CR 05-051 Block 64 - Deed Contamination Application
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NOPKINS
April 12, 2005
Council Report 2005-051
DEED CONTAMINATION INVESTIGATION APPLICATION - BLOCK 64
Proposed Action:
Staff recommends adoption of the following motion: Move to approve Resolution
2005-036 authorizina staff submittal of Contamination Investiaation Grant
application to Minnesota Department of Emplovment and Economic Development
(DEED) in coniunction with the proposed Block 64 redevelopment.
Overview
As part of the proposed redevelopment of the Block 64 site by GPS Financial, staff has
been asked to support and submit a grant application for environmental contamination
investigation to DEED. Various forms of soil contamination appear to exist on the site
and must be addressed before any development such as the one proposed by GPS
Financial can occur. Grant funds will be used for contamination investigation and RAP
development assistance.
Applicants for the grant funds must be municipalities or other such agencies. Therefore,
Hopkins would act as the official sponsor and applicant. GPS Financial has agreed to
be responsible for all costs associated with the application including any local match
required.
The total amount of the grant request is $24,297. It is anticipated that additional grant
funds from DEED, the Met Council and/or Hennepin County will be sought to offset the
costs of environmental contamination clean-up once the investigation work is complete.
Primary Issues to Consider
Existing site contamination must be addressed in order for this property to be
redeveloped. GPS Financial has agreed to assume all costs associated with this grant
application. As a result, staff recommends authorizing the submittal of this application.
Financial Impact: $ 0 Budgeted: Y/N
Related Documents (CIP, ERP, etc.):
Notes:
Source:
CITY OF HOPKINS
HENNEPIN COUNTY, MINNESOTA
RESOLUTION 2005-036
. RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING APPLICATION TO THE MINNESOTA
DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND ECONOMIC DEVELOMENT
CONTAMINATION INVESTIGATION GRANT PROGRAM, COMMITTING
LOCAL MATCH AND AUTHORIZING CONTRACT SIGNATURES
WHEREAS the City of Hopkins is a participant in the Livable Communities Act's
Housing Incentives Program for 2005 as determined by the Metropolitan Council,
and is therefore eligible to make application for funds under this program; and
WHEREAS the City has identified a clean-up project within the City located at
Mainstreet between 5th and 6th Avenue for redevelopment by GPS Financial that
meets the purposes and criteria of this program; and
WHEREAS the City has the legal authority to apply for financial assistance and
the institutional, managerial and financial capability to ensure adequate project
administration; and
WHEREAS the City certifies that it will comply with all applicable laws and
regulations as stated in the contract agreements; and
WHEREAS the City agrees to act as legal sponsor for the project contained in
the grant application submitted on May 1, 2005 and that City staff is hereby
authorized to apply to the Department of Employment and Economic
Development for funding this project; and
WHEREAS the sources and amounts of the local match identified in the
application are committed to the project identified; and
WHEREAS the City has not violated any Federal, State or local laws pertaining
to fraud, bribery, graft, kickbacks, collusion, conflict of interest or other unlawful
or corrupt practice;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that upon approval of its application by
the state, the City 9f Hopkins may enter into an agreement with the State of
Minnesota for the above-referenced project and that the City of Hopkins certifies
that it will comply with all applicable laws and regulation as stated in all contract
agreements.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City of Hopkins Mayor and City Manager
are authorized to execute such agreements as are necessary to implement the
project on behalf of the applicant.
Adopted by the City Council of the City of Hopkins, Minnesota, this day
of , 2005.
Eugene J. Maxwell, Mayor
ATTEST:
Terry Obermaier, City Clerk
FY 04 -FY 05
"lUlsi".tj "VV~ Y Depanment.t Employment
~lniies&l;;t
CONTAMINATION INVESTIGATION AND RAP
DEVELOPMENT
GRANT APPLICATION
Cover Page
Applicant: City of Hopkins ("the City")
Head of Applicant Agency: Richard Getschow. City Manager
Applicant Address: 1010 1st Street South
City: Hopkins Zip Code: 55343
Project Contact Person: Jim Kerrigan. Director of Economic Development & Planning
Phone: 952-548-6340
Fax: 952-935-1834
E-mail: ikerrigan\al.hopkins.mn.com
Application Author/Preparer: Landmark Environmental. LLC
Phone: 952-887-9601
E-mail: pbungert@.landmarkenv.com
Department of Employment and Economic Development
500 Metro Square -121 7th Place East. Saint Paul, MN 55] 0 1.2112 . USA
651.297.1291 . 800.657.3858 . Faz: 651.296-1290 . TTY/TPD: 651-282-6142 -800.366.2906 . www.ded.slate.11ln.us
An equal oPPot'wllltll emploger and service p1'iJvlder.
