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groundwater samples; installation of up to 5 air
sparge locations, targeting areas with concentrations above FDEP NADCs; connection of sparge
points to air sparge system and run sparge system for a 6 -month period with the collection of monthly
groundwater samples from 5 selected /perimeter well locations per event.
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CITY MANAGER
MEMORANDUM
Robert T. Meares, City Manager
From: Carole Jones, Executive Assistant
Date: January 7, 2012
Subject: Business Retention/ Attraction Incentives
ATTACHMENTS:
CRA Economic Incentive Programs ( PDF)
Prioritization of Economic Incentive Programs ( PDF)
SIGNATURE BLOCK:
Carole Jones Completed 12/ 22/ 201111: 51 AM
Carole Jones Completed 12/ 22/ 2011 11: 51 AM
City Manager Completed 12/ 22/ 2011 11: 54 AM
City Council Pending
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CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH
MEMORANDUM
To: Chairman and Board of Commissioners, Community Redevelopment Agency
From: Michael D. Beedie, P.E., Engineering & Utility Services Director
Date: October 28, 2010
Subject: Discussion of Possible Economic Incentive Programs
1. BACKGROUND:
L1. In the FY 2010 -11 CRA budget, a total of $500, 000 was allocated towards Economic
Incentive Programs in CIP 5608.
1. 2. Staff has begun investigating the various economic incentive programs in use
throughout the State in other CRA Districts.
1. 3. At the 2010 Florida Redevelopment Association Annual Conference, the City of Delray
Beach discussed the various economic incentive programs they have implemented.
2. DISCUSSION:
2. 1. The City of Delray Beach' s CRA District ( www.delraycra.ore) has implemented
numerous economic incentive programs. Examples of Delray Beach' s programs include
the following:
2. 1. 1. Economic Development Incentives
2. 1. 1. 1. Job Creation Bonus Program ( JCB) - New or existing non -retail
businesses that bring a minimum of five new or relocated qualifying
jobs to the CRA District may be eligible for an incentive equal to 5 %,
10% or 20 % of annual certifiable wages, paid out over a five -year
period.
2. 1. 1. 2. Relocation & Development Incentive Program ( RDI) - Existing
companies that relocate to the CRA District and bring a minimum of
twenty -five (25) qualifying jobs may qualify for a grant equal to 20%
of their eligible relocation expenses, up to $ 50,000. The grant is paid
in one lump sum, within 90 days of the relocation after the jobs are in
place.
2. 1. 1. 3. Land Value Investment Program ( LVI) - Public or private entities may
lease CRA -owned land for up to 60 years at severely discounted rates
during the first fifteen ( 15) years. In exchange, the developer builds a
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multi -story building with retail on the ground floor and Class A office
space and other uses on additional floors.
2. 1. 1. 4. Real Estate Development Partnership Program ( REDP) - Developers
and businesses intending to construct Class -A office space in the CRA
District may receive an equity contribution from the CRA equal to
approximately 10% of the project cost, to be paid back to the CRA
after the project becomes profitable.
2. 1. 1. 5. Loan Interest Subsidy Program ( LIS) - The CRA will pay the first five
years of interest charges on a loan for businesses located in the CRA
District, up to $ 50,000 in targeted areas, and up to $ 25, 000 elsewhere
throughout the District.
2. 1. 1. 6. Development Infrastructure Assistance Program ( DIA) - Private for -
profit organizations may be reimbursed for up to 50% of the cost of
eligible site improvements for a construction or renovation project that
includes office space. The grant is not to exceed 50% of the projected
Tax Increment Financing ( TIF) revenues generated by the project over
a ten ( 10) year period.
2. 1. 2. Business Grants
2. 1. 2. 1. Site Development Assistance Program - This program offers a partial
reimbursement for the cost of exterior improvements to commercial
and multi- family buildings in the CRA District.
2. 1. 2.2. Business Development Assistance Program - New businesses in
targeted areas may qualify for up to $ 500 in monthly rental assistance
for 12 months during their first 18 months of operation.
2. 1. 2. 3. Historic Faqade Easement Grant Program - Businesses in the CRA
District may receive up to $ 75, 000 toward the restoration and
rehabilitation of contributing structures in historic districts or
designated historic properties. In exchange, the CRA receives a
permanent architectural easement on the fagade of the structure.
2. 1. 2. 4. Paint -Up Program - This program offers a 50% reimbursement of the
cost of painting and pressure- cleaning commercial and multi -family
properties in targeted areas, up to $ 5, 000.
2. 1. 2. 5. Business Incubator Services - The CRA will subsidize up to 75% of
the cost of business incubator and technology services provided by the
TED Center to business owners and residents of the CRA District.
2. 1. 3. Community Grants
2. 1. 3. 1. Community Sponsorship Program - The CRA makes small annual
grants- up to $ 1, 500 — available to nonprofit community and cultural
groups on that provide ongoing services that support the CRA mission
within the CRA District.
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2. 1. 3. 2. Curb Appeal Program - This program offers up to $ 10,000 to make
minor structural and cosmetic exterior improvements to single- family
homes in targeted areas in the CRA District.
2. 2. Staff is also researching other CRA Districts in the State to determine other possibilities
for economic incentive programs.
3. FINANCIAL INFORMATION:
3. 1. In the FY 2010 -11 CRA budget, there is $ 500, 000 allocated to Economic Incentive
Programs. The various programs will need to be developed by the CRA Board and Staff
to determine the appropriate funding for each program.
4. RECOMMENDATION:
4. 1. Staff requests the CRA Board review the various examples for Economic Incentive
Programs and provide direction to Staff to pursue the development of programs using
the funding allocated in CIP 5608 —Economic Incentive Programs.
5. ATTACHMENTS:
5. 1. Example Economic Incentive Programs from City of Delray Beach
5. 1. 1. Job Creation Bonus Program
5. 1. 2. Relocation & Development Incentive Program
5. 1. 3. Real Estate Development Partnership Program
5. 1. 4. Loan Interest Subsidy Program
5. 1. 5. Development Infrastructure Assistance Program
5. 1. 6. Site Development Assistance Program
5. 1. 7. Business Development Assistance Program
5. 1. 8. Historic Pagade Easement Grant Program
5. 1. 9. Paint -Up Program
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CITY OF FORT WALTON BEACH
MEMORANDUM
To: Chairman and Board of Commissioners, Community Redevelopment Agency
From: Michael D. Beedie, P. E., Engineering & Utility Services Director
Date:
