nma�: Bo Th��-Urabe, A�n�nda La��ran��, Dee Targ��ar� 1.4AI[P Cr�dit h+l�st �'��nne�at� busine��e� are experien�ing a�hor�a,�e of e�playees. h+la�e and more ar� s�arting t� tf+i n k abau� ha�r they e�n b��F� meet t��or busi�es� neec�� by le�er... �+ea�� Mnre I��:Kfi3�.�� r�t �tr}�ilr�r P��a�'' Sp�ak�rs: R�sty Fifle�ltl, a��re t�lso�., T�om ki�rrn�r�ir� 1.� AI£P C�e��t Th� secr�t to �uc�e�� eL�nor�i�e de�eio�r��nt i�, tlr�� of c}e�r�ge? 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ACGQUNT NUMSER 11172394-6 DATE DUE Feb 07, 2020 � AMOUNT DUE $10.80 V�lrtl�e ac;.a:n� nurr.�e� cn check and make payable �a Cenlerpo-.nt E��e�gy � P€ease enfer amaunt of your payment ,i�t�i��i��ii�iii,�i,iiii��„�,ii,n,,,i�l�i�lll��n�l�illi�li��l CENTERPOINT ENERGY PO BOX 4671 HOUSTON TX 77210-4671 QQ7�qp[7Q�1�172394650000C1�01�8C]�d00Q0�79�03CJ � '� Xcel Energy� � IiEEPflNS16LE BY NATURE� NORTHEAN STATES POWER COMPANY SERVIGE pppRESS CITY OF MONTICELLO E�A 30D F 4TH ST MONTICE�LO, MN 55382-8512 RCCUIINT NUMBER 51-Q012944361-1 &TATEMENT NUMBER ' STATEMENT DATE 6710[�5273 � 01/29/2020 � aRI�Y AVERAGES EaatYaar SU�I1IMARY OF CURRENT CHARGES Idetailed eharges begin on page 2� Temperature �5° F , Electricity Service 12/`p6/19 - 01/29/20 0 kWh $19.73 Ei��cy �wn o a � � Non-�ecurvin Char es f Credits �iecv�city cost �o.o0 9_� .9 $7.00 Current Charges — - -- -- — — $26.73 QUESTIQNS AB(}UT YOUR BlLL? 5ee oi,r webs�t� xcelen2rgy co�1i Email us at Customerservice�xcelenergy com Call Mon - Fri 7 a.m.-7 p m or 5at 9 a m.-5 p m Please Call 1-860-895-4999 Hearing lmpaired� 1-800-895-4�49 Espanol 1-800-687-8778 Or write us at� XC�L ENERGY P� BQX 8 EAU CLAI,RE WI 54702-0008 �F�c�booh �a11ITwH1x � �� V � � F E E ° � :':C; � Xcel Ener�►ym AGGal1NT BAL,ANCE (8alance de su cuental Previous Balance As af 12/�6 No Payme�ts Receivetl Balance Forward Current Charges Canceletllnvaices Amount Uue fCantrdad a pagar) $ � 47.99 _ $0.00 � $147,99 � $26.73 � -$�47.99 CR - — $26.73 INFORMATION ABaUT YOUR BILL _ _ _ __. — - -- Renewable energy developmerat costs are included as part of the Resflurce '�� 'f' t�� Adjustment line on your 6ill. 8eginning this month, the renewable energy developm�nt ;;I��: costs have decreased from $O,Oq1351 per kWh to $0,00i252 per kWh. Visit ��,'�_ xceienergy,�om/rdi to find o�t more about Xcel Energy's renewabae energy �`�'�� dev�l�pment programs, THIS IS Y011�i FINAL B�LL. �'. ��' ` •� '' - • PLfASF 00 NOT 115E 5TAPLES, TAPE DR PAPEB CLIAS ACCOt1NT AIUMBEH �IIE UATE �_� � � � � 51-00129443$1-1 02/26/Z02�0 -- — -- - � - Pleasa sea the back of this bill for more information regarding the lata paymeni charge. Pay an or before the date due tv avoid assessmeni of a late payment cirarge. 9 Make yo�r check payahie to XCEL ENERGY 2 3 4 5 $ 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 f4 15 AB 01 OOQ019 34194 B 15 A 16 17 18 19 2!1 21 22 i n ��i��i��s�i��i��i��l�i��l��l��ie�i��iii��l�l�� 23 �4 �t5 � , 27 28 29 CITY OF MdNTICELLO EpA 505 WALNUT 5T 5TE 1 MONTIGELLO MN, 55362�882� i��,�i(��ilani,�,�Ei�ill��lili�fi��lii�i��i�ii�i,ii��i��Riin�ll XCEL EN�RGY �.o. sax ��7 MPLS �IN 55484-9477 32 51�2�62p 0012944�617� *�ODQ0121�640�Ofl0�2673 �c �% XCeI Er�erc�y� � C�RBOIV-FREE ELECTFi1CITY BY 2050. We belie�e the future Es carbon free. That's why our vis�c�n is #o �ro�ide zera-carbon electricity by 2050. 7ogether, we belie�e we can make it a reality. Leam mor�e at xcelenergy.ccrr�l�iean E r��rg �y SERViCE AUDRESS �lTY 7F NIO�VTICELLO �➢A 300 E 4TH 5T N1t�NTICELLO. 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Tl7ese far,ilities rY�ay use a r3on-rertewable ft3el, suc1� as oil, natura! gas ar r.'oal. CHARGE $14.40 $G.i�O $�.00 :�t�.0o �� $0.(l6 $# &.22 $3 51 �19.73 ' - CHARGE $7_O�J _ ... $7.UQ Ar� exani�IP is a�ape� mill titat makes steasr� for el�ci[[cal gen�ratiori anc1, seco�7dari3y, for paper praduction. The fUlinnesota Pu�lic tltslittes Commission r�gulates tha �urchase �rice a�7d s�rvice irtitercortnecti�r7 rec�uirer�s�ents U�tw�eri c�ualtfying taeilities ar�d utilities. Tr�c1 Cornrr3ission aisc� r�;4olv�s cjis��rt�s tl�at mic�l7t 7rise. C�istomers u�,+l�o are inter�sted in E�ara11�:1 genera�[ian optaans rn�y obta4n Xcel E��rc�y's interc;onnecti�c� cy�ti��lit�es rY�aterials for infortY�a�ic�� on int�rcrar�r�ectiasi requir�rrienfs. 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Electric Er�ergencies: IVatural Gas Fmergencies- Fiestdential Customer Serv3c:e:" f3usu�esti SokuUi3ris f,en[er:' �TL�; T7 Y Call Befure Yau Dig ^000,855-199� "0�{1.895 ?995 DilU.�g5.4yy9 8UUAR1.47f�0 k3tlU.E395.R949 B11 a�t��i.��k�t� �nu��ssEs ��n. � . �� 24 hn��rs, 3 days a�xeek Gentxal Inc�aiRaes' 24 h�tirs, 7 days a week Xcal Enerrv Ia.m. �1 }�,nt...Moia.-Fii. F'1] Box$ 5 a.m.- §�.m,. Sat. Eai� Claire. il4fl 54702-U900 Pl a,m.-S p.rn-. MFm, Fr�. xcelenargy.cam 24 hours, 7 days a week ZA fiuvi s. 7[lxys a:a+eek 'Begister anY mquiiq or com��lafrtt aY the adavti. Payments Xcel Ener�y P{3 $ox 9477 Nli�ineapvlw. MN 554'd4-9471 Please inciude stu6 fnr faster prvicessing. ,. . , l+ �1Cpx {1 t�y�f■��{y�t(y■� _ . ., t r� .t:,, }3k . {�t+ �.qS 1'...: ti- . }..,. �'' 4y`�.. f7�taLAM� �I:k�.I�L[1111kf711 . _ .. _. . ' �.�� F 1JIR . �,�..� .. . . y _ - d o- - h�� -,��.+1. . . .", � r �, .':' , �, ' ... . _�....s..i. i .. .. . ....._'.__�..a�L..4s....�._�. �_. . _ __._. . Citp Fees_ Gaucming Ncyulatury Rgr�ncy __.. __ _. _—.._ _._..._ . ._ _.. _- --- --- ----_ _ ___ __ .-- A fee snme cities 3mUose thai Xcel Eneegy cv#lects from custamers and pays directly to the ciry. Elecw_ ni+�GheckConrersian.._-- --.- ------- --,.__.. _-_ -- _.._ _ _ _... W4ien you pay ynur hill by �heck, in mast cases Xsai Energy will use your check �nformatinn to make a rme-time pla.r.tronic deC�it from yoi�r r.heckii�y ar.count on the day we rer.eive yo�u r.heck. 1"here are na feEs tor this 2lectronic conuersion In ail other cases�,ve will process �our eheck. €nv�rnsunenwl Intnne�al�un , __ _ _ _ Fuels use+l ta genera[e electriciry� have dillarant �u5is, relia6ility and air emrssions.l or mare inFormation, con[a�tXr,el Ener�y at8�0.855A999 of onllne atxcelei�er�y cam You can also confact ths Minnvsota �ep�ircrne�riot Cnmmerce aF t=.iipJlmn,yovlcmn�nerc:el orttie Manwasot:� Palluiiun Conirol llgenr,y at https:llwww pca.state.mn,uslquick-Iinkslelectriciry-and environment Estin,ated Bins _ Xcel [nert�y aFten�G[s tu read meiers ead� mo�4h. It no raa�ling i5 laken, Xcel �ne��y estimates your month's hiiE 6ased Qt� ydur past use- .__.. ' _._. �___._�.�_,1. . _ __ _ — .__ _.., __ The Mii�nesnt� Puh4r. tl�i! r r�s Cr}��ission reguiat�s ttiis i3t6Eaty and is aucakla6le fnr mediation. Mi'UC 121 ltl� P;ace E,. Su�te 35p, St. PauE, Mf�l 5�i61 2147- http:llmn.yuvlPucl Eate!'ayrnert Clia�e__ __ _ ._.. . _. _.__ _ .,... . _. ___ � _. _...__. Xcel fneray vyill assess a late payment charge on unpaid amuunts twn wr�rking days aher the due date. The fate paymenT charge is 1 5% monthly or 51, whict}euer is greater. N€� lete �aymeni r.harge +xi91 he assessed if the un�aid amaunt is le.ss Ehan 510. PaymentRcspona_ibaki4Y . ,-- ---- .._ __. _ —._.._ — 1f the name on the froni of ydur bill is �ot th�t of a person ar 1�usiness who has payment respansiUility, r,allXce! [ne��y atA00 (195.4958. Further iuformatioa� is aaailable to custamers u��a� request. AR[�13T YOIU13 �[:ECTI3fC iiATES Af3onlaLiliry Clia[ge _ _ _ .� _._..._. _ _. __ __ _ _ _ R surcharye fo eecouerthe costs of offenng t�i11 payment assistance �nd discoimti ��rograms inr law-iiicr�me customerti. Bes�c $erviceCharye --_.. - _--- - - _ _ .. __.._ Fixed mprithiy ch�rpe f9r esrtain iixed r.osts !metering, bltling, mafntenznce, e.c :_ Conservatiun_Impmvement Pe_ogrsms ...... . _.._ _.., .. _._..__ .,__. - . _--.-- Minnasat� la�n� requires Xcal €��ergy io invest ii3 programsthat heip sustnmers save energy Decoupl�nyAdjustmerti .. _ ...._ _. _ __ A cr?dit ar s:�rcharge to residenEial arid nan-demand husii�ess cusEQmers 41rat separates the recovery of iixed casts frum sales, adjusted �nnually 6ased on tha average use oP each oi Ll�ese �wu r.uston+er classes. Uemaml.Lharga __ _ __._ _ � - ----_.,_ _ _,__--.. __ _ Charye tu �a�nrnPrcral an�f 3ndifsYr��l �uslner�er5 tnr the �iKe�i r,asts uftl�e r.lectnc capac�ty require�l tn rneetthe peak eleceric laads flR Xce! E3ierpy's systam.7he charge, which is adjusted seasanalVy, applies tu the h�ghest S5 minu!e k4V derrtand dunng the bill:np periad. kueryq Charyc .._ . . . ... . . Charge per kWlz oF electricity usage ia recQverThevariat�le cosFs of producing enerBy. Fuek [:ust.CharyY __ Gharge G�r k'Nti to recaver the casts of fitel neede�l to run Xcel �oergy"s generating plants, as well as the cust of purchasf��A energy irom other suppliecs. _. _.__ _. k .. _ . __ .. . . .. _. One kiluuvatt-hovr ,kWh} is a unit �af electrir,al usage One kWh equals 7,pU(1 waYts of electricity used for ane h�ur. This is enpugh ekectricity ko light a]QO-watt kiptit h�lb fer lU hours �6 . . . ...,:...� . . �.._.�d _"_ _,. .-; . l �. _ i�.. ��':r�_...._�«�'�.- INercurpEostNecoyep[. ._...__.. ._.__ ..,........._..__._. .__._._.—._._.._. S�Air�nesv[a law allor.vsXcal Enerpy to recovas costs rela[adtp reduc[ng h9ercury em�ssidns atrivo atXcel Energy's Ir,ssik fuel power plaitf s'. 8,enewa6l_e �euelap_menC fuud_ _ _ . __ _ _____ _.._ .-__ Msnnesnta iaw requ+rzs Xcel Eriergy [o allocate ¢�oney to support resaarch and development ot rCnewa6le energy if�i:hnalny�es, yr�d rim[fernizatrUn, �ni1 t�Ther prulests tl�ai u7creaSe systeira efficiancY- Hene W able Eneigy Sta��d�rd Mannesota law a#IowsXcel Energyto recuver±he custs af riaw ren�wahle genErauon. Resource,Ad�u__sbnent _._ ._ _ .._..... _ ----- _ _...._.__ ___ Ih s includes cnsts related tu: ConsFrvation Ernpruveme�tt Pro�rarns' Mercury Cpsl Re4nvery, Henewa6le ➢evelapment Fund, �ienewa�le EEiergy Stan�lard, State Energy Policy, Transmission Ctlst Recavery. Stale E�iergy..Folicy _ _..__.. .. -- -- -- ,.. ---..... -- --- _.,_._-- M�nnesota law aflowsX�el Energy [e recover costs relatedto yarsous energy pof�cies apprnved hy tt�e l.r.yislature. Transmissfon Cosl_f�ecovevy__ ____ _.._ _ . ___ - ._ ._ _ -----... ___ !vl�nnesata law alluws Xcel Enerqyto racover cosYs �ssociated wiih new investmanY� in tha electnc Cransin�ssiun sys�em nasv.ssary ti� delivar eler,tae. energy ta custnmers. 1N[ndsuurce'�_ __ _ _. __ _ . _ _-- ---..—. _..__,r LVi idtiource �s �n opsion;�l program wher0�yuu cltonse how much win�l energy yau wat�ltllokP to supporr YQu can choose a foced numher of Wiiztlseurca hkocks i�fl� kWh eachi or chqose a 1003o WiR�saurce oP[Eon. � . , _ __ .,�% � � _ .�_. ._._ iii��r �nu�t rr��i��:��x�s.��►��s __ � - � ` r �.. . ��`' � _ � ' :� Hasic Service Cl�a�e __ ... _. _ M��rPhiy cliarye lor cerlam #ixe� cDsts irneterin9, 6illkir�, inainteia�nce, elc< Ch�r�eperthemi _ ___ _ . Ciiarge to reeover The cost c�l natural pas �urchases feam wfto�esale suppllers ar,d delivtired to Xcef �neryy's distrihution system via pipelone. This charge is adjusted eaCh rrianih. Cn�isecvstio� Improventent Pmgrams_._ _ _ _ _ _ IY14nn�sol� law reUu+res Xce! Eriery�y to ir2ves# in pru�rams ihat I�elp custoi�ers save 5rzergy. Uislridu�Uun Charge - [;IEar�e per ttierrai Sha! cuvers c�iily l!re de�iv9ry costs ni natur�E ��sto a home ur hus�ness throuph uur distributian system. it does npt ioclude Yhe c�arges ror the natural gas itselt. AsurHordaUflilYProyran_.,..-.- —.___.._ _. _— --_.--- __,__------ _._.----.----- Gas A. _. n�rga ta recuver ihe custs of offetang a iow�i�itiome cus[acrrer co Ray �xugram dasig�edto reduca natural r�as sr.rulce disconnectians. 6oiiedtp all nan-interruptihPe customezs, GTg €ltiliq Inira_suucwre_Costs_--------- -- ... .._ —.-_.____ __.. _----- ----- Minn2sata law ak4owsxcel Energyto recuver IMPUC-apprrnred r,asts oiassessments, muu�ilicatians, �nd r��iacer��erri af natural gas fas:i�itiys as required to camply with state and federal pipeline sateky prugrams. .., _. '.. �' . , N Eter�rCon�emAdjusmisn� _._ _ _ C�rr�ctsl�r u,�naEicas in thP heati�� c�pabitiry �i natur�l ��s, and tiie adjustmeir uari�s murdhly Ttie higherttie heai contert, �he loxer ttie vol�!me of natural gas needed to prov�de the same hearing_ New Ar�a ServicelExtensmn Surclia�4- -- -,-- - _ ---_. -- ------- ___.. Manthly cnarge for extending natural �as service to areas where the cost w�uf� otheruvise have been prohi6itive under Ci�mpanyspresentrates and servir.P extensian pokicy RressureCorreclGonAd�ushnent.. __ _. ____---- --..,__--..,._.-----......