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I. SITE INFORMATION
1. Name of Site: Block 64 - City of Hopkins - Redeyelopment Proiect No. I
Site address: The Property is one city block on the Main Street of downtown Hopkins
between 5th and 6th Ayenue North. It is an unsiiilitlylbliiilitedlunderutilized mix of
commercial and residential property. currently under multiple ownership, with multiple
addresses. The current addresses. moying clockwise from the northwest comer of Block 64.
are:
Multi-unit Apartment Bldg.
Single Family Home
Hopkins Park Plaza Hotel-
6 bldgs (transient housing)
Sinclair Gas Station
Main Street USA
Single Family Home
336 Avenue North, Hopkins, MN 55343
44 5th Avenue North, Hopkins, MN 55343
517 Main Street/IO, 14,24,30, and 36 5th Avenue
North, Hopkins, MN 55343
501 Main Street, Hopkins, MN 55343
525 Main Street, Hopkins, MN 55343
15 6th Avenue North, Hopkins, MN 55343
City (or Township): Hopkins County: Hennepin ("the County")
Minnesota 2002 Legislative District: #44A Zip Code: 55343
(Note: The Minnesota Legislature has a tool to look up legistative district numbers. You must have a precise
address and know the zip code of the site. Go to: htto:!!maos.commissions.1eg.state.mn.us!website!districts!)
2. Is applicant enrolled in an MPCA Program? Yes. Two properties are MPCA Leaking
Underground Storage Tank Sites:
VIC Prog. LD:
VPIC Prog. LD:
LUST Prog. LD: 14780
LUST Prog. LD: 9782
VIC Project Manager
VPIC Proj.Manager
LUST Proj. Manager: Jessica Ebertz
LUST Proj. Manager: Jessica Ebertz
Phone:
Phone:
Phone: 651-297-8594
Phone: 651-297-8594
Other:
3. Is the project site publicly or privately owned? Privately
Current property owner(s): See Table immediately following
When was the property purchased? See Table For what amount? See Table
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Purchase Purchase
Address Current 0" ner Date Amouut
336 Avenue North
44 5th Avenue North
517 Main Street/lO, 14,24,30,
and 36 5th Avenue North
SO 1 Main Street
525 Main Street
15 6th Avenue North
33 6 Avenue North Partners
Limited Partnership
GPS Financial
5th Avenue Partnership, LLC
Sinclair Marketing
A1exandr M. Teplitski
GPS Financial
No sale mformahon
on file with County
10/04 $217,000
No sale information
on file with County
No sale information
on file with County
12/02 $120,000
10/04 $225,000
Who will own the site during investigation? The maiority ofthe site will be under
ownership ofGPS Financial Properties. LLC (referred to herein as "GPS Financial"; See Table
immediately following
When was/will the property purchased? See Table For what amount? See Table
0" ner during Pnrchase Pm'chasc
Adllrcss Investigation Date Amonnt
336 Avenue North
44 5th Avenue North
517 Main Street/lO, 14,24,30,
and 36 5th Avenue North
SO I Main Street
525 Main Street
15 6th Avenue North
GPS Fmanclal
GPS Financial
Purchase in negotiation
GPS Financial
GPS Financial
Properties, LLC
GPS Financial
2006
10/04
unknown
06/05
06/05
10/04
$3,250,000
$217,000
NA
$565,000
$629,900
$225,000
Who will own the site during cleanup? GPS Financial Properties, LLC; See Table
immediately following
When will the property purchased? See Table For what amount? See Table
0\\ ner during l)urchasc l>urchasc
Address C1eanu ) Date Amonnt
336 Avenue North
44 5th Avenue North
517 Main Street/l 0, 14,24,30,
and 36 5th Avenue North
50 I Main Street
525 Main Street
15 6th Avenue North
GPS Fmanclal
GPS Financial
Purchase in negotiation
GPS Financial
GPS Financial
GPS Financial
2006
10/04
unknown
06/05
06/05
10/04
$3,250,000
$217,000
NA
$565,000
$629,900
$225,000
Who will own the site after cleanup? GPS Financial Properties, LLC; See Table
immediately following
When will the property purchased? See Table For what amount? See Table
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0" ner after Purehase Purehase
Address Cleanup Date Amouut
FY 04 - FY 05
336 Avenue North
44 5th Avenue North
