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Economic Development Authority (EDA) <br />Meeting Date: 07/13/2017 <br />Submitted For: Patrick Brama, Administrative Services <br />By: Patrick Brama, Administrative Services <br />Title: <br />Strategy for Marketing and Selling City Owned Land <br />Purpose/Background: <br />PURPOSE <br />Continue discussion regarding the City's strategy for selling city -owned land and marketing The COR. <br />4. 1. <br />CASE TRACKING <br />Please see previous cases and minutes for detailed background information, previously reviewed detailed <br />alternatives, and various market feedback logs. Or, please contact staff directly --staff can provide supplemental <br />information via email, or can meet in person. <br />• EDA October 2016 <br />• EDA December 2016 <br />• Council January 2017 <br />• EDA February 2017 <br />• EDA March 2017 <br />• EDA April 2017 <br />• EDA July 2017 <br />• Council July 2017 <br />Notification: <br />NA <br />Observations/Alternatives: <br />Please see attached staff discussion guide. <br />Funding Source: <br />NA <br />Recommendation: <br />Staff recommends the city take the following steps (listed below). In the future (for example, 6-9 months from <br />now), when significant progress has been made on these items, staff would suggest revisiting this discussion. Staff <br />is concerned that moving forward with a long term agreement/ partnership now (considering the outstanding items <br />below), may not be an effective/ efficient approach. <br />(1) Allow COR Vision Process to Unfold -- <br />Please see attached staff discussion guide for details. Having a clear vision is important to prospect <br />developers considering Ramsey and it is also important for the city when evaluating development proposals. <br />(2) Allow Market to Adjust to Major Projects -- <br />Please see attached staff discussion guide for details. The long list of major development projects currently <br />taking place in Ramsey may have an effect on the market (i.e. future demand). We won't know the effect <br />until said projects make more progress. <br />