00-728Council File # QQ � 7a.p'
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Committee: Date
RESQLUTION OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
APPROVING MINNESOTA LAWS 2000, CHAPTER 490,
ARTICLE 11, SECTION 40
WHEREAS, the 2000 session of the Minnesota Legislature passed and the
Governor signed Minnesota Laws, 2000, Chapter 490, Article 11, Section 40 which
authorized the creation of a tax increment financing district for an owner
occupied and residential housing development for mixed income occupancy in the
northeast quadrant of downtown Saint Paul.
WHEREAS, such legislation requires local approval in accordance with
Minnesota Statute §645.021; and
WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul desires the law to become effective.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Saint Paul
that Minnesota Laws, 2000, Chapter 490, Article 11, Section 40 is hereby
approved.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City C1erk is hereby instructed to submit
the appropriate certificate and a copy of this Resolution to the Secretary of
State of the State of Minnesota.
Requested by Department of:
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��
Adopted by Council: Date �Z,p-D
Adoption Certified by Council Secretary
RESOLUTION
�NTjPAUL, M
By:
Form Approved by City Attorney
By:
By: � \�e� 1^ � —
�� Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council
Approved by Mayor: Date D
By: i�.�'/i'/ By: �� '
��.7�Y
DEPARTMEA]T/OFFICE/COUNCII.: DATE INITIATED GREEN SHEET No.:101692
PED 7/28/00 00 - � 1
CONTACT PERSON & PAONE: WITTAI./DATE A7TfAUt1ATE
Allen Cazlson 6-6616 p �
2 DEPARTMENT DIIL 5 CITY COUNCIL
MUSC BE ON COUNCII. AGENDA BY (DATE� �IGN 3 CITY ATTORNEY _ CI'CY CLERK
FINANCIAL SERV DIR. FINANCIAI S�ER��V/ACCTG
AU�uS� 9� 2�0� FNUMBER 4 MAYOR (ORASST.) I BOI/ SCuq�er �
ROiI'PING ' Z•/
ORDER
TOTAL # OF SIGNAT[1RE PAGES _1 _(CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR STGNATURE) �
ncrcox �QO�srEn: Sign resolution to approve speciallegislafion that allows creation of a special purpose taY
increment financing. district in the North Quadrant of downtown St. Paul
RECOVIlNENDAITONS: Approve (A) or Reject (R) PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACl'S MUST ANSWER TfIE FOLLOWING
QUESTIONS:
PLANNING COMbIISSION I. Has this person/fum ever worked u�der a co�hact for this department?
CID COM�9TTEE Yes No
CIVII, SERVICE COMIvIISSION 2. Has this person/fimi ever been a ciry emp]oyee?
Yes No
3. Does this person/finn possess a skiil not normally possessed by any curtent ciry employee?
Yes No
Explain all yes aoswers on separate sheet aod attach to green sheet
INITIAI'ING PROBLEM, ISSUE, OPPORTlJN17'1 (Who, Whay When, Where, Why):
Ta�c Increment law addresses rental and ownership housing sepazately. This new law allows affordability issues to
be addressed jointly in a tax increment disirict which has both ownership and rental housing combined. IYs much
more flexible to work with. In order to implement this special district the City Council must approve the law
passed by the State Legislarion.
ADVANTAGES IF APPROVED:
DISADVANI'AGES IF APPROVED:
DISADVANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED:
TOTAL AMOi7NT OF TRANSACTION: $ COST/REVENUE BUDGETED: r '
NONDING SOURCE: ACTIV[1'Y NUMBER:
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CHAPI`ER IQo. 490
73.F. No. 4127
1 the increment a£ter a division of a parcel in the tax increment
2 financina district. As a zesult, the ozooisions of Minnesota
3 Statutes section 469 1782 snbdioision 1 do not aDply to the
4 distlict.
5 E£FECTZGB AATE: This section is effective the dzy afte:
6 the qovernina bodies of the citv county, and school district,
7 and theix chie° clerical oPficers timelv complete tTeir
8 com liance with Minnesota Statntes, sections 469.1782,
9 subdivision 2, and 645.022, subdivisions 2 and 3.
10 S2C. 39. (MENDOTA HEIGHTS TAX ZNCREMENT £INAD7CZNG
11 DISTRICT; CONTINIIATION.]
12 Notwithstandinq the pYOVisions of Minnesota Statute5_,
13 se ction 469 1764 or any other law tax increment £inancinq
14 distzict No 1 established bv the city of Mendota Heiqhts in
15 1981 shall eontinue in effect foz its oriqinal authorized
16 duration subiect to the condition that except fot esoenditures
17 to pay viceeYistina obliqations desczibed in Minnesota Statutes,
16 section 469 1764 subdivision 5 paxaaxaphs (b) and (c), all
19 future expendituzes o£ tax inerement shall not exceed 54,500,000
20 and shall be limited to the city's freeway road oroject
21 substantially as described in the city's anolication for a gzant
22 from the livable communities demonstration account of the
23 metropolitan livable communities fund.
