you you good evening ladies and gentlemen it is now 5:30 and I will call this regular meeting of the Burnsville City Council to order it is our tradition to stand for a moment of silence followed by the Pledge of Allegiance and we invite you to join us I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands one nation under God indivisible with liberty and justice for all we have announcements this evening our announcements have to do with all of our upcoming meetings regular council meetings are scheduled for Tuesday July 2nd which is cancelled due to the holiday and we have Tuesday July 16th at 5:30 p.m. and we have a work session scheduled for Tuesday July 9th at 5:30 p.m. all meetings are held here in the council chambers and we are in the midst of our budgets and in the spirit of transparency our budget meetings are scheduled we for the review of the maximum tax levy and the capital improvement plan is scheduled for Tuesday September 10th we have Department presentations scheduled at that time as well we have the adoption of the max tax levy that's Tuesday September 17th at 5:30 p.m. we have a budget work session scheduled for Tuesday October 29th at 5:30 p.m. another budget work session on Tuesday November 12 at 5:30 p.m. and then we adopt the levy and a budget on Tuesday December 3rd at 5:30 p.m. and the public is invited to all of our budget meetings and if not we'll also have a budget on the website and we will have that virtual interactive experience on the website for the budget and all meetings are held here in the council chambers this evening we have a representative from the Minnesota Parks and Recreation who will present an award of excellence for Archer Park and mr. Beck are you going to introduce our guests good evening madam mayor and council I'm pleased on behalf of our Parks and Recreation Department to be introducing Tracy Peterson she's here on behalf of our Minnesota Recreation and Parks Association annually they reach out to the state to find out about innovative things that are going on to hear about excellent projects and whatnot and we were able to submit one for Archer Park and are excited to have her here this evening to present that award thank you welcome I appreciate appreciate your having me as Garrett mentioned I'm Tracy Peterson I'm a member of the awards committee for Mr PA which was the Minnesota Recreation and Park Association I'm also the director in Shoreview it's an honor to be here tonight to present an award to Burnsville for Archer Park I just want to take a few minutes to tell you about the Association it was formed in 1937 to foster the development and growth of parks and recreation throughout the state there's our about 900 members currently as a part of the Association in 1987 the awards committee was formed with the purpose of acknowledging individuals and agencies who had projects that represented parks and recreation the members consist of a cross-section of corporate professional retirees from across the state the goal is to increase appreciation and awareness for parks trails facilities programs and services in our state member OPA members we may nominate a category for cat for six different categories administrative our management strategies marketing and communications Perkin facility programming and events sponsorships or volunteer initiatives on behalf of the awards committee it is my pleasure tonight to present an MRP award to the city of Burnsville for Archer Park the committee appreciated burns bills unique innovative and forward-thinking approach to finding a safe site to meet the needs of the Burnsville archery community we were also impressed with the collaborative in working with the archery community and with thinking creatively to meet the project budget the awards committee would like to recognize garret back who nominated this project for an award of excellence as well as John safer from Schafer archery and Stantec for working cohesively together to build one of the nicest ranges in the state and one of the top in the Midwest again congratulations to the city of Burnsville Thank You mr. Peterson mr. Beck is there to receive that award thank you thank you one other announcement on June 26th through the 28th the quorum of the Burnsville City Council will be participating in the League of Minnesota cities annual conference in Duluth Minnesota so no official action will be taken at this meeting that the majority of the council will be present at but I need to just let everyone know that the council will be at the League of Minnesota cities annual conference in Duluth the next item on the agenda is citizens comments this is the opportunity for anyone any audience to address the council on an item that is not on the printed agenda and not an application form that will be coming before us at a future date is there anyone who wishes to address the council seeing no one we will move on the next is for emergency items Oni and this is additions to the final agenda miss McCauley are there any emergency items there are not madam mayor thank you members of the council thank you now we move on to the consent agenda the consent agenda is a group of items that's considered to be routine and will be enacted by one motion however an item on the consent agenda can be removed for a separate discussion and vote is there anyone who wishes an item and a consent agenda to be removed for a separate discussion and vote miss McCauley no madam mayor members of the council may I have a motion to adopt the consent agenda please move to approve second there is a motion and a second all in favor please say aye opposed say nay and the motion carries thank you we now move on to the first item on the regular agenda and that is 5a and this is a public hearing to approve a wine and three 2% on sale license for Cheers Pablo Burnsville LLC doing businesses cheers Pablo burns are located at one three nine one five Aldridge Avenue South presenting this evening our city clerk mr. Collins thank you madam mayor yes this evening we do have to have public hearing that the seating for chairs Pablo because during the renewal process it was discovered that they are changing ownership effective July 1st which would be the renewal date