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KANDIYOHI COUNTY AND CITY OF WILLMAR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION (EDC) JOINT OPERATIONS BOARD (OB) FINANCE COMMITTEE MINUTES August 12, 2014 EDC Board Room, Willmar Present: Excused: Guest: Staff: Secretarial: Matt Behm, Nick Dalton, Gary Gilman, Les Nelson, Bruce Peterson, Russ Weeks and Randy Zinda Justin Schnichels and Jim Vrchota Beverly Dougherty Jean Spaulding, Assistant Director Nancy Birkeland, Legal & Administrative Assistants, Inc. (LAA) Chairperson Russ Weeks called the meeting to order at approximately 12:01 p.m. MINUTES IT WAS MOVED BY Bruce Peterson, SECONDED BY Randy Zinda, to approve the minutes of the June 10, 2014 meeting as emailed. MOTION CARRIED. UNFINISHED BUSINESS Gopher Angels. Spaulding reported a presentation on Gopher Angels was given recently by David Russick to potential local investors. The network allows an angel investor to invest in projects they like rather than in projects in which they have no interest. Spaulding explained the application process for a business. [Bev Dougherty joined the meeting.] NEW BUSINESS Loan application. Bev Dougherty informed the committee she can answer questions regarding the application, which is for a line of credit for building renovations, and provided background on the project. The committee reviewed the Revolving Loan Fund application and information provided by Will O Keefe of the Preservation Alliance of Minnesota (PAM) for the Historic 313 building. The building is 8,040 square feet and will include a food hub (70% of the building), incubator kitchen and four businesses. Two leases are in place, two are pending and there is a waiting list. Dougherty has a business plan for every business that will be in the food hub.

PAM will fund all expenses for the first year. Dougherty reviewed the source and use of funds. If approved, the EDC loan funds will only be used to fill gaps during the construction/repair phase when the project is short of grant funds and the funds will be repaid when grants are received. The roof will be repaired using funds from a Small Cities Development grant, Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA) and Willmar Downtown Development. Historic 313 has received approximately $100,000 since June 2014. Tenants will do their own leasehold improvements. There are three phases to the project. Phase 2 is anticipated to be done at year-end and will depend on grants. It was the committee s consensus the project is economic development for downtown Willmar, however, a line of credit with no collateral does not fit the EDC s current policy and the EDC does not have the resources to manage a line of credit. It was suggested tenants should instead apply for loan funds for leasehold improvements. IT WAS MOVED BY Nick Dalton, SECONDED BY Matt Behm, to deny the Revolving Loan Fund application of the Preservation Alliance of Minnesota for a $50,000 line of credit for Historic 313. MOTION CARRIED. Intermediary Relending Program. Spaulding informed the committee the EDC was asked to take over management of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Intermediary Relending Program (IRP) from the Willmar HRA (see attached). The EDC s predecessor contributed $25,000 to the initial program and the EDC has an outstanding note. The Willmar HRA and Kandiyohi County HRA, in their merger process, have determined the IRP does not fit their programs. This committee would take over management of the IRP for the EDC. The IRP is currently only available to downtown Willmar businesses for building acquisition or expansion. If the EDC takes over the program, the USDA will approve the IRP changing to countywide. Collateral for the current outstanding loans is unknown as the EDC has not been given access to a collateral review of assets due to data privacy issues. One loan has consistently been late due to seasonal business. Another loan has been approved, but is not yet included on the information provided. If accepted by the EDC, this committee will develop new guidelines. The USDA will train on reporting, assignments and the accounting required. Regular payments are made to the USDA. IT WAS MOVED BY Bruce Peterson, SECONDED BY Les Nelson, to recommend to the Kandiyohi County and City of Willmar Economic Development Commission to assume the United States Department of Agriculture Intermediary Relending Program currently managed by the Willmar Housing and Redevelopment Authority. MOTION CARRIED. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at approximately 1:10 p.m. NEXT MEETING The next committee meeting is 12:00 p.m., Tuesday, September 9, 2014 at the EDC Office, 333 Litchfield Avenue SW, Suite 100, Willmar. 2