24 EPFECTIVE DATE: This section is eEfective. the day after
25 appronal by the aoverninq body o£ the city of Mendota 8eiahts
26 and compliance with Minnesota Statutes, section 645.021,
27 subdivision 3_
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3
Subdivision 1: [AIIT30RZZATION.] The qoverninq body of the
h ousinq and zedevelopment authority of the city of St. Paul maY
create a tax increment financing housinq district as orovided in
this section fo= a development containinq both owne=-occupied
and residential rental units for raixed income occupancy.
Subd. 2. (AREA•7 The housinq district authorized in this
5ection maY on19 be created in the northeast Guadrant of .
Axticle 11 Seetion 40 2z2
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1 downtown St. Paul, which is defined as the a coximatel 15-ac�e
2 area bounded b Intexstate 94 oa [he north and east, 3ackson
3 Stzeet on the west, and Seventh Street on the south, t ether
; with the west side of Jackson Stieet to midblock between
5 Znterstate 94 and Seoenth Street.
5 Subd. 3. [ZNCOME REQIIIR£M£h'TS FO:t CO.�IN£D oWNE.R-OCCIIPIED
7 pr7D RESIDENTIAL RENTAL DEVII'�P�T'� �a) Notwithstandinq the
g income ze irements in Minnesota Statutes, section 469.179,
g
10
11
12
13
14
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15
a
16
17,
18
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19
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subdivision 11, or 469.1761, a housin distYict in the northeast
adrant means a t e of tax increment £inancin district that
consists of a ro'ect, oz a ortion of a ro"ect, intended £or
occu ane ,�in art, b ersons of low and moderate income as
defined in chaptet 462A Title IZ o£ the National Housinq Act
of 1934; the National Housin Act of 1959; the United States
Housin Act of 1937, as amended; Title 9 of the Housin Act of
1949, as amended: an othez similax zesent oz futuze fedesal
state or municipal leqislation or the regulations promulqated
under an of those acts, as fuzthez set fosth in this sec[ion.
Twent ercent of the units in the development in the housing
@istrict must be occu ied b indiniduals whose famil income is
e al to ox less than 50 ereent o£ area median ross income and
an additional 60 ercent of the units in the develo ment in the
housin distzict must be occu ied b individuals whose famil
ineome u ewal to oi less than 115 Percent of area median gross
� ineo:ne. Twenty pezcent of the units in the development in the
i housin district shall not be sub'ect to an income �limitations.
� b For uz oses of this section, £amil income means the
�.8 median qross income for the azea as detezmined under section 42
�;9 of the Internal Re�enae Code of 1986, as amended. The income
t0 re irements of tnis subdivision shall be deemed !o be satisfied
S1 if the sum of c�ualified owner-oecupied urits and qualified
32 residential rental units eauals the re uired total number of
33 alifaed vnits Ownez-oceupied units must_be initially
34 uzehased and occupied by individuals whose family �income
35 satisfies the income ze iremeats of this subdivision. Fox
36 zesidential rental vro ert , the ineome re irements of this
�
Article il Sectioa 4� Zz3
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CHAPTER Na. 490 O � �� ° '
H.F. No. 4127
,
1�_ subdioision avply for the dura:ion o£ the tax inczement district.
2, Lc} The develobment in the housinq district but not the
3' p=oject, does not quali£y ssnder this subdivision if the Eai�
4 mazket value af the improvements vhich are constructed for
5 eommercial uses or for uses other than owner-occupied and rental
6 mixed-income housinq consists of more than 20 percent of the
7 total fair maxket value of the planned improvements in the
8 development plan or aqxeement. The fair market value of the
9
10
11
12
13
1!}
°:e
}5
16
improvements mav be determined usinq the cost of construction
capitalized income, or other a�propriate method of estimatina
ma=ket value.
EFPECTIVE DATE: This section is effective the day aftez
the qoverninq body of the citv oF St. Paul and its chief �
clerical officet timely comply with Minnesota Statutes, section
645.021, subdivisions Z and 3.
Sec. 91. [WINONA TAX INCxEMENT FINANCZNG DISTRICT;
17 RATIFICATION OF EXP£NDITTIR£.J
18 For tax inczement financing distcict No. 2 aDProved by the
19 city of t4inona on August l, 1980, the espendituxe o£ tax
20 inezements be£ore January l, 1998, to finance in part the
21 construction of improvements to the existinq municipal
22 wastewater treatment plant is ratified and deemed an ex penditure
23 within the qeoqraphic area of the tax increment financinq
24 district, and Minnesota Statutes, section 469.1764, does not
25 apply to the tax increment financina district.
