--- ## title: S:\Projects\James\RIVER WALK COMMERCIAL\RIVER WALK COMMERCIAL-A1 24x36 (1) author: JBerthiaume date: D:20250117105128-06'00' --- ## City of Ramsey ## Agenda ## Economic Development Authority (EDA) Thursday, August 13, 2026 7:30 am ## Council Chambers, 7550 Sunwood Drive NW Remote Attendance available at www.cityoframsey.com/meetings. Those joining remotely and requesting to speak are asked to use a webcam when speaking. 1.Call to Order 2.Approve Agenda 3.Approve Minutes 1.Approve EDA Meeting Minutes for June 11, 2026 4.EDA Business ## 1.Adopt EDA Resolution #26-178 Approving Redevelopment Project Area and Plan 2.Consider Recommendation for Approval of 2027 EDA Budget 5.Member/Staff Input 6.Adjournment Our Mission: To work together to responsibly grow our community, and to provide quality, cost-effective, and efficient government services 3. 1. ## Economic Development Authority (EDA) ## Meeting Date: 08/13/2026 ## Primary Strategic Plan Initiative: Enhance City’s communication through transparency and accountability. ## Title: ## Approve EDA Meeting Minutes for June 11, 2026 ## Purpose/Background: Purpose: The purpose is to approve the meeting minutes for the EDA meeting held the prior month. Background: The meeting minutes are attached for review and approval. ## Recommendation: Approve EDA meeting minutes for June 11, 2026 ## Outcome/Action: Motion to approve June 11, 2026 meeting minutes. ## Attachments ## EDA Minutes ## Form Review ## InboxReviewed ByDate ## Sean SullivanWendy Schlueter06/29/2026 03:44 PM ## Sean SullivanSean Sullivan06/29/2026 04:20 PM ## Brian HagenBrian Hagen07/09/2026 10:36 AM ## Form Started By: Wendy SchlueterStarted On: 06/18/2026 11:52 AM ## Final Approval Date: 07/09/2026 ## Economic Development Authority/ June 11, 2026 Page 1 of 11 ## ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY ## CITY OF RAMSEY ## ANOKA COUNTY ## STATE OF MINNESOTA The City of Ramsey Economic Development Authority (EDA) conducted a regular meeting on Thursday, June 11, 2026, at the Ramsey Municipal Center, 7550 Sunwood Drive NW, Ramsey, Minnesota. ## Members Present: Chairperson Scott Wiyninger ## Member Cheryal Hills (virtual) ## Member Rachal Johnson (virtual) ## Member Brittany Lindahl ## Member Chris Riley ## Member Shanna Stewart ## Members Absent: Member Nichole Bauer ## Also Present: Sean Sullivan, Economic Development Manager ## 1. CALL TO ORDER Chairperson Wiyninger called the Economic Development Authority meeting to order at 7:30 a.m. ## 2. APPROVE AGENDA Motion by Member Lindahl, seconded by Member Riley, to approve the agenda. A roll call vote was performed: ## Member Hills aye ## Member Johnson aye ## Member Lindahl aye ## Member Riley aye ## Member Stewart aye ## Chairperson Wiyninger aye Motion carried. ## 3. CONSENT AGENDA 3.01: Approve Meeting Minutes Dated May 14, 2026 Motion by Member Lindahl, seconded by Member Stewart, to approve the May 14, 2026, minutes as presented. ## Economic Development Authority/ June 11, 2026 Page 2 of 11 A roll call vote was performed: ## Member Stewart aye ## Member Riley aye ## Member Lindahl aye ## Member Johnson aye ## Member Hills aye ## Chairperson Wiyninger aye Motion carried. ## 4. EDA BUSINESS 4.01: Consider Purchase Agreement and Sale of Part of Outlot A, Java Auto Parts to Harlow Beckett Enterprises LLC (Scooters Coffee) (Portions may be closed to the public) Economic Development Manager Sullivan presented the staff report. Chairperson Wiyninger invited the applicant to provide more information about the project. Natalie and Dan Dewey, applicants, introduced themselves, noting that they both graduated from Anoka High School and are rooted in the Ramsey community. He stated that this will be their first Scooters Coffee location and explained that they found this location attractive because of the growing population and quality of development. Chairperson Wiyninger asked if the applicants would be running the facility. Mr. Dewey explained that they will be required to hire a full-time manager, but they also plan to be at the business daily to ensure it gets up and running. He commented that they do plan to open other locations in the future once this location is established. Motion by Member Lindahl, seconded by Member Johnson, to recommend to City Council to approve Purchase Agreement, Right of Re-Entry Agreement, and Sale of Part of Outlot A, Java Auto Parts to Harlow Beckett Enterprises LLC (Scooters Coffee) as presented, subject to City Attorney review. A roll call vote was performed: ## Member Hills aye ## Member Johnson aye ## Member Lindahl aye ## Member Riley aye ## Member Stewart aye ## Chairperson Wiyninger aye ## Economic Development Authority/ June 11, 2026 Page 3 of 11 Motion carried. 4.02: Consider Purchase Agreement, Right of Re-Entry Agreement, LAHA (250k), and Sale of City Land to Elevate Hope House for Mixed-Use Project Economic Development Manager Sullivan presented the staff report. Melinda McDermott, Elevate Hope House, introduced herself and provided information on the organization, which was established in 2016 with the purpose of helping young moms and their children who are experiencing homelessness. She stated that to date, they have served 18 moms and provided information on the services they provide. She commented on the funding they have received and how they have partnered to continue their mission. She commented that they have shifted their mindset from providing services for two years to providing a bridge from the initial programming to long-term housing. She was excited to continue their dream in offering affordable housing and services to those in need and to provide a gathering space for the community. She was thankful to Ramsey for considering their request. Member Stewart asked for more information on the number of apartments being promised if this is approved. Ms. McDermott explained that they are going to commit to one unit being built by the end of the construction period. She stated that they may be able to construct all three units within that timeframe, but did not want to overpromise and underdeliver. She stated that the remaining units would be constructed within one year. Chairperson Wiyninger asked for more information on the financials, as this seems like a big stretch. Ms. McDermott stated that the last two projects have been amazing, partnering with several trade partners, and that is what they would plan to do for this project, noting Lennar as one of the partners. She stated that they fundraise to get to a certain number, and the trade partners donate products and labor. She provided information on the estimated value of the last project and the actual cash funds that were contributed. Chairperson Wiyninger stated that it looks like this project would have an estimated value of $3,000,000 that would require about $1,000,000 of fundraising, and asked for more information. He asked about the feasibility of raising $1,000,000. Ms. McDermott stated that the LAHA funds would be part of that. She commented that they have begun to work with community partners, noting that in one weekend with Northgate Church, they were able to raise $25,000. She felt confident that their trade partners, grants, and independent funding would be successful. She commented on the fundraising they would do to reach that goal before the end of the year. ## Economic Development Authority/ June 11, 2026 Page 4 of 11 Nate Ruppert, Lennar, introduced himself and stated that he is also a Board member for Elevate Hope House and has been directly involved in the last two builds. He stated that it has been awesome to see the excitement and involvement of trade partners and spoke about the commitments they received for products and labor in those last two projects. He estimated that $200,000 to $250,000 in donations were received for the project currently being built, and believed that those types of donations would carry over towards this project. He stated that the Lennar Foundation has also committed to continuing a partnership with Elevate Hope House, noting that the donation for the last project was $200,000. He stated that there is a commitment towards this project, but he cannot disclose the amount being discussed at this time. Member Hills asked if there is any idea of how much the Lennar Foundation provides in charitable donations annually. Mr. Ruppert stated that for every home Lennar builds, $1,000 is contributed to the foundation, and those funds are spread across each division. He stated that in recent years, locally, about $500,000 has been allocated each year. Member Stewart understood that Lennar has residential experience and asked about the company’s experience in commercial builds. Mr. Ruppert stated that locally, the division mostly builds residential units and commented on the similarities between this type of build and townhomes. He stated that they also have a commercial/mixed-use division, and they have constructed apartment buildings in the metro area. He stated that they have also built amenity centers, which are a similar product. John Heinrich, Anoka County Commissioner, introduced himself and provided his perspective as a County Commissioner. He stated that the County has provided LAHA funding to Elevate Hope House in the past and can speak to the good work the organization has done with that funding. He commented on how the organization has brought together the community, not just for those they serve, but also those who donate and assist with the projects. He spoke about his experience working with the organization on a project in 2019. He stated that more people have become aware of