Community Development Authority Packet - 9/20/2016
CITY OF MUSKEGO
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
AGENDA
September 20, 2016
6:00 PM
City Hall, W182 S8200 Racine Ave, W182 S8200
Racine Avenue
CALL TO ORDER
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
ROLL CALL
STATEMENT OF PUBLIC NOTICE
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF JULY 19, 2016.
PUBLIC INPUT
NEW BUSINESS
1. Commercial Grant Request: Serendipity Redesign (S73 W16582 Janesville Road).
2. Review Commercial Grant Program
ONGOING BUSINESS
1. Tess Corners Redevelopment District (#1) Implementation
2. Downtown Redevelopment District (#2) Implementation
3. Muskego Business Park Redevelopment District (#3) Implementation
4. Mill Valley Redevelopment District (#4) Implementation
5. Marketing Plan Implementation
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS AS AUTHORIZED BY LAW
1. Redevelopment District Development & Other Miscellaneous Information Updates
2. Next Meeting Date
ADJOURNMENT
NOTICE
IT IS POSSIBLE THAT MEMBERS OF AND POSSIBLY A QUORUM OF MEMBERS OF OTHER GOVERNMENTAL BODIES OF
THE MUNICIPALITY MAY BE IN ATTENDANCE AT THE ABOVE-STATED MEETING TO GATHER INFORMATION; NO ACTION
WILL BE TAKEN BY ANY GOVERNMENTAL BODY AT THE ABOVE-STATED MEETING OTHER THAN THE GOVERNMENTAL
BODY SPECIFICALLY REFERRED TO ABOVE IN THIS NOTICE.
ALSO, UPON REASONABLE NOTICE, EFFORTS WILL BE MADE TO ACCOMMODATE THE NEEDS OF DISABLED
INDIVIDUALS THROUGH APPROPRIATE AIDS AND SERVICES. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OR TO REQUEST THIS
SERVICE, CONTACT MUSKEGO COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT, (262) 679-4136.
Unapproved
CITY OF MUSKEGO
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
MINUTES
July 19, 2016
6:00 PM
City Hall, W182 S8200 Racine Avenue
CALL TO ORDER
Director Muenkel called the meeting to order at 6:01 PM.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
Those present recited the Pledge of Allegiance.
ROLL CALL
Present: Barb Schroeder, Lana Arrowood, Dave Stevens, Joseph Boschert, Bonnie Johnson,
Ald. John Engelhardt and Director Jeff Muenkel.
Excused: Ald. Neil Borgman
STATEMENT OF PUBLIC NOTICE
This meeting was noticed in accordance with the open meeting laws.
APPROVAL OF THE MINUTES OF APRIL 7, 2016
Lana Arrowood made a motion to approve the minutes of April 7, 2016. Bonnie
Johnson seconded.
Motion Passed 6 in favor.
INTRODUCTION OF NEW CDA MEMBERS
ELECTION OF CHAIR, VICE-CHAIR, AND SECRETARY
Lana Arrowood made a motion to nominate Dave Stevens as Chairman. Bonnie
Johnson seconded. Motion carried unanimously.
Bonnie Johnson made a motion to nominate Lana Arrowood as Vice Chairman. Dave
Stevens seconded. Motion carried unanimously.
Lana Arrowoood made a motion to nominate Bonnie Johnson as secretary. Dave
Stevens seconded. Motion carried unanimously.
PUBLIC INPUT
NEW BUSINESS
Commercial Grant Request: BioSource Flavors Inc. (S66 W14328 Janesville Road).
Lana Arrowood made a motion to approve the Commercial Grant Request
for BioSource Flavors Inc. (S66 W14328 Janesville Road) in the amount of $13,000.
Barb Schroeder seconded.
Motion Passed 6 in favor.
Commercial Grant Request: Tess Corners Automotive (W145 S6645 Tess Corners Road).
Bonnie Johnson made a motion to approve the Commercial Grant Request for Tess
Corners Automotive (W145 S6645 Tess Corners Road) in the amount of $42,500. Dave
Stevens seconded.
Motion Passed 6 in favor.