26 EPPECTIVE DATE: This section is effective upon approval bv
27 the Winona city council and compliance with Minnesota Statutes
28
29
section 645.021.
Sec. 42. [REDEVELOPY.ENT GRANTS; RZCHFIII,D.J
30 (a) For fiscal year 2001 SS 000 000 is appropriated fzom
31 the qeneral fund to the co�issioner of trade and econo�aic
32 development for a redevelopment qrant or arants to the city of
33 Richfield undex Minnesota Statutes, sections 116J.561 to
34 116J.566.
35 (b) Gzants made under this authority may on19 be used for
36 acquisition aaa site preparacion of residential proDertv in the
A=ticle 11 Section 42 224
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CITY OF SAIN'f PAUL
Vo>m Calem¢x, Mayor
September 5, 2000
Secretary of State
100 Constitution Avenue
Room 'i80, State Office Buiiding
Saint Paul, MN 55155
Attention: Renee Coffey
Dear Ms. Coffey:
CITIZEN SERVICE OFFICE
Fred Owusu, City Clerk
I70 City Ha11
IS W KellaggBoulev�d
SaintPau7, M"vuesom SSIO2
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Attached for fi{ing in the Office of the Secretary of State is a Certificate of Approval by the
City of Saint Paul for Minnesota Laws 2000, Chapter 490, Article 11, Section 40, as
approved by Council file 00-728, adopted on August 9, 2000.
Please time stamp the attached copy of this letter and return it to the Deputy City Clerk, 170
City Hall, 15 W. Kellogg, Saint Paul, MN 55102.
Sincerely,
- �'��.cC / ���a�
Shari Moore
Deputy City Clerk
Attachments
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CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL OF SPECL4L L3W
BY GOVER�'litiG BODY
(Punuant to Minnesota Statutes, 6�5.02 and 6?5_O21)
STATE OF !�'1\'ESOTA
County oi Ramsey
TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE OF il�ffiVNESOTA:
PLEASE TAICE NOTICE, That the undecsi�ned chief clerical ofncer of the
Citv of Saint Paul
DOES HEREBY CERTffY, that in compliance with the provisions of Laws, �?�0@hapter 490
requirin� approval by a majoriry* vote of the governin� body of said local govemmental unit before i[
becomes effective, the Saint Paul City Council
(desi�nate �oveming body)
2000
at a meetin� duly held on rhe9 th day ofAugus t �, by resolution
(if other than resolution, specify)
did approve said Laws, �zQp Chapter 490
by a �—n majority vote* of ail of the members thereof (Ayes L_; Noes 0_,
.�bsent or not votin� � and the following additional steps, if any, required by statute or charter were
taken:
A copy of the resolution is heceto annexed and made a part of this certificate by reference.
Signed: �9�U �Q
SEAL
.l�e u � C'� C/�,�
(Ofncial desi�nation bf offic°r)
(This form prescribed by the Attorney General and furnished by the Secretazy of Siate as required
in Minnesota Staruces 6?5.021.)
*If extraordinary majority is required by Che special law, insert fraction or percentase here.
Please see reverse side for instructions for completin� this form.
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Council File # QQ � 7a.p'
ORIGINAL
Presented By
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Committee: Date
RESQLUTION OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
APPROVING MINNESOTA LAWS 2000, CHAPTER 490,
ARTICLE 11, SECTION 40
WHEREAS, the 2000 session of the Minnesota Legislature passed and the
Governor signed Minnesota Laws, 2000, Chapter 490, Article 11, Section 40 which
authorized the creation of a tax increment financing district for an owner
occupied and residential housing development for mixed income occupancy in the
northeast quadrant of downtown Saint Paul.
WHEREAS, such legislation requires local approval in accordance with
Minnesota Statute §645.021; and
WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul desires the law to become effective.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Saint Paul
that Minnesota Laws, 2000, Chapter 490, Article 11, Section 40 is hereby
approved.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City C1erk is hereby instructed to submit
the appropriate certificate and a copy of this Resolution to the Secretary of
State of the State of Minnesota.