the mission and want to be involved. He stated that he will be golfing at a tournament in July that is focused on fundraising for this project. Julie Braastad, Anoka County Commissioner, introduced herself and stated that, as a previous member of the Ham Lake City Council, she has more extensive experience with the organization and its mission. She stated that Elevate Hope House has been a great partner, not just to the cities they belong to, but to those they serve. She stated that in her role at the County, they have been able to assist the organization in its mission for funding through CDBG. She commented that the organization invests in the communities they build in and helps to address the issue of affordable housing. She believed this would be a good use of Ramsey’s LAHA dollars. She commented that the organization not only provides housing but also teaches the skills needed to be successful going forward. She thanked the City for considering this request. Olivia Sprosty, project architect, stated that she has been working with Ms. McDermott on the project's feasibility and has contributed her time to develop the concepts shown and work with ## Economic Development Authority/ June 11, 2026 Page 5 of 11 City staff to ensure zoning requirements are met. She stated that they hope to move forward to schematic design and construction within the project timeline identified. Member Riley asked for more information on the different phases mentioned. Ms. Sprosty stated that they would consider completing the first-floor commercial space as part of phase one to allow community interaction immediately upon completion of construction. She stated that the goal would be to include one apartment in phase one, ready to be leased within that timeline. She commented that the other two apartments would be completed and ready as part of phase two. She reiterated that they do not want to overpromise and underdeliver within the specified timeline. Matt Davage, land surveyor, stated that he assisted with platting the home in Ham Lake and spoke about the positive experience and ability of Ms. McDermott to accomplish her goals within the specified timeline. He believed that this project would be an amenity for the community with the additional benefit of affordable housing units. He commented that he also worked on the Storyteller Café project and has experience and knowledge of the site and platting process. Economic Development Manager Sullivan commented on the architectural feasibility provided in the packet and noted that the Building Official has reviewed this to confirm that the applicant is on the right path and that this would be a feasible project. He commented that this project is very well thought out and that the right people are involved to set it up for success. Chairperson Wiyninger recognized that there are two things to consider in terms of getting the project built, as well as operational consistency. He wanted to ensure that they were not building a beautiful space that would not be sustainable. He asked for more information about the sustainability of the coffee shop and the gathering space. Ms. McDermott stated that the clients of the program would also work within the facility, which would assist with some of the staffing. She stated that she believes in cross-training, and some of her staff would work in the building and assist with the coffee shop during peak times. She did not plan to run the coffee shop, although she would be there often as their office is three blocks from this location. She stated that she has also run two coffee shops throughout her career and has spoken with Anoka County to partner with their workforce program. She stated that the County partnership would allow for their clients and the 55 plus community to work at the coffee shop, but be paid through Anoka County rather than the business. She stated that they desire to be a place for members of the community to partner as well, noting that they would have space available for small businesses to rent and showcase their products for sale. She stated that some of those partnerships would allow cottage bakers to host pop-ups in the mornings to sell their products, donating 10 percent of sales back to the organization, and also alleviating the need for a full kitchen build-out. Member Stewart stated that the previous applicant, Scooters, stated that they would be required to have a manager on-site per their franchise agreement and asked if this business would have a manager. ## Economic Development Authority/ June 11, 2026 Page 6 of 11 Ms. McDermott stated that she has not yet identified that person, but commented on a member of their team who may transition from their current position to the manager for this business. She commented that there will also be shift supervisors to ensure there is always a point person available on staffing. She commented that she also carries a food manager and serve safe license and could legally be the manager. Economic Development Manager Sullivan provided additional information on LAHA and how those funds can be used. Member Stewart asked for a guarantee that these funds would continue to be received annually. Economic Development Manager Sullivan stated that this program was created in 2023, with the first allocation provided in 2024. He stated that the funding source is still in place, and an act of the legislature would be needed to stop the program. He stated that it is a proven program, and if it were to stop, they would probably be given notice to allow them to recalibrate. Chairperson Wiyninger asked Members Stewart and Riley for their input on the work session discussion the Council had on LAHA and whether this project would align with those goals. Member Riley stated that, as discussed, this is a new program, and the Council was creating the policy. He stated that the Council discussed how it best envisioned using the funds and decided the funds would be best used fixing up individual homes to assist in the goal of affordable housing. He commented that there was consensus not to contribute these funds towards apartment complexes. He stated that the EDA has a good project in front of it and stated that while there was direction from the Council not going in this way, that could also be reconsidered. Economic Development Manager Sullivan stated that he believes that this is a good use of a challenging site and fits the vision of The COR. He commented that this is a nonprofit, so likely a majority of the property would not generate taxes. He stated that this would provide affordable housing options in The COR and would be an eligible use of LAHA funds. He recognized the discussion of the Council and believed that decision was made on a broader scale, not to support large apartment complexes. He stated that the developer has experience in single-family projects, and this would be a new venture, but Lennar is a national company with experience that is a partner of the applicant. He noted that if the necessary funds are not raised, the project would not move forward, but the site would be off the market for the remainder of the year while that is determined. He commented that while there would be jobs created, it would be a minimal number. He stated that, from his perspective, he believes that there is room to support this request and accomplish the goals of the Council using LAHA, and recommended approval. Member Hills thanked the applicant and her team for their presentation and the work they do, noting a well-thought-out approach and plan. She recognized that LAHA is new, and so there are still discussions and uncertainty. She asked if there would be a demand for the funds to be used for the home improvement items discussed by the City Council. She asked what would happen if the fundraising goals exceeded the goal and whether the LAHA funds could then not be used or repaid. ## Economic Development Authority/ June 11, 2026 Page 7 of 11 Economic Development Manager Sullivan stated that the City Council just discussed LAHA one month ago, so the programs and applications have not yet been developed. He stated that perhaps those could be developed and ready to go by the end of the year to make those available at the beginning of 2027. He stated that the demand is not yet known, but there are a number of homes in older areas of the community that need improvement. He stated that the homeowners would also need to qualify by meeting AMI requirements in order to be eligible for the program. He stated that it will be difficult to determine the viability of demand. He commented that the City has typically not engaged in claw-back provisions for this type of funding. He stated that the first allocation of $55,000 would come in at closing, and the $195,000 would likely come in as work is done through reimbursement/work contracts. He believed that a framework of a contract would be developed at the time of the purchase of the land. He commented that if desired, they could negotiate on whether the LAHA funds would be paid back or not used, if fundraising exceeded expectations. Member Hills appreciated the desire to under promise and over deliver, but was concerned that the two units could be vacant for a period of time, and the property would not be used to its full extent. She asked if a specified timeline could be included to ensure the development of the other two units, suggesting perhaps within 24 months, to ensure the vision/mission would be fulfilled. Economic Development Manager Sullivan stated that at this time, the developer is willing to commit to one unit. He stated that if desired, benchmarks