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HRA Minutes 01-26-1988MINUTES MONTICELLO HOUSING AND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY SPECIAL MEETING Tuesday, January 26, 1988 - 12:00 NOON Monticello Country Kitchen Members Present: President Ken Maus, Vice President Lovell Schrupp, Ben Smith, Al Larson, and Everette Ellison. Koropchak called a HRA special meeting for direction from the committee since another developer had contacted the HRA office for available assistance of Tax Increment Financing for a low to moderate income elderly housing project. Koropchak informed the committee of 1) Metcalf and Larson's proposed development for a 24 unit elderly housing project on the southwest corner of City Block 51. The project can materialize with or without the acquisition of the Jones' property if negotiations are unsuccessful. With the appraisals completed by St. Cloud Appraisal, Inc. , Stelton's property, Market Value of $15,500.00 and Monti Truck Repair's property, Market Value of $17,500.00. The described area is zoned B-4 and would require amending the zoning to PZM by the developer. 2) David Hornig, developer of a proposed 40 unit elderly housing project and three 12 unit low to moderate income family units on the Lucius Johnson property near the Monticello Mall. This property outside the Central Monticello Redevelopment Plan boundaries eliminates the use of TIF. 3) Professional Planning and Development Company of North Mankato has requested the possible use of TIF to acquire the Eck property along Cedar Street and across the street from the Raindance Properties Project for a proposed development of two 24 elderly housing units or four 12 elderly housing units. Ken Maus informed the committee that preapplication deadline for FmRA loans is March 1, 1988. Koropchak was aware of Mr. Hornig's plan approval on the Planning Commission Agenda for February 9, 1988. If the HRA's goal is to proceed with the elimination of a blighted area on Block 51 then negotiations with involved property owners should be initiated and a request for rezone made preferably forthe February 9th Planning Commission meeting since they meet only once a month, and the Minnesota Statutorfes request a two week publication notice for a public hearing. A motion was made by Ben Smith that the HRA make the development of Block 51 ft's first choice to assist an elderly project with TIF based on 1) this area had been earmarked by the HRA as a prime concern for some years. 2) it's in the created Redevelopment Tax Increment District 02. 3) it eliminates blight, and 4) it would help create pedestrian traffic for the retail/commerical businesses. The motion was see.ondad by Everette Ellison, with C no further discussion, the motion passed 5-0. If this project is unforeseeable, the HRA would consider assistance to the Professional Planning and Development Company. HRA Minutes - 1/26/88 Page 2 CEverette Ellison made a motion electing Al Larson and Ren Maus to contact Joe O'Connor and the Stelton's for selling concepts of their respective properties (possible relocation sites, time limits, and fixed numbers). The motion was seconded by Ben Smith and without further discussion the motion passed 5-0. Koropchak will research moving and relocation expense requirements set by the Minnesota Statutory. Ben Smith Is to contact Karen Hanson at the Senior Citizen Lounge to set up a meeting at the center with interested elderly persons for the higher quality townhouse livning concept. By general concensus of the HRA members, the BRA special meeting adjourned. C --us--, \40. �,Q-s,' 011ie Koropchak HRA Executive Secretary C- AA L