Requested by Department of:
�
��
Adopted by Council: Date �Z,p-D
Adoption Certified by Council Secretary
RESOLUTION
�NTjPAUL, M
By:
Form Approved by City Attorney
By:
By: � \�e� 1^ � —
�� Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council
Approved by Mayor: Date D
By: i�.�'/i'/ By: �� '
��.7�Y
DEPARTMEA]T/OFFICE/COUNCII.: DATE INITIATED GREEN SHEET No.:101692
PED 7/28/00 00 - � 1
CONTACT PERSON & PAONE: WITTAI./DATE A7TfAUt1ATE
Allen Cazlson 6-6616 p �
2 DEPARTMENT DIIL 5 CITY COUNCIL
MUSC BE ON COUNCII. AGENDA BY (DATE� �IGN 3 CITY ATTORNEY _ CI'CY CLERK
FINANCIAL SERV DIR. FINANCIAI S�ER��V/ACCTG
AU�uS� 9� 2�0� FNUMBER 4 MAYOR (ORASST.) I BOI/ SCuq�er �
ROiI'PING ' Z•/
ORDER
TOTAL # OF SIGNAT[1RE PAGES _1 _(CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR STGNATURE) �
ncrcox �QO�srEn: Sign resolution to approve speciallegislafion that allows creation of a special purpose taY
increment financing. district in the North Quadrant of downtown St. Paul
RECOVIlNENDAITONS: Approve (A) or Reject (R) PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACl'S MUST ANSWER TfIE FOLLOWING
QUESTIONS:
PLANNING COMbIISSION I. Has this person/fum ever worked u�der a co�hact for this department?
CID COM�9TTEE Yes No
CIVII, SERVICE COMIvIISSION 2. Has this person/fimi ever been a ciry emp]oyee?
Yes No
3. Does this person/finn possess a skiil not normally possessed by any curtent ciry employee?
Yes No
Explain all yes aoswers on separate sheet aod attach to green sheet
INITIAI'ING PROBLEM, ISSUE, OPPORTlJN17'1 (Who, Whay When, Where, Why):
Ta�c Increment law addresses rental and ownership housing sepazately. This new law allows affordability issues to
be addressed jointly in a tax increment disirict which has both ownership and rental housing combined. IYs much
more flexible to work with. In order to implement this special district the City Council must approve the law
passed by the State Legislarion.
ADVANTAGES IF APPROVED:
DISADVANI'AGES IF APPROVED:
DISADVANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED:
TOTAL AMOi7NT OF TRANSACTION: $ COST/REVENUE BUDGETED: r '
NONDING SOURCE: ACTIV[1'Y NUMBER:
�38ufC�1 GAP1fs?f
Fnvnxcini, sr�o�.aTTON: �1mi.nm�
JUL � 1 2009
\lPed�sYS2VShar�VCAPLANl�nsk[ f
HRIGGS 8 MORGRN Fax�612-223 Jul 31 '00 10�1°. P.02
CHAPI`ER IQo. 490
73.F. No. 4127
1 the increment a£ter a division of a parcel in the tax increment
2 financina district. As a zesult, the ozooisions of Minnesota
3 Statutes section 469 1782 snbdioision 1 do not aDply to the
4 distlict.
5 E£FECTZGB AATE: This section is effective the dzy afte:
6 the qovernina bodies of the citv county, and school district,
7 and theix chie° clerical oPficers timelv complete tTeir
8 com liance with Minnesota Statntes, sections 469.1782,
9 subdivision 2, and 645.022, subdivisions 2 and 3.
10 S2C. 39. (MENDOTA HEIGHTS TAX ZNCREMENT £INAD7CZNG
11 DISTRICT; CONTINIIATION.]
12 Notwithstandinq the pYOVisions of Minnesota Statute5_,
13 se ction 469 1764 or any other law tax increment £inancinq
14 distzict No 1 established bv the city of Mendota Heiqhts in
15 1981 shall eontinue in effect foz its oriqinal authorized
16 duration subiect to the condition that except fot esoenditures
17 to pay viceeYistina obliqations desczibed in Minnesota Statutes,
16 section 469 1764 subdivision 5 paxaaxaphs (b) and (c), all
19 future expendituzes o£ tax inerement shall not exceed 54,500,000
20 and shall be limited to the city's freeway road oroject
21 substantially as described in the city's anolication for a gzant
22 from the livable communities demonstration account of the
23 metropolitan livable communities fund.
24 EPFECTIVE DATE: This section is eEfective. the day after
25 appronal by the aoverninq body o£ the city of Mendota 8eiahts
26 and compliance with Minnesota Statutes, section 645.021,
27 subdivision 3_
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3
Subdivision 1: [AIIT30RZZATION.] The qoverninq body of the
h ousinq and zedevelopment authority of the city of St. Paul maY
create a tax increment financing housinq district as orovided in
this section fo= a development containinq both owne=-occupied
and residential rental units for raixed income occupancy.
Subd. 2. (AREA•7 The housinq district authorized in this
5ection maY on19 be created in the northeast Guadrant of .
