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Economic Development Commission Minutes <br />July 20, 2010 <br />Page 2 of 3 <br />------------------------- - - - - -- <br />While reviewing the proposed language under the financial incentive section, the EDC <br />felt that the language made it unclear as to the responsibilities of the EDC versus the <br />Planning Commission in regard to business subsidies. <br />MARK JURCHEN MOVED TO STRONGLY RECOMMEND TO THE <br />PLANNING COMMISSION THAT THE FOLLOWING AMENDMENTS BE <br />MADE TO THE COMP PLAN: <br />• LINES 15 -20: "FINANCIAL INCENTIVES" — "FINANCIAL INCENTIVES <br />ARE AN IMPORTANT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT TOOL FOR THE <br />CITY TO USE. THE CITY HAS THE ABILITY TO UTILIZE A NUMBER OF <br />INCENTIVES WHICH ARE DESCRIBED IN THE CITY'S BUSINESS <br />SUBSIDY POLICY" <br />• REMOVE ITEMS 1 -5 <br />• REMOVE THE SENTENCE FROM LINES 30 AND 31 <br />CINDY RIECK SECONDED THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED 3 -0. <br />The EDC noted that there are many statutes regulating business subsidies and to list <br />information in the comp plan may conflict with statute or with the City's Business <br />Subsidy Plan. The EDC stated that it would like the chance to draft a business subsidy <br />plan and then review it with the Planning Commission. <br />4. City Business Subsidy Plan <br />Sheila Haverkamp explained that the law requires cities to have Business Subsidy <br />Policies in place if it intends to offer incentives to businesses. <br />Sheila Haverkamp reviewed the City's Business Subsidy Policy. Mayor Adams stated <br />that she felt the City's plan is not user friendly and hard to understand. Sheila Haverkamp <br />stated that most business subsidy policies cover the same content. She reviewed five <br />business subsidy policies that were distributed by the Clerk. <br />It was suggested that while revising the City's policy, an application form be drafted so <br />that businesses will understand what is required. <br />It was the consensus of the EDC to review the sample policies and be prepared to have a <br />work session in August to begin redrafting the City's Business Subsidy policy. It was <br />also noted that it would be important to keep the policy simple and straight forward and <br />that it may be best to separate JobZ so that when the program is done it can be eliminated <br />from the policy. <br />�. 5. Next Meeting_ Date — August 17 <br />
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