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APPLICATION SUMMARY DATE: February 21, 2017 APPLICANT: PROJECT LOCATION: American Packaging Corporation 777 Driving Park Avenue Rochester, New York 14613 100 Beaver Road Chili, New York 14428 PROJECT SUMMARY: PROJECT AMOUNT: American Packaging Corporation (APC) is a flexible packaging converter that services the food, beverage, medical, personal care, agriculture and other specialty markets. APC currently has manufacturing plants in Wisconsin, Iowa and Rochester, and the Rochester plant serves as its headquarters. APC is proposing to build a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility on 40 acres of land at 100 Beaver Road in the Town of Chili. The project will be constructed in 3 phases: Phase 1 will include the construction of a 215,000 square foot building and an investment of $36 million in equipment. Phase 1, which involves a total investment of $48.3 million, will impact 170 FTEs and is projected to create 70 new FTEs over the next three years at the Chili facility. Phase 2 and 3 are projected to create an additional 192 FTEs. Before deciding the facility would be constructed in Chili, APC considered an expansion at existing facilities in Iowa and Wisconsin. APC will maintain their City of Rochester operations. The applicant is seeking approval of a custom property tax abatement, which is supported by the Town of Chili. The Benefit/Incentive ratio is 2.7:1. $19,965,000 Lease/Leaseback with Custom Abatement JOBS: EXISTING: 170 FTEs NEW: 70 FTEs REQUIREMENT: 17 FTEs REAL PROPERTY TAXES: EXISTING: $ 173,852 WITH IMPROVEMENTS: $1,434,625 PUBLIC HEARING DATE: December 19, 2016 BENEFIT TO INCENTIVE RATIO: SEQR: ELIGIBILITY: APPROVED PURPOSE: 2.7:1 REVIEWED AND PROCESS IS COMPLETE. MANUFACTURER JOB CREATION

Board Report Table 1: Basic Information Project Applicant American Packaging 2016 Project Name Project Industry Municipality School District Type of Transaction American Packaging Printing and Related Support Activities Chili Town Churchville-Chili Lease Project Cost $19,965,000 Employment at Application (Annual FTEs) 170 Direct Employment Expected to Result from Project (Annual FTEs) 240 (70 created and 170 retained) Direct Employment Required for PILOT (Annual FTEs) 17 Table 2: Estimated State & Regional Benefits / Estimated Project Incentives Analysis (Discounted Present Value * ) Total State and Regional Benefits $13,365,326 Total Project Incentives $4,875,912 State and Regional Benefits to Incentives Ratio 2.7:1 Projected Employment State Region Total Employment 716 716 Direct ** 240 (70 created and 170 retained) 240 (70 created and 170 retained) Indirect *** 76 76 Induced **** 118 118 Temporary Construction (Direct and Indirect) 283 283 Table 3: Estimated State & Regional Benefits (Discounted Present Value * ) Total State and Regional Benefits $13,365,326 Income Tax Revenue $8,047,327 Property Tax/PILOT Revenue $108,174 Sales Tax Revenue $5,109,649 IDA Fee $100,175 Table 4: Estimated Project Incentives (Discounted Present Value * ) Total Project Incentives $4,875,912 Property Tax Above 485-b $4,267,592 Sales Tax $608,320 * Figures over 10 years and discounted by 2% ** Direct - The recipient of IDA assistance adds new jobs to the regional economy and/or retains jobs at risk of being lost to another region. Investments that result in displacing existing jobs (e.g., most retail and many service sector industries) do not fall under this definition. *** Indirect - The recipient of IDA assistance makes purchases from regional firms, which stimulates suppliers to add jobs and payroll that are new to the regional economy or are saved from being lost to competitors outside the region. **** Induced - The recipient of IDA assistance by adding to and/or retaining payroll stimulates household spending that is new to the regional economy and/or saved from being lost to competitors outside the region.