Axticle 11 Seetion 40 2z2
60 ��
BRIGGS & MO�4GRN Pax�612-223-6450 Jut 31 '00 10�20 P.03
CHAPPER No_ 490
A.F. No. 4127 Q����
0
1 downtown St. Paul, which is defined as the a coximatel 15-ac�e
2 area bounded b Intexstate 94 oa [he north and east, 3ackson
3 Stzeet on the west, and Seventh Street on the south, t ether
; with the west side of Jackson Stieet to midblock between
5 Znterstate 94 and Seoenth Street.
5 Subd. 3. [ZNCOME REQIIIR£M£h'TS FO:t CO.�IN£D oWNE.R-OCCIIPIED
7 pr7D RESIDENTIAL RENTAL DEVII'�P�T'� �a) Notwithstandinq the
g income ze irements in Minnesota Statutes, section 469.179,
g
10
11
12
13
14
�
15
a
16
17,
18
'
19
20
subdivision 11, or 469.1761, a housin distYict in the northeast
adrant means a t e of tax increment £inancin district that
consists of a ro'ect, oz a ortion of a ro"ect, intended £or
occu ane ,�in art, b ersons of low and moderate income as
defined in chaptet 462A Title IZ o£ the National Housinq Act
of 1934; the National Housin Act of 1959; the United States
Housin Act of 1937, as amended; Title 9 of the Housin Act of
1949, as amended: an othez similax zesent oz futuze fedesal
state or municipal leqislation or the regulations promulqated
under an of those acts, as fuzthez set fosth in this sec[ion.
Twent ercent of the units in the development in the housing
@istrict must be occu ied b indiniduals whose famil income is
e al to ox less than 50 ereent o£ area median ross income and
an additional 60 ercent of the units in the develo ment in the
housin distzict must be occu ied b individuals whose famil
ineome u ewal to oi less than 115 Percent of area median gross
� ineo:ne. Twenty pezcent of the units in the development in the
i housin district shall not be sub'ect to an income �limitations.
� b For uz oses of this section, £amil income means the
�.8 median qross income for the azea as detezmined under section 42
�;9 of the Internal Re�enae Code of 1986, as amended. The income
t0 re irements of tnis subdivision shall be deemed !o be satisfied
S1 if the sum of c�ualified owner-oecupied urits and qualified
32 residential rental units eauals the re uired total number of
33 alifaed vnits Ownez-oceupied units must_be initially
34 uzehased and occupied by individuals whose family �income
35 satisfies the income ze iremeats of this subdivision. Fox
36 zesidential rental vro ert , the ineome re irements of this
�
Article il Sectioa 4� Zz3
BRIGGS 8 MORGRN Fax�612-223-6450 Jul 31 '00 10�20 P.04
CHAPTER Na. 490 O � �� ° '
H.F. No. 4127
,
1�_ subdioision avply for the dura:ion o£ the tax inczement district.
2, Lc} The develobment in the housinq district but not the
3' p=oject, does not quali£y ssnder this subdivision if the Eai�
4 mazket value af the improvements vhich are constructed for
5 eommercial uses or for uses other than owner-occupied and rental
6 mixed-income housinq consists of more than 20 percent of the
7 total fair maxket value of the planned improvements in the
8 development plan or aqxeement. The fair market value of the
9
10
11
12
13
1!}
°:e
}5
16
improvements mav be determined usinq the cost of construction
capitalized income, or other a�propriate method of estimatina
ma=ket value.
EFPECTIVE DATE: This section is effective the day aftez
the qoverninq body of the citv oF St. Paul and its chief �
clerical officet timely comply with Minnesota Statutes, section
645.021, subdivisions Z and 3.
Sec. 91. [WINONA TAX INCxEMENT FINANCZNG DISTRICT;
17 RATIFICATION OF EXP£NDITTIR£.J
18 For tax inczement financing distcict No. 2 aDProved by the
19 city of t4inona on August l, 1980, the espendituxe o£ tax
20 inezements be£ore January l, 1998, to finance in part the
21 construction of improvements to the existinq municipal
22 wastewater treatment plant is ratified and deemed an ex penditure
23 within the qeoqraphic area of the tax increment financinq
24 district, and Minnesota Statutes, section 469.1764, does not
25 apply to the tax increment financina district.
26 EPPECTIVE DATE: This section is effective upon approval bv
27 the Winona city council and compliance with Minnesota Statutes
28
29
section 645.021.
Sec. 42. [REDEVELOPY.ENT GRANTS; RZCHFIII,D.J
30 (a) For fiscal year 2001 SS 000 000 is appropriated fzom
31 the qeneral fund to the co�issioner of trade and econo�aic
32 development for a redevelopment qrant or arants to the city of
33 Richfield undex Minnesota Statutes, sections 116J.561 to
34 116J.566.
35 (b) Gzants made under this authority may on19 be used for
36 acquisition aaa site preparacion of residential proDertv in the
A=ticle 11 Section 42 224
`>o --�ta��
CITY OF SAIN'f PAUL
Vo>m Calem¢x, Mayor
September 5, 2000
Secretary of State
100 Constitution Avenue
Room 'i80, State Office Buiiding
Saint Paul, MN 55155
Attention: Renee Coffey
Dear Ms. Coffey:
CITIZEN SERVICE OFFICE
Fred Owusu, City Clerk
I70 City Ha11
IS W KellaggBoulev�d
SaintPau7, M"vuesom SSIO2
r�
�
Te1.: 65/-266-8989
Faz: 6�7-266-8689
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ti � �
l�OQ L7
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FILED v
�Mt•y) SECRELAft� v
CF55A`G Q)
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Attached for fi{ing in the Office of the Secretary of State is a Certificate of Approval by the
City of Saint Paul for Minnesota Laws 2000, Chapter 490, Article 11, Section 40, as
approved by Council file 00-728, adopted on August 9, 2000.