could be included in the Development Agreement related to the other two units, but at that point, the City would have lost the ability to claw back on the land itself. He stated that a $50,000 penalty could be incurred if the other units were not developed within that timeline, but was unsure how that would feel to exercise that remedy against a nonprofit. Member Riley stated that the LAHA funds would be used for low-income housing, not a coffee shop, so the housing units are the desired goal. He asked if the applicant would be willing to commit to one unit within phase one and the two additional units within a specified timeline. Ms. McDermott stated that she would commit to an extended timeline. She stated that they originally heard about the LAHA funds from the County and are aware of the necessary reporting. She hoped they could be an asset to the community, reducing the administrative burden on City Staff. Member Stewart asked if there is a probability that the funds could be split up to align with the phasing of the housing units, along with the funds specified for closing. Economic Development Manager Sullivan stated that they could structure the agreement in that way, noting that $50,000 would be spent at the time of closing. He stated that there are expenses that will occur initially, such as parking, that will benefit all phases. He commented that the $195,000 could be allocated in the beginning to get the project going and the first unit constructed, but it could also be split between phasing if desired. He stated that he was unsure of the cash flow of the applicant and believed that having more cash flow in the beginning would assist in gaining partnerships. He stated that if the group wants to make changes, he would need those details in order to build those into the agreements. ## Economic Development Authority/ June 11, 2026 Page 8 of 11 Motion by Member Lindahl, seconded by Member Johnnson, to recommend to City Council to approve Purchase Agreement, Right of Re-Entry Agreement, LAHA (250k) and Sale of City Land to Elevate Hope House for Mixed-Use Project, with the contingency that the first floor and one unit will be constructed within 12 months of the closing, and the additional two units would be constructed within 24 months of the closing, subject to City Attorney review. Further discussion: Member Stewart commented that the City is provided with limited resources, and LAHA is brand new. She commented that the City Council put a lot of thought into how those funds could be given to residents to reinvest in property. She commented that as an EDA member, she agrees that this is a good project and will support the motion today, but as a Councilmember, she is unsure if she will support the request when it goes to the City Council. Member Riley echoed the comments of Member Stewart. Member Lindahl commented that this is a great project that she is excited about, which also includes affordable housing units. Chairperson Wiyninger stated that he believes in the mission and the project, but cannot support the project as he has hesitation about locking up the land without more information about financing and the feasibility of moving forward. A roll call vote was performed: ## Member Hills nay ## Member Johnson aye ## Member Lindahl aye ## Member Riley aye ## Member Stewart aye ## Chairperson Wiyninger nay Motion carried. Commissioner Johnson left the Meeting at 8:40 4.03: Receive 2026 Business Expo Recap and Select 2027 Venue, Date, and Approve Budget Economic Development Manager Sullivan presented the staff report. Chairperson Wiyninger commented that it was a fantastic event with positive feedback from the vendors. He stated that perhaps the bingo card is an option for business sponsorship, with vendors contributing $20 to be included on the card, as that could help to close the funding gap. He also suggested having a large red star or other identifier to help shoppers identify Ramsey business vendors. ## Economic Development Authority/ June 11, 2026 Page 9 of 11 Member Riley commented that perhaps a gold star could be used to identify products made in Ramsey as well. Member Stewart stated that perhaps the slogan on the star is “we love Ramsey businesses”. Member Lindahl stated that she also supports the made in Ramsey concept and to identify Ramsey businesses. Economic Development Manager Sullivan agreed that it would be great to differentiate and identify Ramsey businesses. He stated that he is not a fan of charging $20 to be on the bingo card. He stated that they try to include all vendors on the card, and those businesses already pay for registration. He did not feel comfortable asking businesses to pay more, as this is an event to highlight businesses, and they are already being included on the card for no charge. Chairperson Wiyninger stated that he participates in trade shows a lot, and sponsorships are a way to close the funding gap. He stated that perhaps a sponsor is allowed to put their name on goodie bags or other sponsorship opportunities. Economic Development Manager Sullivan stated that charging for the bingo card could mean there are not enough businesses to have a bingo card. He stated that his solution to close the funding gap was to raise the EDA allocation, but they could also solve for that gap by charging non-Ramsey businesses more to participate and a lesser increase for Ramsey businesses. Chairperson Wiyninger stated that he would trust staff to identify how that additional $600 gap could be filled, whether that is done through sponsorship or increasing the cost for participating businesses. Member Hills asked if there are requests for specific locations and whether there is a higher charge for preferred locations. Economic Development Manager Sullivan replied that he was unsure how you would determine a preferred location because there are multiple entrances and things that a business would consider helpful or preferred for them. He stated that he proposes an additional allocation of $500, which would solve the funding gap. Chairperson Wiyninger stated that the actual costs for 2026 were $1,000 more than the budget, and the budget is only being increased by $500. He did not anticipate that costs would go down. Economic Development Manager Sullivan provided additional information on the budget overages for 2026 and the costs that can vary. He believed that the proposed budget would be sufficient and stated that prices could be slightly raised for non-Ramsey businesses, as that might cover additional expenses or costs that may fluctuate. Member Stewart stated that Ramsey businesses could be charged $55, and non-Ramsey businesses could be charged $80. ## Economic Development Authority/ June 11, 2026 Page 10 of 11 Economic Development Manager Sullivan confirmed that staff could determine increases for participation. Member Riley commented that the feedback that he received was related to parking and traffic flow, which seemed better than previous years, when it was difficult to find parking. He wanted to ensure that parking and traffic flow remain a focus. Economic Development Manager Sullivan provided information on what they have learned from previous events, moving vendor parking to the adjacent property to clear space for shoppers and alerting customers that parking is available in both the front and back. He noted that they have also moved the location of food trucks to free up desired parking in front of the building. Motion by Member Lindahl, seconded by Member Hills, to select Adrenaline Sports Center as the venue, reserve April 27, 2027, and approve a $6,000 allocation from the EDA budget for the 2027 Business Expo. A roll call vote was performed: ## Member Stewart aye ## Member Riley aye ## Member Lindahl aye ## Member Johnson absent ## Member Hills aye ## Chairperson Wiyninger aye Motion carried. ## 5. MEMBER / STAFF UPDATE Economic Development Manager Sullivan provided an update on development interest and activity, and other items of interest to the EDA. He stated that Kwik Trip is coordinating with the City to align its opening with the completion of the Bunker Lake Blvd road project. Member Hills stated that if staff need assistance developing the details for the LAHA program, she would volunteer to assist. ## 6. ADJOURNMENT Motion by Member Lindahl, seconded by Member Riley, to adjourn the meeting. A roll call vote was performed: ## Member Hills aye ## Member Johnson absent ## Member Lindahl aye ## Member Riley aye ## Economic Development Authority/ June 11, 2026 Page 11 of 11 ## Member Stewart aye ## Chairperson Wiyninger aye Motion carried. The regular meeting of the Economic Development Authority adjourned at 9:06 a.m. Respectfully submitted, ________________________________ ## Sean Sullivan ## Economic Development Manager ## ATTEST: __________________________________ ## Wendy Schlueter ## Economic Development Administrative Assistant ## Draft by Amanda Staple TimeSaver Off Site Secretarial, Inc. 4. 