APPLICATION SUMMARY DATE: February 21, 2017 APPLICANT: TENANT: PROJECT LOCATION: PROJECT SUMMARY: PROJECT AMOUNT: Morgan Charlotte Street, LLC 1080 Pittsford Victor Road Pittsford, New York 14534 Fisher Associates, P.E., L.S., L.A., D.P.C. 135 Calkins Road, Suite A Rochester, New York 14623 163-167, 170-176, 175 Charlotte Street, Rochester, NY 14607 Morgan Charlotte Street, LLC is proposing to renovate the above-referenced project in the City of Rochester. The property, which is currently vacant, will be renovated for Fisher Associates (Fisher). Headquartered in Monroe County, Fisher provides transportation, energy and land development services throughout NY, PA and Ohio. The 31,200 square foot manufacturing/warehouse facility will be renovated to meet the specific needs of Fisher. The project will impact 70 FTEs and is projected to create 2 new FTEs over the next three years. The applicant is seeking approval of a JobsPlus property tax abatement on the increase in assessed value due to renovations. The job creation requirement is 7 FTE, and the Benefit/Incentive ratio is 2.1:1. $3,560,000 Lease/Leaseback with Abatement JOBS: EXISTING: 70 FTEs NEW: 2 FTEs REQUIREMENT: 7 FTEs REAL PROPERTY TAXES: EXISTING: $353,889 WITH IMPROVEMENTS: $608,591 PUBLIC HEARING DATE: December 20, 2016 BENEFIT TO INCENTIVE RATIO: 2.1:1 SEQR: ELIGIBILITY: APPROVED PURPOSE: INTERNAL RENOVATIONS ONLY; EXEMPT FROM SEQR. REHABILITATION OF EXISTING COMMERCIAL BUILDING VACANT FOR A LONG TIME COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Board Report Table 1: Basic Information Project Applicant Project Name Project Description Project Industry Municipality School District Type of Transaction Morgan Charlotte Street LLC Morgan Charlotte Street, LLC Applicant is seeking to renovate the property located at 135 Calkins Road for Fisher. Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services Rochester City Rochester Lease Project Cost $3,560,000 Mortgage Amount $2,700,000 Employment at Application (Annual FTEs) 70 Direct Employment Expected to Result from Project (Annual FTEs) 2 Direct Employment Required for PILOT (Annual FTEs) 7 Table 2: Estimated State & Regional Benefits / Estimated Project Incentives Analysis (Discounted Present Value * ) Total State and Regional Benefits $441,732 Total Project Incentives $207,217 State and Regional Benefits to Incentives Ratio 2.1:1 Projected Employment State Region Total Employment 16 16 Direct ** 2 2 Indirect *** 1 1 Induced **** 1 1 Temporary Construction (Direct and Indirect) 13 13 Table 3: Estimated State & Regional Benefits (Discounted Present Value * ) Total State and Regional Benefits $441,732 Income Tax Revenue $99,096 Property Tax/PILOT Revenue $254,702 Sales Tax Revenue $60,885 IDA Fee $27,050 Table 4: Estimated Project Incentives (Discounted Present Value * ) Total Project Incentives $207,217 Mortgage Tax $27,000 Property Tax Above 485-b $87,417 Sales Tax $92,800 * Figures over 10 years and discounted by 2% ** Direct - The recipient of IDA assistance adds new jobs to the regional economy and/or retains jobs at risk of being lost to another region. Investments that result in displacing existing jobs (e.g., most retail and many service sector industries) do not fall under this definition. *** Indirect - The recipient of IDA assistance makes purchases from regional firms, which stimulates suppliers to add jobs and payroll that are new to the regional economy or are saved from being lost to competitors outside the region.

APPLICATION SUMMARY DATE: February 21, 2017 APPLICANT: PROJECT LOCATION: Morgan Rivers Run LLC 1080 Pittsford Victor Road Pittsford, New York 14534 50 Fairwood Drive Rochester, New York 14623 PROJECT SUMMARY: PROJECT AMOUNT: Morgan Rivers Run LLC (MRR) is proposing to construct an additional 71 units at Rivers Run Glenwood Cove, located at 50 Fairwood Drive in the City of Rochester. MRR, a market-rate housing facility, will be constructing 11 residential units within the existing building and 60 units in a new building being constructed as part of the complex. A new fitness center and an additional teaching room, which RIT leases for workshops and seminars, are also included in the project scope. The total investment in the project is $22,642,026, which includes the payoff of an existing loan totaling $11.8 Million. The project will help retain 3 FTEs, and is projected to create 3 FTEs over the next three years. The applicant is seeking approval of a standard property tax abatement, as well as Mortgage and Sales Tax Exemptions. The Benefit/Incentive ratio is 1.8:1. $22,642,026 Lease/Leaseback with Abatement JOBS: EXISTING: 0 FTEs NEW: 4 FTEs REQUIREMENT: 1 FTEs REAL PROPERTY TAXES: EXISTING: $2,897,937 WITH IMPROVEMENTS: $3,773,100 PUBLIC HEARING DATE: January 17, 2017 BENEFIT TO INCENTIVE RATIO: 1.8:1 SEQR: ELIGIBILITY: APPROVED PURPOSE: REVIEWED AND PROCESS IS COMPLETE. NEW BUILDING CONSTRUCTION OR RENOVATION PROJECT FOR STUDENT/SENIOR/AFFORDABLE HOUSING JOB CREATION