__ A�ljusis far varrancss iri the ar�nurii of nas�ral gas measured hp differerrt rypes o( metars due ta �rassure ditferesices In the natura! gas del[vered tu a servsce. Resaurce Adjuslm_e_nt _ _ _ —_... _ _ . ---___ ,. . _ -- -- - - ----...... This i��r.ludes cnsts rel�ted to Ccrnservetion ImprovemerA Programs, Gas lltility Enirastnicture Gasts an� SCare Energy Policy Ri�lae. SYate Energy Policy - _.. Minnesvia law aYlaws Xcel Energy tu recover custs related tfl various ensrgy pulic;ies approved hythe Leg�slature. Thenn _ ... __ .......—._. __ _., _ _.. _ _ __ _--- A Iherm is a uriit or heating vaiue equal to 16� �O(7 Brafish Thermal Units IBTUsi. Since natural gas rnet�rs aaeasi�re the vnEum� ofi natural gas r.ansumed i» cub�e ieet, the Neat Cont�nt Ad- juscm�nt is used io ��Fce; mice Iinw mur.h h�at, in ttrerms, fs cantained m the volume con,surned. '�' ��r � � . :. '"�'�,"� �.;�r, pAYMENT DPiia�lS L�arnmore$txcel�eryy,cu�r/�+r� .�::.+�..._ � ... .��..;,�.�.._ ..�F,�:. -��" S�andard Payment �pEions: ENo tees app4yi • Mp AccountleBiEUMa6ile App—Viewlpey your hlll eleetronEcally, view �neray usa�e and access accuurit intr�r�r�atyan. • Auno Paq—Automatfcally pay your hi11 d+rectly frarn your 6ank aecoun[ • Pay By Phone—hhake yaur pa��ment 6y phane frnm yo+3r checking or savkngs acenunt hy callfng 5�0.85�.4995. • pay Bx Mail —Retcim the enr,l��sed enveiope a�7d atiached hill stu6 with your paymeni, AUU�Y J�Quer postaqe. • Bank View and Pgy—View and pay your bill; online through a thir�l-�arty vender. Otlicr P,jyitten[ Opl�ok9s ! 1 hurd uarty IePs will appiy. Xcel Energy dues r�ut collect nar 6er�efit Promth2se tees l • CrediUi}e6it CxrtV Payment— Pay with y�ur credit ur dei�it card electronically in My AccauntleBillffNobile App, or hy calling 688,74T.7 �23. d4 pracessin8 iee is char�ed for �a.:h creditldeait cani Rayrnent. •Pay5fal[ons—Ray y�ur 6iil in-person at a lacatian near you, A processing fee is charged fnr �ayments made a1 a pay station. l.earamare atxcelenerc�y.cam/MyAccauf�t a a w N '� Xcel �nergy� � REEPONSIBLE 9Y HATI1REm ��L�� `� � ,,, : �� NC9�TFML�' Ef.ECTRI�CI�Y IJSAGE , ��_. NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY `�. S�RVICE A�[1R�S5 ACGOUNT NUMBER CITY OF M�NTICELLO EDA �j1-Q�1294��61-1 300 E 4TH �T MOM1fTICELLO, MN 55362-8512 STA?FMENT NUMBfR STA?EE4IENT �ATE rs�s�3��a a��o�i2azo S�IMMARY OF CURRENT CHARGES {detai�ed charqes t�egin on Paq�.1f � S9 47,99 Electricity S�rvice 12/O6/19 - �1 J/20 11 Z Wh $140.99 Non-R�cr�rring Charges / Credits __ _ _ _ $7.0(1 -- _ _ - - -- ' Current Charges � �,.- �x` �14��s� .i i�;� a r� ,� .i n s r7 ry u.i �ACC�U�IIT BALANCE lBal�nc de�s� c r� DAILYAVERAGES �aasvaer Previaus Balance ,�" , /Ofi ` $0.�� Temperature 21 ° F � No Payments Re . d� „� _$O.OD � Eiectricity kWh 0.0 � � ��C af �,:�� fl � Electricicy Cast $0.00 � ,f Curre t Char s -- �;.'° — — -- - $147 99 � � ArriU nt Du6 f antidada paggr) �_--- �1R7.99 I�UESTIQNS ABOUT Y�UR BILL� � ,�,. S�e our ��ret;site xceleneryY corn - ..� ^ INF� 710N ABDUT YOUR BELL Erriail us at Custamerservice�xcelenergy.cor� - - - -- caii Mo� -�r� � a r,, -� p.m ar sat s a.m.-� � m. newaale energy development costs are included as psrt of the Resource . i P�ease ca�� -sao-es5-4999 Adjustment line on yaur bill, Beginning this month, the renewabfe energy development :;;��°: :�;.�. costs have decreased fram $0.001357 per kWh to �0.001252 per kWh. Visit :r�;� Heariny Impairad: 1-$00-895-4949 :,��.� �spa�o� �-800-6e7-677a xcelenergy.c4�lyd# to find aut more abou# Xcel Energy's renewa�le energy :,:.;' :i.:�:: o�wr�te usat: xc��NE��v tlevelaprnent prog�ams. �o eox e � ,�" EAU CLAIRE WI 547Q2-OOOB --- � ��1� �I1 _ � Q^ ��a� r �!1 ., ��- ��- rJ \ 1,Q.� \ ` �k. �iLIM�uY9r1 �Fo1lGwuf � . `+ FBCitl06k o� Tw{St�i C'�� , S� �-��.� a��. �� ,��,.j�c� � � � � C�ss �� — �,�'�- �,�� C'1� �� ' �� C'�C C�'�� a � ... � •..• pLEA5E a� NOT USE STAPLES, TAPE QR PAPER CL1P5 51-001Z944361 1 02/03/Z02� 5147 y . '+ '' �`'\ �� rn�� ACCOUNT NUMBER C1UE UATE �- r .9J T � Plaase see the back of ihis bill for mora information `D eegardi�g the late payment charge. Pay on or before the date due to avoid assessment ot a#ate payment charge. � Make yaur check payable to XCEL ENERGY 2 � 4 5 fi � 8 9 10 tt 12 13 14 15 AB 01 DQ6344 (34881 B 24 A 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 ��'II�IE�II�l�lll��ll�'��6��1��4'I'I'll�'�11��1111�'�I�I��'�I� 23 24 25 Zs 27 28 29 CITY OF MONiICELLO EDA 545 WALNUT 5rt 5T� 1 MDMTICE�LO MN, 55362-8822 �Il�l�llll��l�l��l��l��i�l��I��fl��ll1��1111�II��l�II��II� XCEL ENERGY P.O. BQX 9�77 MPLS MN 55484-�477 32 51��20 �0129443617� CIn00��1�,4799Ci�00D�14799 '�. �I'.':�� : �., . SEfiVIGE ARE?RESS ACCQUNT NUMB�R s �• ��N�%� CiTY?FP:fipNTICELLOEC�A �1 U1�12�!�43Ei�-1 i 47JQ�/2(j2Q � � 300 E 4�ii 5T i�1t7RTIGELLO, PatN 55352-��512 STATEIVI&NT NUM�ER S7ATEMENT UAT� �� i 6�19137�4 01%p6/2�Zfi ,�147_99 GAR�C)t01—FRE� ELEC�R�C1iiC ��t'` �05�. W� believe the f�ture is earbon free. �Yxat's vvhy c�ur �isfon is to provide zero-carbon electricity by 2Q50. Tagether, we t�elieve vve can make it a reality. Learr� Enore at xcefenerg yy_c� rr�l��an Erzerg }�. SEiiV�Cf AD�RESS: 300 E 4Tii 5T MQNTIC�lL6, MN 55352-8512 hiE3iT R�AD aATE: (]%,'(i6;7G ELECTRICi°�Y SEkiVICE DETA�LS �REMISES �1UNt$£I�: 3�35�503D l3�fVp3�� NUfv1��R: G��1905G33fi ME7ER 58645796 R�ad Dates� 12/96/79 - 01/p6/2n �31 CJaysi flESCRI#'1f14(V ' Ci�RRENi FtEAU{N& PBf.VIi�ISS RE�Ut41� USAGE -- ,: - - ' ir�tai Eneiyy _ � 5G87 Estlmate 7�64 Es?imate 7123 kWIF �easoi� tae Esn�nated F��_adiriq: f"v1ETCi? dFF ELECTtiIC17Y CHAR�r Q�SiC SL'rvii:l; {,�1c� Energy (,lr�rc�e VVi€�t.er Fuei Cast i;#��rg� DGcaup[iny A[Ij . fiffottl��iifity Cf�[y F�es��ce l��justr�7er�t Subtotal City Fe�s 7ata� RATE: �iesid�ntial Service USAG� Ui�al€� RATE i 123 kWli $0.(1�8(l30 1123 klltiidi $C�.022U�2 1123 kWP� $Cl.(1(]162� fdUN-RE�,ilRRING CH,4RG�S 1 CREQITS QETAILS o��d��s�� rvice I'�u�€;ssir�g Chg P�er�ii�e # :�1i:;595fJ3U Tatal CHAF4GE $�.uo ��€i.�6 �24.72 �1.b2 CR �o y� �8 :��1 �139.(i4 �1 35 $'! 40.95 CHABGE �7 �}(1 u�7.QQ TC] SMAL� P�'1�4J'ER P��1LiU�C�� .�►I�D C�C�IEN��ATC�R� Fect��ral arzd st�ta laws sequir��: Xcel En��y ��nd other utihties An �,�xample is a pa�er mill ti7�C makes sic�as�i for eieelri�cal to buy ail �lactnc enerc�y tf7at U��alifie�l srri�il power prr�ciucess ��r�eration �nd, s�cc�n��rily, for �aper productior�. ancl coyen�:r�tors olfer fc�r �ale. Qualrf��d facdrti�s r�iay be The Minriesota �'u3�l�c lJtilrties Carnmission rc�i�lat�s the �urchase inYErcc�rinee_tF�! L�vitk� oi:r systea�� fGrtf�is {��ur��ase. HnGti�etire�-, in �r-tce ar�ci s�ruic� intercc�nn�ctic�n r�c�uir�nients betw��7 qualifyis�g f�litttt�sata Xcel Er��rqy i5 r�ot rEq�ire�i to rr�ake purc�7as�s frot77 �acilaties �nci «tilities. i-he Cor�ini�ssior� als� resolves �iis��il��s tfiat caualifii�d fac3lities wl�ich ar� larger than Zt� megar,vatt;, rnigi�t arise. S�na�l power prodtacers c��en��ate el�ctr�city us�rx� a r�;ri�uti.rat�le �;��orl�ers wlua aee Er�terisled ni ��rall�l �er�erat�iori aption�s rr�ay resoei�ce or w�ste }�rocluct as fueL t�arEsac��, PF�t, wood by- �ITt�CilFCtS. WIC1C�, �v�ter �sr sui�. a�tais� Xcel �i �erc�y's mtercanr�ectiori �ui�.lelie�Ess r7�aterial5 #or i€ilorrr�atrc7n an rnkErconr��ct�on reyw�E}rr�erits. Co��r�erators prndur� seqtieiitiafly k�nth el�ctric�iy and ��safu3 3��at �o'find out mo�e abou# qu�i�fying i�ci�ities and req�as�z�-n��s etier�y. Tftese fai�ilities rr�ay use a t�oti-re[aevvable fu�l, su�;lt �s oil, ga�. ��ercannectbc►n, please call BQQ.$95.4999 (for residential riat�era! c�a; ar coal. custa#nersa or 800.487.4700 {fQr a8i other customers). � SERVICE ADUit�SS ACCOtJNT NUMBER � � � ��Ce�� f,�� cirv oF n�or�ric�� eQa 51-001 Z94A�51-1 02103/2020 � 30D E 4TH 5T MONTICELLL�, MN 55362-8512 SFATfMENT NUMBER STATEMENT DATE �� fi67913754 O1/061202� $14i,99 �-, �--''�.�; �"'� .. - . � r � ,� ,� , � STC3P BLOWING HOT AIR (ANQ COL� AIFi). Air leaks can inffate ynur heating and energy casis. Insulate doors, windows, and anywhere air can escape. G�t rr�ore tips at xceler�ecc�y,coml EnergySaving�'ips, •d INFORMA;ION ABOUT YOUR BILL This bill reflects an es#imate. We are committe� to obtaini�g monthly actual meter readings, AttimE� circumstances may prevent us from obtaining an actual reatl. If yau fieel this estjmate is a bove or below your average billir�g this wilf be corrected when we obtain an actual reading, Fo� an average resider�tial customer, 51°/o of your bill refers ta powsr pl�nt costs,ll % to high voltage line casts and 38% to the cost Q# loca! wires cannected to yaur home, �� _.�.�.� � � � Y � y a , . I� i , ''_ � A CLEAN GA5 METER IS A SAFE �AS METER, If it snaws on your meter, brush it off gently to avoid icy build-up that can dangerously interfere with th� flaw of natural gas ta and from yaur meter, Additionally, carefully shovel around your meter to maintain a eEear path to allow quicir access in an emergency. Learn more at :�c.,��!�fi��!��y.c�rr�'�ai�ct��. Ii�PO�TAi�iT P�€QIVE �IUMB�RS fMf'QRTA�IT Ai3D€�ESSE� ElecYricEme•genc es: 2C'0'9�.I'JS�s Z; nn,:=,;, 7 day, a Nteek Ga4g.a! In�uirir,s' ?ayneeea�s Natural Gas Emergzncies: 8�}0,395?999 24 hnurs, 7 days a svaek KceE Energy Kcel Enargy Residerit�alL'uslunieiS�rvir.e:; t?U0;3954999 7a-m-lp_m,Mcn}-Fn �Q9ox8 POBox9477 9a.m, 5 p-m, Sat "eau Ciaira,�PJI 5II70Z ppOE MinneaUolis, N1N 55484-9477 3ies�ness Sotutic�ns [;enYer." BiSU,4A147(]U & a.nt.-5 �� m., M�a-I�n_ xce[enorg5'.corn Plaase includ� stu� fnr fasCe� processeng. Ti L11 TY AOU 8uS 4�49 2A tiaurs, 7 days a wc�k i:all fiefore YoU �cg AFS 24 tiuLis, ldays a vrr:c4 `Re9]i�ier any mquuy ar complaini �tthe aboue. . , . ., ` G��I�RAI 13YFQ�6Ml�IT#[�t� . _._ �- - Ci1y Eees . -- .- ----- �averoing RegulaFary ,4ye�icy _ ._._ _ _ _ _ - --.._. _ __,... . __ - --- :1 fee same evtir.s Empt�.,e that Xcel Energy collacrs from cu�tnmess and pays [1ar�,:tiy to the city. The Minnesota � i}r.iic Jt�lsties GomEnissinn regul:ates this ur3lity and is avai1a69e tflr mediatinn. ElecEiunic Ch�:k Conversiun MP�J(: 12� 7tli �laz:e E-, Suiie 350, Sd. Paul, T�4M1f 55101 71 dl - fitiU,!lmn.�ovlp�cl. __.__ __ _ _ __...- --....... . ..--- ._ .. Nlhen yau pap yaud hill by cl�,eck, in rnost ceses Xcel Energy wil! us� yaur check utformat�an to k.ate Pt�yrr��nt Cliarge . --- . ...- -_.. ....._ __.. - - -- - --- mak� a unc-time ai�ctr�nic ��ebit frt�m ynur r.h�cRing ae.r.nunt on th�= rl�y we receive yoe�r eheck. Xcel En2rgy will a;sess a Eace paymerrY claargc� on unpas� amavnts iwa workin� days after dhera ar e no tees ror thi � electronic convers'son. In all oEher c2ses we will process yeur check the due date, 7he late payment charge is 1.5�o manthly or 51, whichever is gr�ates No lake Ei�v�roiune�iral lcrfnmjati�i� payme»t r,harge will ht assessed if thr. unpaid amotfnf es Eess thah $10. I`uels used T� �eireraSe electri��ty li�re ciiifereo3t custs, re4'ea�liry a�id air emissiuns. Fur niore P ry,ment i�aspangihi9�ty _ _ - _ ___ _ _.__.. _. _ . -- ---- - -------.. intormatiQn, ceniact Xcel Enerpy at 8`D,855.996 � or online at xcelenergy.conz. You car� aiso contact If the name on tfia fr�nt �f your �ill is nat ihat af a perso r� or 6us�ness who has payrnent tfiaMinn�sotai.}ep�rtmentuiCorn�rterce<rihtzpllmn.g�vlcaonmeEcelurthe�9initesutaPalluiio�i respcns�E�Vliry,caAXceltnerqyatpU[1_�95.4g98_ CQntrolf7gency athttps;fti^+'+�+.pca.state.mn.usl�7uick-Einksieleckriciry-and-entironment. Es�i�uate�! Bi![s Furiher infortr�ation is availa6le to customers apoti requesi. Xc�l Ei�eryy atf�m�3ts tU rpaii niefers gacfi mu�ath. I! nu r�ading �s [aken, Xcei Er�e�gy es[�sna[e; ynur mnnth's Sill 6ased r,n ym�r n�si c�se. �.�� .�:: .' _ ABtI�lT'�OUR'�LfC�R1�.�'fE� � � ___.�:,_��:.�: Aff�mlabd9ryEiiar9e __...... __..__._ _----..--._..----.. .. . _.._ MercuryEastHecouery _ __ _.. , . _--- ------- ---...----- �1 �.irchait�z i.� ; ecnuer rtie costs of nrfering bill payment assistance and discaunt �rograrrEs hA�nnesoia law allan�s Xcel E»ergy to r�coaer costs ralated fo reducing hfisret�ry emiss{ons attwq fcir I��w doir.cFr.c s�i�sf�rnf�r5. uFXa:e:! F.tiert]y'sinstiJ Ftiiel �snwerpkants. BasicSevv�ceClianle _._ _ __ .....__—.__ .._....-----... ., Reieewa6ledevelopn�em_Fund -- _ __ .._ ._._. _.._.__ . __.... _.... _..,_--- Fixed mnnthEy chzrGa fnr c2rYain fixed c;a>ts (metering, 6illing, maintanance, etc.; hA,r�nas,�ta [ax requires Xcel Enaray ta allocata money to support research and development Conaefvat�un Impropeme��t f'.myrams,_ , ��f rc��ewaule eicer�y technn3ogies, gr!d inotlernisatonn, an�} rkL}i�=.r �rr�ecis ftsal incr[taie ..