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Brownfields and Redevelopment Programs May 2012

Funding Types Grants Investigation and RAP Development Cleanup Redevelopment Loans Minnesota Cleanup Revolving Loan Fund Demolition

Investigation and RAP Development Grants and Contamination Cleanup Grants

Eligible Applicants Cities Counties HRAs EDAs Port Authorities

Eligible Sites Known or suspected soil or groundwater contamination MPCA-approved RAP for Cleanup Grant applicants End use which will create jobs, taxes, or other public benefits Own or have access to property Resolution from applicant body and municipality (if different)

Eligible Costs Eligible Costs Investigation - Phase I, Phase II, RAP Development Cleanup - Contaminated soil removal and disposal, vapor barriers, groundwater treatment, etc. Public Acquisition* Environmental Consulting Fees* Public Improvements* Demolition* Ineligible Costs Project/Grant Administration Appraisal or other application costs Development Costs Asbestos Abatement in Buildings Contingencies Landscaping - Seeding, sod, trees, etc. *Only when required to implement the RAP

Previously Incurred Costs Investigation Grant Recent and reasonable Cleanup Grants Funds incurred prior to award date must have been incurred after RAP approval and the RAP approval date must be within 180 days of application due date

Maximum Grant Awards Up to 75% of eligible cleanup and investigation costs Maximum of $50,000 for investigation grants Of the 25% match, an amount equivalent to 12% of cleanup costs must come from an unrestricted source Ask for what you need

Funds Available $4,000,000 per cycle $250,000 investigation maximum 35% Greater Minnesota statute

Competitive Grants Both Cleanup and Investigation grants are competitive Compete against other applications (no thresholds)

Competitive Scoring Categories Increase in tax base (25 points) Add social value (65 points) Reduce or eliminate health threats (25 points) Funding need (20 points) Cleanup cost (10 points) Commitment of local match (5 points)

Minimum Score Total points available = 150 Applications must score at least 50 points to be eligible for funding

Unique and Different Variety of projects have been funded Sites from.09 235 acres Between 4 and 1000 s Housing Units New commercial, industrial, housing and expansion of existing businesses

Application Due Dates Applications are due on May 1 and November 1 by 4:00 pm to DEED offices (Electronic copies of application are not accepted)

Project Readiness Apply when project is ready Grant terms are for two years and are difficult to extend

Applications Applications may be found on the DEED website: www.positivelyminnesota.com FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT Financial Assistance Site Cleanup and Redevelopment Funding Contamination Cleanup and Investigation Grant Program

Application Reminders Complete applications thoroughly by due date: All questions answered All attachments submitted (RAP approval, appraisals, Resolutions, etc.) Closed Process Only Assessor or Appraiser can determine contaminated value Acquisition costs will only be considered in public transactions Use Updated Application form Make sure your project qualifies before submitting

Application Reminders Please review the Program Requirements and Criteria

Awarding Grants Grants are generally awarded approximately 6-8 weeks after submittal. Funds awarded must be spent within two year grant term

Minnesota Cleanup Revolving Loan Fund (MCRLF)

Eligible Applicants Cities Counties HRAs EDAs Port Authorities Private Entities Non-profit Entities

Eligible Sites Completed All Appropriate Inquiries Own or have access to property MPCA-approved RAP Applicant cannot be responsible for contamination Have ability to repay loan

Eligible Costs Eligible Costs Cleanup - Contaminated soil removal and disposal, vapor barriers, groundwater treatment, etc. Ineligible Costs Project/Loan Administration Asbestos Abatement in Buildings Appraisal or other application costs Environmental Consulting Fees* Demolition* Development Costs Contingencies Investigation Costs *Only when required to implement the RAP

Previously Incurred Costs Costs already incurred are not eligible for loan funds Cleanup costs only eligible after project is determined to be eligible and plan is approved by appropriate agencies

Other Loan Information Generally takes a minimum of 90 days to complete loan process Rates and term are negotiable Public Comment Period for each loan project

Maximum Loan Awards Up to 78% of eligible cleanup costs 22% local match must come from a non-federal source

Funds Available Currently: Hazardous Substance: $1,500,000 Petroleum: $2,000,000

Application Due Dates Applications are accepted throughout the year

Applications Applications and instructions may be found on the DEED website: www.positivelyminnesota.com FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT Financial Assistance Site Cleanup and Redevelopment Funding Contamination Cleanup and Investigation Grant Program Part 1 Minnesota Cleanup Revolving Loan Fund Part 2

Application Reminders Contact DEED Staff to make sure your project qualifies before submitting

Cleanup Program Successes First grant awarded in 1995 and first loan awarded in 2004 Over $3 million in 99 INVESTIGATION grants Over $111 million in 204 CLEANUP grants Approximately $2.1 million in LOAN funds Producing.