517 Main Street/lO, 14,24,30,
and 36 5th Avenue North
50 I Main Street
525 Main Street
15 6th Avenue North
GPS FmanClal
GPS Financial
Purchase in negotiation
2006
10104
unkown
GPS Financial
GPS Financial
GPS Financial
06/05
06/05
10/04
$3,250,000
$217,000
NA
$565,000
$629,900
$225,000
Who will own the project site during development? GPS Financial Properties. LLC; See
Table immediately following
When will the property be purchased? See Table For what amount? See Table
0\\ ner during Purchase Purchase
Address Denio lInent Date Amount
336 Avenue North
44 5th Avenue North
517 Main Street/I 0, 14,24,30,
and 36 5th Avenue North
50 I Main Street
525 Main Street
15 6th Avenue North
GPS FmancIaI
GPS Financial
GPS Financial
2006
10104
unkown
GPS Financial
GPS Financial
GPS Financial
06/05
06/05
10104
$3,250,000
$217,000
NA
$565,000
$629,900
$225,000
Who will own the project site after development? GPS Financial Properties. LLC: See Table
immediately following
When will the property be purchased? See Table For what amount? See Table
0" ner after Pnrehase Purehase
Address Development Date Amount
336 Avenue North
44 5th Avenue North
517 Main Street/IO, 14,24,30,
and 36 5th Avenue North
50 I Main Street
525 Main Street
15 6th Avenue North
GPS FmancIaI 2006
GPS Financial 10104
GPS Financial unknown
GPS Financial 06/05
GPS Financial 06/05
GPS Financial 10/04
$3,250,000
$217,000
NA
$565,000
$629,900
$225,000
4. Name(s) of current environmental consultant and legal counsel if applicable
Consultant: Landmark Environmental. LLC
Phone: 952-887-9601
Attorney: Michael Broich. Esq.
Phone: 612-317-4751
5. Legal description of the site: See Table immediately following
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44 5th Avenue North
517 Main Street/IO, 14, 24,
30, and 36 5th Avenue North
501 Main Street
525 Main Street
15 6th Avenue North
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Auditors Sub Division Number 242 Auditors Sub Division Number
242 that part of lots 2 and 3 lying between I" St. N as opened and
the S line of Lot 5 Block 64 West Minneapolis 2nd Division Ext Ely
also lot I to 5 Incl Blk 64 West Minneapolis 2nd Division (PID#
2411722420005)
AUDITORS SUBD. NO. 242 AUDITORS SUBD. NO. 242 LOT
006 BLK N 75 FT OF THAT PART OF LOT 6 LYING S OF S
LINE OF 1ST STN EX ST
AUDITORS SUBD. NO. 242 AUDITORS SUBD. NO. 242 LOT
004 BLK
AUDITORS SUBD. NO. 242 AUDITORS SUBD. NO. 242 LOT
006 BLK S 68 5110 FT OF N 2435/10 FT OF THAT PART OF
LOT 6 LYING S OF S LINE OF 1ST ST N AS OPENED EX
ROAD
AUDITORS SUBD. NO. 242 AUDITORS SUBD. NO. 242 LOT
006 BLK S 100FT OFN 175 FT OF THAT PART OF LOT 6
LYING S OF S LINE OF 1ST ST N AS OPENED EX ROAD
AUDITORS SUBD. NO. 242 AUDITORS SUBD. NO. 242 LOT
006 BLK THAT PART OF LOT 6 LYING N OF THE S 224 FT
THEREOF AND S OF A LINE PAR WITH AND 243 511 0 FT S
FROM S LINE OF 1ST ST N AS OPENED EX ROAD
AUDITORS SUBD. NO. 242 AUDITORS SUBD. NO. 242 LOT
006 BLK N 114 FT OF S 224 FT EX ROAD
WEST MINNEAPOLIS 2ND DIVISION WEST MINNEAPOLIS
2ND DIVISION LOT BLK 064 LOT 7 AND N 3 FT OF LOT 8
ALSO THAT PART OF S 53 FT OF N 2152/10 FT OF LOT 3
AUD SUBD NO 242 LYING W OF E 60 FT THEREOF
AUDITORS SUBD. NO. 242 AUDITORS SUBD. NO. 242 LOT 5
AND THE S IlOFTOFLOT6EX ST
West Minneapolis 2nd Division West Minneapolis 2nd Division Lot
Block 064 Lots 9, 10 and II Block 64 West Minneapolis 2nd
Division also that part of Lot 3 and Subdivision number 242 lying
S ofWL Y Ext ofN Line of Lot 4 of said AUD Subdivision, PID #
2411722420166
WEST MINNEAPOLIS 2ND DIVISION WEST MINNEAPOLIS
2ND DIVISION LOT 006 BLK 064 LOT 6 BLK 64 W MPLS
SECOND DIV AND THE S 50 FT OF N 162 211 0 FT OF LOT 3
5
FY 04-FY 05
AUD SUBD NO 242 HENN CO MINN
6. Attach an accurate and legible site and location map that shows:
a) The current condition of the site including labeled structures;
b) The proposed development of the site including labeled structures; and
c) The suspected location(s) of contamination.