- - ---._... --.__.,_..._,.._. Minnesekafavurequir�s?(celEnergytainvestinprogramsthathe[pcustam�rssaueener�µ �� systemeffiriei�cy. E3ecuupfmykd�usUne�q 8ertewaLlc t:ncrt�y Stand-s� . , _ A credii t�r ;iuchar�e to res�,�entiaf �nd non-demane u`usiness eusiQmersthat s�paretes the Minnesota ]av. allowsxcel Eiiergytv reaaverthe costs afnew reF;ewa6le generatian. recovary of fixed costs from safes, ad�usted :�nnually hased en the averag2 use oi each of Resource Ai1�uslment _ _ __ _ _, _---_ ._ thNstr two cusfonier cl�sses. Thu �[.civ[!es c�sYs rel;stezl fn�. Cun�erva�iun I�nproveiziettl Pntgrams, Mrrcury E.ust �eman¢_Cha�ge Re�avery, Rerrewa��e Revelapment Fund. Renewable Energy SSandard, State Etiergy Pnlicy, - -- _ _ -_- ___ _- ___ _ ._.. . _. Clxarge [u r.nrnmdreial and i�3dustrial r,usSumers tc�r ihe iixed cosis os II�� e.leccn�� ca�far.aty raqu3red Transmission Cost Racovery. tv meet the paak eleciric laads on Xcel u�ergy; >rysterr�. The cl7arge, wh�ci, �s adjustEd seasoriaily, Stxte.Eikeryy Policy - ----- - . ___ _ -. ..---. _ - -_ - aGP��estotha highest 15 r�inutek4Vderrtand diuingthe billing period. iviinnesota i�w �Ifew; Xcel Energyto recaver costs related�ta variou energy poiicies lne�yy Cl�arye ;�ppr��ve¢a uy tfie i.egislature. Charge ger kWh �f eiectris;i�� usage Sa rec�v�r?he uariahle casis oE producing ane�gy Transrttission Co� Recove�__ _ ____ .... ._ ._ _.__.__ _.__...._..__._ E ue! i:o4y Charye PAir.nesota law allows xc�l Ener{�y ta recnuar Lasts assoc�a#ed with new inuestment in [tre Charg� uer kWh tv recover tEig custs of fuel nezded ib run X:ceE �nergy; generat�ng �lant5, as eleclric transmissinn sysl�ern necessary to dsl�vec el�ctnc energy to r.ust�rm�rs. well as the cost of purcha;in� ener�7y from other suppfiers. YVindsource..'�_ ... --._. . -------------__ __ -_.._ _....... _..__ .... _._. kWh 1'V nd�o�ree �s nn npnunal program where you s;lannse hcw much wind energy yuu weuld l�ke Une kiiawatt-huur Ik:'Vlx} i; a unit �f ele�Kri�al usage. i3F�e �1A`h eGuaEs 1,006 �nratts oPeie�irrck.ry to support Yn�i can ci�oose a f�xed number of Windsvurce hiacks iiQD kWh eac,hi nr chnose a usec� ior one hour �his is enough alectric�ty to light a 100-wattiipht huf6 for 1a haurs. 1DOR'� WindsQurce option. " _ .. _ : . � ABEI�'f Yfl�lfi�.AlAi�t! RAL ��lS �i�7�5 " ' . ;''� � .:•. , ' „ , - - - _ _. _. _ '-.� 8asic Servire Clean�e _.... ...._ ,._ 31eat Conte�u Adjusunent _ _.. ...._ . . M aadf � ly c1 ��= in r c e; !� � n Pixa�1 �:u5ts {mgterii 4g, k�f tliirg, ni amtena nc e, e[c? CQrrects (�N v�riai ices i i5 tiie E3ea6r�g c�U�biiity of na!ural g�s, antl tl�e adjustment varias 7zonthly. Cliarge per Fhem� The hEgherthe heat r,r�M2ni,tt�e lower tfie t oVume ofnatural �as needed to provide the same t�eating. Charye ta r�cr,ver the �ost ul natural pas �urchasr�s fmrri wtiu!�s;�[a sup�liers antl delivere�to NewAreaServicelExtcns�oRSurcEaar�c ,_ _. ___ ._ _ .. _. _ _.- __ Kce1 Lr�ergy's distriLviiun systa,� v�a pipeline. This charge is adjusted eacl� mnnth_ fNanthky charpefarexfenrii�i� natural d�;ser+:icet[�arzaswherethz cnstwouEJ othenxise haveheen Canservation li�pr�ven�ent Prugra�jis prohiatiu� under Cc,mpei�y's present rates and service extensipn pnlicy Minnesvta law req��iresXcai i�3ar��y [a iitvesl iri programs Chat fislp custanaers save eneryy. Riessure CarrecU�n Adjuslmenl .. . . _ _.. _ _--.. .. ,._ - -�... _ ` .. _- _ _ Distri6utivn Cl�arge J.d�us�s fi:r varianr.es in the amnw�t of naturak gas m2asured hy differer� types ofineters due #o Cl�aege per tliennlh�t coe�ers unly t#ie �ieliLer! cc�ats ot rraLurai gas co a harr�� ur t�usiness tfupu�h our ur�ssura �?iiteren�;es in the naCur�� g�s deiiverad Eo a ssruice. distribution system_ It does n�i inc3ude the charges for the natural gas itseif. Resaurce Arljystment . ._ -------- -_-- _._ - -- -- --- Gas Affunlal�iliry Program, ,.. _. _ This inr,lE3�fes cnsts rela�edia Conservation iniprovemPM Pr9grams, Gas fmlitylnfrastruchsre CasEs and __ __ _ ......-- - -- -.._ _ __ _.._ __..._. - -_, A surcharg� to recover rkre cc�sts of oifarirEg a I�w-ii�curne custome! cu pay Ur�grair� �fesipned io Srace Energy �olicy Aider. red��ce natural gas service disr.nnne��iio�s- 6111ed to all non-interru�tible r.��stomers. Siate E�ieryy Policy. _._.. _ . _ _ .. . 6as lflilily tnlrasiructute Costs. h9inieesuta law �Ilows Xeel Energy to recover costs related tu rariuus eneryy policics ----- ___ __..._ ._._.. , -- Mir�nesafa 4aw allows Xcel Eneryy tn recaver MPl1C-approued casts of assessments, approved 6y Che Legislature. m�dilicat+�i}s, �and replacement ui ria[��ra? yas laciliti�s as requiretl to camply wfth state The�m, _ , _ .. - - ----_ _ snd federal pipeline safety progranss. A th�rm �; a un+r of heaiing vaiue s�ual to 100,�0� 6citish Thermat Lirilts (�TUs1 Since ri�tural gas me4ers measiire the vulume of naturad gas cor�sumetl in c�hic feet, the Heat G�ntent Ad justmeriL is used io �e[ermine i�utiv much I�a�3Y, n� iliernis, is eontaine�i i�i ttie volume consumecl. : . -` : _ ;�. PAYMEAIT OPTf#?�iIS L€arrrmrste�t�!cceteuergr.ct►qor/p�i4�t.: .�,;% ;; ,`. SPa��dardP�aqntent Dptions: i3Vu fees applyl OiherPaymem Qptiuns (Ffurcl-party leeswill ap�ly_ X�el Eners�y duc�s irutcUllect nor t�eneiit • Arty �4ccounUaBiEUR7o6ile App-Vicwlp�y ya�r troil elactronics![y, vievf energy usaga and tfom these Pees i ac�;ess accaunt iniorinatiun. • Cred3Y�i6i� Card P:�yment --- Pay wiih your credit or dehii uard electronica[4y in • Au10 Pay -Aut�matically pay your t�ikE directly ir�m yaur 6�nk aecount MY �ccounVe�dl,`Mub�le ApP, a� by �alling 898.741 1573. A pracessing fee is chargecl • Pa B Plro� -- �1ake our �� m.�i�t 6 hnit�! frmm �iir r.heckin or savin s ar.caunt ii • ive eai.h creditldehiE r.3rrf payrnenr. Y Y Y P� 1 V p Y 9 9- 4 calling 500.895.49�5. • Pay Sta�ions- Pay ynur b�I{ in-persar} at a locat�on near yau. A pror.essing fee is • Pay Bp Mail -Retum the encEnsed envelope �r�rf aMaChed 6ifl stiih witlz your paymr,nt- e�'�'9E"7 fof p�ymnnts macie aT a pay statiaa. o a�,v�v �,�t,a�� G�Staua Learn �nore atxcelenergy.c��n/MyAccaunt � 8aak 4�iew am1 Pay-Uiew ana pay your hi!€s onfinethrough athird-party vendqr. �Xcel Energy� �� RE6PflNSIBEE BY HA7URE'� � � � �� . � � �I � M@�iL�' ELECTf�FCITY � I I Ni A M,I J� ti 0 N 11 ,I DAILYAYERAGES LastYear Temperature 21� f Electricity kWh 0 � Elecirlcity Cost $O QD NORTHERN S7ATES PnWER COMPANY �'aqe I ��! ¢ SERViCE A�DRESS ACCOUNT NUNIBER � d� cdTv oF �nor�Tic��o �oa 51 001 Z944361-1 '`�°`�12D2D 30A E 4TH ST � fiJ�C1NTICELLO, MN 55362-8512 STATEMENT NIJM9ER STATEMENF �ATE � ss�si��54 a�,rosizoza :�.ss GE Sl1MMARY OF Ct1R[iENT CHARGES fdetailed �harges begin on page 21 �lectricity S�rvice 12/Ofi/19 - 01/06/Z0 11Z3 kWh $140.9� Non-Reeurring Charges I Credits $7.00 Current Charges �147.99 �UESTIONS ABOUT YpUR BILL? See aur website: xcelenergy cotn Emaal us at: Customerservi�e�xceQenergy com Call Mon - Fri 7 am.-7 p.m or Sat 9 a.m.-5 p m Please Call: 1-800-895-A999 Mearrng impaired: 1-8D0-895-4949 �spanal 1-800-667-8778 Or wrii� us at: K�EL ENER�Y PC1 BOX 8 ACCOUPfT$ALANCE f8alancadesucuantal Previaus Bal�nce As of 12/�6 I�o Payments Received Balance F4rward Current Charges Af►1DU11t �U8 fCarttrdad a pagarJ $O.OQ $0 00 �o.q0 $147 99 — — $147.99 � � � IN�ORMATION ABOUT YQllR BILL Renevuable energy development costs are inclutletl as part ofthe �esource Adjustment line on yaur bilf, Beginr�ing this rnonth, t�re renewable energy developm�nt ::,f��: ::;.:.� costs have decreased from $D.D01357 per kVLIh to �0.001252 per kWh, Visit :,r:,�;i xcelenergy.comlydi to fir�tl out mnre about Xcel Energy"s renewable energy ':�;°i develapment programs. :3�:�::� EAU CLAIRE WI 547Q2-6008 �— � ��1� �,1 _ � �� V 1.� �] uw• ux on � Fanow u� � frFaaaGoak onTwltt�r ��;`� , ��er �t�..c_,�s� �-�� r�� --� , �a �-��.1 a�e �5--� � �.��, 4�c� , � �S ��. \ v�r�J't a '�"� �r�� r5 C�'�US\� ' �,� �',�CCD��v'�� . ,. ,• pLEASE �4 NQT 11SE STAPIES, TAPE ON PApER CiIPS N ,� Xcef E'�Pi�y� ACCOUNT NUMBER �llE DATE � � '' — -- ' ` � � �� oo�2sAa�s1-� a2�o3�zazo ;��,. � Please see �he back af this bill far inore information regarding Uie late payment charge. Pay on or before tha date due to avoid assessmentof a fate payfnent charge. � Niake your check payable to XCLL �NERGY 2 �"'� 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 t4 15 AB 01 fl06344 44881 6 24 A Tfi 13 18 19 20 21 22 I' � � I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I 23 z4 25 2s 27 ze 25 lIIFI' I I "' II'IIII IIII 'E'i'III'II "' II'il I�'�I CITY OF MONTICELLO EDA 505 WpLNUT ST STE 1 MON7ICELLO MN, 55362-8822 �II�I�IIII��Irl��lrol�e��l��l��ll��lllqi�l�lll�l�i��llllh�ll� XCEL EN�RGY P.d. BOX 9477 MPLS MN �5484-947T 32 5],�2032[] ��,29�+436],1 0{100�d�4799q0000�147�� SERVICE A��RES5 RCCQU�iT NUMBER i � ��C�lF�� CITY nF ��10r�T!r[LLr� EDA �� -�� zg!�4361-1 OZf03/2020 � 3�o E aTh� ST �� hJ11NT6C�LL0, MN 5536i-£512 STATEIk11ENT HUMBER STATEMEHT dA7E � � � 667913754 U1/�6fZOZ�1 �T47.99 �A►RE'�C)IV—FF$E� ELE�i`�t�C1�T'�f BY �C35�i. We beli�;�e ihe future is carbon free. That's why aur vision is to ,�rovide zern-c�cbr�n ed�ctricity �y 2050. Together, we b�iieve we can rnake it a realify. Learn mare a# xce le ne rg Y-c� ra�lC ��a n��a �rg y. SERViC� R4@iiESS: 30D E 4TW S� MUNTiCELLO, MN 55362-&512 NEXT REA� pATE: C72,'p6r26 ELECTRICITY SERVICE DEBAILS Q�� u�nsEa: 3a:��as��o fNV4�CE NUNI�3ER: €}�19f1�G336 MET�R 58545796 F�ea�? Dates� 1?106,'7 9- G1Jpfi120 i31 Days� OESCRIi'ii�fii ' CUFiRE�1T REA01i�G , PRE4'EQUS Ei�ADi�iG ' U5RG� -- iutal En�rgy , — - — - - 9�tl? Estiir,ate j '96a �stinia[e 1123 �ti,Nl� �"�—� Fieasnn tor C;ti+ii�ted Readii�g' METE� OFF ELECTRICITY Basic ScEvice Chg Er�er�y C�4arye Vdii�ter Fuel Cost Gl�arge [�ecr�upliiig .�dj Afiordabiiiry C�ug Resource .�[ijustrr��nt Subtotal City Fe4�5 iata� RAi�: Residential S�rvice USAGE �Js'�',13 R�7E 1123 kWl� $0.08�030 1123 k1N�� $�.022i112 11Z3 kW3i $O.Q01625 NON-REC,URRING CHAFi�ES! CREDITS D�tTAILS o��a� � t�r� Ss�rvii'e Piu�eSsio�g Chg Piem�se � ;;03595L13U Tot�l CHAFiGE $�.00 b98.�;6 �Z4.72 - $i.�2 CR �U.��3 �8.3U $139.04 �1.�5 $140.99 CNARGE $7.{}�i $7.Q€1 TD �(�u'IA,L� PCiV11EFt P��+1�LJ��i�� ,a4�C) ��CDG�N�F�.�►T�R� Fec�eral asid s[at� I�ws t�qu�re Xcal Energy and oth�;r utihtie:; An exa[��a�c is a�a�.�€;r mill ttiat rnakes st�ani Cor �I<�cpric:al to buy all �I�c3nc �nzrs�7y that y��alifiiad srr7all power producers qeneration and, secc�iidarily, fnr paper prorluc�i��7. ar�cl cogc:ncaratc�rs afft�r for >al� C)uaiitied fac�lnic.s rnay �e �t�a Mmn�;ota Public }JtiliTic�s Con�i��issinn re��il�t?� the �iurchas� intercc�r�r�e�.ted with aur systeri� for tf�is purposa. However, ie7 p�-ic� znd �ervicc intercoi�n�ctivr i reyuiren «��ts b�t+r�e�rs yuaiifyir3g flrlir7nesc�ta Xcel Er�eryy is s�ot recluir�d to mak� pu�chases fro[i� (aciliti�:s and ucilrt:�s. 1 he; Con�niissiosi al�o rasolves di ,��tries tljat qualified facilities �vhict� are larc�er tl�an 2�l n�egativatts. ariight arise. 5rn�ll {�ower prc�dEicerS y�n�rade �Ic�ctric�ty usinr� a rc�n��4�ra�i� {��;;��naers who ar� ii�tc}re ;te:d in �arall��i g�nerahan aplior�s nz�y resoEirce ar wast� pr��dii�;t ��s i��al: c��rbage, peat, wc�oc! t�y- ��itaic� Xcel Ea7erg�,r's ir�t�rcannection guid�hr�es r��atenals tor pro�9ucts, wiri�, water or sus�. inlorrr�atFon csn intc rcannc;cti�n rc�qu�rc�rrzents i�e�generators prot�i�r.e s�:qtm�ntially uoth eleetricity a�ui tis�ful haai -�¢ g�nd out mare about qualifying faci3ities and requirerr�ents eci�rcay. Th�:s� facilEties rY�ay �ks� a nc�a�-r�sieavable fuel, such as �il, �ar dntcrcannecti�n, please call 80Q.855_4998 (for r�siden#i�l r7atciral yas or coal. custorrters} or �L��.481.4i0� {for all other customers). SERVICE AUDRESS ACC4UNT NUMBER i �� , y� CITYOFMONTICELLOEdA 51-0�12944361-1 QZ/�3�{�Z� � �I 300 E 4TH ST MDNTICELLO, MN 55362-8512 STATEMENT NIlMBER STATEMENT QATE �� 667913754 01/06/202D $147.99 ---�; �:-�� . � ,..r_ � � STOP BLQWII"�IG HUT AIR (�4I'�D GOL[� �1�)2 Air leaks can inflate your heating and energy casts, Insulate doars, windows, and anywhere air can escap�, Get more tips at xf;��Ic�r7�rgy+.