Please time stamp the attached copy of this letter and return it to the Deputy City Clerk, 170
City Hall, 15 W. Kellogg, Saint Paul, MN 55102.
Sincerely,
- �'��.cC / ���a�
Shari Moore
Deputy City Clerk
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CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL OF SPECL4L L3W
BY GOVER�'litiG BODY
(Punuant to Minnesota Statutes, 6�5.02 and 6?5_O21)
STATE OF !�'1\'ESOTA
County oi Ramsey
TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE OF il�ffiVNESOTA:
PLEASE TAICE NOTICE, That the undecsi�ned chief clerical ofncer of the
Citv of Saint Paul
DOES HEREBY CERTffY, that in compliance with the provisions of Laws, �?�0@hapter 490
requirin� approval by a majoriry* vote of the governin� body of said local govemmental unit before i[
becomes effective, the Saint Paul City Council
(desi�nate �oveming body)
2000
at a meetin� duly held on rhe9 th day ofAugus t �, by resolution
(if other than resolution, specify)
did approve said Laws, �zQp Chapter 490
by a �—n majority vote* of ail of the members thereof (Ayes L_; Noes 0_,
.�bsent or not votin� � and the following additional steps, if any, required by statute or charter were
taken:
A copy of the resolution is heceto annexed and made a part of this certificate by reference.
Signed: �9�U �Q
SEAL
.l�e u � C'� C/�,�
(Ofncial desi�nation bf offic°r)
(This form prescribed by the Attorney General and furnished by the Secretazy of Siate as required
in Minnesota Staruces 6?5.021.)
*If extraordinary majority is required by Che special law, insert fraction or percentase here.
Please see reverse side for instructions for completin� this form.
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Presented By
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Committee: Date
RESQLUTION OF THE CITY OF SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA
APPROVING MINNESOTA LAWS 2000, CHAPTER 490,
ARTICLE 11, SECTION 40
WHEREAS, the 2000 session of the Minnesota Legislature passed and the
Governor signed Minnesota Laws, 2000, Chapter 490, Article 11, Section 40 which
authorized the creation of a tax increment financing district for an owner
occupied and residential housing development for mixed income occupancy in the
northeast quadrant of downtown Saint Paul.
WHEREAS, such legislation requires local approval in accordance with
Minnesota Statute §645.021; and
WHEREAS, the City of Saint Paul desires the law to become effective.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of the City of Saint Paul
that Minnesota Laws, 2000, Chapter 490, Article 11, Section 40 is hereby
approved.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the City C1erk is hereby instructed to submit
the appropriate certificate and a copy of this Resolution to the Secretary of
State of the State of Minnesota.
Requested by Department of:
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Adopted by Council: Date �Z,p-D
Adoption Certified by Council Secretary
RESOLUTION
�NTjPAUL, M
By:
Form Approved by City Attorney
By:
By: � \�e� 1^ � —
�� Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council
Approved by Mayor: Date D
By: i�.�'/i'/ By: �� '
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DEPARTMEA]T/OFFICE/COUNCII.: DATE INITIATED GREEN SHEET No.:101692
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CONTACT PERSON & PAONE: WITTAI./DATE A7TfAUt1ATE
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2 DEPARTMENT DIIL 5 CITY COUNCIL
MUSC BE ON COUNCII. AGENDA BY (DATE� �IGN 3 CITY ATTORNEY _ CI'CY CLERK
FINANCIAL SERV DIR. FINANCIAI S�ER��V/ACCTG
AU�uS� 9� 2�0� FNUMBER 4 MAYOR (ORASST.) I BOI/ SCuq�er �
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ORDER
TOTAL # OF SIGNAT[1RE PAGES _1 _(CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR STGNATURE) �
ncrcox �QO�srEn: Sign resolution to approve speciallegislafion that allows creation of a special purpose taY
increment financing. district in the North Quadrant of downtown St. Paul
RECOVIlNENDAITONS: Approve (A) or Reject (R) PERSONAL SERVICE CONTRACl'S MUST ANSWER TfIE FOLLOWING
QUESTIONS:
PLANNING COMbIISSION I. Has this person/fum ever worked u�der a co�hact for this department?
CID COM�9TTEE Yes No
CIVII, SERVICE COMIvIISSION 2. Has this person/fimi ever been a ciry emp]oyee?