and also that they are intending to change the location their location now is on Alta Jabba to south and they're going to be moving to Travellers trail at this time the new license information has been sent to the alcohol and gambling enforcement for inspection and approval the main principles involved in this license have been investigated and nothing was found to deny the license miss Ellenson is here available this evening if you have any questions this is a public hearing and I stand for any questions any questions for Miss Collins thank you this is a public hearing is there anyone who wishes to speak to this item anyone who wishes to speak to this item seeing no one I will close the public hearing I think we're familiar is there anything particular that you want to address or that just come up to the podium over here but I think you're you're good I think everything you've already applied for your liquor license and a change of ownership it's all in this yeah congratulations thank you okay when you're ready to do that we'll be there yes okay thank you Miss Ava's thank you okay members of the council I need a motion I would like to make a motion to approve them and councilmember Schultz makes the motion second second by councilmember workman all in favor please say aye aye opposed say nay and emotion carries congratulations yeah look forward to your opening when do you open yes I know I will I will thank you congratulations the next item is 5b and this is a public hearing this is an Economic Development Authority proposal to adopt a modification to the development program for the development of district number one to establish tax increment financing district number nine and to adopt a tax increment financing plan and to enter into a business subsidy agreement presenting this evening is mr. 9 house economic development coordinator good evening mr. Niehaus thank you madam mayor members of the council the application before you is focused on two parcels on River Ridge Circle you may recall that about a decade ago there was a hotel on these two parcels that was demolished the land has been vacant for that decade and the applicant purchased the land last year they are looking to maximize the site with an 81 thousand square foot office warehouse facility and in order to allow them to do that they are asking for the creation of a TIF district the site has some slopes to it they are going to be building retaining walls that will probably be about 13 feet high plus a lot of earth work and a lot of soils work the the TIF would be specifically to offset that additional work that will be needed to do to maximize the site it will be an economic development district so it will have a nine year life and we are looking at in today's value two hundred forty seven thousand dollars worth of TIF to do that site prep the agreement also calls for there to be at least 20 jobs at at least 20 dollars an hour in in the agreement the Economic Development Commission reviewed this at their May meeting and they had a question regarding whether we could require that the developer utilize enhanced building materials to get the TIF we have checked with our legal counsel that is something that council and EDA could do if you so desire the EDC referenced the fact that the project would be in the Gateway to Burnsville we actually do have a Gateway district there these two parcels are not in the Gateway district so they would not be bound by the Gateway design framework staff would recommend that if you do want to have enhanced materials that you utilize our architectural hand handout and request that they do either better or best Auto out of that handout and we can obviously add that to the development agreement if that is the desire of council and the eda that also i we think brings up a larger policy question if you if you want to do that for this this TIF district you may want to consider on the larger policy issue do you want to have that be amended to our business up state policy and require enhanced material whenever we give TIF the EDC did recommend the creation of this district and staff also recommends on the adoption of the resolution to create the district and to give the business subsidy the developer is here on the developer would like to address Council regarding his plans and with with your approval madam mayor I'd like to ask mr. Allens who come up and talk to the council Thank You mr. Allen welcome madam mayor members of council skip thank you nice to be here I can I can tell you that I get here too infrequently I wish I could come to Burnsville on projects more often but unfortunately you don't have a lot of opportunity with vacant sites this is an extraordinarily good one we're not we're very familiar with Burnsville we've done four projects down here in the Burnsville marketplace over the last 25 years all of them always been full they're always full really high-quality companies whether they be local regional or national type of organizations and and usually when we get a call we have to say we can't accommodate you because we don't have any vacancy and those calls usually end up going to pass Burnsville down to lakeville or or West to savage or Shakopee for facilities that can accommodate the type of requirements that this new proposed facility could accommodate and so I think it's always a exciting opportunity to be at a cut-off point where we can be taking some of those really attractive companies and bring leaving them and keeping them or growing them in burns but we've lost a number of companies over the years and used to impose with us but we couldn't expand we do backfilm but it's always tough losing companies and you know some of those that went to our facilities and Eagan as well this site is the poster child for a tax increment financing district I've been in this business for 35 years I understand the but for tests we won't develop the site without this TIF package because it has a combination of problems number one when they built the hotel they bought a lot of fill in so it's loose pills so we have to correct the fill beneath the pad and the footings you have to pull it up and recorrect Andry compact it because it never was properly compacted obviously