ONGOING BUSINESS
Tess Corners Redevelopment District (#1) Implementation
Downtown Redevelopment District (#2) Implementation
Muskego Business Park Redevelopment District (#3) Implementation
Mill Valley Redevelopment District (#4) Implementation
Marketing Plan Implementation
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS AS AUTHORIZED BY LAW
Redevelopment District Development & Other Miscellaneous Information Updates
Next Meeting Date
ADJOURNMENT
Bonnie Johnson made a motion to approve at 6:40 PM. Barb Schroeder seconded.
Motion Passed 6 in favor.
Respectfully submitted,
Kellie McMullen,
Recording Secretary
NEW BUSINESS ITEM #1:
Commercial Grant Request: Serendipity Redesign (S73 W16582 Janesville Road)
STAFF DISCUSSION
Enclosed, please find an application for the Commercial Building & Site Grant Program. The applicant is Nicole Hahne
who owns Serendipity ReDesign located at S73 W 16582 Janesville Road. Serendipity requests a grant of $7,500 for
their $19,436 worth of improvements.
The improvements are dedicated to the front building on the property that has the main façade facing Janesville Road.
This building was a former office and has been vacant for many years. The overall improvements are per the following:
New Front Walkway
Exterior Painting
Replace Exterior Doors with Upgraded Materials
Replace Garage Door with Upgraded All Glass Ornamental Garage Doors
Add New Lighting and Signage
Remove Old Landscaping and Install New
The south facing facade is a very visible element of the structure along Janesville Road and the improvements should
make a large aesthetic improvement to this property within the city’s Redevelopment District #2 and Tax Increment
District #8 areas. A full submittal from Ms. Hahne is included in the supplement including a narrative, invoices, bids, and
before/after pictures.
The grant program is specifically setup to go towards the purposes below:
The purpose of the Commercial Building & Site Grant Program is to provide matching grants to existing commercial
buildings and sites for preservation and restoration. Further, the program is instituted to encourage urban design
excellence, integrate urban design and preservation of Muskego’s heritage into the process of downtown
redevelopment, and enhance the character of the downtown area. Grant resources should produce v isible changes to
commercial buildings and commercial sites. Since funding sources are limited, priority will be given to projects
demonstrating the most substantial impact on building and neighborhood aesthetics.
Since the property is in a Redevelopment District and due to completing aesthetic improvements, staff believes that the
submittal meets the purposes set forth in the adopted grant program. The request is for more than the $3,000
maximum that is in the City’s adopted program. The program does however allow more than $3,000 per the following
text:
NOTE: While the grant amount stated above has a maximum of $3,000 allowed, actual amounts approved are
subject to change by the approval of the CDA and Common Council on a case -by-case basis. Examples of
allowing more than the stated maximum amount may include projects that demonstrate a benefit to the community
and the surrounding area, projects that may set the tone for an area, projects that may be a catalyst for other
redevelopments/developments in the area, and/or projects providing a considerable percentage match above the
needed minimum of 50%.
It will be up to the CDA if the project meets the requirement above to allow more than the $3,000 maximum. Ms.
Hahne does show that the project is well more than the 50% match at a $7,500 request. Further, Ms. Hahne notes in
her submittal that the proposed project will “bring an elevated aesthetic to this area, work together with fellow business
neighbors, add economic benefits to local small businesses, and partner with the City of Muskego to complement the
current appeal and beauty of Janesville Road.”
NEW BUSINESS ITEM #2:
Review of Commercial Grant Program
STAFF DISCUSSION
Upon approval of the BioSource and Tess Corners Auto grants this past year, the Common Council directed staff to
have a conversation with the Community Development Authority in regards to the Commercial Grant Program.
Specifically, the Council requested the CDA discuss if more concrete criteria should be included in the program for
approving any grant over $3,000. Further, the Council mentioned that a discussion should be had in regards to possibly
creating a separate grant program for larger grants. Perhaps a new grant program with different criteria could have a
larger maximum matching amount?