Yes No
3. Does this person/finn possess a skiil not normally possessed by any curtent ciry employee?
Yes No
Explain all yes aoswers on separate sheet aod attach to green sheet
INITIAI'ING PROBLEM, ISSUE, OPPORTlJN17'1 (Who, Whay When, Where, Why):
Ta�c Increment law addresses rental and ownership housing sepazately. This new law allows affordability issues to
be addressed jointly in a tax increment disirict which has both ownership and rental housing combined. IYs much
more flexible to work with. In order to implement this special district the City Council must approve the law
passed by the State Legislarion.
ADVANTAGES IF APPROVED:
DISADVANI'AGES IF APPROVED:
DISADVANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED:
TOTAL AMOi7NT OF TRANSACTION: $ COST/REVENUE BUDGETED: r '
NONDING SOURCE: ACTIV[1'Y NUMBER:
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1 the increment a£ter a division of a parcel in the tax increment
2 financina district. As a zesult, the ozooisions of Minnesota
3 Statutes section 469 1782 snbdioision 1 do not aDply to the
4 distlict.
5 E£FECTZGB AATE: This section is effective the dzy afte:
6 the qovernina bodies of the citv county, and school district,
7 and theix chie° clerical oPficers timelv complete tTeir
8 com liance with Minnesota Statntes, sections 469.1782,
9 subdivision 2, and 645.022, subdivisions 2 and 3.
10 S2C. 39. (MENDOTA HEIGHTS TAX ZNCREMENT £INAD7CZNG
11 DISTRICT; CONTINIIATION.]
12 Notwithstandinq the pYOVisions of Minnesota Statute5_,
13 se ction 469 1764 or any other law tax increment £inancinq
14 distzict No 1 established bv the city of Mendota Heiqhts in
15 1981 shall eontinue in effect foz its oriqinal authorized
16 duration subiect to the condition that except fot esoenditures
17 to pay viceeYistina obliqations desczibed in Minnesota Statutes,
16 section 469 1764 subdivision 5 paxaaxaphs (b) and (c), all
19 future expendituzes o£ tax inerement shall not exceed 54,500,000
20 and shall be limited to the city's freeway road oroject
21 substantially as described in the city's anolication for a gzant
22 from the livable communities demonstration account of the
23 metropolitan livable communities fund.
24 EPFECTIVE DATE: This section is eEfective. the day after
25 appronal by the aoverninq body o£ the city of Mendota 8eiahts
26 and compliance with Minnesota Statutes, section 645.021,
27 subdivision 3_
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Subdivision 1: [AIIT30RZZATION.] The qoverninq body of the
h ousinq and zedevelopment authority of the city of St. Paul maY
create a tax increment financing housinq district as orovided in
this section fo= a development containinq both owne=-occupied
and residential rental units for raixed income occupancy.
Subd. 2. (AREA•7 The housinq district authorized in this
5ection maY on19 be created in the northeast Guadrant of .
Axticle 11 Seetion 40 2z2
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1 downtown St. Paul, which is defined as the a coximatel 15-ac�e
2 area bounded b Intexstate 94 oa [he north and east, 3ackson
3 Stzeet on the west, and Seventh Street on the south, t ether
; with the west side of Jackson Stieet to midblock between
5 Znterstate 94 and Seoenth Street.
5 Subd. 3. [ZNCOME REQIIIR£M£h'TS FO:t CO.�IN£D oWNE.R-OCCIIPIED
7 pr7D RESIDENTIAL RENTAL DEVII'�P�T'� �a) Notwithstandinq the
g income ze irements in Minnesota Statutes, section 469.179,
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subdivision 11, or 469.1761, a housin distYict in the northeast
adrant means a t e of tax increment £inancin district that
consists of a ro'ect, oz a ortion of a ro"ect, intended £or
occu ane ,�in art, b ersons of low and moderate income as
defined in chaptet 462A Title IZ o£ the National Housinq Act
of 1934; the National Housin Act of 1959; the United States
Housin Act of 1937, as amended; Title 9 of the Housin Act of
1949, as amended: an othez similax zesent oz futuze fedesal
state or municipal leqislation or the regulations promulqated
under an of those acts, as fuzthez set fosth in this sec[ion.
Twent ercent of the units in the development in the housing
@istrict must be occu ied b indiniduals whose famil income is
e al to ox less than 50 ereent o£ area median ross income and
an additional 60 ercent of the units in the develo ment in the
housin distzict must be occu ied b individuals whose famil
ineome u ewal to oi less than 115 Percent of area median gross
� ineo:ne. Twenty pezcent of the units in the development in the
i housin district shall not be sub'ect to an income �limitations.