Please see the attached Figures in Tab I:
Figure I: Site Map showing current condition of the site including labeled structures
(prepared by Rehder and Associates. Inc.. land surveyors)
Figure 2: Site Map showing proposed redevelopment of the site including labeled
structures (prepared by ESG. architects)
Figure 3: Site Map showing suspected locations of contamination
(pre1;lared bv Rehder and Associates. Inc.. land surveyors)
Please attach photographs, in addition to maps, if they are ayailable.
Please see the attached photographs in Tab 2:
7. Acreage of Site: 3.4735 acres
Sq. Ft. of Site: 151.304 square feet
8. Zoning/Land use:
Commercial_x_Residential_x_
Other (specify)
A. Current:
Industrial
Mixed use
B. What the is expected zoning/land use after investigation and cleanup:
Commercial Residential
Other (specify) Planned Urban Development
Industrial
Mixed Use
9. Current economic condition:
Vacant lot
Developed site
(explain below)
This will be written based upon the facts in the appraisal. which we are in the
process of obtaining, Please see the Appraisal. in Appendix A. Tab 3.
10. Ifthe site is currently developed with unoccupied buildings, how long have the
buildings been vacant? None of the buildings are unoccupied at this time.
II. Please describe the condition of any buildings on the Site?
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Address OCCII Jallt Bllildill" COlldition
336' Avenue North
44 5th Avenue North
517 Main Street/lO, 14,24,30,
and 36 5th Avenue North
501 Main Street
525 Main Street
15 6th Avenue North
Renters
Renter
Renters
Use appraisal
Use appraisal
Use appraisal
Sinclair Station
Used car lot
Renters
Use appraisal
Use appraisal
Use appraisal
12. Please describe how Site redevelopment will spur adjacent development?
Redevelopment will eliminate significant environmental hazards on the City's
Main Street. and eliminate properties defined by the City as blighted.
Redevelopment will establish additional residential deyelopment that fulfills the
City's long term goals for its historic Main Street.
The Block 64 City of Hopkins redevelopment proiect is already spurring another
proiect being developed by The Cornerstone Group. This involves redeveloping
the former Luther Honda site to the west on Main Street by adding
condominiums. townhouses and retail in addition to our site. Together. these
proiects improve the City downtown area east of its current demarcation and
improve the overall appearance to the easternmost entrance to the City along
Main Street. Block 64 is the primary entrance intersection from Highway 169.
II. SITE HISTORY
13. Please attach a brief synopsis on the history and general background of this site. This
includes but is not limited to former uses and occupants of the site, suspected causes of
contamination, etc. Also describe the current condition ofthe site and include a description
of existing structures and existing occupants of the site.