Staff has attached to the supplement the grant program procedures and application that are currently approved for CDA
convenience. For discussion we will want to focus on any changes or updates to the “eligible/ineligible activities”
sections as well as the section on grants requests exceeding $3,000 which states the following currently:
NOTE: While the grant amount stated above has a maximum of $3,000 allowed, actual amounts approved
are subject to change by the approval of the CDA and Common Council on a case -by-case basis. Examples
of allowing more than the stated maximum amount may include projects that demonstrate a benefit to the
community and the surrounding area, projects that may set the tone for an area, projects that may be a
catalyst for other redevelopments/developments in the area, and/or projects providing a considerable
percentage match above the needed minimum of 50%.
Applicants seeking more than the maximum funding allowed must state in their applications which of the
above criteria is fulfilled and their reasoning. Additional justification requesting funds surpassing the
maximum may also be submitted. Providing justification does not guarantee approval.
Please come prepared with any thoughts/ideas you may have on regulating grants that exceed the $3,000 max imum
OR on establishing a new program (s) altogether. We will most likely want to bullet point a concrete list of what
constitutes allowing a grant exceeding $3,000, such as:
Ex. Proposed development should show over a n 85% match when proposing to exceed $3,000….
COMMERCIAL BUILDING & SITE GRANT PROGRAM
APPLICATION
Name:
Applicant (Please Print or Type)
Business Name:
Address:
City:State:Zip Code:
Phone Number:Fax Number:
Mobile Number:
Date:
E-mail Address:
Zip Code:
E-mail Address:
Fax Number:
State:
Mobile Number:
Phone Number:
City:
Address:
Business Name:
Name:
Property Owner (Please Print or Type) This section can be left blank if the same as above.
Please fill out the information below regarding the proposed development.
Location/Address:
Tax Key Number(s):
Page 1 of 2
Zoning:
Estimated Total Project Costs: $
Amount of Request: $
Proposed Starting Date:
Proposed Completion Date:
Page 2 of 2
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE READ AND FULLY UNDERSTAND THE GRANT PROCEDURES AND
FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH CITY REQUIREMENTS MAY RESULT IN THIS APPLICATION BEING
WITHHELD FROM CONSIDERATION.
For Planning Department Use Only
Submittal Date:Staff Signature:
Signature of the Property Owner:
Date:Date:
Signature of the Applicant (working as "Agent" for the owner):
Print Name:Print Name:
If this form has been filled out electronically, please click on the "Print Application" button on
the top of page 1 or to the right of this text.
Once the application is printed/filled out it can be submitted to the Planning Division along
with any applicable information required for your submittal. Please see the attached sheet
to ensure that the proper supporting documents are submitted along with this completed
form.
Council Approval Date:Amount Awarded:
Date Project Completed:Date Funds Distributed:
Brief Project
Description:
Required Attachments to this Application:
Cost breakdown of the project with this application that is broken down by category (design, materials, labor, etc.).
Copies of bids or written cost estimates from contractors.
Scale drawing showing alterations, colors, changes or improvements being proposed.
Copy of a recent photo showing current condition of the building.
Commercial Building & Site Grant
Program
Introduction
The Commercial Building & Site Grant Program has been established to stimulate commercial exterior building and
site improvements within the context of the downtown as administered by the Community Development Authority
(CDA).
The Façade Grant Program is relatively the same as the Façade Loan Program but is focused towards smaller scaled
projects (Ex. new signage, parking lot updates, general structure updates, landscaping, etc.). Businesses that meet
the eligibility requirements outlined below can receive matching grants up to $3,000.
Purpose
The purpose of the Commercial Building & Site Grant Program is to provide matching grants to existing commercial
buildings and sites for preservation and restoration. Further, the program is instituted to encourage urban design
excellence, integrate urban design and preservation of Muskego’s heritage into the process of downtown
redevelopment, and enhance the character of the downtown area. Grant resources should produce visible changes
to commercial buildings and commercial sites. Since funding sources are limited, priority will be given to projects
demonstrating the most substantial impact on building and neighborhood aesthetics.
Target Area
The Façade Grant Program is available to all Downtown Muskego businesses within Redevelopment Districts No. 1
and 2 (please refer to attached map). The Redevelopment Districts No. 1 and 2 areas have been found and
declared a blighted area and specific properties within the RD No. 1 and 2 Plan boundaries are specifically
discussed as such in the Plan.