� b For uz oses of this section, £amil income means the
�.8 median qross income for the azea as detezmined under section 42
�;9 of the Internal Re�enae Code of 1986, as amended. The income
t0 re irements of tnis subdivision shall be deemed !o be satisfied
S1 if the sum of c�ualified owner-oecupied urits and qualified
32 residential rental units eauals the re uired total number of
33 alifaed vnits Ownez-oceupied units must_be initially
34 uzehased and occupied by individuals whose family �income
35 satisfies the income ze iremeats of this subdivision. Fox
36 zesidential rental vro ert , the ineome re irements of this
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1�_ subdioision avply for the dura:ion o£ the tax inczement district.
2, Lc} The develobment in the housinq district but not the
3' p=oject, does not quali£y ssnder this subdivision if the Eai�
4 mazket value af the improvements vhich are constructed for
5 eommercial uses or for uses other than owner-occupied and rental
6 mixed-income housinq consists of more than 20 percent of the
7 total fair maxket value of the planned improvements in the
8 development plan or aqxeement. The fair market value of the
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improvements mav be determined usinq the cost of construction
capitalized income, or other a�propriate method of estimatina
ma=ket value.
EFPECTIVE DATE: This section is effective the day aftez
the qoverninq body of the citv oF St. Paul and its chief �
clerical officet timely comply with Minnesota Statutes, section
645.021, subdivisions Z and 3.
Sec. 91. [WINONA TAX INCxEMENT FINANCZNG DISTRICT;
17 RATIFICATION OF EXP£NDITTIR£.J
18 For tax inczement financing distcict No. 2 aDProved by the
19 city of t4inona on August l, 1980, the espendituxe o£ tax
20 inezements be£ore January l, 1998, to finance in part the
21 construction of improvements to the existinq municipal
22 wastewater treatment plant is ratified and deemed an ex penditure
23 within the qeoqraphic area of the tax increment financinq
24 district, and Minnesota Statutes, section 469.1764, does not
25 apply to the tax increment financina district.
26 EPPECTIVE DATE: This section is effective upon approval bv
27 the Winona city council and compliance with Minnesota Statutes
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section 645.021.
Sec. 42. [REDEVELOPY.ENT GRANTS; RZCHFIII,D.J
30 (a) For fiscal year 2001 SS 000 000 is appropriated fzom
31 the qeneral fund to the co�issioner of trade and econo�aic
32 development for a redevelopment qrant or arants to the city of
33 Richfield undex Minnesota Statutes, sections 116J.561 to
34 116J.566.
35 (b) Gzants made under this authority may on19 be used for
36 acquisition aaa site preparacion of residential proDertv in the
A=ticle 11 Section 42 224
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CITY OF SAIN'f PAUL
Vo>m Calem¢x, Mayor
September 5, 2000
Secretary of State
100 Constitution Avenue
Room 'i80, State Office Buiiding
Saint Paul, MN 55155
Attention: Renee Coffey
Dear Ms. Coffey:
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Attached for fi{ing in the Office of the Secretary of State is a Certificate of Approval by the
City of Saint Paul for Minnesota Laws 2000, Chapter 490, Article 11, Section 40, as
approved by Council file 00-728, adopted on August 9, 2000.
Please time stamp the attached copy of this letter and return it to the Deputy City Clerk, 170
City Hall, 15 W. Kellogg, Saint Paul, MN 55102.
Sincerely,
- �'��.cC / ���a�
Shari Moore
Deputy City Clerk
Attachments
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CtTY CLERK
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CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL OF SPECL4L L3W
BY GOVER�'litiG BODY
(Punuant to Minnesota Statutes, 6�5.02 and 6?5_O21)
STATE OF !�'1\'ESOTA
County oi Ramsey
TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE OF il�ffiVNESOTA:
PLEASE TAICE NOTICE, That the undecsi�ned chief clerical ofncer of the
Citv of Saint Paul
DOES HEREBY CERTffY, that in compliance with the provisions of Laws, �?�0@hapter 490
requirin� approval by a majoriry* vote of the governin� body of said local govemmental unit before i[
becomes effective, the Saint Paul City Council
(desi�nate �oveming body)
2000
at a meetin� duly held on rhe9 th day ofAugus t �, by resolution
(if other than resolution, specify)
did approve said Laws, �zQp Chapter 490
by a �—n majority vote* of ail of the members thereof (Ayes L_; Noes 0_,
.�bsent or not votin� � and the following additional steps, if any, required by statute or charter were
taken:
A copy of the resolution is heceto annexed and made a part of this certificate by reference.
Signed: �9�U �Q
SEAL
.l�e u � C'� C/�,�
(Ofncial desi�nation bf offic°r)
(This form prescribed by the Attorney General and furnished by the Secretazy of Siate as required
in Minnesota Staruces 6?5.021.)
*If extraordinary majority is required by Che special law, insert fraction or percentase here.
Please see reverse side for instructions for completin� this form.
cerzauth.p6� Rev.7/98