1. ## Economic Development Authority (EDA) ## Meeting Date: 08/13/2026 ## Primary Strategic Plan Initiative: Promote economic growth and development. ## Title: ## Adopt EDA Resolution #26-178 Approving Redevelopment Project Area and Plan ## Purpose/Background: The purpose of this case is for the Economic Development Authority to consider adoption of EDA Resolution #26-178 Approving Redevelopment Project Area and Plan. The EDA initiated this project approval process at the May 14, 2026 meeting when it adopted Resolution #26-109 Initiating Process for Establishment of a Redevelopment Plan. The Planning Commission (Res #26-110) and City Council (Res #26-156) have subsequently reviewed the Redevelopment Plan and Area and have both approved it in its current form. Approval of EDA Resolution #26-178 is the last step to approve the plan and to enable the EDA to issue an HRA Loan to Anoka Ramsey Athletic Association (ARAA) to build and operate a 100,000 square foot indoor athletic recreational facility south of Hwy 10 on land owned by PSG LLC shown on the attached site map included in the Redevelopment Plan attached hereto. This land has been vacant for quite some time and has not developed on its own despite improvements to Riverdale Drive NW. The proposed development project involves public and private financing to facilitate development and redevelopment in this area which has not been able to occur on its own. The City has been working with ARAA since 2021 on various iterations of an impactful regional athletic facility and the locations, sizes and types of the structures have evolved over time. Staff is confident that the current proposal, at its current location, is the best iteration of the project to date. ARAA is a non-profit and has provided a valuable service to the Ramsey community since 1979 and this project will provide additional local opportunities for Ramsey residents and an influx of economic activity and increased tax base to the City of Ramsey. This development project will likely result in spin-off commercial development adjacent to the site that would not have occurred if the ARAA project had not been completed. Additional approval relating to loan agreement to lend HRA Dollars to ARAA will be a separate EDA action. The City Council adopted Resolution #26-129 (See attached) approving the request to Anoka County for a funding request up to 2.3M from the City HRA funds held by Anoka County. Staff is supportive of this action and recommends approval. ## Notification: The City Council held a Public Hearing on June 23, 2026 to review the Redevelopment Project Area and Plan document. ## Time Frame/Observations/Alternatives: Staff is asking the Economic Development Authority to approve Resolution #26-178 Approving Redevelopment Project Area and Plan. The Redevelopment Project Area and Plan documents have been drafted and reviewed by TAFT Law and reflect the current financing structure. ## Alternatives: ## 1) Adopt Resolution #26-178 Approving Redevelopment Project Area and Plan ## 2) Something Else ## Funding Source: Funding for the Redevelopment Plan and related activities are proposed to be provided by ARAA, PSD and City Funding for the Redevelopment Plan and related activities are proposed to be provided by ARAA, PSD and City HRA Funds. ## Recommendation: Staff recommends Adoption of Resolution #26-178 Approving Redevelopment Project Area and Plan (as presented) ## Outcome/Action: Motion to Adopt Resolution #26-178 Approving Redevelopment Project Area and Plan (as presented) ## Attachments ## Site Location Map ## ACTION - #26-178 ## ACTION- Redevelopment Plan and Project Area ## Prelim Site Plan ## Retail Development Concept Reference - #26-129 Reference #26-156 Reference - #26-110 ## Form Review ## InboxReviewed ByDate ## Brian HagenBrian Hagen07/23/2026 11:02 AM ## Form Started By: Sean SullivanStarted On: 07/22/2026 03:04 PM ## Final Approval Date: 07/23/2026 ## Site Location Map - ARAA ## 3/5/2026, 12:32:10 PM 0450900225ft 013026065m 1:4,800 ## Web AppBuilder for ArcGIS Commissioner _____________ introduced the following resolution and moved for its adoption: ## EDA - RESOLUTION #26-178 ## RESOLUTION APPROVING REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT AREA AND PLAN BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Commissioners of the Ramsey Economic Development Authority (the "Authority"), as follows: Section 1. Recitals. It has been proposed that the Authority establish a Redevelopment Project Area as described herein (the "Redevelopment Project Area"), in connection with the development of an approximately 100,000 square-foot youth athletic facility located on 10 acres in the City of Ramsey, Minnesota, and adopting the Redevelopment Plan for the Redevelopment Project Area (the "Plan"); all pursuant to and in conformity with applicable law, including Minnesota Statutes, Sections 469.101, 469.001 through 469.047, and 469.090 through 469.1082; all as reflected in that certain document entitled in part "Redevelopment Plan for Anoka Ramsey Athletic Association Facility" dated June 23, 2026, and presented for the Board's consideration. The Board has investigated the facts relating to the Plan and has caused the Plan to be prepared. The Authority has performed all actions required by law to be performed prior to the adoption and approval of the Plan. The Authority has also requested that the Ramsey City Council hold a public hearing on the Plan and that the Ramsey Planning Commission provide written comment on the Plan. Findings for the Adoption and Approval of the Plan. The Board hereby finds that Plan conforms to the general plan for the development or redevelopment of the City as a whole; that the Plan will afford maximum opportunity consistent with the sound needs of the City as a whole, for the development of the Redevelopment Project Area and adjacent areas by private enterprise; and the land in the Redevelopment Project Area would not be made available for redevelopment without the financial aid to be sought. The Board further finds that the Plan is intended and, in the judgment of the Board, its effect will be, to promote the public purposes and accomplish the objectives specified in the Redevelopment Plan for the Redevelopment Project Area. Approval and Adoption of the Plan. The Plan, as presented to the Authority on this date, is hereby approved, established, and adopted. EDA - Resolution #26-178 Page 2 of 2 The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was duly seconded by _________________, and upon vote being taken thereon, the following voted in favor thereof: and the following voted against the same: and the following abstained: and the following were absent: Whereupon said resolution was declared duly passed and adopted by the Ramsey Economic Development Authority this the 13th day of August, 2026. ## President ## Secretary 200153166v2 ## REDEVELOPMENT PLAN ## FOR ## ANOKA RAMSEY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FACILITY ## DATED JUNE 23, 2026 ## RAMSEY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 200153166v2 i ## TABLE OF CONTENTS ## Page I. INTRODUCTION AND LEGAL BASIS ...........................................................................1 A. Intent ........................................................................................................................1 B. Statement..................................................................................................................1 C. Redevelopment Area Boundaries ............................................................................1 D. Statement of Authority .............................................................................................2 E. Findings and Declaration .........................................................................................2 II. REDEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ......................................................................................2 A. Redevelopment Plan Objectives ..............................................................................2 B. Land Use ..................................................................................................................3 C. Redevelopment Activities ........................................................................................3 D. Financing Plan .........................................................................................................4 E. Development Standards ...........................................................................................4 F. Environment Controls ..............................................................................................4 G. Administration of Project .........................................................................................5 H. Modification of Plan ................................................................................................5 ## Exhibit A - Redevelopment Area Boundary Map ## Exhibit B - Budget 200153166v2 ## I. INTRODUCTION AND LEGAL BASIS ## A. Intent The Ramsey Economic Development Authority (the "EDA"), proposes to establish a Redevelopment Project Area as described herein (the "Redevelopment Project Area"), in connection with the development of an approximately 100,000 square-foot youth athletic facility (the “Project”) located on 10 acres in the City of Ramsey, Minnesota (the "City"). The City will loan funds in an amount estimated not to exceed $2,300,000 to the Anoka Ramsey Athletic Association to finance a portion of the construction of the Project. In the remainder of the Redevelopment Area the EDA proposes to facilitate, as appropriate, private development by acquiring land and preparing it for private development and by constructing public infrastructure improvements. ## B. Statement The City and EDA have determined that conditions exist within the Redevelopment Area which have prevented further development of land by private enterprise. It has been found that the Redevelopment Area is potentially more useful and valuable for contributing to the public health, safety and welfare than has been realized under existing development. The development of these parcels is not attainable in the foreseeable future without the intervention of the EDA in the private development process. The EDA has prepared the Redevelopment Plan, which provides for the elimination of these conditions, thereby making the land useful and valuable for contributing to the public health, safety and welfare. ## C. Redevelopment Area Boundaries The boundaries of the Redevelopment Area are outlined on the Redevelopment Area Boundary Map, Exhibit A. All land included in the Project Area is within the legal boundaries of the City. ## D. Statement of Authority Minnesota Statutes, Sections 469.001-469.047 and Section 469.101 grants municipalities the authority to designate redevelopment areas within the boundaries of the municipalities. Within these areas, the municipality may adopt a redevelopment plan and establish a project consistent with the municipality's public purpose. The project as contemplated by this plan consists of a redevelopment project as defined in Section 469.002, Subdivision 14. The loan is authorized under Minnesota Statutes, Sections 469.041, Subdivision 9 and 469.192. 