Eligibility
A. Buildings & Sites
Funds must be used for rehabilitation of existing commercial buildings or for site modernizing within the
designated target area. All properties must be conforming uses or legal nonconforming uses under the
City’s zoning ordinance. Properties will not be eligible if any special assessments, real estate taxes or
personal property taxes are delinquent. Only one grant per property will be allowed each year (with year
begins on the date of an approval by Council). Buildings with multiple tenants must be remodeled in a
unified manner.
B. Eligible Applicants
Owners, tenants, or owner/tenant joint ventures may submit applications under this program. Tenants
must submit written approval of the property owner, evidence of their leasehold interest and must
comply with requirements and standards as deemed necessary by the CDA.
Applicants shall not be disqualified based on age, race, religion, color, handicap, sex, physical condition,
development disability as defined in s.51.01(5), sexual orientation, or national origin.
C. Ineligible Applicants
No member of the CDA, the Common Council, or any other official, employee, or agent of the City who
exercises decision-making functions or responsibilities in connection with the implementation of the
program is eligible for financial assistance under this program. In addition, no loans shall be made which
are in conflict with Section 946.13 of the Wisconsin Statutes (Private Interest in Public Contract
Prohibited).
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Loans shall not be available for the following businesses:
Speculative investment companies;
Real estate investment companies;
Lending institutions;
Gambling operations;
Non-public recreation facilities; or
Businesses not serving the interests of the City.
D. Eligible Activities
Eligible activities shall include but are not limited to the following:
Buildings
A. Design improvements made to front, rear or side building elevations, (priority will be
given to front facades) including the following:
Modernizing of overall building materials and structure
Addition of new building materials
Adaptation of new and innovative architectural elements to a structure
Re-Painting
B. Design fees on completed projects.
Sites
A. New road signs (Must be “monument” signage only to qualify)
B. Updated and/or additional landscaping and lighting
C. Screening devices for outdoor storage or refuse containers
D. Parking Lot redesign or updates
E. Ineligible Activities
The following are not eligible for inclusion in this program:
A. Roof repairs.
B. Construction of new buildings.
C. Structural additions to existing buildings.
D. Purchase of property and/or buildings.
E. Equipment.
F. Interior fixtures & furnishings.
G. Inventory or operating capital.
Program Funding
The program allows a matching grant. All grant funds are administered by the CDA and allocated by the Muskego
Common Council. The grant runs on first come, first serve basis. Buildings/Sites shall be eligible for grant funding
only once per calendar year. Façade Grant funds shall be allocated to specific projects based on the following
formula:
50% matching grant up to $3,000
Funds are available up to the amount budgeted by the Common Council on a yearly basis and this program does
not guarantee that monies will be in the program at all times.
NOTE: While the grant amount stated above has a maximum of $3,000 allowed, actual amounts approved are
subject to change by the approval of the CDA and Common Council on a case-by-case basis. Examples of
allowing more than the stated maximum amount may include projects that demonstrate a benefit to the
community and the surrounding area, projects that may set the tone for an area, projects that may be a catalyst
for other redevelopments/developments in the area, and/or projects providing a considerable percentage
match above the needed minimum of 50%.
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Applicants seeking more than the maximum funding allowed must state in their applications which of the
above criteria is fulfilled and their reasoning. Additional justification requesting funds surpassing the
maximum may also be submitted. Providing justification does not guarantee approval.
Design Standards
All applicants shall utilize Muskego Downtown Design Guidelines, Muskego General Design Guidelines, and
Redevelopment District No. 1 or 2 Plan concepts as a guide for designing improvements to buildings and sites. The
documents can be found at the City of Muskego website or copies can be attained in the Muskego Community
Development Department.
Application Process
A. Applicant obtains application and design standards from the Muskego Community Development Department to
develop ideas for improvements.
B. Applicant may meet with Community Development Department staff to go over improvement ideas.
C. Based upon a concept, the applicant obtains preliminary cost estimates from a contractor selected by the
applicant.
D. Applicant completes an application, which includes design plans, cost estimates and construction schedules. At
least two (2) bids should be submitted for each project and it is recommended that at least one bid is from a
local Muskego contractor (if found). The completed application is submitted to the Muskego Community
Development Department for review and then forwarded to the CDA, at their next available meeting, for
determination. The CDA meets on a monthly basis. The CDA may consider past approval of loans or grants for the
property.