to get enough building on the site to attract type of users we want and create the tax base I think the city wants and create the employment base that that the city wants we're gonna have to do underground storage for stormwater big plastic tanks that go underground we've used it successfully in other areas but that's a big inexpensive cost as well as the retaining walls that we have to hold back the same sign so all said grading correction soil stormwater control is up to over $900,000 on the site extraordinary cost that I don't run normally run into another sites and so I think that it really is a very easy site for the but-for test to be satisfied with what do I see for this building I see something at the gateway of the community I've heard skip talk about enhanced products nobody's ever has to industrialize acquittees to build a better looking building I mean we build the best looking buildings in the marketplace this building will have Kasota stone and brick it's got over $200,000 of glass in the building you just aren't going to upgrade this any more than it's already upgraded you know we set a pretty high standard for what we build typically you know over the last 35 years we have always build to hold this is one that we'll want to hold in our portfolio it's a terrific location and I think that we can pull some of those tenants that are now going to Lakeville or savage or Shakopee or Eagan or bring them to this marketplace or we keep or keep them in the marketplace with a facility like this we don't have this type of product in Burnsville and then in the base that's necessary to satisfy the demand if we have that type of product a lot of multi-tenant you know small bay buildings that would have been a probably an easy thing to build on his site but it's not really what this market wants and it's certainly not going to have a corporate image and presence that this facility will have facing the highway 13 and 35w so in summary the buckboard test is easily satisfied here and it's what you can provide falls far short what I'm going to spend we are already upgrading the product beyond him above and beyond anything that anybody else does in the marketplace with the Kasota stone and the brick similar to a project we just completed on the interstate 694 in East River Road in the city of fruit Lee you've been by that the new intersection there would just build 400,000 feet they're in two different buildings but had economic did almond guy your counterpart Scott Hickok called me a couple days ago since we get so many positive comments about that building on that site and they're gonna wonder how it's at a vacant for so long I wonder the same thing but I think we've got a great solution here we've got a long track record with the city of Burnsville delivering high quality tenants and in great tax base and and little or no problems and we think this represents an exciting opportunity for us to continue that tradition thank you mr. Allen and it is a prominent site overlooking the freeway coming into the city of Burnsville and it sits on a high hill so it's so you will be very happy with what the presence it has at the Gateway to Burnsville I've worked with you on all of your buildings in Burnsville and they've been real great thank you thank you questions for mr. Allen councilmember Keeley thank you madam mayor thank you for investing in Burnsville once again after that sounds like a few years of departure one of the things that I have noticed in the last 13 years I've been on council and it probably went prior to that is the office selection the office product in Burnsville has been a little difficult it's older product it's very affordable in many ways and generally stays relatively full but it seemed to me that there was always this demand and expansion class-a buildings being built everywhere else but why wasn't Burnsville with our significant I 35 joining geographical location that we brag about in a lot other ways why weren't we attracting product and clearly the the land availability is one thing so when this project when our city manager brought this to my attention in our one-on-one I was delighted that someone was willing to come to Burnsville Class A office product put it right next to the highway and an unlock what I believe is a tremendous amount of pent-up office warehouse demand in our city for that kind of product and I also believe that it's a it's going to be a trigger point that could also help motivate some other building and landowners to maybe redevelop and bring some newer office product space available because you know that you you look around us you have all these growing companies these young companies tech companies medical companies and the offices are you know they're being built in Bloomington they're being built in other verbs inter verbs they're they're being built in Eagan and thinking that Burnsville is great location was a great opportunity we just don't have that building product so you are filling a need much like I felt our high-end amenities rental projects are now filling in need which we didn't offer I mean we had very little to anything in a modern modern design amenity rich rental now we're looking for a void I believe that needs to be filled when it comes to office space and when you put a building in and we've talked about as you're aware removing the height restrictions in that area this this becomes a linchpin to unlock a lot more development coming down the road and I think it puts Burnsville on the map for companies to look at Burnsville because we're gonna have a product that actually is going to meet their needs and what they're looking for as you noted so I personally when this was presented as a 41,000 or or an 80,000 with a TIF to me it was it was not that difficult of a decision to wring my hands around from a TIF standpoint because an 80,000 square foot class a building at our gateway is a great way for people to come in and it's gonna fill a need we have so I'm in full support and I appreciate you're willing to do it Thank You councilmember Schulz I have a question and this may be for staff of course it may also be for my fellow city councillors what is the occupancy rate or the unoccupied sea rates