�Urr�! EnergySavinc�Tips. �NFQRMA?IOIV ABOUT YOIIR BILL This bjll ref�ects an estimate, We are committed ta obtaining monthly actuaf ineter readings. At times circur�stances may prevent us from obtaining an actual r�ead. If yau f�eE this estimate is above or below your averag� billing this will be corrected when we obta�n a�n actua! reading. For an average residential customer, 51% of yaur bEil ref�rs to power plant costs,ll% to high voltag� line costs and 38% to the cost of local wires connected to yaur home. ��• '""�� _ �T . � �''"`�'��. _ � �.' A CLEAN GAS ME'T�R IS �4 ��#�� ,A� �,1��'�"FR, f� it snows on your meter, brush it off gently to avoicE iey build-up that can dangerousfy interfere with Ehe flow of natural gas to and frorn your m�ter. Additionally, carefully sho�el around your meter to maintain a clear path ta allow q�rick access in an emergency. Learn more at �r,�lc�r7er�y.c;��a,; ��f�ty, .E �.i ::':�� :'.::ji :':I'�. : b� �'t :'I.��. t�P[IF�fiAI�T�HQ�IE (�'UMBERS "��.� .- Electnc Emergenc�es: $iitl..oa5.1999 2� ho.irs. 7 days a�rreak Natural Gas EmerBesicles: S,riO c��5.2599 24 hours, 7 days a�.+�eek Res�dent�aa Custnnirr Sr.rvice:` 800.fi�5.4989 7 a.m.-1 t�.rti., Moii -�ii. �J a-m.-5 p.m„ Sat. 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Elecironie Ciieck Conversiun _ _. _.__ '1L'hen you pay your hill hy eheck in mp5i cases Kcel Ei�ergy wfll use your check inf9rmation to make a 9nedime elecfronic de6it Prnni ynur cherkin� accnuni on the day we rer,e+ve yoi!r r,heck, ThQre are na fees far thi; electronic eanversian_ ln a91 nther cases we wild prr�ce;; yeur ehei.k. Euvir�it�aieeo�l I ufnmiaoiun Fuels useeJ tr� penerate e9sctr'n:�F,� Eiav� dlRarer� costs, reli�bility ar�d air en7isslmis, Fue mure inf�rmati�n. c�nYact Xcel Energy aT BOO.Q95.49eiJ or onlrne a! xceienergy,�om 'iou can aEso contact thy Minrzesnta Ue�aartrnevrl uf Con3meree at ls2tU �ln�n.po�lcommercel or the �lkinnesuta Pofhrtiun C'ontr�51 �5geney at https:l/vu�2viv.pca.state.mn,uslquick-IinksfeieCtriCiiy-and-environment EslnaaYw! BfIIS Xcel Ei��ryy attein�tzto raa[J Eneters each mui�ilti ff na reauu�y is tak€ri. Rc�l Energy estir�aLs yQur mnntii's bili has�d [tr yoEu' �asf i�se. Gouem�ngE;e�ulaturyAyraicY __.__._. . _._..__ _._.. ,___ _�_-- —. The Minnes,rt,. f ui�ii�; Ur+!ities Cammissio�i regiii:arrs this uUliry and is available for mediatifln. MPJC 121 7th Pla4� E, Suite 350, St. Paul, Mhd 557f19 �147 - f�tSpJlmn,gavfpuG. Late Paymeiq C_harge __... __ ___— Xc�el E��eryywli!! ass�ss a late paymenr e.harge r�n un�a�d amounfis twQwnrkinr� nays after the due date. The late payment char�2 is 1.59�� monthly Qr 51, whichever is greater P1U late payment cnarge wiil be assessed ii the unpaid amour�t is Eess than $i0, Pay�neq[fiespu�isi_G_ility---- ___ __..-- -- -_. 1f #he name on trie fronY of your 6i3! is not that of a perso n or husiness whd has payment respunsit�iliLy, cali Xc�l [nergy a� 8p0_895.4999. Furtl�er iniorir�ation is ava �lable to custamers upoEi request AB�1#TYQ11B ELECT�i1C.R�!'fES _ __ __ _ .._. _ _, _,. _ �..__�._ .. _. AfEanlahiitty Char�l� - _ _ - - - -- A san�h:�rqe to re�aver the cosYs of oi�ennp tiil.V payment sss�s-iznce and discount pr¢gr�ms tor !pw �ncr,�ne custpmerti. 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Ghar�e per kWh of electr�c�ty usaye to rec¢vertttevariabEe eosts ofprutiueiai� energy_ FuQI Cosi Charge Lha�ge pee kWh to recQver Yhe cpsts pffuel �eeadad tq run Xc21 �i�ergy s generaSing plants. a�� well as zhe cost of purchaseng en�rgy r"rom nther suppiiers. kW E� �ne kilowatt-hour ;k§Nhj 3s a und aF eleitrica! usa�e. One kWl� 2quals 3,�U0 watts of electri�iry usad fr�r nne heuc This us en�wgh elec[ricity ta light a 100-watt light t�uib fur ➢U Ymurs. Mercu�y Cost AecaverY . ,.._.... _.., . ......__.__ _._._....__.._..._..----...._.__._.. A4innp,flta law a�fosvs Xcel Energy [o recaver costs related to sedtici�g Mlercury emissians at �Ewd ntAr.el fuergy's f�rss�Cfuel pawerp{ants. Ilenewa6le Devgl�pnient Ft�n�l ...._. . - - _.__ _. _....-�-- ----.._ _._._ .. . . _ .............._ Minnesota Eaw raquires Xcal Enarpy to al�9cate moneyto supporY resear�.h and deveiaprzienY uf revir.wable ;;ieergy tE�r.hnaluyiv.s, yr!d mGde'-rr�i:�aYinn, and izther (3r��ecFs tli:jl increasF sys[em ef4icier�cy. Hemrwable E�e�ryy StartJurtl iulinnzsota faw allaws Xcel Energy to recoverihe costs af new renew�5le gener3tiun. Nesoun:e AcitusVnent - - --- __ _ _ _ . _ .. _ _ . _ _ _. _... ThaS �Rc[udEs t:asts rr,lated t❑: �oiisr,rvatian Improve.ment Programs, M�;rcury Cost �ecovery, Renewa6le Gevelopment Fund, Renewable Energq 5tandsrd, State Energy PoEicy, Tr3nsmission Cost Recovery, StateEneryqPolicy _- _-_._. -- --...... . . .__.._._ �irznes�ta laav alfc�vs Xcel Ensrgy ka recnaer casts reiated to uariaus energy pQliciss ::�p(ntive[} t�y 7he ie�is3alur�:. 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CaieservstEon I��ipravement Proyrx«Es IVlinnesota law rer�uiras )icel Euaryy tu icrvest in programs that help custar��srs save aiaer�y �istnhuiion Charge C��zr�e perthern� r,1i�:t covers unly ttre daliaery cos��s uf natural g�stu a liom� or �usii��ss �hr��u�h niir disSnbution system, ft c�aes nat include the charges for the natural gas itsell. GasAtfonlabdiryProyram , __ ---- ... _ _ d sLrrC#iarue to rr�c4ver She cus[s Gf Ultar�[ig a luw incpmE cusfumar cu-pay prc{;rairi ijysogn�[1 tu reduce irat�uaf ges servir.e: �liscrmn��:t�nns. Eilledto a41 non-i�rterru�atihle e�,stomr,rs. G�S Uli1i[y Intrwskucture �sLs_ .. _.. . _ . ...,... . _....__ . ._ ___ .. _ _ _ --- - Minnssota law allews Xce! Energy ta recover MPUC approve� casts af assessments, modifications, and replec�;r,snt of r�n[ural p�s Faciklliesasrequiretlto cornply�niTh snate �nd federa! �ipGllne Safety pr0�grams, Heat Can[eEit AdEushnent _ _ Cu�rects ftir variai ices i i� tiie €�ea6n� cap ahility ot nah�ral gas, an�i ihe a�ijustrnein var�es munthly The I iigher the heat corE[ent, tt�e iowe r tha uolump oF rtaturai pas needed to provide the same heating. Mew kre.� 5e�vicel€xtensiqn Surcha�ge . _,.. _ _ . _.. _ __. _ __._ _. __ _ P,� onthly charg�e fb r exte n�'Enp i�zT�ral ��, service to area s where the cost wou Id vrt�erwise have beerz �rr,hihfi�,re �ader Compziiy's preseni rates anri setvicz ex[ens�an �nlicy Pressure Correcti�n_AdjusUnenl -- -- - ---- --- ._.,_. A�!�us!s fc�r variances in ihe amoiuit of natural gas m�.asiirnd by differeirt rypes nf inetr.rs du� to presaur� �irtyrences ii�lhe naTura[ gas d�livere�tu a senice. Resource AdjusUt�ent. _ ._.. _ . . _..---. _ _--.. - - - - ----- This inr,lucles .i,sis rel;�t��to Coi�senration ImGrpvemPM Pragrams, Gas U�l�ty Infrastruch�re Cnsts aizd State Energy Pokicy fiider. Stafe Eiteryy Pal[cY _ _. hAinriesotd iaw allows Xcel Eizetgy [o racuver cfls[s relafedto various ener�y policies a�proved 6y the Legisiature. Ttieqn. .. . _. __ -- --.._- ---- -- A thzrm is a unit of healing uahue eGua9 zo 1f}f7,000 6ritish Thermal Units {BTUsI- Since natural yas rnetar; meascire the s�olume o1 natural gas consumed in r.�lhic feet, the Hr.at Cani�n±Ad- j�v;tn�er.E is used tn ;feterrtiine how inuc:� ;i�a{, in [herms, Is c�ntainetl in the volumd consumed. . .. _ . 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A prvicessing fee is charged fior zach crediVde6it card payment. • Pay Stetinns— Pay yeua� bill in-parson at a€ocafion near you. A processing iee is ciiarc�e� fnr {��yments made ai � pay statiori. Learn more �txcelenergy.cQm/MyAccaul�t 0 0 EDA Agenda: 03/09/20 5. Consideration of Approving RFQ-RFP (Request for Qualifications -Request for Proposals regarding a Housing Needs and Market Demand Study (JT) A. REFERENCE & BACKGROUND At the January 22, 2020 EDA meeting, authorization was provided to draft and issue a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for a new Housing Needs and Market Demand Study. As staff completed research of RFQs and learned more about how they are formatted, it became clear that it would better serve the EDA to prepare a combined RFQ-RFP (Request for Qualifications -Request for Proposals) as one document. Since, the original EDA motion did not include the second component, the RFP, staff is re -presenting the revised format for EDA consideration. Issuing a combined RFQ-RFP will save time by allowing the EDA to simultaneously review qualifications and proposals. This format demands more effort from consultants though it should also raise the level of perspective on the problem, proposed solutions in terms of data research, assembly, analysis and eventual presentation. The previous housing study, completed by WSB & Associates in mid -2017, projected a demand for 500 units of housing over a five-year period (2017-2021). Half of the need was projected as multi -family while the other 250 units were determined to be single-family units. Since completion of the study, a total of 143 multi -family units are now under construction (Briggs = 47 -units [Affordable] and Headwaters Development = 96 units [Assisted Living Facility]). Additional multi -family units have also received recent development approvals. The Dale Buchholz proposal (Deephaven) received development stage approval by the City Council on November 25, 2019. It anticipates developing 165 units over a three-year time frame beginning in May 2020 (one building per year of approximately 55 +/- units per year). Another multi -family development proposed on the south side of the Kjellberg Office complex on School Boulevard has received approval for a 92 -unit project. The grand total of units that are now under construction or recently approved is 400 units, exceeding the projected demand figure by 150 units. Developers continue to make inquiries regarding multi -family development. The potential total additional units related to those inquiries is approximately 352 units +/-. Several of these concepts are projects that the EDA is actively supporting or would further encourage because they are contemplated at sites owned by the EDA. With this number of active and anticipated multi -family units, questions arise as to how much demand and need exists in the community; is there still pent-up demand? Another question is how does this change the community? A third question is what is a healthy balance between single family homes and multi -family units? A fourth questions is how do economic cycles and adjustments (national and regional) effect the needs and demand findings? There are likely many more questions that come into play. EDA Agenda: 03/09/20 A comprehensive housing study would help to answer many of these questions. There are several firms that complete housing studies in the upper Midwest. At this time, staff is asking for authorization to move forward with the issuance of a combined RFQ-RFP. Al. Budget Impact: Funding for this activity is proposed to come from the EDA's General Fund. A2. Staff Impact: Staff have spent time researching both RFQs and RFPs and drafting a document format that is inclusive of both steps process. Initial research has also been completed in assembling a list of firms that should receive the RFQ-RFP. An estimate of time committed for a thorough and complete RFQ-RFP effort to date is between 46-50 hours. B. ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS 1. Motion to approve the combined RFQ-RFP (Request for Qualifications -Request for Proposal) format for a Housing Needs and Market Demand Study and further authorize issuance to consultants. 2. Motion to deny approval of the combined RFQ-RFP (Request for Qualifications -Request for Proposal) format for a Housing Needs and Market Demand Study and further authorize issuance to consultants. 