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Economic Development Authority (EDA) 4. 1. <br />Meeting Date: 06/06/2013 <br />Submitted For: Patrick Brama By: Patrick Brama, Administrative Services <br />Title: <br />Introduce Economic Development Prospect Foxtrot <br />Background: <br />Prospect Foxtrot is an economic development prospect interested in locating their operations to the City of <br />Ramsey. Prospect Foxtrot is a manufacturing business located in northwest region of the Twin Cities, they <br />currently employ 24 people and have a 25,000 square foot manufacturing facility. The current host City <br />of Prospect Foxtrot does not have adequate space available to allow for expansion. <br />Prospect Foxtrot is interested in relocation of their business as soon as possible, as they have recently reached an <br />agreement to sell their current facility. The ideal situation for Prospect Foxtrot is a 12 acre site, that is pad ready. <br />Prospect Foxtrot would like to complete their expansion in phases. The first phase would include a new 77,000 <br />square foot facility, with 50 total employees. The second phase would include a 48,000 square foot expansion <br />(125,000 total) and significant additional job growth. <br />Unfortunately, the City of Ramsey does not have any 12 acre sites available today that are zoned correctly (i.e. <br />employment district). However, because the prospect can complete their project in phases, the City was able to <br />identify a solution --the City's current Public Works campus. Please review the 'observations' section for more <br />information on the proposed solution. <br />Purpose of Case <br />. Introduce Prospect Foxtrot to the EDA (a rep will be present). <br />Observations/Alternatives: <br />The City's current Public Works campus and an adjacent City -owned parcel has been identified by Staff as a <br />solution for Prospect Foxtrot's desired project. The public works campus consists of five separate parcels totaling <br />over 13 acres in size (see reference map). <br />Today, the two eastern lots are heavily used by the City's Public Works Department, the south central lot is <br />moderately used and the north central and western lots are vacant (see availability map). <br />It is Staffs assumption the Public Works campus will be vacated over the coming decade since the City has acquired <br />land immediately to the east (i.e., Bury and Carlson) for that purpose. With that in mind, and because Prospect <br />Foxtrot is willing to complete their project in phases, Staff has developed a proposed project solution (see proposed <br />project map). <br />The proposed solution would require a number of different agreements/transactions in order to meet the needs of <br />Prospect Foxtrot. In general, listed below are the required steps. <br />• Sell the western three parcels <br />• Lease back a portion of the south central parcel (salt shed) for five years <br />• Place an option to purchase agreement on the two eastern parcels for ten years (which would allow for phase <br />II of the proposed project --see phase II map) <br />Prospect Foxtrot, the EDA, the State and City Staff have reviewed the proposed solution and support moving the <br />project forward. <br />Because the Prospect Foxtrot would like to vacate their current location as soon as possible, the City of Ramsey <br />
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