for our office buildings currently in Burnsville I would say mr. Neen house councilmember I unfortunately cannot give you an exact figure but I will tell you that the product before us tonight is an office warehouse facility those are in vast demand and have very low vacancy our pure office product does have some vacancy in it I would say we're probably in the 18 to 20 percent they can see it in the pure office but that's not the product we're talking about tonight mr. Niehaus this product that is being offered proposed tonight is with 24 to 28 foot ceilings what do we have in Burnsville that's 24 to 28 foot ceilings today that's exactly it because we were going to lose show craft but for finding a way to keep show crap because they need it I think it was 28 foot ceiling and we found a way for that but we do not have a product with a 24 to 28 foot ceiling in Burnsville is that correct that is correct madam you know I think it's mr. Allen referred to when he made his presentation that is one of the reasons we do lose existing businesses to other communities that have a newer product with the higher ceilings it is it is one of the great demands that we aren't satisfying right now okay councilmember Gustafson I was confused you're talking about a Class A office bill you're not building in a Class A office building what I saw warehouse okay yeah there's a big difference between those it was confused than that isn't skip is it's the United properties warehousing 28 plus feet down there off over my Menards and all that aren't those all high ceiling warehouses they thought would they built back there a few years ago I don't know the exact okay I believe they housed a member but nobody feels anything less than that anymore so we do we do have that product in the city I'm just trying to clarify that we do have the product there virtually full okay so and I understand what what our economic development people were talking about you you may not be in the Gateway district but you are definitely the Gateway to the city because as the mirror alluded to its high bill anybody that lived here during the days of fan of sweets knows that you come up that freeway you will see what's on the top of that hill and so I have seen your building do you do build nice buildings I do get a little concerned I didn't see a chart in here of the but for test we know what we used to get a worksheet and have we changed doing that I don't we haven't don't think we've done TIF since I've been back we used to get a worksheet in here I didn't see and if I missed it I apologize yeah miss Ternan house councilmember you are correct we probably in years past did have a worksheet we did not ask Ehlers our financial adviser to provide that worksheet we can certainly get you a worksheet if you so desire I think that'd be helpful you know it's I've always been under the illusion and right the thought process that a TIF goes to a piece of property that's hard to develop and it needs to just even develop it and we're kind of talking about that we can develop this property at this level but if we want at this level then we have to talk about TIF on it and there's a those are different things and I think what the pure TIF was was all about was brought to us for I thought it's more to deal with undeveloped land that have some real issues with them or buildings that need to come down that sort of thing that wouldn't happen unless the TIF did happen but I do appreciate what you were saying about the land remediation that you have to do in the underground that also was not in here with the underground tanks and all that so I was missing a lot of that information as I'm trying to figure out what we're gonna do with this thing scratching my head why I'm doing this for 270 thousand because I'm gonna have 900,000 an extraordinary cost you know when the correction of the soil the underground tanks no I wouldn't have to do underground tanks if I was only into 40,000 square feet but that would mean for the next 60 years the city would get 40,000 square feet unless at today's rate 2 and 1/4 of a foot in taxes Oh another 80,000 a year it's short money for the long-term investment that you're gonna have and then on top of that 80,000 square feet gives you a target this big for possible tenants vehicle to 40,000 square foot you get a target this big you might as well be shooting with a shotgun then and so what we're proposing here is to take advantage of what you and I correctly agree on it is a gateway site and we're gonna attract the corner of a Hot 100 percent we're gonna try to attract a hot and hundred percent users on this thing we're not there will be economic zoning we'll be able to attract the very best and most desirable tenants to this site because everybody wants that 135 thousand cars a day visibility to 35 W and and so it makes sense to make that minor upfront investment to create the longer-term back to the tax base and that's what tip is about too is expanding tax base and increasing jobs those are some of the core values of the tax and government financed at the state level thank you okay if I could matter me yes councilman rights I believe what you might be remembering is from some of the work we did in heart of the city yeah those were redevelopment districts triangles or 25-year districts and they are specifically as you said to my color take down buildings and redevelop the economic development district is a much newer district and as noted in your background it is specifically to attract manufacturing office warehouse telemarketing and it's a much shorter time frame a 9-year so there is some think that's the case and the one thing you know I want to mention especially to our citizens we don't do a lot of TIF in this city we don't have a lot of TIF districts we're not playing with that all the time like yeah you know Footloose and fancy-free as you want to whatever you want to call it but I do recall having those worksheets and so that was when that was my angst and all that Stanley I don't see the but for in here it's like alright you can build this building you can build that building the but-for piece is is the word I started okay council member Schewel I too would find that information extremely