E. If the application is recommended for approval by the CDA, the Common Council must then act upon the grant
submittal. A resolution of the Common Council, outlining the commitments required by the applicant before
issuance of any grants, must be approved at the next available Common Council meeting. If the application is
not approved by the CDA, the board will explain the reasons for rejection, and what, if any, steps can be taken to
gain approval.
F. Applications, depending on the amount of changes made to an existing commercial buildings or sites, may need
to be reviewed by other authorities before final approval including the Planning Commission. Substantial change
determinations are solely made by the City’s Community Development Director.
G. Projects that commence prior to approval by the CDA do so at their own risk but may be eligible for a grant if the
proposal follows the Downtown Design Guidelines, General Design Guidelines, Redevelopment District No. 1 or 2
Plan concepts, and is for an eligible activity, as determined by the CDA. In such cases, the CDA will review the
application at the next regular meeting following the filing of the application and make the necessary
determinations. In no case shall a grant be approved for a project that was completed or started more than six
months after the date of application submittal. Preference will be given to those applying for first time grants
and those grant proposals that haven’t commenced construction before grant approvals. Actual paid invoices
must accompany grant proposals that were already completed.
Post Application Procedure
The Common Council resolution will outline the responsibilities of the applicant, however, the basic procedures will
apply:
A. Projects must be completed within 12 months of Common Council approval or the grant shall become
void.
B. Changes in the approved work, that affect the monetary value of the grant issued, must be approved by
the CDA and possibly other City boards (The City’s Planning Commission if change is deemed substantial
to what was originally approved).
C. Approved changes in work verifications will be attached to the original applications dated and signed by
the City’s Community Development Department.
D. The applicant and Community Development Department staff will review proof of payment (paid
invoices) and completed work before the grant payment will be made to the applicant.
E. Deviations from an approved plan may disqualify the applicant from this program.
ONGOING BUSINESS ITEM #1:
Tess Corners Redevelopment District (#1) Implementation
STAFF DISCUSSION
-Tess Corners Auto received approvals from the Planning Commission earlier this month and can now proceed to
building permits. The old home on the parcel was recently burned down and we should see some development and
cleanup on this parcel soon.
-The 2016 round of Business Retention Surveys were received at their deadline in this past month. The return was
small at 20%. In past years we resent the survey out to business owners who didn’t reply and we were able to receive
better information. Given this, staff has re-sent the surveys to the businesses not replying and expects to have a
concise report of the findings at the next CDA meeting.
ONGOING BUSINESS ITEM #2:
Downtown Redevelopment District (#2) Implementation
STAFF DISCUSSION
TID #11: Staff will update the CDA on the latest in the development of the Parkland Towne Center in TID #11.
Grants Program: As discussed earlier in tonight’s meeting.
ONGOING BUSINESS ITEM #3:
Muskego Business Park Redevelopment District (#3) Implementation
STAFF DISCUSSION
-As mentioned in the Tess Corners section above, the 2016 round of Business Retention Surveys were received at their
deadline in this past month. The return was small at 20%. In past years we resent the survey out to business owners
who didn’t reply and we were able to receive better information. Given this, staff has re -sent the surveys to the
businesses not replying and expects to have a concise report of the findings at the next CDA meeting.
ONGOING BUSINESS ITEM #4:
Mill Valley Redevelopment District (#4) Implementation
STAFF DISCUSSION
No movement is taking place with the quarry in New Berlin, thus there are no updates at this time from Muskego’s side .
ONGOING BUSINESS ITEM #5:
Marketing Plan Implementation
STAFF DISCUSSION
-Attended Chicago International Shopping Center (ICSC) event where retailers announce if they are looking into
Midwest area for expansion. Gathered theses new contacts and sent marketing letter of land/contact opportunities to
these expanding retailers as well as existing list Muskego has (over 125 retailers/franchises). All these contacts are
kept in GoMuskego Tracking list (City Customer Relationship Management Database). See the letter and maps/data we
sent attached in the packet.
-As mentioned earlier in the supplement the business retention surveys for 2016 have begun.