200153166v2 2 ## E. Findings and Declaration The City and the EDA make the following findings: 1. The certain parcels of land in the project area would not be made available for redevelopment without some public financial aid. 2. The redevelopment plans for the Redevelopment Area in the City will afford maximum opportunity consistent with the needs of the locality as a whole, for the redevelopment of the area by private enterprise. 3. The Redevelopment Plan conforms to the general plan for development of the locality as a whole. ## II. REDEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ## A. Redevelopment Plan Objectives The EDA, through implementation of this plan, seeks to achieve the following objectives: 1. To promote and seek the orderly and harmonious development of the Redevelopment Area. 2. To provide logical and organized land use for the entire Redevelopment Area consistent with the Comprehensive Land Use Plan and the Zoning Ordinance of the City. 3. To promote the prompt development of property in the Redevelopment Area with a minimal adverse impact on the environment. 4. To provide general design guidance in conjunction with a suitable development contract in order to enhance the physical environment of the area. 5. To provide adequate utilities and other public improvements and facilities, to enhance the Redevelopment Area and the City for new and existing development. 6. To assist the financial feasibility of private projects to the extent necessary and where there is a corresponding level of public benefit. 7. To enhance the overall economy of the City and surrounding area by retaining current, and providing additional employment opportunities for the residents of the City and surrounding community. 8. To increase the City's tax base by providing critical public infrastructure improvements for the City. 200153166v2 3 9. To stimulate development and investment within the Redevelopment Area by private interests. ## B. Land Use The proposed land use for the Redevelopment Area is commercial and industrial land uses. Publicly and privately owned and operated facilities necessary for the public health, safety and welfare are permitted uses in the Redevelopment Area. ## C. Redevelopment Activities 1. Acquisition The Anoka Ramsey Athletic Association will acquire the property in the Redevelopment Area on which the Project will be located. Other than that property, other property in the Redevelopment Area may be acquired by the EDA if and when required to facilitate development or redevelopment within the Redevelopment Area. 2. Relocation It is not expected that any persons will be displaced as a result of this Redevelopment Plan. 3. Anoka Ramsey Athletic Association Facility and Other Public Improvements. The EDA proposes to cause the Anoka Ramsey Athletic Association Facility to be constructed and, as appropriate, other public improvements within the Redevelopment Area. ## D. Financing Plan ## 1. Project Budget Attached hereto as Exhibit B is a budget which details estimated development costs associated with constructing and equipping the Anoka Ramsey Athletic Association Facility as currently contemplated. The items of cost and the costs thereof shown in the budget are estimated to be necessary based upon information now available. It is anticipated that the items of cost and the costs thereof shown in each category in the budget may decrease or increase, but that the total project cost will not exceed the amount shown above. 2. Source of Funds and Security The City or the EDA anticipate receiving funding for the Project from the Anoka County Housing and Redevelopment Authority. Sources of funds for any other 200153166v2 4 public improvements include rates and charges, assessments and other available funds of the EDA or City. ## 3. Bond Issue Details No bond issuance is anticipated in connection with the Project. ## E. Development Standards The EDA will consider, among other things, the following factors when evaluating development proposals for projects within the Redevelopment Area seeking public assistance and support: 1. Degree to which redevelopment objectives are provided for or enhanced. 2. Consistency with this plan and the Ramsey Comprehensive Plan. ## F. Environmental Controls It is presently anticipated that the proposed development in the Redevelopment Area will not present major environmental problems. All municipal actions and public improvements will be carried out in a manner that will comply with applicable environmental standards. The environmental controls to be applied within the area are contained within the codes and ordinances of the City. ## G. Administration of Project The City Council has authorized the EDA to be responsible for seeing that the contents of this Plan are promoted, implemented and enforced. ## H. Modification of Plan A Redevelopment Plan may be modified at any time. The modification must be adopted by the EDA and the City, upon notice and after the public hearing required for the original adoption of the Redevelopment Plan. Changes that do not alter or affect the exterior boundaries and do not substantially alter or affect the general land use established in the plan, shall not constitute a modification of the Redevelopment Plan, nor require approval by the City. 200153166v2 ## A-1 ## EXHIBIT A ## Description of the Redevelopment Area and Boundary Map 200153166v2 ## B-1 ## EXHIBIT B ## Estimated Budget ## Sources Construction Loan $ 9,397,926 ## Developer Land Equity 1,370,000 ## Land Payment 20,000 ## City of Ramsey Loan 1,877,683 Cash and Loans from Others 750,000 Total $ 13,425,609 ## Uses ## Construction, Soft Costs & Fees $ 12,849,609 ## Payoff of Existing Land Loan 576,000 Total $ 13,425,609 ## PROJECT ## LOCATION ## ANOKA RAMSEY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ## SITE DEVELOPMENT PLANS ## FOR KINGHORN CONSTRUCTION ## IN THE CITY OF RAMSEY ## SHEET INDEX ## GOVERNING SPECIFICATIONS ## Hakanson ## Anderson ## NameDate:07/29/2024Reg#---- ## ROOT FLARE (FIRST OF PRIMARY ROOTS) SHALL BE EVEN WITH ## FINISHED GRADE. *MAY NEED TO REMOVE EXCESS SOIL ## TO FIND ROOT FLARE. REMOVE TOP 1/3rd OF THE WIRE ## BASKET, BURLAP, AND TWINE FROM ROOT BALL. ## SET ROOT BALL ON SUBGRADE ## UNDISTERBED ## SUBGRADE 6' ## SHREDDED HARDWOOD MULCH 2-4" DEPTH, ## 6' DIAMETER (NO CONTACT WITH TREE TRUNK) ## BACKFILL WITH 50/50 MIX OF TOPSOIL AND NATIVE SOIL ## SCARIFY BOTTOM AND SIDES OF PLANTING HOLE ## OVERDIG HOLE 2x THE DIAMTER OF THE ROOT BALL ## PROVIDE TREE WRAP/RODENT ANIMAL PROTECTION TO ## FIRST BRANCH ## NO MULCH SHALL TOUCH TRUNK ## STRAIGHT LEADER WITH EVEN BRANCHING ## MAINTAIN TREE IN PLUM POSITION,IF STAKES ## ARE TO BE USED,USE THE 2/3 STAKE METHOD ## WITH TRUNK WEBBING. ## (NO WIRE IS TO BE USED ON TRUNK) ## PROPOSED GRADE ## LEGEND ## LANDSCAPE REQUIREMENTS ## SITE TOTAL: 435,683 SF ## IMPERVIOUS SURFACE: 377,828 SF ## PLANTING CALCULATION: 377,828/ 435,683 = .86 435,683 - 377,828 = 57,855 57,855 x .86= 49,756 SF TOTAL ## 1)THE CONTRACTOR SHALL INSPECT THE SITE AND BECOME FAMILIAR WITH THE EXISTING ## CONDITIONS RELATING TO THE NATURE AND SCOPE OF THE WORK. ## 2)THE CONTRACTOR SHALL VERIFY PLAN LAYOUT AND BRING TO THE ATTENTION OF THE ## LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT DISCREPANCIES WHICH MAY COMPROMISE THE DESIGN OR ## INTENT OF THE LAYOUT. ## 3)THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR COMPLYING WITH ALL APPLICABLE ## CODES, REGULATIONS, AND PERMITS GOVERNING THE WORK. ## 4)THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROTECT EXISTING ROADS,CURBS/GUTTERS, TRAILS, TREES, ## LAWNS AND SITE ELEMENTS DURING CONSTRUCTION.DAMAGE TO SAME SHALL BE ## REPAIRED AND/OR REPLACED AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER. ## 5)VERIFY ALL UTILITIES, INCLUDING IRRIGATION LINES, WITH THE OWNER FOR PROPRIETARY ## UTILITIES AND GOPHER STATE ONE CALL 48 HOURS BEFORE DIGGING. CONTRACTOR ## SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PROTECTION AND REPAIR OF ANY DAMAGES TO SAME. ## NOTIFY THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT OF ANY CONFLICTS TO FACILITATE PLANT ## RELOCATION. ## 6)THE LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE THE PHASES OF CONSTRUCTION AND ## PLANTING INSTALLATION WITH OTHER CONTRACTORS WORKING ON SITE. ## 7)THE CONTRACTOR SHALL REVIEW THE SITE FOR DEFICIENCIES IN SITE CONDITIONS WHICH ## MIGHT NEGATIVELY AFFECT PLANT ESTABLISHMENT, SURVIVAL OR WARRANTY. ## UNDESIRABLE SITE CONDITIONS SHALL BE BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE ## LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT PRIOR TO BEGINNING OF WORK. ## 