The Propertv is one city block on the Main Street of downtown Hopkins between
5th and 6th A yenue North. Historical aerial photographs shows that the southern
portion of the parcel was deyeloped by 1937. while the remaining portion was
agricultural fields or partially wooded open space. The southeast comer of the
Property (now a Sinclair Gas Station) has been developed for commercial use
since approximately the 1930s and was a gas station since the 1950s. The
Property became residential in 1945 and 1949 when two single family homes
were constructed. By 1950. the southwest comer (now a used car lot known as
Mainstreet USA) was a filling station. The six buildings used for transient
housing (known as Hopkins Park Plaza Hotel) were constructed primarily in
1951. In 1974. the 6th Avenue North multi-unit apartment building was
constructed. Former use has resulted in the following suspected causes of
contamination:
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336 Avenue North
44 Sth Avenue North
S17 Main Street/I 0, 14,24,30,
and 36 Sth Avenue North
SO 1 Main Street
15 6th Avenue North
Asbestos, lead-based paint; potential fill materials
Asbestos, lead-based paint; potential fill materials
Asbestos, lead-based paint; potential fill materials
and LUST site at 36 Sth A venue North
LUST site, and
asbestos, lead-based paint; potential fill materials
Former UST never investigated and
asbestos, lead-based paint; potential fill materials
Asbestos, lead-based aint; potential fill materials
525 Main Street
The table in Section II. II provides information about existing occupants and
existing conditions. The current condition of the site is an
unsightlvlblighted/underutilized mish-mash of commercial and residential
propertv. This use is inappropriate for the Citv's Main Street. The Propertv
currentlv supports the structures itemized in Section II. 11. including a multi-unit
apartment building. two non-homesteaded single familv homes. a used car lot
known as Mainstreet USA. a Sinclair Station with groundwater monitoring wells.
and a slightlv seedv weeklv rental hotel complex consisting of six buildings. The
block is zoned under the Citv's new Comp Plan as R-4 Medium High Densitv
Multiple Familv/Planned Unit Development.
Six of the parcels are owned bv 5th Avenue Partnership LLC and make UP the
Hopkins Park Plaza Hotel ("the Plaza Hotel"). The Plaza Hotel provides transient
housing. renting rooms bv the week. The Citv is beginning condemnation
proceedings as of June 2005.
III. CONTAMINATION INVESTIGATION INFORMATION
14. Current status ofthe investigation.
A. Is the site enrolled in the MPCA VIC Program? No
B. Has a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment been completed? Yes
If so, attach a copy of the Phase I to this report.
A Phase I Environmental Site Assessment. prepared bv Cooper Engineering
Companv. Inc.. in February 2005. is attached as Appendix B in Tab 4.
C. Do you have an approved work plan to begin implementation of a Phase II? Yes
D. Has any of the work plan been implemented? No
E. Please provide copies of any approval and/or comment letters you have received from
the MPCA VIC Program and also provide copies of any reports documenting
investigation activities that have been conducted at the site to date. NA
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15. If any soil or water samples have already been collected, briefly summarize the identified
contamination at the site to date (identified compounds, concentration, etc.). Also
summarize the objective of the future planned investigation. Soil and/or water samples
were taken as part ofthe LUST investigations.
Sinclair Gas Station 501 Main Street 14780
Main Street USA 525 Main Street 9782
RI/CAD
LSI
IV. COST ANALYSIS
BUDGET
16. What are the total investigation and RAP development costs? $28.911
17. How much are you requesting from DEED? (This amount cannot exceed $50,000 or 75%
of the total cost, whichever is less.) The Citv is seeking $21.683.25. or 75% of the
investigation and RAP development costs. The Citv is also seeking 75% of the cost of the
ESA. or which cost $2.613.75.
Complete the budget table below. If you have already completed a Phase I investigation, you
may include that cost in your budget in addition to the future investigation & RAP development
costs to be incurred.
UDGET SOURCES & USES
ligibte Activities for
nvestigation and RAP
evelopment
Date(s) DEED Locat Local
% Complete Completed Request + Match # I Match # 2
mmlyy +
100% 03/05 $2,613.75 $0 $0
0% 08/05 $21,683.25 $0 $0
Total- Investigation & RAP Development:
Total
Phase I ESA
hase 11, RAP Development
$2,613.75
$21,683.25
$24,297.00
18. Are any costs listed in this budget eligible for funding from other funding sources? No
19. If any of the activities listed above are partially or fully completed, how were those activities
financed? The Phase I ESA was paid for bv GPS Financial
FINANCING
20. Please submit an audit, or financial statement if an audit is. not available, from the
municipality in which the site is located. The City audit or financial statement is attached as
Appendix C. Tab 5.
21. Is there a possibility that the site will be cleaned up without DEED money? _ Yes _ No
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Explain your above yes or no answer.
V. SITE VALUE
22. What is the current assessed value of the site? $7.419.00 (land and buildings)
23. What is the estimated assessed value of the site should contamination be found and
remediation completed? Land value only. because all buildings will be demolished
What is the estimated assessed value of the site after redevelopment? $99.866.250
A. How were these figures determined? Citv Tax Assessor
B. Who determined them? Sid Inman. Ehlers & Associates. Consultant to Citv in Public
Financing
VI. REDEVELOPMENT POTENTIAL
24. Explain the likely use of the site after investigation and cleanup.
The site will be redeveloped into the Hopkins Main Street Residential Campus.