helpful to go forward I really would you know and know I am not in favor of any placing any added materials restrictions on you your property is your property likewise I am completely in favor on raising the height however high you wish to go again it's your property that's your property I also understand that you're looking at the benefits of both to yourself into the city of a smaller development versus a larger development as well but I need to see a little more on that and I I too would like to see a little bit more on that on that need laid out because we are talking about one size of building versus another size of building and the other thing that I come back to is you made the purchase of this property knowing what the property is it wasn't it wasn't a surprise I wouldn't characterize it as that I bought the property in 12 hours it was a tax forfeiture it was gonna be sold at a tax forfeiture so we we bought the property on the strength of our understanding that it was a tip of property talking with the mayor and saying is this something you based on our history and our track record in tradition in the city you want us to pursue do you think this is something that we should pursue and and so when we bought the property I didn't know that the soils were so loose and that and that the condition of the site slopes so dramatically to the highway and so probably should've taken more time but you know it gets back to my opening comment I wish I could be standing in front of you more often because Burnsville is a town I like to do business in and I get invited into communities across the metropolitan area to do redevelopment sand TIF districts because of our reputation of doing the highest quality products out there I've done for projects in in Burnsville I've not been before you on a TIF on half of those this one I'm here because it won't happen it'll sit there it's been sat there for ten years yeah it can't work right now it makes no sense to me as I look at it now I scratch my head other than I know that will make a bigger investment than this when we would they'll be extraordinary investments that's what satisfies the depth for the soil correction the stormwater correct retaining walls and we don't we don't do that we won't do a 40,000 square foot done we just can't make any sense out of it it would be under building the site and we'll just walk we'll sell the site we'll put the site back on the market and so it isn't a question of what I do a 40 or an 80 I won't do a 40 and you know what nothing will happen on the site this year then because if you're not in the ground we're not in the ground here in the next two weeks we're not gonna be in the ground in 2019 will be another year before we get into the ground on this site because it by the time you get your parking lot in and get everything done on the site you're in you get another October winner and like we had last year and so I can tell you historically when we didn't have sites we didn't need it we weren't in front of you this is a site that's all verifiable I can show you my grading I can show you the take it takes the City of Engineers can show you that the tanks I mean the retaining walls it's all on the plan those are sites that you don't typically have when you go to Lakeville when I go to Eaton when I go to shop could be your savage those those are just our costs that you run into and so to develop this the way everybody I think wants to one we all agree on this we all want a gateways project to do that on this site and to have the biggest target of users you're gonna have you're gonna want to build an 80,000 square-foot tenant because somebody's gonna come along and say why did we build an 80,000 square feet just like 25 years ago I beg you on Cliff Road in Travelers to let me have the highway with the building faced Cliff Road and don't make me put my dock doors facing Cliff Road and the City Council had said no we want that we want the residents to have the office in front of them and it was a mistake for 25 years now that billina's dock doors are facing Cliff roads and I'm telling you right now it would be a mistake not to move this forward I do all the deals I've done you know done the corner of 494 nod Road I've done the corner of 694 and East River Road this is as good as any of those are it will be a great project for the City Councilmember shelf what you do with your property is is what you do is your property and that that is honestly my view so while some may want a specific type of building on specific parcels I don't once a person purchases that property my my outlook on this is that's yours to pretty much do what you want with as long as you aren't going to harm anyone else in the development of that property so I would not have been one of those people wanting you to have your dock face any which way that would have been your business decision to make but the question I want to ask you is in this 12 hour turnaround to buy this piece of property did you do so and I'm seeking clarification on something you said right at the beginning of your statement on this did you do so on reliance that you would be receiving tip to purchase a property but for Tessa isn't doesn't stand or fall on the fact that you own the property the core test applies to whether or not you're gonna develop it no will the project move forward in the state statute abut four things would the project move forward but for the fact that these funds the tax increment financing funds will be provided to prime the pump to cover extraordinary costs to seek the goals and the missions of the TIF financial statutes and so the fact that I bought it expecting to get TIF or not and frankly I didn't realize at the time that we had loose soils and and I didn't do a full layout on it but I'm not standing here today saying correct a mistake I'm saying if you want to maximize the site if you want to maximize employment if you want to create a tax base that's gonna pay back the city for a minor minor investment in a very very short period of time I wish we could make this a 25 year redevelopment deal that would be a better deal for me but the fact was I anticipating TIF I wasn't thinking about at the time I was anticipating