Board Report Table 1: Basic Information Project Applicant Project Name Project Description Project Industry Municipality School District Type of Transaction Morgan Rivers Run Morgan Rivers Run - Glenwood Cove - Morgan Rivers Run Construct an additional 71 units at Rivers Run - Glenwood Cove in Henrietta. Rental and Leasing Services Henrietta Town Rush-Henrietta Lease Project Cost $22,642,026 Mortgage Amount $18,405,193 Employment at Application (Annual FTEs) 4 Direct Employment Expected to Result from Project (Annual FTEs) 3 Direct Employment Required for PILOT (Annual FTEs) 1 Table 2: Estimated State & Regional Benefits / Estimated Project Incentives Analysis (Discounted Present Value * ) Total State and Regional Benefits $1,362,012 Total Project Incentives $736,418 State and Regional Benefits to Incentives Ratio 1.8:1 Projected Employment State Region Total Employment 68 68 Direct ** 3 3 Indirect *** 2 2 Induced **** 1 1 Temporary Construction (Direct and Indirect) 62 62 Table 3: Estimated State & Regional Benefits (Discounted Present Value * ) Total State and Regional Benefits $1,362,012 Income Tax Revenue $190,496 Property Tax/PILOT Revenue $875,163 Sales Tax Revenue $126,188 IDA Fee $170,165 Table 4: Estimated Project Incentives (Discounted Present Value * ) Total Project Incentives $736,418 Mortgage Tax $184,052 Property Tax Above 485-b $300,367 Sales Tax $252,000 * Figures over 10 years and discounted by 2% ** Direct - The recipient of IDA assistance adds new jobs to the regional economy and/or retains jobs at risk of being lost to another region. Investments that result in displacing existing jobs (e.g., most retail and many service sector industries) do not fall under this definition. *** Indirect - The recipient of IDA assistance makes purchases from regional firms, which stimulates suppliers to add jobs and payroll that are new to the regional economy or are saved from being lost to

APPLICATION SUMMARY DATE: February 21, 2017 APPLICANT: Erie Station 30 LLC 75 Thruway Park Drive West Henrietta, New York 14586 TENANT: Rolen-Jinxin Tech. NA, LLC 30 Becker Road West Henrietta, New York 14586 PROJECT SUMMARY: PROJECT AMOUNT: Erie Station 30 LLC (ES30), a West-Henrietta-based development company, is proposing to build out 8,787 square feet of existing warehouse space located in the Town of W. Henrietta to accommodate Rolen-Jinxin Corporation (Rolen). Rolen is the North American entity of Wuxi Jinxin Co, a Chinese Railways equipment manufacturer, and Rolen Technologies & Products, an international company based in Barcelona, Spain. Rolen, who is establishing their first U.S. facility in Monroe County, will be manufacturing railcar interiors for rail transit manufacturers and transportation authorities located throughout North America. The project is projected to create 26 new FTEs over the next three years. The applicant is seeking a sales tax exemption on building materials ($194,286), which has a job creation requirement of 3 FTE. Rolen will invest $743,900, and is seeking approval of sales tax exemptions on equipment. The Benefit/Incentive ratio is 50:1. $1,244,616 Sales Tax Exemption JOBS: EXISTING: 0 FTEs NEW: 26 FTEs REQUIREMENT: 0 FTEs REAL PROPERTY TAXES: EXISTING: $142,149 WITH IMPROVEMENTS: $209,622 PUBLIC HEARING DATE: N.A. BENEFIT TO INCENTIVE RATIO: SEQR: ELIGIBILITY: APPROVED PURPOSE: 50:1 INTERNAL RENOVATIONS ONLY; EXEMPT FROM SEQR. MANUFACTURER JOB CREATION