-Waukesha County recently funded a new Economic Development Organization after dissolving the Waukesha
Economic Development Corporation last year. A new director for the new EDO has been hired. Per our Marketing Plan
we want to have good relations with area EDOs and staff will be determining how the new EDO can aid Muskego in the
near future.
-A major recommendation of the Marketing Plan is to leverage the city’s TIF ability. This has been accomplished many
times over this year with the approval of the Parkland Towne Center and the new 80,000 square foot business structure
going up behind Wal-Mart.
As the CDA might have noticed the Parkland Towne Center is off and running. The f irst grant, as part of the TID
incentives, has been orchestrated. Further the developer has begun construction of the first apartment, the site work,
received approvals for the back commercial building, and we should have a second commercial building on Pl anning
Commission in October.
-A recommendation of the plan is to keep staff educated on relative economic development activities and attend
tradeshows if possible. Jeff will be attending the International Economic Development Council Annual Conference l ater
this month. We will be sure to share what we learned along with any new possible ideas for programming in Muskego.
-Some more good news in notoriety and marketing of our Parkland Towne Center development is that the City of
Muskego was a finalist for a recent Wisconsin Economic Development Association (WEDA) Award. The awards are
held yearly and recognize the top projects in Wisconsin in a variety of categories. Jeff Muenkel submitted for the Public
Private Partnership Award seeing that the project was a grant collaboration between the city, Ener Con Companies, and
the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) due to the $500,000 awarded.
The city didn’t win in the end but it is great to see some honor given to a project that involved so much time for all!
September 2016
Hello,
Your business is expanding and the City of Muskego, Wisconsin wants to be one of your
next locations! See the attached map for some key locations that are ready today.
These two growing areas are ripe for development opportunity where Muskego is
booming with potential and new commerce.
Parkland Towne Center: This new 2016 development is in the
heart of Muskego’s new invigorated downtown. Over $5 mil was just
invested in the beautification of Janesville Road and now there is a
chance for you to be a part of this Parkland Towne Center
development in the center of it all. Over 20,000 square feet of commercial related space
is available now which would be neighboring a new Sendik’s Grocery store and ninety
new units of new residential. Call or email Paulanne Phillips of EC Commercial Real
Estate at paulanne@eccommercial.net (414) 235-4324.
Moorland Commerce Center: Land is going fast so be quick to explore
this amazing location next to major employers of GE Healthcare,
Northern Gear, and Cosentino. Retailers Wal-Mart and ACE Hardware
have already found a retail home here as well. Parcels available
immediately within the highest traffic areas of Muskego just south of the
Interstate 43 intersection. Find all contacts for the Moorland Commerce
parcels on the back of the map.
Please take a second to consider these areas for you next location. Feel free to call me
anytime at (262) 679-4136 or jmuenkel@cityofmuskego.org to help facilitate contacts
with the existing landowners and to assure your easiest avenue through the Muskego
approval process. We’re here to help and streamline growing your business!
Thanks for your time and Go Muskego!
Jeff Muenkel, CEcD AICP EDFP
Community Development Director
City of Muskego, WI
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT
Jeff Muenkel, CEcD AICP EDFP, Director
(262) 679-4136
Parkland Towne Center Development
Site Plan
Parkland Towne Center ‐ Contact Paulanne of EC Commercial Real Estate @ (414) 235‐4324
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Kathy Chiaverotti ‐ Mayor ‐ kchiaverotti@cityofmuskego.org ‐ (262) 679‐5675
Moorland Corridor Opportunities ‐ Muskego, Wisconsin
Visit our website for more information on Muskego and what we have to offer including more sale/lease opportunities, financial
incentives, & business approval procedures:
cityofmuskego.org
Jeff Muenkel ‐ Community Development Director ‐ jmuenkel@cityofmuskego.org ‐ (262) 679‐4136
MISC. BUSINESS ITEM #2:
Next Meeting Date
Tuesday November 15th at 6 pm unless an earlier date is required.
Approximate CDA Budgets
2016 Budget Existing
Supplies and Expenses $500
Professional Services $3000
Attorney $5000
Property Sale Balance $91,000
Existing
RLF Fund Balance: ~$120,000
Existing
RD #3 Balance: ~$50,000
TIF Residual Balance: ~$600,000+
TIF 8 Balance: ~$250,000+