Program Results 3,030 acres cleaned or investigated 34,411 new jobs created or jobs retained 12,477 housing units developed $76.6 million in tax base increases Over $3 billion in non-state funds leveraged

Redevelopment Grant Program and Proposed Demolition Loan Program

Eligible Applicants Cities Counties HRAs EDAs Port Authorities

Eligible Sites Previously been developed End use which will create jobs, taxes, or other public benefits Must have public component Resolution from applicant body and municipality (if different)

Eligible Costs Eligible Costs Ineligible Costs Acquisition Infrastructure Improvements Project/Grant Administration Appraisal or other application costs Soil Stabilization Demolition Ponding or other Environmental Infrastructure Interior Remediation for Re-use Development Costs Environmental Remediation Contingencies Streetscape - Landscaping, benches, planters, etc.

Previously Incurred Costs Eligible costs are those incurred after grant award date Eligible costs incurred up to 12 months prior to application due date can be eligible as match

Match Requirement Up to 50% of eligible redevelopment costs Match can be from any available source Eligible activities performed on private portion of the site are eligible as match

Funds Available Waiting for funds! 50% to Greater Minnesota 50% to Metro Area

Competitive Grants Grants are competitive Compete against other applications (no thresholds)

Competitive Scoring Categories Contamination remediation need (15 points) Qualifies and uses TIF (25 points) Redevelopment potential (85 points) Proximity to public transit (5 points) Multi-jurisdictional projects that take into account affordable housing, transportation and environmental impact (10 points) Bioscience/green economy (10 points)

Minimum Score Total points available = 150 Applications must score at least 50 points to be eligible for funding

Project Readiness Apply when project is ready Projects must begin by date listed in grant agreement generally within 9 months of award Grant terms are extremely difficult to extend

Eligible Bond Projects Publicly-Owned Public Purpose Public Project Public infrastructure

Ownership Issues Grantee must be the owner of the public property and the infrastructure or public facility.

A Note on State Funds Public funds are subject to numerous requirements. Please contact your city attorney for assistance with specific requirements. Bond funds are complicated and are not a good fit for every project.

Application Due Dates Applications are due on February 1 and August 1 by 4:00 pm to DEED offices (Electronic copies of application are not accepted)

Applications Applications and instructions may be found on the DEED website: www.positivelyminnesota.com FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT Financial Assistance Site Cleanup and Redevelopment Funding RedevelopmentGrant Program

Application Reminders Complete applications thoroughly by due date: All questions answered All attachments submitted (appraisals, Resolutions, etc.) Closed Process Only Assessor or Appraiser can determine value Use Updated Application form

Application Reminders Please review the Program Requirements and Criteria

Awarding Grants Grants are generally awarded approximately 6-8 weeks after submittal. Funds awarded must be spent within grant term

Redevelopment Program Successes First grant awarded in 1998 Over $59.7 million in over 140 Redevelopment grants Producing.

Program Results 1190 acres redeveloped 19209 new jobs created or jobs retained 4,403 housing units developed $24.2 million in tax base increases $1.7 billion in non-state funds leveraged

Proposed Demolition Loan Program

Eligible Criteria Same eligible applicants as Redevelopment Grants Eligible sites must be owned by the applicant, must have been vacant for at least one year and cannot be listed on the National Register of Historic Places Eligible costs include demolition and interior remediation Same application deadlines as Redevelopment Grants Doesn t have to be imminent development prospect

Other Loan Information May pay up to 100% of costs, maximum loan amount of $1,000,000 2% interest rate for up to 15 years Interest free for first two years If development occurs, up to 50% of the remaining principal and interest could be forgiven based on development benefits

Previously Funded Cleanup and Redevelopment Grants

Comparables Program Created Contamination Investigation Contamination Cleanup Minnesota Cleanup RLF Redevelopment Demolition Loan 1995 1993 (1995) 2004 1998 2011? Local Match 25% 25% 22% 50% 0% Competitive Grant Sometimes Loan Due Date May and November May and November Anytime February and August February and August Statewide Distribution Minimum 35% GM Minimum 35% GM Minimum 50% GM Minimum 50% GM Private Use

Eligible Applicants Contamination Investigation Contamination Cleanup Minnesota Cleanup RLF Redevelopment Demolition Loan City County HRA EDA Port Authority Private For Profit Private Non- Profit State or Federal Agency

Use of Funds Contamination Investigation Contamination Cleanup Minnesota Cleanup RLF Redevelopment Demolition Loan Investigation Sometimes Soil/GW Cleanup Asbestos Abatement Sometimes Demolition Sometimes Sometimes Acquisition Sometimes Infrastructure Improvements Geotechnical Ponding

DEED Assistance Brownfields and Redevelopment staff: Meredith Udoibok, Director 651-259-7454 Kristin Lukes, Assistant Director 651-259-7451 Project Managers: Terry Dalbec, 651-259-7448 Roy Murphy, 651-259-7452 Kristin Prososki, 651-259-7453 Administrative Assistant: Irene Dassier, 651-259-7449

For more information on DEED Funding Programs, see DEED on the Web www.positivelyminnesota.com