Board Report Table 1: Basic Information Project Applicant Project Name Project Description Project Industry Municipality School District Type of Transaction Erie Station 30 LLC Rolen-Jinxin Tech Build out 8,787 sq ft of existing warehouse space to accommodate Rolen-Jinxin operations. Rolen Jinxing manufacturers rail car interiors, and sells to customers throughout North America. Transportation Equipment Manufacturing Henrietta Town Rush-Henrietta Lease Project Cost $1,244,516 Employment at Application (Annual FTEs) 0 Direct Employment Expected to Result from Project (Annual FTEs) Direct Employment Required for PILOT (Annual FTEs) 26 1 Table 2: Estimated State & Regional Benefits / Estimated Project Incentives Analysis (Discounted Present Value * ) Total State and Regional Benefits $2,355,330 Total Project Incentives $47,140 State and Regional Benefits to Incentives Ratio 50:1 Projected Employment State Region Total Employment 69 69 Direct ** 26 26 Indirect *** 16 16 Induced **** 20 20 Temporary Construction (Direct and Indirect) 7 7 Table 3: Estimated State & Regional Benefits (Discounted Present Value * ) Total State and Regional Benefits $2,355,330 Income Tax Revenue $1,458,918 Property Tax/PILOT Revenue $67,473 Sales Tax Revenue $819,255 IDA Fee $9,684 Table 4: Estimated Project Incentives (Discounted Present Value * ) Total Project Incentives $47,140 Property Tax Above 485-b $23,158 Sales Tax $23,983 * Figures over 10 years and discounted by 2% ** Direct - The recipient of IDA assistance adds new jobs to the regional economy and/or retains jobs at risk of being lost to another region. Investments that result in displacing existing jobs (e.g., most retail and many service sector industries) do not fall under this definition. *** Indirect - The recipient of IDA assistance makes purchases from regional firms, which stimulates suppliers to add jobs and payroll that are new to the regional economy or are saved from being lost to competitors outside the region.

DATE: February 21, 2017 APPLICATION SUMMARY APPLICANT: PROJECT SUMMARY: PROJECT AMOUNT: Palumbo Trucking, LLC 1731 South Road Scottsville, New York 14546 Palumbo Trucking, LLC (Palumbo), is a newly formed business located in the Town of Scottsville, NY. Palumbo hauls construction materials for projects located primarily in Rochester and Monroe County. Palumbo will be utilizing Class 8 commercial trucks for its hauling, and is proposing to purchase a new 2018 Kenworth T800 Dump Truck, which will be the first member of its fleet. The $168,652 project will create at least 1 FTE for a commercial class driver, and will allow the business to begin to expand, thereby providing more local jobs over the next year. Palumbo Trucking is seeking a Sales Tax Exemption. The Benefit/Incentive ratio is 3:1. $168,652 Sales Tax Exemptions Only (EquiPlus) SALES TAX EXEMPTION: $13,492.16 JOBS: EXISTING: 0 FTEs NEW: 1 FTEs GREATRATE REQUIREMENT: 1 FTEs BENEFIT TO INCENTIVE RATIO: 3:1 SEQR: Type II Action under SEQR Section 617.5 ELIGIBILITY: APPROVED GREATRATE/REBATE - EQUIPLUS ONLY APPROVED PURPOSE: JOB CREATION

Board Report Table 1: Basic Information Project Applicant Project Name Project Description Project Industry Municipality School District Type of Transaction Jacob Palumbo Palumbo Trucking Purchase of new 2018 Kenworth T800 Dump Truck for newly-founded business. This will enable Palumbo Trucking, LLC to haul construction materials for projects located throughout Monroe County, and will initiate the building of the business. Truck Transportation Scottsville Village Wheatland-Chili Tax Exemptions Project Cost $168,652 Employment at Application (Annual FTEs) Direct Employment Expected to Result from Project (Annual FTEs) Direct Employment Required for PILOT (Annual FTEs) 1 1 1 Table 2: Estimated State & Regional Benefits / Estimated Project Incentives Analysis (Discounted Present Value * ) Total State and Regional Benefits $40,885 Total Project Incentives $13,492 State and Regional Benefits to Incentives Ratio 3:1 Projected Employment State Region Total Employment 2 2 Direct ** 1 1 Indirect *** 0 0 Induced **** 0 0 Temporary Construction (Direct and Indirect) 0 0 Table 3: Estimated State & Regional Benefits (Discounted Present Value * ) Total State and Regional Benefits $40,885 Income Tax Revenue $23,643 Sales Tax Revenue $16,049 IDA Fee $1,193 Table 4: Estimated Project Incentives (Discounted Present Value * ) Total Project Incentives $13,492 Sales Tax $13,492 * Figures over 10 years and discounted by 2% ** Direct - The recipient of IDA assistance adds new jobs to the regional economy and/or retains jobs at risk of being lost to another region. Investments that result in displacing existing jobs (e.g., most retail and many service sector industries) do not fall under this definition. *** Indirect - The recipient of IDA assistance makes purchases from regional firms, which stimulates suppliers to add jobs and payroll that are new to the regional economy or are saved from being lost to competitors outside the region.