8)THE PLAN TAKES PRECEDENCE OVER THE LANDSCAPE LEGEND IF DISCREPANCIES EXIST. ## QUANTITIES SHOWN IN THE PLANTING SCHEDULE ARE FOR THE CONTRACTOR'S ## CONVENIENCE. CONTRACTOR TO VERIFY QUANTITIES SHOWN ON THE PLAN. ## 9)THE SPECIFICATIONS TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER THE PLANTING NOTES AND GENERAL ## NOTES. ## 10)EXISTING TREES AND SHRUBS TO REMAIN SHALL BE PROTECTED TO THE DRIP LINE FROM ## ALL CONSTRUCTION TRAFFIC, STORAGE OF MATERIALS ETC. WITH 4' HT. ORANGE PLASTIC ## SAFETYFENCING ADEQUATELY SUPPORTED BY STEEL FENCE POSTS 6' O.C. MAXIMUM ## SPACING ## 11)LONG-TERM STORAGE OF MATERIALS OR SUPPLIES ON-SITE WILL NOT BE ALLOWED. ## 12)CONTRACTOR SHALL REQUEST IN WRITING, A FINAL ACCEPTANCE INSPECTION. ## 13)ALL AREAS DISTURBED THROUGH THE CONSTRUCTION PROCESS NOT OTHERWISE ## IMPROVED WITH IMPERVIOUS SURFACING SHALL RECEIVE 4 INCHES OF TOPSOIL MEETING ## THE CITIES SPECIFICATIONS (NO MORE THAN 35% SAND CONTENT) ## 14)IRRIGATION SYSTEM(S) MUST BE EQUIPED WITH A RAIN SENSOR AND SOME FORM OF ## WATER EFFICIENT TECHNOLOGY, SUCH AS A WEATHER COMPENSATING SMART ## CONTROLLER ## 15)SPECIES SUBSTITUTIONS REQUIRE APPROVAL OF CITYPRIOR TO INSTALLATION, ## CHANGING OF SPECIES MAY REQUIRE THAT MORE TREE NEED BE PLANTED DUE CHOOSEN ## SPECIES NOT MATCH PROPOSED SQUARE FOOTAGE OF PROPOSED TREE ## 1)TREES AND SHRUBS SHALL BE FRESHLY DUG AT TIME OF DELIVERY UNLESS CONTAINER ## GROWN, IF CONTAINER GROWN, PLANTS SHALL BE WATERED EVERYDAY AND KEPT IN A ## PARTIALLY SHADED AREA UNTIL PLANTED. ## 2)TREES TO BE PLANTED EXCEPT MULTI-STEM TREES SHALL HAVE A SINGLE STRAIGHT LEADER ## AND TAPERED TRUNK. ALL TREES SHALL BE FREE OF GIRDING ROOTS THAT HAVE ENCIRCLED ## THE TREE,TREES MUST BE IN GOOD HEALTH AND FREE OF DISEASE. ## 3)ALL TREES SHALL HAVE A MINIMUM DEPTH OF 2-4" HARDWOOD BARK MULCH 6' DIAMETER ## RING AROUND THE BASE OF THE TREE. KEEP MULCH OFF TREE TRUNK. ## 4)THE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY PLANTS WHICH ARE ## DEEMED TO BE UNSATISFACTORY BEFORE, DURING OR AFTER INSTALLATION ## 5)PLANTING HOLES SHALL BE FREE OF WEEDS, ROCKS, SOD, CLAY CLUMPS, CLASS V AND ## OTHER CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS. ## 6)TOPSOIL FOR BACKFILLING PLANTING HOLES SHALL BE A MIXTURE OF NATIVE AND TOPSOIL ## AT A RATIO OF 1:1. ## 7)NO PLANTS SHALL BE INSTALLED UNTIL FINAL GRADING AND CONSTRUCTION HAS BEEN ## COMPLETED IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA. ## GENERAL LANDSCAPE NOTES: ## PLANTING NOTES: 2-4" ## Seeded Lawn MNDot 25-131 ## (See Restoration Plan for Spec.) ## Double Shredded Bark Mulch (3") ## TYPICAL TREE PLANTING DETAIL ## NOT TO SCALE 1 ## Sodded Lawn ## (See Restoration Plan for Spec.) ## Seeded MNDot 33-261 ## (See Restoration Plan for Spec.) ## PLANTING SCHEDULE ## OVERSTORY TREESCommon/ BotanicalContSqftQuantityTotal Sqft ## HBHackberry/ Celtis occidentalis2.5" BB92243688 ## WOWhite Oak / Quercus alba2.5" BB3,910415640 ## HKButternut Hickory/ Carya cordiformis2.5" BB3,00839024 ## BMBlack Maple / Acer nigrum2.5" BB1,53546140 ## EVERGREEN TREESCommon/ BotanicalContSqftQuantityTotal Sqft ## BHBlack Hills Spruce / Picea glauca densata6` BB38641544 ## WPWhite Pine / Pinus strobus6` BB1,99547980 ## DFDouglas Fir / Pseudotsuga menziesii6` BB35441416 ## LRAmerican Larch / Larix laricina6` BB71842872 ## UNDERSTORY TREESCommon/ BotanicalContSqftQuantityTotal Sqft ## SAShowy Mountain Ash / Sorbus decora1.5" BB38641544 ## RDRedbud / Cercis canadensis1.5" BB2972594 ## SHRUBSCommon/ BotanicalContSqftQuantityTotal Sqft ## Dwarf Bush-Honeysuckle/ Diervilla lonicera5 Gal2 145290 ## Total SF50732 ## PERENNIALSCommon/ BotanicalContQuantity ## Karl Foerster GrassCalamagrostis x acutiflora 'Karl Foerster'1Gal37 ## Little BluestemSchizachyrium scoparium 'Standing Ovation'1Gal32 ## 1.5" Gray Trap Rock (3") ## 4-6" Gray Trap Rock ## Phase 2 Boundary ## THIS PLAN SET AND THE CONCEPTS REPRESENTED ## HEREIN ARE THE PROPERTY OF ## KLEIN-NORBY LANDSCAPE & SITE DESIGN. ## CHANGES TO OR USE OF THIS PLAN SHALL ## REQUIRE PRIOR WRITTEN APPROVAL BY ## KLEIN-NORBY LANDSCAPE & SITE DESIGN I herby certify that this plan, plan set, specification or report was prepaired by me or under my direct supervision and that I am duly registered Landscape Architect under the laws of the State of Minnesota ## PRELIMINARY NOT ## FOR CONSTRUCTION ## KLEIN-NORBY ## LANDSCAPE & SITE DESIGN 1235 129th Ave NW ## Minneapolis, MN 55448 www.norbylandscape.com ## C ## DRAWN BY ## MK ## CHECKED BY ## DRAWING NAME ## DATE 07/29/2024 ## REVISIONS ## NO.BYDATECOMMENTS ## PROJECT #FILE # ## L1 2 ## ATHLETIC FACILITY ## PRELIMINARY LANDSCAPE PLAN ## RAMSEY ## MN ## ARAA 0 50'100' Scale: 1"=50' ## Hakanson ## Anderson ## N ## 100,000 SF ARAA Sports ## Facility CouncilmemberPetersintroducedthefollowingresolutionandmovedforits adoption: ## RESOLUTION #26-129 ## RESOLUTIONREQUESTINGANOKACOUNTYHOUSINGANDREDEVELOPMENT ## AUTHORITYFUNDINGFORREDEVELOPMENTPROJECT ## NOWTHEREFORE, BEITRESOLVEDBYTHECITYOFRAMSEY, ANOKA ## COUNTY, STATEOFMINNESOTA, asfollows: 1) Recitals. ## a) PursuanttoMinnesotaStatutes, Section469.101andSections469.090through 469.1082, theRamseyEconomicDevelopmentAuthority (the "Authority"), is authorizedtoexercisedevelopmentandredevelopmentpowers; and b) IthasbeenproposedthattheAuthorityestablish, andtheCityapprove, a RedevelopmentProjectArea, inconnectionwiththedevelopmentofanapproximately 100,000square-footyouthathleticfacilitylocatedon10acresintheCityforusebythe AnokaRamseyAthleticAssociation (the “AnokaRamseyAthleticAssociationFacility Project”) andadoptingtheRedevelopmentPlanfortheRedevelopmentProjectArea the "Plan"); allpursuanttoandinconformitywithapplicablelaw. ## 2) RequesttoAnokaCountyHousingandRedevelopmentAuthority. TheCityhereby requestsfundingfromtheAnokaCountyHousingandRedevelopmentAuthorityinan amountnottoexceed $2,300,000. TheCityproposesapplysuchamountstocostsofthe AnokaRamseyAthleticAssociationFacilityProject, includinga loantotheAnoka ## RamseyAthleticAssociationtofinanceaportionoftheAnokaRamseyAthletic AssociationFacilityProject. ## ThemotionforadoptionoftheforegoingresolutionwasdulysecondedbyCouncilmember Olson, anduponvotebeingtakenthereon, thefollowingvotedinfavorthereof: ## MayorHeineman ## CouncilmemberPeters ## CouncilmemberOlson ## CouncilmemberBuscher ## CouncilmemberRiley ## CouncilmemberSpecht ## CouncilmemberStewart andthefollowingvotedagainstthesame: ## None andthefollowingabstained: ## None andthefollowingwereabsent: ## None ## WhereuponsaidresolutionwasdeclareddulypassedandadoptedbytheRamseyCityCouncilthis the26thdayofMay, 2026. ## Mayor ## ATTEST: ## CityClerk Resolution #26-129 ## Page2of2 CouncilmemberPetersintroducedthefollowingresolutionandmovedforits adoption: ## RESOLUTION #26-156 ## RESOLUTIONAPPROVINGREDEVELOPMENTPROJECTAREAANDPLAN ## NOWTHEREFORE, BEITRESOLVEDBYTHECITYOFRAMSEY, ANOKA ## COUNTY, STATEOFMINNESOTA, asfollows: Section1. Recitals. a) Ithasbeenproposedby theRamseyEconomicDevelopmentAuthority (the Authority"), thattheAuthorityestablishaRedevelopmentProjectAreaasdescribed herein (the "RedevelopmentProjectArea"), inconnectionwiththedevelopmentofan approximately100,000square-footyouthathleticfacilitylocatedon10acresintheCity, andadoptingtheRedevelopmentPlanfortheRedevelopmentProjectArea (the "Plan"); all pursuanttoandinconformitywithapplicablelaw, includingMinnesotaStatutes, Sections 469.101, 469.001through469.047, and469.090through469.1082; allasreflectedinthat certaindocumententitledinpart "RedevelopmentPlanforAnokaRamseyAthletic AssociationFacility" datedJune23, 2026, andpresentedfortheCouncil'sconsideration. b) TheCouncilhasinvestigatedthefactsrelatingtothePlan. c) TheCityhasperformedallactionsrequiredbylawtobeperformedpriorto theadoptionandapprovalof thePlan, including, butnotlimitedto, areviewofandwritten commentonthePlanbytheCityPlanningCommission, andtheholdingofapublichearing thereonfollowingatleast10butnotmorethan30days' priorpublishednoticethereof, as requiredbylaw. Section2. FindingsfortheAdoptionandApprovalofthePlan. a) TheCouncilherebyfindsthatthePlanconformstothegeneralplanforthe developmentorredevelopmentoftheCityasawholebecausetheRedevelopmentProject Areaisproperlyzonedfortheintendeduses, andtheanticipateddevelopmentisin furtheranceoflongrangeplansoftheCityforthatarea; thatthePlanwillaffordmaximum opportunityconsistentwiththesoundneedsoftheCityasawhole, forthedevelopmentof theRedevelopmentProjectAreaandadjacentareasbyprivateenterprisebecausetheywill enabletheAuthoritytoprovideandfinancenecessarypublicfacilities; andthelandinthe ## RedevelopmentProjectAreawouldnotbemadeavailableforredevelopmentwithoutthe financialaidtobesought. b) TheCouncilfurtherfindsthatthePlanisintendedand, inthejudgmentof thisCouncil, itseffectwillbe, topromotethepublicpurposesandaccomplishthe objectivesspecifiedintheRedevelopmentPlanforRedevelopmentProjectArea. ## Section3. ApprovalandAdoptionofthePlan. ThePlan, aspresentedtotheCouncil onthisdate, includingwithoutlimitationthefindingsandstatementsofobjectivescontained therein, areherebyapproved, ratified, established, andadoptedandshallbeplacedonfileinthe officeoftheClerk. ## ThemotionfortheadoptionoftheforegoingresolutionwasdulysecondedbyCouncilmember Buscher, anduponvotebeingtakenthereon, thefollowingvotedinfavorthereof: ## MayorHeineman ## CouncilmemberPeters ## CouncilmemberBuscher ## CouncilmemberRiley ## CouncilmemberSpecht ## CouncilmemberStewart andthefollowingvotedagainstthesame: ## None andthefollowingabstained: ## None andthefollowingwereabsent: ## CouncilmemberOlson ## WhereuponsaidresolutionwasdeclareddulypassedandadoptedbytheRamseyCityCouncilthis the23rddayofJune, 2026. ## Mayor ## ATTEST: ## CityClerk Resolution #26-156 ## Page2of2 ## CommissionerLubarskiintroducedthefollowingresolutionandmovedforitsadoption: ## RESOLUTION #26-110 ## RESOLUTIONOFTHEPLANNINGCOMMISSION, CITYOFRAMSEY, MINNESOTA, ## CONCERNINGTHERAMSEYECONOMICDEVELOPMENTAUTHORITY'S ## REDEVELOPMENTPROJECTAREAPROPOSAL WHEREAS, theproposalbytheRamseyEconomicDevelopmentAuthoritytoestablish aRedevelopmentProjectAreaas describedherein (the "RedevelopmentProjectArea"), in connectionwiththedevelopmentofanapproximately100,000square-footyouthathleticfacility locatedon10acresintheCityofRamsey, Minnesota, andadoptingtheRedevelopmentPlanfor theRedevelopmentProjectArea (the "Plan"); allpursuanttoandinconformitywithapplicable law, includingMinnesotaStatutes, Sections469.101, 469.001through469.047, and469.090 through469.1082; havebeensubmittedtothePlanningCommission, CityofRamsey, Minnesota the "Commission"); and WHEREAS, theCommissionhasreviewedthePlantodeterminetheconsistencyofthe PlanwiththeComprehensivePlanoftheCity. ## NOWTHEREFORE, BEITRESOLVEDBYTHEPLANNINGCOMMISSIONOF ## THECITYOFRAMSEY, ANOKACOUNTY, STATEOFMINNESOTA, asfollows: 1) ThatthePlanisconsistentwiththeCityofRamseyComprehensivePlanandthe CommissionrecommendsapprovalofthePlantotheCityofRamseyCityCouncil. ## ThemotionfortheadoptionoftheforegoingresolutionwasdulysecondedbyCommissioner Allshouse, anduponvotebeingtakenthereon, thefollowingvotedinfavorthereof: ## ViceChairRandyBauer ## CommissionerJeffreyLubarski ## CommissionerMichaelAllshouse ## CommissionerBradleyCochrane ## CommissionerDebraMusgrove ## CommissionerLayeeSanoe andthefollowingvotedagainstthesame: ## None andthefollowingabstained: ## None andthefollowingwereabsent: ## ChairCheriGengler ## WhereupontheresolutionwasdeclaredpassedandadoptedbytheCityofRamseyPlanning CommissiononMay28, 2026. ## Chairperson ## ATTEST: ## CityClerk Resolution #26-110 ## Page2of2 4. 2. ## Economic Development Authority (EDA) ## Meeting Date: 08/13/2026 ## Primary Strategic Plan Initiative: Promote economic growth and development. ## Title: ## Consider Recommendation for Approval of 2027 EDA Budget ## Purpose/Background: The purpose of this case is to formulate a recommendation to the City Council on the proposed 2027 EDA Budget. The EDA Budget and Levy are utilized for a variety of business retention and expansion efforts that promote the growth of employment and tax base in the City of Ramsey. Key investments in the EDA Budget include, but are not necessarily limited to: Community and Economic Development Marketing / Networking Efforts (EDAM, Chambers of ## Commerce, Lasso/LOIS, MNCar, Loopnet, Brochures, CBRE, ICSC (If needed)) 1. EDA Sponsored Events (Biz Network, Biz Expo, Biz Appreciation)2. Business Retention, Expansion and Recruitment (Business Visits and Recruitment, CBRE)3. Professional Services to supplement Staff on development projects (TIF Analysis, Legal, Environmental, Land Acquisition, Hwy 10 RALF and Gateway Turnback Sales, Demolition, SAC /WAC Loans, Sign and ## Awning program, Property Mgmt, Plats, Development Agreements, etc.) 4. Training (Initial EDFP Certification for CD Director Hanson and continuing education for Sullivan EDFP re-certification) 5. Potential Land Acquisition and/or Assistance (Redevelopment, Hwy 10 and Site Assembly) (likely from ## Unencumbered Fund Balance) 6. ## Notification: The EDA Meeting has been properly noticed. ## Time Frame/Observations/Alternatives: The 2027 EDA Budget has been reduced (0.00%) from $91,167 to $91,167. There are no changes in line items from 2026 to 2027. Community Development Director Hanson is still in the process of obtaining her NDC (Grow Americal) EDFP Certification. She has completed one class and is scheduled for another in November 2026 and will be taking 2 more in 2027-2028. This is a one-time expense over 2 plus years. Economic Development Manager Sullivan has completed the training and has his EDFP Certification but does utilize EDAM for continuing education to keep his EDFP certification current. Once Community Development Director Hanson's EDFP Training is complete, the training budget can likely be reduced or reallocated. The EDA has an unencumbered Fund Balance of 1.761M that can be used for larger projects, potential investment into the EDA Revolving Loan Fund, larger acquisitions and other special development projects and or incentives. It should be noted that the City ability to provide Tax Increment Financing incentives from TIF 14 (The COR)) ends on November 28, 2026. Staff believes that the EDA unencumbered fund balance could be used as an alternative to TIF 14 to provide additional gap funding opportunities for businesses considered a high priority by the Council and EDA in the COR or other areas of interest. ## Review by City Council The City Council is reviewing the overall 2027 Budget and Levy at Work Sessions and will continue to refine the budget. It is possible that these, and future discussions, could impact the final EDA Budget. The City Council is scheduled to adopt the preliminary budget in September 2027. ## Funding Source: The EDA Budget is supported by the EDA Levy. The EDA Levy is collected as part of the City's property tax and counts towards the City's overall Tax Levy. ## Recommendation: Staff recommends adoption of the budget as currently proposed. ## Outcome/Action: Motion to Recommend to City Council adoption of the proposed 2027 EDA Budget and Levy as presented / or as modified. ## Attachments ## ACTION - Proposed 2027 EDA Budget ## Reference - 2025 EDA Expenditures Detail Reference - 2026 EDA expenditures to date ## Form Review ## InboxReviewed ByDate ## Brian HagenBrian Hagen07/23/2026 11:02 AM ## Form Started By: Sean SullivanStarted On: 07/22/2026 02:19 PM ## Final Approval Date: 07/23/2026 ## FUNDECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY ## Business ## Unit ## Object ## Account ## Description 2022 ## Actual 2023 ## Actual 2024 ## Actual 2025 ## Actual 2026 ## Adopted Budget 2027 ## Requested ## Budget ## 92304011CURRENT-AD VALOREM TAXES 66,843 72,192 78,150 76,791 86,367 86,367 ## 92304012DELINQUENT-AD VALOREM TAXES 348 (989) (593) (358) ## 92304014FISCAL DISPARITIES 9,838 9,407 8,998 8,077 ## 92304273OTHER STATE GRANTS & AIDS ## 92304609OTHER MISCELLANEOUS REVENUES 198,638 275 30,000 82,776 ## 92304701INTEREST ON INVESTMENTS (11,202) 64,554 69,212 67,885 4,800 4,800 ## 92304901TRANSFER IN FROM OTHER FUNDS 264,465 145,440 185,766 235,171 91,167 91,167 ## Business ## Unit ## Object ## Account ## Description 2022 ## Actual 2023 ## Actual 2024 ## Actual 2025 ## Actual 2026 ## Adopted Budget 2027 ## Requested ## Budget ## 92306102F.T. REGULAR-WAGES & SALARIES ## 92306105TEMPORARY-WAGES & SALARIES 660 435 350 225 1,000 1,000 ## 92306121PERA CONTRIBUTIONS ## 92306122FICA/MEDICARE CONTRIBUTIONS 50 33 27 17 80 80 ## 92306131GROUP INSURANCE ## 92306133WORKERS COMP INSURANCE PREMIUM 4 2 5 2 ## 92306135PAID FAMILY MEDICAL LEAVE ## 92306246MARKETING 24,154 6,626 10,698 17,587 23,000 23,000 ## 92306249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY 8,769 12,007 11,770 11,072 21,000 21,000 ## 92306304LEGAL FEES ## 92306315MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL SER 43,193 1,010 44,130 4,667 36,000 36,000 ## 92306322POSTAGE ## 92306323CELLULAR PHONES ## 92306331TRAVEL & LODGING 449 483 157 707 2,500 2,500 ## 92306335TRAINING 660 1,125 385 2,235 5,100 5,100 ## 92306361GENERAL LIABILITY/PROPERTY INS 624 313 268 221 287 287 ## 92306371ELECTRIC UTILITIES ## 92306433REFUNDS/REIMBURSEMENTS ## 92306530IMPROVEMENTS OTHER THAN BUILDINGS ## 92306451MEMBERSHIP DUES 1,798 1,593 2,366 3,504 2,200 2,200 ## 92306452SUBSCRIPTIONS 17 - ## 92306530IMPROVEMENTS OTHER THAN BUILDINGS 20,143 - ## 92306580OTHER EQUPMENT 23,634 100,521 23,627 93,789 40,237 91,167 91,167 • • • • • ## BUDGET SUMMARY: Facilitate development/redevelopment along Hwy 10 corridor Reduce the amount of land owned by City for development Increase retail tax base Increase number of jobs ## Enhance Business Retention and Expansion Program and EDA events ## DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES: ## GOALS OF CURRENT YEAR BUDGET: The primary objective of the Economic Development Authority is to aid, assist and promote the growth and expansion of commercial, retail and industrial development in the City of Ramsey. ## Total Expenditure ## Total Revenue 7/22/202611:46:27 ## CITY OF RAMSEYR55GLACTActivity by Co, Div (pb), BU,LOG23000VO ## Page -1General Ledger ActivityCompany 09230Ledger AA 1/1/2025- 12/31/2025 -7000Object 6000 GL Explanation / RemarkCredit AmountDebit AmountDescriptionRec/Ck#Account NumberGL DateDoc NoDocAddressNameU ## 09230ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTH . ## 9230ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY T2 32741/10/2025 9230.6105TEMPORARY-WAGES & SALARIES25.00Payroll Labor Distribution T2 32922/21/2025 9230.6105TEMPORARY-WAGES & SALARIES25.00Payroll Labor Distribution T2 33043/21/2025 9230.6105TEMPORARY-WAGES & SALARIES25.00Payroll Labor Distribution T2 33164/18/2025 9230.6105TEMPORARY-WAGES & SALARIES25.00Payroll Labor Distribution T2 33799/19/2025 9230.6105TEMPORARY-WAGES & SALARIES25.00Payroll Labor Distribution T2 339110/17/2025 9230.6105TEMPORARY-WAGES & SALARIES50.00Payroll Labor Distribution T2 341312/12/2025 9230.6105TEMPORARY-WAGES & SALARIES50.00Payroll Labor Distribution 225.00Net225.00 9230.6105 Total T3 32761/10/2025 9230.6122FICA/MEDICARE CONTRIBUTIONS1.91Actual Burden Journal Entries T3 32932/21/2025 9230.6122FICA/MEDICARE CONTRIBUTIONS1.92Actual Burden Journal Entries T3 33053/21/2025 9230.6122FICA/MEDICARE CONTRIBUTIONS1.91Actual Burden Journal Entries T3 33174/18/2025 