The campus includes retail. parking. and residential components. It will be
designed to meet the Citv's recentlv adopted goals for its downtown overlav
district. such as:
Goal!: Preserve the small-town. unique character of Maintreet Hopkins
Goal 2: Complement the existing historic architecture
Goal 3: Enhance the pedestrian orientation of downtown Hopkins
The residential component will face the Citv's historic Main Street and will
provide 8.800 square feet of retail space; this will draw consumers to the eastern
edge of Main Street near its primary entrance from Highway 169. An
underground parking garage with approximately 360 parking stalls will provide
needed parking for a growing communitv. The residential component includes
approximatelv 270 active adult 55+ age grOUP condominium units. The units will
be in six different buildings. each five stories. Each unit will have an elevator to
the garage level. There will be a common room available for private functions
through the association and a librarv for association use. The common space
between the buildings will have 16 surface level parking spaces and a park setting
for nice weather gatherings. Four units will have a visitor guest suite available for
short term rentals. This will allow association owners to have familv or friends
stav with them. vet not in their condominium if space is a factor.
25. If the site will be redeveloped for residential use, provide the following data:
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TOTAL # OF RENTAL UNITS TO BE DEVELOPED Four
Monthly rental cost per unit $250 day - guest amenity for visitor use onlv
Number of affordable units Zero
Construction cost per unit $213.636
TOTAL # OF OWNER-OCCUPIED UNITS TO BE DEVELOPED Two hundred twenty
Purchase price per unitlhome Average price is $256.000
Number of affordable units/homes Zero
Construction cost per unit $213.636
* Housing developments should include an affordability component.
26. What are the current property taxes on the site?
Address Taxes
336 Avenue North
44 5th Avenue North
517 Main Street/IO, 14,24,30,
and 36 5th Avenue North
50 I Main Street
525 Main Street
15 6th Avenue North
$3,768
$2,566
$79,219
$7,702
$11,592
$7,220
27. What are the projected property taxes for the site when the site is cleaned and developed?
$1.072.452
VII. JOB CREATION & RETENTION
28. Project the number of new full-time jobs that will be created after cleanup and development
of the site. Approximately 150, construction related
NEW JOBS TABLE
Position Title
Total # of
Full-Time
Jobs
125
Total # of Part-
Time Jobs
Annual Wage
per Job
Expected
Hiring Date
25
Construction
29. State the number offull-time jobs that will be retained as a direct result of this site's
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development?
Total Retained Jobs: 15
RETA~DJOBSTABLE
Position Title Total # of Total # ofPart- Annual Wage Former
Full-Time Time Jobs per Job Location of
Jobs Retained Jobs
5 5
Retail
3 2
Condo Association
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PROJECT SCHEDULE
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VII. THIRD PARTY/COMPANY COMMITMENT INFORMATION
31. If there is a commitment from a third party to develop on the site, please complete the
following:
Third Party/Company Name: GPS Financial GrouP. LLC
Contact Person: Andrew Jones
Title: Vice President Design and Construction
Phone Number (include area code): 952-807-4193
32. Please attach a commitment letter from the developer or attach other commitment
documentation. (If you cannot obtain a commitment letter from the developer, please
explain.) The developer commitment letter is attached as Appendix D at Tab 6.
VIII. PAYMENT INFORMATION
33. List below the appropriate information to indicate where grant payments should be made.
Mailing Address: 1010 1st Street South. Hopkins. MN 55343
Contact Person: Citv Manager
E-mail address:ikerriganlaJ.hopkins.mn.com
Telephone Number (include area code): 952-548-6340
Fax Number (include area code): 952-935-1834
Minnesota Identification Number:
State of Minnesota vendor number
Federal Employer Identification Number:
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IX. RESOLUTIONS
34. Resolutions must be adopted prior to submission of the application package. The two
required elements are:
I. A resolution from the governing body of the city where the project site is
located, which approves the application.
2. A resolution from the applicant committing to the local match and
authorizing contract signatures. (Note: pursuant to M.S. 412.201,
Statutory Cities must authorize both the Mayor and Clerk to execute all
contracts.)
The resolutions are attached as Appendix E at Tab 7.
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