3. Motion to table for further research and/or discussion. C. STAFF RECOMMENDATION Staff supports the completion of a new comprehensive Housing Needs and Market Demand Study wherein a variety of questions noted above could be profiled and answered with recommendations presented for various development and economic scenarios. Staff believes the study will be an important factor in understanding both the short (next three years) and longer term (next four to seven years) housing needs and market demand in the community and will guide interactions and discussions with prospective housing developers. D. SUPPORTING DATA A. Draft RFQ-RFP format 2 Monticello Request for Qualifications and Proposals Comprehensive Housing Study City of Monticello EDA March 12, 2020 General Instructions Responses are to be submitted with complete information per the following request. Qualification submittals are to be submitted as a self-contained document separate from the Proposal submittal. Electronic copy or mailed copy can be accepted at the following address until the deadline date and time: City of Monticello Attn: Jim Thares 505 Walnut Street, Suite 1 Monticello, MN 55362 Email: Jim. Thares(&,ci.monticello.mn.us Schedule March 12th, 2020 — Request for Qualifications/Proposals (RFQ/RFP) available April 10th, 2020 — Qualifications/Proposals due at 4:30 p.m. April 22nd, 2020 (Tentative Date) — EDA selects firm(s) July, 2020 — Completion of Housing Study Purpose of the RFQ/RFP This Request for Qualifications -Request for Proposals (RFQ/RFP) is for the purpose of selecting a qualified firm(s) for their approach in formulating and completing a comprehensive Housing Needs and Market Demand Study for the City of Monticello Economic Development Authority (EDA). Any professional service agreements to complete the proposed work at the agreed upon price(s) will be executed and funded through the Monticello EDA. In 2017, the Monticello EDA adopted a Housing Study developed by WSB & Associates. The 2017 study is attached as a resource only. The EDA's goal from the new study is to gain a clearer understanding of housing demand in various market segments and geographic areas of the community, layering analysis with data. Due to the increased interest and demand for multi -family housing options, the City of Monticello is hereby accepting proposals for a comprehensive Housing Needs and Market Demand Study. Since 2017, the City approved two multi -family residential facilities with a total of 143 units. There are two more multi -family proposals with 247 units that have recently received land use approvals. In addition, the City continues to receive developer inquiries regarding multi -family housing proposals. The City also recently approved a 327 - lot single family and townhome subdivision within its annexation area. The successful firm authorized to proceed with the Housing Needs and Market Demand Study will be responsible for conducting their own on-site research. City staff will provide reference documents and studies that may be requested as a supportive step in the research. Specifications for the Qualification Submittal All Qualification submissions are to include the following components. 1. Project Overview a. Proposal Understanding: include a summary of the consultant's understanding of the project as described in this request and approach to project completion 2. Qualifications a. General Information: provide a brief overview of firm, including qualifications to execute the contract b. Personal Qualifications: i. Identification of lead project manager and contact information ii. Name, proposed role, hourly rate, anticipated time commitment to the project, and biography of each team member 3. References a. Include a list of at least three municipal clients for which consultant has conducted a similar work scope Specifications of the Proposal Submittal 1. Proposed Work Plan and Schedule: provide a proposed work plan divided into distinct phases and including a list of key tasks, milestones, approximate dates, project deliverables and resource needs 2. Budget: identify cost estimates for each segment of the scope of services and work plan. a. Staff and public meetings (include anticipated number) b. Plan research, drafting and revision (include anticipated number and any consulting staff review) c. Stakeholder session d. Production of final document(s) e. Any other anticipated budgetary needs including incidentals 3. Baseline Project Requirements: at a minimum, the project should address the following quantitative and qualitative components. Quantitative Data: • Local and regional demand for all housing types, including but not limited to the following specific types: o Single Family ■ Upper-end/custom ($450,000+) ■ Detached townhome/single-level "patio' home ■ Narrow -lot single-family o Multi -Family ■ Market -rate apartments ■ Townhomes ■ Duplex ■ Condominium units ■ 4-plex units o Senior ■ Independent ■ Assisted ■ Continuum of care • Examination of demand for affordable units as a sub -set of the above, with exception of upper -end single-family • Sales and turnover rate of all housing types • Vacancy data for rental units • Average market value for each owner -occupied unit type • Average rental rates for each rental unit type • Regional comparison data for cities of Becker, Big Lake, St. Michael and Albertville, as examples Qualitative Analysis: Stakeholder Session • Sales position • Trends • Siting factors and considerations Projections and Analysis • Identification of gaps and opportunities in existing housing stock. • Projected data for a five to seven-year outlook for the various market segments. • Demographic shifts impacting housing trends and projections. • Wage, building cost, and other factors influencing housing. • What does the data tell us about the opportunity for: ■ Upper-scale/luxury housing in the Downtown? ■ Upper -end single-family housing • What does the data tell us about the sale quality and the ability to maintain and improve existing 1940s -1970s core -city housing stock? • What does the data tell us about the need for additional multi -family units, specifically affordable or workforce units? Right to Reject Proposals The City and Economic Development Authority reserves the right to reject any and all proposals. This RFP does not obligate the City to enter into a contract, nor does it obligate the City to pay for any costs incurred in preparation and submission of proposals or in anticipation of a contract. EDA: 03/11/20 6. Consideration of Adopting Resolution #2020-05 Approving the First Amendment to the Preliminary Development Agreement with Beard Group, Inc. for Block 52 Redevelopment by extending the termination date by 11 months to February 28, 2021 (JT) A. REFERENCE AND BACKGROUND: The EDA is being asked to consider adopting Resolution #2020-06 approving the First Amendment to the Preliminary Development Agreement (PDA) with Beard Group, Inc. which was approved by the EDA on July 10, 2019. The PDA termination date is March 31, 2020. In recent discussions with the Beard Group, Inc., they have indicated an interest in extending the agreement and continuing to work toward entering into a formal development agreement in connection with potential Block 52 Redevelopment efforts. Under the PDA, the EDA's responsibilities included ongoing efforts of land assembly for a meaningful and effective redevelopment project as well as the initial steps in the formation of the appropriate pubic funding structure, including tax increment financing. Beard Group's responsibilities include: completing financial due diligence for a successful redevelopment project, determine the level of public assistance needed to support a project and performing any studies that may be needed or helpful in moving forward with a project. Al. STAFF IMPACT: There is a limited staff impact in considering the PDA. The EDA attorney drafted the resolution and the First Amendment to the PDA. The Economic Development Manager reviewed and organized the prepared materials for consideration by the EDA. A2. BUDGET IMPACT: Beard Group, Inc. provided an escrow deposit of $5,000 to support ongoing legal and financial advisory expenses incurred by the EDA. At this point in time, the funding level provided by Beard should be sufficient to cover the limited amount of expenses associated with the extension of the PDA termination date to February 28, 2021. A3. STRATEGIC IMPACT: The Block 52 Redevelopment efforts are part of the City of Monticello's strategic goals so noted in the 2017 Strategic Plan as well as in the 2018 update. Goal #1 "Create & Preserve Sustainable Livability" with a sub -goal of Working to attract and develop a healthy mix of housing options. This aligns with the EDA's consideration of the First Amendment to the PDA with the Beard Group. Also, Goal #4 "Support A Vibrant Economy" along with a sub -goal of "Support development and redevelopment of publicly owned property" both fit the entire Block 52 effort. The City and EDA own approximately 55 percent of Block 52 at this time. There are other key properties in the block which may be willing to be enter into discussions for possible inclusion in a redevelopment concept. In addition, the Small Area Study (SAS), adopted by the EDA and City Council in late 2017, focuses on redevelopment of Block 52 as a key strategy to revitalize the downtown area. The SAS plan calls for adding residential units (with associated purchasing power) in the core City EDA: 03/11/20 and specifically in Block 52. The specific Block 52 plan calls for ground floor entertainment, dining and retail uses as well. The Beard Group concept meets those objectives by adding 95 residential units and a restaurant and commercial site along MN TH #25. It is strongly believed that a development modeled after the Beard concept will make a positive impact to Monticello's community and economic vitality. It should also be noted that staff is planning to schedule a meeting of all Block 52 property owners to provide an update to them and allow for interaction and questions with Beard Group, Inc. staff. The aim is to increase transparency with regard to the EDA's Block 52 goals and boost communication among all impacted parties. That meeting date has not been scheduled yet due to time constraints by Beard Group as it winds up the completion of a recent development project in Robbinsdale, MN. Staff will keep the EDA informed as to date and time for this proposed meeting. B. ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS: 1. Motion to adopt Resolution #2020-05 approving the First Amendment to the PDA between Beard Group, Inc. or its assigns and the EDA in connection with the potential mixed-use redevelopment in Block 52 by extending the termination date by 11 months to February 28, 2021. 2. Motion to deny adoption of Resolution #2020-05. 3. Motion to table adoption of Resolution #2020-05 for further research and/or discussion. 4. Motion of other as determined by the EDA. C. STAFF RECOMMENDATION: A Preliminary Development Agreement is essentially an agreement wherein both parties agree to continue working toward a final formal Development Agreement. PDA's set out certain benchmarks and performance requirements of the parties that are signatory to a PDA with the ultimate goal of reaching a formal development agreement. There has been modest but important progress made by the EDA in entering into discussions with various property owners in Block 52 related to participating in redeveloping the Block. The Beard Group has also indicated a willingness to take part in the property owner discussions as well. In light of this limited by critical success, staff recommends that the EDA proceed per Alternative # 1. Beard's proposed redevelopment concept is also attached to this report as a recall prompt regarding the size and scope of the proposal. The total investment of this concept as presented likely reach a range of $26,000,000 to $30,000,000 +/-. This type of investment in housing and commercial facilities would have a significant impact in revitalizing downtown Monticello. EDA: 03/11/20 D. SUPPORTING DATA: a. Resolution #2020-05 b. First Amendment to Preliminary Development Agreement c. Fully Executed Preliminary Development Agreement d. Beard Group, Inc.'s Proposed Block 52 Redevelopment Concept EDA RESOLUTION NO. 2020-05 RESOLUTION APPROVING A FIRST AMENDMENT TO THE PRELIMINARY DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF MONTICELLO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY AND THE BEARD GROUP, INC. BE IT RESOLVED BY the Board of Commissioners ('Board") of the City of Monticello Economic Development Authority (the "Authority") as follows: Section 1. Recitals. 1.01. Pursuant to its authority under Minnesota Statutes, Sections 469.090 to 469.1081, as amended, the Authority administers its Central Monticello Redevelopment Project No. 1 (the "Project"), for the purpose of facilitating the redevelopment of certain substandard property within the Project. 1.02. The Authority and the City of Monticello (the "City") own certain property (the "Property") within the Project, which Property has been the subject of certain preliminary negotiations with The Beard Group, Inc. (the "Developer") for purposes of constructing a mixed- use (multi -family residential and commercial) development and related parking on the Property (the "Development"). 1.03. The Authority and the Developer executed a Preliminary Development Agreement, dated as of July 10, 2019 (the "Agreement"), providing for the performance of certain activities on the part of the parties in preparation for the negotiation of a definitive Purchase and Redevelopment Contract in connection with the Property. 