that it was in the city of Burnsville where I had a long track record of great success and that this council has long been a supporter of upgrading their industrial base and that's what we've done in all of our projects is update the existing base yeah yeah the good news you develop early into 60s in this early 70s because it was a great spot to be burns no it wasn't much landing in Bloomington unfortunately if it waited another 20 years you'd have probably have more product that have been more fitting to what the market is today but the product we have in this marketplace by and large isn't going to bring in a large corporate user or a you know a headquarter type guy that wants to get out of Bloomington because it doesn't have enough space who wants to come out of the dine area or over from Eagan we just don't have that type of product here where they can have a sales and service and and warehouse type of presence in a modern efficient with use of our sprinkler system in 28 foot ceilings and the type of things we just don't have that product here which is the opportunity I'm presenting to you and and for myself I see it as so clearly that it's a great upgrade opportunity for mr. Niehaus can you speak to the way that we do Tiff's in the city of Burnsville on a Pago basis and what the present value is on this - I can't Mehta mayor all of all of our TIF is Pagal so basically the developer is fronting all of the cost so the 900,000 that mr. Allen refers to he will be fronting once the building is built and is on the tax rolls mr. Allen will receive a check from the EDA every six months after those taxes have been paid and the increment will be carved out of that and as was noted in your background he will need to supply us with documentation that he spent up to that $247,000 all this additional work that he needs to do which as he's referred to is probably going to cost him upwards of 900 he also will need to provide us documentation that his tenants have the 20 jobs at the at least the $20 an hour so there's a number of steps that he will need to go through prior to the six-month increment payments going out any other questions for mr. Allen or mr. Niehaus okay with that Thank You mr. Allen if there are no other questions any discussion on the council I believe this is a project that meets the goals that we have set forth with regard to economic development it sets the goals for increasing the tax base it sets it meets the goals of all of the things that we have been talking about with regard to increasing and updating and improving the product level of our industrial district so our commercial industrial district so with that I believe that it meets it we are on a Pago basis he has to pay the taxes and the increment from that pace for the development of the site then mr. Niehaus to reminder madam mayor this is a public yes I will if there are no other discussions I can close the public hearing that's right I need to open it there's been a lot okay I'm sorry okay if there are no other questions for the applicant and no more discussion on the dais I now open a public hearing is there anyone who wishes to speak to this item is there anyone who wishes to speak to this item there is no one I will close the public hearing members of the council your pleasure to approve the proposal as presented okay there's a motion second second by councilmember workman all in favor please say aye aye opposed say nay and the clerk has division of the house Thank You councilmember Gustafson I just want to make a comment that and I said it earlier robbers talking we need more of this in our background we get stuff like this at us because I don't feel we had a lot for me to work with to make the proper decision the applicant did a great job of presenting the case which I think we could have presented in the background earlier and I'd like to see more of that come to us okay very good there's a motion and a second and everybody has voted and there was an addendum to a comment and so we now move on to the economic development meeting I won't know if I please could I am assuming since you did not add into your motion enhance building materials that we're not going to be one of the things that we already have in place is a policy on our building materials so and and I know the kind of product that mr. Allen has done and he's going to be at a very prominent location and I know that he has great pride in the product that he has because it has his name on on the products and so I I know his product not only in Burnsville but in other communities and we do have a policy in place so no it has not been discussed and therefore it is not something that I heard my colleagues are interested in ok very good I will now recess the Burnsville City Council meeting so the Economic Development Authority meeting can convene I will now call to order the Economic Development Authority meeting please let the record show all commissioners are present are there any additions to the final agenda seeing none we'll move on to the consent agenda I need a motion motion to approve consumption or Kealey motions second by Commissioner workman all in favor on the regular agenda we will take up what we just discussed miss turn to a resolution approving a modification of the Development District number 9 established in tax increment district financing district 9 and approving a tax increment financing plan therefore authorizing execution of a contract for private development do we need any further discussion on this and other constant motion second by Commissioner Keeley all in favor aye aye against here and the motion passes thank you yeah see no Melissa Melissa miscellaneous items will be to a German I need a motion to adjourn I'm saying I feel like motion in a second all in favor aye I will now turn the meeting over you madam mayor thank you I will now reconvene the Burnsville City Council meeting and we don't need to ratify the action that we already moved on at the beginning so there are no other items to come before us I need a motion to adjourn motion to adjourn second there is a motion and a second all in favor please say aye opposed say nay and a motion carries good night and thank you for being with us you you