1.04. The parties have negotiated and propose to execute a First Amendment to the Agreement (the "First Amendment") to extend the deadline for the completion of these preliminary activities for a period of eleven months. Section 2. First Amendment Approved. 2.01. The First Amendment as presented to the Board is hereby in all respects approved, subject to modifications that do not alter the substance of the transaction and that are approved by the President and Executive Director, provided that execution of the First Amendment by such officials shall be conclusive evidence of approval. 2.02. The President and Executive Director are hereby authorized to execute on behalf of the Authority the First Amendment and any documents referenced therein requiring execution by the Authority, and to carry out, on behalf of the Authority, its obligations thereunder. 2.03. Authority staff and consultants are authorized to take any actions necessary to carry out the intent of this resolution. Approved by the Board of Commissioners of the City of Monticello Economic Development Authority this 11th day of March, 2020. President ATTEST: Secretary FIRST AMENDMENT TO PRELIMINARY DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT (Block 52 Multi -Use Development) THIS FIRST AMENDMENT TO PRELIMINARY DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT (this "Agreement"), dated March _, 2020, by and between the City of Monticello Economic Development Authority, a public body corporate and politic and political subdivision of the State of Minnesota (the "Authority"), and The Beard Group, Inc., a Minnesota corporation, or permitted assigns (the "Developer"); WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, the Authority and the City of Monticello ("City") own certain property within an area of the City designated as Block 52, which property is legally described in Exhibit A attached to the Initial Agreement (as defined hereinafter) (the "Authority Property"), and the Authority is negotiating the purchase of certain additional property within said Block 52, which property is legally described in Exhibit A attached to the Initial Agreement ("Third -Party Property" and together with the Authority Property, the "Development Property"); and WHEREAS, the City and Authority previously determined that it is in the best interests of the City that the Developer be designated as the sole developer of the Authority Property during the term of an initial Preliminary Development Agreement between the parties, dated as of July 10, 2019 (the "Initial Agreement"); and WHEREAS, the parties have worked diligently to perform their obligations under the Initial Agreement and now wish to extend the term of the Initial Agreement pursuant to this First Amendment. NOW THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing and of the mutual covenants and obligations set forth herein, the Authority, the City and the Developer hereby agree as follows: 1. During the term of this First Amendment, the parties agree to continue working cooperatively toward the goals outlined in the Initial Agreement, pursuant to its terms. 2. This First Amendment shall terminate by its terms if the governing bodies of the Authority and City have not approved the Contract (as defined in the Initial Agreement) by February 28, 2021. Upon such termination, the Developer remains obligated to pay any costs payable under paragraph 7 of the Initial Agreement that were incurred by the Authority prior to such date. 3. Except as amended by this First Amendment, the Initial Agreement shall remain in full force and effect. Upon execution, the Developer shall reimburse the Authority for all out -of pocket -costs incurred by the Authority in connection with negotiating, drafting and approval of this First Amendment. 4. This First Amendment may be executed in any number of counterparts, all of which shall constitute one and the same instrument. 639686v1MN190-159 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Authority has caused this Agreement to be duly executed in its name and behalf and its seal to be duly affixed hereto and the Developer has caused this Agreement to be duly executed as of the date and year first above written. CITY OF MONTICELLO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY Its President Its Executive Director THE BEARD GROUP, INC. By: Its: 639686v1MN190-159 CITY OF MONTICELLO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY PRELIMINARY DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT (Block 52 Multi -Use Development) THIS AGREEMENT, dated this 10th day of July, 2019, by and between the City of Monticello Economic Development Authority, a public body corporate and politic under the laws of Minnesota ("Authority") and The Beard Group, Inc., a Minnesota corporation, or permitted assigns pursuant to paragraph 9 hereof ("Developer"): WITNESSETH: WHEREAS, the Authority and City of Monticello ("City") own certain property within an area of the City designated as Block 52, which property is legally described in Exhibit A attached hereto (the "Authority Property"), and the Authority is negotiating the purchase of certain additional property within said Block 52, which property is legally described in Exhibit A attached hereto ("Third -Party Property" and together with the Authority Property, the "Development Property"); and WHEREAS, the Developer has submitted a preliminary proposal (the "Proposal") for the development of the Development Property (the "Development"), a portion of which proposal is attached hereto as Exhibit B; and WHEREAS, the Developer has requested the Authority to explore the use of certain public assistance to assist with the Development; and WHEREAS, the Authority has determined that it is in the Authority's best interest that the Developer be designated sole developer of the Development Property during the term of this Agreement; and WHEREAS, the Authority and the Developer are willing and desirous to undertake the Development if (i) a satisfactory agreement can be reached regarding the Authority's commitment for public costs necessary for the Development; (ii) a satisfactory agreement can be reached regarding the site control necessary for construction of the Development; (iii) satisfactory mortgage and equity financing, or adequate cash resources for the Development can be secured by the Developer; and (iv) the economic feasibility and soundness of the Development and other necessary preconditions have been determined to the satisfaction of the parties; and WHEREAS, the Authority is willing to evaluate the Development and work toward all necessary agreements with the Developer if the Developer agrees to make the deposit described herein, which is intended, in part, to reimburse the Authority for its costs if the Development is abandoned by Developer or necessary agreements are not reached under the terms of this Agreement. NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the foregoing and of the mutual covenants and obligations set forth herein, the parties agree as follows: 584783v4MN 190-159 I . Negotiations between the parties shall proceed in an attempt to formulate a definitive purchase and development contract ("Contract") based on the following: (a) the Developer's Proposal, which shows the scope of the proposed Development in its latest form as of the date of this Agreement, together with any changes or modifications required by the Authority; (b) a mutually satisfactory Contract to be negotiated and agreed upon in accordance with negotiations contemplated by this Agreement; (c) such documentation regarding economic feasibility of the Development as the Authority may wish to undertake during the term of this Agreement; and (d) other terms and conditions of this Agreement. 2. It is the intention of the parties that this Agreement: (a) documents the present understanding and commitments of the parties; and (b) will lead to negotiation and execution of a mutually satisfactory Contract for the Development prior to the termination date of this Agreement. The Contract (together with any other agreements entered into between the parties hereto contemporaneously therewith) when executed, will supersede all obligations of the parties hereunder. 3. During the term of this Agreement, the Developer shall: (a) Submit to the Authority a design proposal to be approved by the Authority showing the location, size, and nature of the proposed Development, including floor layouts, renderings, elevations, and other graphic or written explanations of the Development. The design proposal shall be accompanied by a proposed schedule for the starting and completion of all phases of Development. (b) Submit an overall cost estimate for the design and construction of the Development. (c) Submit a time schedule for all phases of the Development. (d) Undertake and obtain such other preliminary economic feasibility studies, income and expense projections, and such other economic information as the Developer may desire to further confirm the economic feasibility and soundness of the Development. (e) Submit to the Authority the Developer's financing plan showing that the proposed Development is financially feasible, and, to the extent Developer seeks public financial assistance in any form (including reduced land cost, waiver of fees, and tax increment financing), evidence that such assistance is reasonably necessary to make the Development financially feasible. (f) Furnish satisfactory financial data to the Authority evidencing the Developer's ability to undertake the Development. 584783v4MN l 90-159 2 (g) Furnish any other information reasonably requested by the Authority in connection with the Development, including without limitation information concerning noise or environmental factors. 4. During the term of this Agreement, the Authority agrees to: (a) Commence the process necessary to undertake such public assistance as is necessary pursuant to the terms of the Proposal, including without limitation commencement of actions necessary to terminate all existing agreements and tax increment financing districts related to the Development Property, and to create a new redevelopment tax increment financing district that includes the Development Property. (b) Proceed to seek all necessary information with regard to the anticipated public costs associated with the Development. (c) Estimate the Authority's level and method of financial participation, if any, in the Development and develop a financial plan for the Authority's participation. (d) Proceed to use good -faith efforts to obtain site control of the Third -Party Property. 5. It is expressly understood that execution of the Contract shall be subject to: (a) A determination by the Authority in its sole discretion that its undertakings are feasible based on (i) the projected tax increment revenues and any other revenues designated by the Authority (to the extent requested by Developer); (ii) the purposes and objectives of any tax increment, development, or other plan created or proposed for the purpose of providing financial assistance for the Development, if any, including the determination that such assistance is reasonably necessary in order to snake the Development possible; and (iii) the best interests of the City and Authority. (b) A determination by the Developer that the Development is feasible and in the best interests of the Developer. (c) The Authority obtaining site control of the Third -Party Property, or the Developer submitting a revised plan for the Development located on the Authority Property and less than all of the Third -Party Property, upon mutual agreement of the parties. 6. This Agreement is effective from the date hereof through March 31, 2020, unless extended with approval of the Authority's board of commissioners. After expiration of the term of this Agreement, neither party shall have any obligation hereunder except as expressly set forth to the contrary herein. 7. The Developer shall be solely responsible for all costs incurred by the Developer. In addition, the Developer shall reimburse the Authority for Administrative Costs, as hereafter defined; provided that the Developer shall not be responsible for Administrative Costs exceeding $5,000 unless and until satisfaction of one of the conditions provided in Section 5(c) hereof. For the 584783AMN190-159 3 purposes of this Agreement, the term "Administrative Costs" means out of pocket costs incurred by the Authority and City attributable to or incurred in connection with the negotiation and preparation of this Agreement, the Contract, and other documents and agreements in connection with the Development, including without limitation all costs in connection with replatting of the Development Property and the cost of financial advisors, attorneys, and planning, engineering, and environmental consultants. In order to secure payment of the Administrative Costs, the Developer has delivered to the Authority funds in the amount of $5,000 upon execution of this Agreement. If at any one or more times during the term of this Agreement, the Authority determines that Administrative Costs will exceed $5,000 and that additional security is required, the Authority shall notify the Developer of the amount of such additional security. Within ten calendar days of receipt of this notice, the Developer shall either (a) deliver to the Authority the required additional security (if one of the conditions of Section 5(c) has been met); (b) acknowledge receipt of notification by the Authority and defer payment of such additional security until one of the conditions of Section 5(c) has been met; or (c) notify the Authority that it elects to terminate this Agreement. The Authority will utilize the funds delivered by the Developer to pay or reimburse itself for Administrative Costs. Upon termination of this Agreement, the Authority will return to the Developer the funds paid by the Developer to the Authority pursuant to this Section 7, less an amount equal to the Administrative Costs incurred by the Authority through the date of notice of termination. For the purposes of this paragraph, Administrative Costs are considered to be incurred if they have been paid, relate to services performed, or are payable under a contract entered into, on or before the date of the notice of termination. This Section 7 shall survive termination of this Agreement and shall be binding on the Developer regardless of the enforceability of any other provision of this Agreement. 8. This Agreement may be terminated upon ten (10) days written notice by either party to the other of any of the following events of default, only if such events of default shall remain uncured during the aforementioned notice period: (a) an essential precondition to the execution of the Contract cannot be met; or (b) if either party determines that an impasse has been reached in the negotiation or implementation of any material term or condition of this Agreement or the Contract. 9. During the term of this Agreement, the Authority agrees that it will not negotiate or contract with any other party concerning the development of the Development Property. The Developer shall not assign or transfer its rights under this Agreement in full or in part, or enter into any subcontracts to perform any of its obligations hereunder, without the prior written consent of the Authority; provided that the Developer may at its sole discretion assign this Agreement to a related entity formed expressly for purposes of the Development. 10. In the event that either party fails to comply with any of the provisions of this Agreement, the other party may proceed to enforce this Agreement by appropriate legal or equitable proceedings, or other similar proceedings, and the non -prevailing party shall pay all costs of such enforcement, including reasonable attorneys' fees. 11. If any portion of this Agreement is held invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction, 584783v4MN 190-159 4 such decision shall not affect the validity of any remaining portion of the Agreement. 12. In the event any covenant contained in this Agreement should be breached by one party and subsequently waived by another party, such waiver shall be limited to the particular breach so waived and shall not be deemed to waive any other concurrent, previous or subsequent breach. 13. Notice or demand or other communication between or among the parties shall be sufficiently given if sent by snail, postage prepaid, return receipt requested or delivered personally: (a) As to -the Authority: City of Monticello Economic Development Authority 404 Walnut Street, Suite 1 Monticello, MN 55362 Attn: Executive Director (b) As to the Developer: The Beard Group, Inc. 7502 nd Street NE, Suite 100 Hopkins, MN 55343 Attn: Chief Executive Officer 14. This Agreement may be executed simultaneously in any number of counterparts, all of which shall constitute one and the same instrument. 15. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the state of Minnesota. Any disputes, controversies, or claims arising out of this Agreement shall be heard in the state or federal courts of Minnesota, and all parties to this Agreement waive any objection to the jurisdiction of these courts, whether based on convenience or otherwise. 584783v4MN 190-159 5 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Authority has caused this Agreement to be duly executed in its name and behalf and its seal to be duly affixed hereto and the Developer has caused this Agreement to be duly executed as of the day and year first above written. DEVELOPER: THE BEARD GROUP, INC. AUTHORITY: CITY OF MONTICELLO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY By , Its PresiffeiR Ey Its 584783AMN 190-159 6 ive Director EXHIBIT A Development Property The Authority or City own the parcels depicted and identified on the following page and described as the Authority Property: Parcels 1, 25 31 4, 5, 79 12, 15, and 16. The parcels depicted and identified on the following page and described as the Third -Party Property are owned by third parties: Parcels 6, 81 9, 10, 11, 13, and 14. 584783v4MN190-159 A-1 d .� �N! R o � N a N _ v ! . cb 6 30. 8 66' �o 9 10r 11 s 4 N CITY OF Block 52 A Monticello City of Monticello MN WSB 1 inch = 80 feet 584783AMN 190-159 A-2 EXHIBIT B Project Proposal TRANSACTION SUMMARY The Developer, The Beard Group, Inc., is pleased to present this confidential memorandum to support its request to obtain entitlements/financing/equity investment for the redevelopment of Block 52 Site in Monticello, MN (the "Project"). BLOCK 52 PROJECT OVERVIEW The Project is a to -be -built; Class A, 4 -story, 95 unit market rate multi -family building with 16,000 square feet of Retail/Restaurant space. The site is on the corner of State Highway 25 and West Broadway in Monticello, Minnesota. The site is a redevelopment of sixteen (16) parcels totaling 2.54 acres. The site is located in downtown Monticello on Monticello's main street, State Highway 25. The site is directly across from the Cities Riverfront Park with elevated views of the Mississippi river. This highly desirable location is transit, pedestrian, bicycle, and vehicle friendly. Additionally, Monticello's downtown hosts Beef O'Brady's Cornerstone Cafd, Rustech Brewing, Walgreens, Cub Foods, boutique shops and everyday goods and services. Additionally the site is minutes away from the Big Lake Northstar commuter rail station. PROPERTY DESCRIPTION Parcels PID Numbers 155010052150 155010052140 155010052131 155010052110 155010052120 155010052130 155010052132 155010052010 155010052030 155010052031 155010052060 155010052071 155010052070 155010052090 155010052102 155010052101 City: Monticello, MN Page 5 584783v4MN 190-159 B-1 County: Wright Number of Units: 95 Apartment Building Gross Square Feet: 138,625 Retail/Restaurant: 16,000 Square Feet (+/-) in 2 buildings Number of Stories: 3 stories with 1 underground level of parking and a 9,000 sf roof- top deck. Parking: 218 total parking stalls: 121 heated underground parking spaces; 97 surface parking spaces in the internal car court for joint use by the Public and the Project's residents and guests. Current Zoning: Mixed -Use PUD Comp Plan Designation: Central Community District Land Area: 2.5 (+/-) acres PROJECT ANALYSIS • Vacancy rates continue to remain low in the Twin Cities, currently at 3% in the 4th quarter of 2018, according to Maxfield Research & Consulting's 4th Quarter 2018 report. • The Project's prominent location in Monticellos' downtown area is a highly desirable neighborhood with walk -able neighborhood schools, transit, parks, restaurants, boutique shops, and multiple cultural attractions. • Transportation options are abundant with immediate access to local and regional bus lines, and State Highway 25, Interstate Highway 94 and 5 minutes to the Big Lake Northstar station for commuter rail to Twin Cities. • Stable sub -market. Rents are rising in the Twin Cities due to pent-up demand for new product. These dynamics support upward pressure on rents and on-going demand for new rental housing. The Project is well positioned to benefit from this demand. Page 6 584783v4MN 190-159 B-2 91 a2ud •3ul `dno z!) p.zeag r • v � k And V ---- -� Qy } ..tip m A v �r. A 6 a 0 �1 1 ` m o lull ic Z 51 yCK i V . Cut w ic X v f -1 V3 C O C, L m m m O m m C m O m m Z v o o 0 C -1 [/� m 0 2 Z `vn D l O :::� oo `� D = A>� m a N -0 o z I m 0 m o Z 0 v cn v m A v m m z r- O ti z m m r g C)m S z m' C v 3 e5 F4 i- n 1V= (.,� n cD N t�7s O� C Z v+ A O -y pCpf ! A L A N m T � O b�'f � — ~ m WWW z VS T '^ T T T T T ITi Ci Z SY n > D N g� a� la% a T D' ..< AL (J EDA Agenda: 03/11/20 7. Consideration of WSB Economic Development Assistance Services Quarterly Report #2020-1(JT) A. REFERENCE AND BACKGROUND: This item is presented to the EDA as an update related to the 2020 WSB Economic Development Services Assistance Contract. As part of the 2020 Contract, WSB is required to provide quarterly updates of the various Economic Development support activities to the EDA in a written format. Also, per the contract, WSB is required to provide quarterly regional and/or national economic trends update from a published journal -periodical. This feature was added into the contract as an attempt to bring more value to the EDA. To date in 2020, the engagement and support efforts by WSB have increased. Those efforts are appreciated by staff. Specifically, they have been apprised of the status of Project #6580 which has an identified funding gap and in response have been tasked with approaching MN -DEED officials regarding the possibility of participating in the project through the Minnesota Investment Fund (MIF) program. WSB is also working on the final edits to the Industrial Land Absorption and Demand Study, approved by the EDA at the February 26, 2020 meeting. Al. Staff Impact: There is a very modest staff impact in considering the WSB Quarter 2020-1 Update. The Economic Development Manager devoted less than an hour reviewing the WSB Quarterly update and in preparing the update report for the EDA meeting. A2. Budget Impact: The budget impact is tied to the WSB Economic Development Assistance Services contract for 2020. The total amount of the contract for the second consecutive year is $9,300. Funds for the 2020 WSB Economic Development Assistance Services Proposal were budgeted in the Marketing line item, a component of the overall EDA budget which was approved at the August 2019 meeting. B. ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS: 1. No Motion; informational only C. STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Staff is asking the EDA to review and ask questions, or offer follow up direction or observation as warranted. D. SUPPORTING DATA: A. WSB Quarterly Update #2020-1 wsb Memorandum To: Monticello Economic Development Authority Jim Thares, Economic Development Manager From: Jim Gromberg, Economic Development Coordinator Date: March 5, 2020 Re: Quarterly Report WSB Project No. 013322-00 Thank you for the opportunity to continue to assist the City of Monticello in their continued efforts to provide economic vitality for the community and the residents. Below are updates on some of the projects and insights to the trends currently facing the City. o Project Updates: U U` z Industrial Property Study: The study has been completed and accepted by the EDA and will m now be incorporated into the comprehensive plan update. Project 6580: The project is currently moving forward with the company receiving bids on the proposed construction of the new facility. The project does currently have a projected gap in co funding and the city is working to identify potential sources to help fill that gap. The project will not have significant job creation so the types of assistance that may be available will be limited m ID In a related manner the state is currently considering making changes to the MIF to allow for z ui J 0 a W z z 2 0 0 Cl) W U) T projects that increase company's automation and increase efficiency to be eligible for potential funding. This would be a change to the interpretation of the program requirements and may require legislative action. DEED is currently taking comments on the proposed program change. Economic Trends: The US economy is expected to grow at about 2% this year based upon current estimates. This rate of growth will be affected by the coronavirus, but the direct effect is yet to be determined as the extent of the spread of the virus is still unknown. The economy has already seen a drawback of the stock market and the slight reduction in trade resulting for the virus. Market Statistics Fourth Quarter 2019 Northwest Market # of Total YTD Vacancy Property Type Bldgs. Inventory Available Vacant Absorption Absorption Rate Flex/R&D 94 7,428,841 692,205 495,953 186,881 234,681 6.7% Warehouse/ Distribution 144 25,402,222 2,450,579 1,419,146 88,392 622,339 5.6% Warehouse/Office 331 21,374,364 1,103,858 681,279 340,670 607,621 3.2% Subtotal 569 54,205,427 4,246,642 2,596,378 615,943 1,464,641 4.8% Monticello EDA March 5, 2020 Page 2 At the end of 2019 the commercial market continued to show a low vacancy rate for the Northwest region of the metro area. However, this is the highest vacancy rate in the metro area (tied with the Northeast region) resulting in an overall vacancy rate for the metro area of 4.5%. The effect of the federal reserve lowing interests to counteract the effects of the coronavirus may help to increase the number of new facilities resulting in an increase in vacancy rates over the short term. The lease rates for the Northwest region have also remained stable over the last 12 months reflecting the absorption rate for new properties matching the availability of those properties. Please let me know if you have any questions concerning the above projects or require additional information on the projects. In addition, let me know if you have additional projects that should be reviewed and included. EDA Agenda: 03/11/20 8. Economic Development Report (JT) A. 300 — 4tn Street East Update: The acquisition transaction closing for this residential property occurred on December 6th, 2019. Within a few days of closing, Public Works Department Staff completed a walk-through of the existing house and found the water pipes were frozen. Water was then shut off at the service curb -stop. Community Development Department Staff completed a walk-through inspection with a demolition hazardous materials inspector in early February. The inspector will provide a written report to staff which will be presented to the EDA with photos and a proposed plan for demolition of the structures (house and garage). It should be noted that the property has a significant amount of debris and junk in both structures. Staff is in the process of gathering information regarding the cost to remove the junk prior to demolition activities. B. Facade Improvement Grant Program Update: The Cornerstone (154 West Broadway) Facade Improvement Grant Agreement in the amount of $100,000, entered into in September 2019, has a non-performance sunset -expiration date of March 24, 2020. Staff is planning to ask the Block 35 property owners and businesses to again attend a funding status update and informational view sharing (level of interest) meeting in the coming months (no specific date set at this time). A summary of the Downtown Goal and Objectives workshop (January 30, 2020 event with John Davis) will also be shared with attendees at that time. C. IEDC Roundtables: The IEDC discussed the format of potential Roundtable events at its meeting on March 3, 2020. They selected a topic and the meeting format: [State Financial Assistance Programs and Local Financial Assistance Programs]; the meeting format will be business casual at a restaurant in the evening hour [4:30 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. with a target date of June 2020]. The IEDC reached a consensus that they would like to hold two more additional Roundtable events later in 2020 and early 2021 with those topics to be: Overview of the Development Review Process and Workforce Development and Training. See Exhibit A. staff report prepared for discussion at IEDC meeting. D. Initiative Foundation: Thank You Letter; See Exhibit B E. Co -Work Space Initiative: Follow-up tasks from the February 12, 2020 meeting included participation in tours of six buildings in downtown Monticello. These tours were completed by the Co -Work Committee and the St. Cloud investor group during February. Committee members also attended the open house at the newly established St. Michael Co - Work facility. The St. Cloud investors have stated that they will continue to explore market sufficiency, entrance costs and the approval process involved in establishing a co -work site in the City. They have further stated that they believes this would be business investment and privately operated enterprise. They indicate that the use of EDA finance programs to acquire or renovate property may be a future need. Staff will continue to follow up with and support the efforts as needed and keep the EDA informed of the progress of this concept. E. Prospects: See attached Exhibit C. A spread sheet with information about the concept stage and active search prospects is attached. IEDC Agenda — 3/02/2020 5. Consideration of a Potential 2020 Roundtable Discussion Options (JT) A. REFERENCE & BACKGROUND The IEDC is being asked to discuss various options for potential roundtable activities in 2020. As a reminder, the EDA asked the IEDC to consider more interactive activities with the business community in Monticello. The request by the EDA surfaced from their own 2020 Workplan discussions which shifts more effort into marketing the community as a location and development option to both external and internal audiences. This was brought to the IEDC at the February 4th, 2020 meeting for review and discussion. IEDC members suggested that staff attempt to outline various potential topics and formats below for further consideration. They are shown below: Option 1A. Roundtable Format: Dinner hour or later afternoon (4:30 to 6:00) p.m. Business casual with food and beverage as part of the event). Topic: MN -DEED Financial Assistance Programs, Local Financial Assistance Programs (Monticello and Wright County) Targeted Date: June 2020 Option 1B. Roundtable Format: Lunch hour meeting with food and beverage 12:00 to 1:15 p.m. Topic: MN -DEED Financial Assistance Programs, Local Financial Assistance Programs (Monticello and Wright County) Targeted Date: June 2020 Option 1C. Roundtable Format: Breakfast meeting 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. Topic: MN -DEED Financial Assistance Programs, Local Financial Assistance Programs (Monticello and Wright County) Targeted Date: June 2020 Option 2A. Roundtable Format: Dinner hour or later afternoon (4:30 to 6:00 p.m.) Busme casual with food and beverage as part of the event Topic: Overview of the development review process in Monticello IEDC Agenda — 3/02/2020 Targeted Date: June 2020 Option 2B. Roundtable Format: Lunch ho Topic: Overview of the development review p Targeted Date: June 2020 Option 2C. Roundtable Format: Breakfast meeting 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. Topic: Overview of the development review process in Monticello Targeted Date: June 2020 Option 3A. Roundtable Format: Dinner hour or later afternoon (4:30 to 6:00 p.m.) Business casual with food and beverage as part of the event Topic: Workforce Discussion Topic (Supply, Skills, Training Programs), Wright County Pathways Efforts -Progress Update Targeted Date: June 2020 Option 3B. Roundtable Format: Lunch hour meeting with food and beverage 12:00 to 1:15 p.m. Topic: Workforce Discussion Topic (Supply, Skills, Training Programs), Wright County Pathways Efforts -Progress Update Targeted Date: June 2020 Option 3C. Roundtable Format: Breakfast meeting 7:30 to 8:30 a.m. Topic: Workforce Discussion Topic (Supply, Skills, Training Programs), Wright County Pathways Efforts -Progress Update Targeted Date: June 2020 Other topic ideas = 5G technology impacts, General question and answer session related to Xcel tax base diminishment and replacement efforts Oil IEDC Agenda — 3/02/2020 B. ALTERNATIVE ACTIONS: 1. Motion to select a Roundtable Option as shown below for implementation of the Roundtable Event Action Statement item 2. Motion to table selection of a Roundtable Option for further research and/or discussion. C STAFF RECOMMENDATION: Staff feels the most doable option involves Option 1. as MN -DEED staff have already indicated that they would be willing to participate in a Roundtable event as concepted in the outline. Even so, staff will defer to the IEDC regarding preferences of topic and format as related to potential Roundtable events. D. SUPPORTING DATA: NONE 3 (320) 632-9255 405 First Street SE Little Falls, MN 56345 February 3, 2020 Jeff O'Neill, City Administrator City of Monticello 505 Walnut St, Stet Monticello, MN 55362-8822 Dear Jeff, We have received funding from the city of Monticello, in support of the work of the Initiative Foundation. Please extend our appreciation to your city council and mayor. Thank you! Together, we work to build strong local economies and vibrant communities. Your investment supports economic development through business financing activities designed to create living -wage jobs, diversify economies and leverage private sector investment. Communities are strengthened through signature leadership training and capacity building programs, grants to local units of government and nonprofit organizations, early childhood initiatives, and scholarships. This work will provide lasting impact on the health of the region and the future of rural Minnesota. We truly value your partnership and your support. Sincerely, 1 Matt Varilek President ifound.org Fewering Possible Equal opportunity lender, provider and employer. Date of Contact 11/12/2016 11/17/2016 6/26/2017 10/17/2017 4/3/2018 2/12/2019 5/22/2018 7/3/2018 7/30/2018 8/10/2018 11/29/2018 12/14/2018 3/28/2019 5/9/2019 8/16/2019 8/25/2019 9/19/2019 12/3/2019 PROSPECT LIST I 3/11/2020 Company Name Business Category Project Description MN DEED Prospect Metal Mfg. Exist Facility+ Equip Project Novus v2 Precision Machining New Facility Constr. + Equip �:-- «c=on Metal Mfg. New Facility Constr. 0 Project Basil Bio -Ag. New Facility Constr. + Equip 165,000 sq. ft. I Mf� New Construction Project Ted Equipment Mfg. New Equipment Project Hawk-FBN Wholesale Dist Facil New Construction Project CW2E Retail New Construstion Karlsburger Foods Food Products Mfg. Facilty Expansion Project Synergy Office New Construction Project Saturn Plastic Products Mfg. New Construction Project Jupiter Metal Mfg. New Construction Project Blitzen Precision Machining Exist Bldg or New Const. Project Comet Commercial Bus New Const. Building -Facility Retained Jobs New Jobs Total Investment Project Status 65,000 sq. ft. 0 55-100 $2,500,000 Active Search 52,000 sq. ft. 200 60 $10,831,000 L01 and TIF App 60,000 sq. ft. 0 49 $4,800,000 Act Search 165,000 sq. ft. 0 77 $11,000,000 Active Search 70,000 60 50 $5,900,000 Active Search N/A 45 ? $650,000 Concept Stag 35,000 sq. ft. 17 7 $3,905,000 Active Search 4,800 sq. ft. 0 ? $2,750,000 Active Search 20,000 sq. ft. 49 3+/- $2,500,000 Act -Plan -Fin 15,000 to 20,000 sq. ft. Concept Stag 15 $3,000,000 Concept Stag 5,000 +/- sq. ft. 4+/- $830,000 Active Search 5,000 sq. ft. +/- 3 $800,000 Active Search 12,000 sq. ft. 10 $1,200,000 Concept Stag 1,700 sq. ft. +/- 7 $700,000 Active Search Project Nutt Co -Working Space Existing Building ? ? ? ? Concept Stag Project FSJP Light Mfg -Res. Lab New Construction 20,000 sq. ft. 0 20+/- $1,400,000 Act Search Project Jaguar Office New Construction 22,000 sq. ft. 22 4 $2,700,000 Act Search Ausco Design Service -Lt Prod. Existing Building 8,000 sq. ft. 4 3 $665,000 Concept Stag Project Kata Service New Construction 22,000 to 35,000 sq. ft. 0 25 $7,900,000 Concept Stag Project Dancer Light Mfg. New Construction 25,000 Sq. ft. +/- 35 to 37 $2,200,000 Concept Stag 'roject Panda v3 Service New Construction 6,000 sq. ft. 25 $100,000 Active Search Contacts: M = 7 YTD = 13 Imminent site decision expected Financial Asssitance Process Nearing Completion Under C