9230.6122FICA/MEDICARE CONTRIBUTIONS1.91Actual Burden Journal Entries T3 33809/19/2025 9230.6122FICA/MEDICARE CONTRIBUTIONS1.91Actual Burden Journal Entries T3 339210/17/2025 9230.6122FICA/MEDICARE CONTRIBUTIONS3.84Actual Burden Journal Entries T3 341412/12/2025 9230.6122FICA/MEDICARE CONTRIBUTIONS3.82Actual Burden Journal Entries 17.22Net17.22 9230.6122 Total PV 1300712/26/2025 9230.6133WORKERS COMP INSURANCE PREMIUM1002592.012025 WC ALLOCATIONLEAGUE OF MN CITIES INS TRUST120475 2.01Net2.01 9230.6133 Total PV 1304692/28/2025 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS10876850.00FACEBOOK META - BIZ EXPOCOMDATA NETWORK INC99031425 ## 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JE 441899/30/2025 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY12.74POSTAGE ALLOCATION PV 13407610/2/2025 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY10011667.858/19-9/18/25 ELECTRIC USAGECONNEXUS ENERGY121450 PV 13389410/15/2025 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY10052915.42NAME BADGE/PLATE N BAUERWENDELL'S INC1008664 PV 13450310/23/2025 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY120605500.00DOWN PMT EDA NETWORK BREAKFASTPANGAEA HOSPITALITY GROUP LLC121547 PV 13445510/29/2025 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY10052910.19NAME PLATE N BAUERWENDELL'S INC1008731 PV 13456210/30/2025 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY10011667.889/18-10/16/25 ELECTRIC USAGECONNEXUS ENERGY121597 ## JE 4423110/31/2025 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY10.48POSTAGE ALLOCATION JE 4424810/31/2025 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY500.002026 NETWORK BREAKFAST DOWN PA JE 4424811/1/2025 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY500.002026 NETWORK BREAKFAST DOWN PA ## JE 4426011/30/2025 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY28.90POSTAGE ALLOCATION PV 13517012/4/2025 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY10011666.8510/16-11/19/25 ELECTRIC USECONNEXUS ENERGY121729 ## JE 4430612/31/2025 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY28.62POSTAGE ALLOCATION PV 13574212/31/2025 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY10011666.5411/19-12/18/25 ELECTRICCONNEXUS ENERGY121902 PV 13600112/31/2025 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY1005298.19TRODAT DRY PADWENDELL'S INC1009098 33,632.1622,560.00Net11,072.16 9230.6249 Total PV 1300832/26/2025 9230.6315MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL SER1216622,500.00SURRENDER THE GAME BEN UTECHTSURRENDER THE GAME BEN UTECHT120493 PV 1319156/11/2025 9230.6315MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL SER100031166.67NEAR MAP AERIALS 2025ANOKA COUNTY1008103 PV 13438710/29/2025 9230.6315MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL SER1223112,000.00SALESFORCECONRIN INC121561 4,666.67Net4,666.67 9230.6315 Total PV 1321846/19/2025 9230.6331TRAVEL & LODGING100914173.326.11 -6.13.25 EDAM CONF MILEAGSULLIVAN, SEAN1008149 PV 1321846/19/2025 9230.6331TRAVEL & LODGING10091410.006.13.25 EDAM CONF PARKINGSULLIVAN, SEAN1008149 7/22/202611:46:27 ## CITY OF RAMSEYR55GLACTActivity by Co, Div (pb), BU,LOG23000VO ## Page -5General Ledger ActivityCompany 09230Ledger AA 1/1/2025- 12/31/2025 -7000Object 6000 GL Explanation / RemarkCredit AmountDebit AmountDescriptionRec/Ck#Account NumberGL DateDoc NoDocAddressNameU ## Company 09230 Div Continued PV 1326686/30/2025 9230.6331TRAVEL & LODGING108768523.84CANAL PARK LODGE - EDAM CONFERCOMDATA NETWORK INC99071525 707.16Net707.16 9230.6331 Total PV 1300151/31/2025 9230.6335TRAINING1087681,850.00RVT NATIONAL-EDFP CERT COURSECOMDATA NETWORK INC95021425 PV 1314644/30/2025 9230.6335TRAINING108768385.00EDAM CONFERENCE REGISCOMDATA NETWORK INC98051325 2,235.00Net2,235.00 9230.6335 Total PV 1293591/29/2025 9230.6361GENERAL LIABILITY/PROPERTY INS100259221.222025 GENERAL LIAB DISTRIBUTIONLEAGUE OF MN CITIES INS TRUST120116 221.22Net221.22 9230.6361 Total JE 438511/1/2025 9230.6451MEMBERSHIP DUES533.33COMDATA EDAM membSean/Steph PV 1301392/26/2025 9230.6451MEMBERSHIP DUES1141041,971.202025 SALESFORCE MEMBERSHIPGREATER MSP1007648 PV 1304692/28/2025 9230.6451MEMBERSHIP DUES1087685.19ECM - APG UNION SUBSCRIPTIONCOMDATA NETWORK INC99031425 PV 1309983/31/2025 9230.6451MEMBERSHIP DUES1087685.19ECM - APG UNION SUBSCRIPTIONCOMDATA NETWORK INC97041525 PV 1314644/30/2025 9230.6451MEMBERSHIP DUES10876810.38ECM - APG UNION SUB (2 MO.)COMDATA NETWORK INC98051325 PV 1321435/31/2025 9230.6451MEMBERSHIP DUES1087685.19ECM - APG UNION SUBSCRIPTIONCOMDATA NETWORK INC99061325 PV 1333007/31/2025 9230.6451MEMBERSHIP DUES1087685.19ECM ANOKA UNION SUBSCRIPTIONCOMDATA NETWORK INC94081525 PV 1337738/31/2025 9230.6451MEMBERSHIP DUES1087685.19ECM ANOKA UNION SUBSCRIPTIONCOMDATA NETWORK INC99091525 PV 1336339/24/2025 9230.6451MEMBERSHIP DUES100288467.50METRONORTH CHAMBER MEMBERSHIPMETRONORTH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE121418 PV 1342899/30/2025 9230.6451MEMBERSHIP DUES1087685.19ECM- ANOKA UNION SUBSCRIPTIONCOMDATA NETWORK INC99101425 PV 13422910/29/2025 9230.6451MEMBERSHIP DUES100029480.00ANNUAL DUESANOKA AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE1008683 PV 13490810/31/2025 9230.6451MEMBERSHIP DUES1087685.19ECM - ANOKA UNION SUBSCRIPTIONCOMDATA NETWORK INC99111425 PV 13539211/30/2025 9230.6451MEMBERSHIP DUES1087685.19ECM ANOKA UNION SUBSCRIPTIONCOMDATA NETWORK INC99121525 3,503.93Net3,503.93 9230.6451 Total 62,796.9022,560.0040,236.90Net 9230ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 62,796.9022,560.00 .40,236.90Net ## 62,796.9022,560.00ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTH09230Net40,236.90 7/22/202611:37:49 ## CITY OF RAMSEYR55GLACTActivity by Co, Div (pb), BU,LOG23000VO ## Page -1General Ledger ActivityCompany 09230Ledger AA 1/1/2026-12/31/2026 -7000Object 6000 GL Explanation / RemarkCredit AmountDebit AmountDescriptionRec/Ck#Account NumberGL DateDoc NoDocAddressNameU ## 09230ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTH . ## 9230ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY T2 34281/9/2026 9230.6105TEMPORARY-WAGES & SALARIES25.00Payroll Labor Distribution T2 34452/20/2026 9230.6105TEMPORARY-WAGES & SALARIES25.00Payroll Labor Distribution T2 34573/20/2026 9230.6105TEMPORARY-WAGES & SALARIES50.00Payroll Labor Distribution T2 34694/17/2026 9230.6105TEMPORARY-WAGES & SALARIES75.00Payroll Labor Distribution T2 34815/15/2026 9230.6105TEMPORARY-WAGES & SALARIES75.00Payroll Labor Distribution T2 34936/12/2026 9230.6105TEMPORARY-WAGES & SALARIES50.00Payroll Labor Distribution 300.00Net300.00 9230.6105 Total T3 34291/9/2026 9230.6122FICA/MEDICARE CONTRIBUTIONS1.91Actual Burden Journal Entries T3 34462/20/2026 9230.6122FICA/MEDICARE CONTRIBUTIONS1.92Actual Burden Journal Entries T3 34583/20/2026 9230.6122FICA/MEDICARE CONTRIBUTIONS3.83Actual Burden Journal Entries T3 34704/17/2026 9230.6122FICA/MEDICARE CONTRIBUTIONS5.73Actual Burden Journal Entries T3 34825/15/2026 9230.6122FICA/MEDICARE CONTRIBUTIONS5.74Actual Burden Journal Entries T3 34946/12/2026 9230.6122FICA/MEDICARE CONTRIBUTIONS3.83Actual Burden Journal Entries 22.96Net22.96 9230.6122 Total PV 1359931/28/2026 9230.6133WORKERS COMP INSURANCE PREMIUM1002591.542026 WC ALLOCATIONLEAGUE OF MN CITIES INS TRUST121992 1.54Net1.54 9230.6133 Total T3 34291/9/2026 9230.6135PAID FAMILY MEDICAL LEAVE.10Actual Burden Journal Entries T3 34462/20/2026 9230.6135PAID FAMILY MEDICAL LEAVE.10Actual Burden Journal Entries T3 34583/20/2026 9230.6135PAID FAMILY MEDICAL LEAVE.20Actual Burden Journal Entries T3 34704/17/2026 9230.6135PAID FAMILY MEDICAL LEAVE.30Actual Burden Journal Entries T3 34825/15/2026 9230.6135PAID FAMILY MEDICAL LEAVE.30Actual Burden Journal Entries T3 34946/12/2026 9230.6135PAID FAMILY MEDICAL LEAVE.20Actual Burden Journal Entries 1.20Net1.20 9230.6135 Total JE 443961/1/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS757.00COMDATA Metr Nrth Ntwrk Golf T ## PV 1360791/28/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS117451190.00BANNER STANDINKY ELF LLC121989 ## PV 1365712/25/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS11745136.50DECALSINKY ELF LLC122331 ## PV 1371163/25/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS1174511,040.00PENSINKY ELF LLC122445 ## PV 1371173/25/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS117451142.50SIGNSINKY ELF LLC122445 PV 1371183/25/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS104205680.00EXPRESS SIGNS INCEXPRESS SIGNS INC122441 PV 1375423/31/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS108768311.15CUSTOMINK - EDA TABLE COVERCOMDATA NETWORK INC99041526 PV 1375423/31/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS10876841.73FACEBK - 2026 BIZ EXPO ADSCOMDATA NETWORK INC99041526 ## PV 1373134/15/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS1000111,140.00TOTE BAGSACE SALES1009367 PV 1373144/15/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS100011950.00STAND/PHONE CARD HOLDERSACE SALES1009367 7/22/202611:37:49 ## CITY OF RAMSEYR55GLACTActivity by Co, Div (pb), BU,LOG23000VO ## Page -2General Ledger ActivityCompany 09230Ledger AA 1/1/2026-12/31/2026 -7000Object 6000 GL Explanation / RemarkCredit AmountDebit AmountDescriptionRec/Ck#Account NumberGL DateDoc NoDocAddressNameU ## Company 09230 Div Continued PV 1376904/29/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS100158159.00BUSINESS EXPOECM PUBLISHERS INC1009460 PV 1380974/30/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS10876874.99AMAZON - TV FOR EDA EVENTSCOMDATA NETWORK INC99051426 PV 1379525/27/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS100158250.00BUSINESS EXPO ADECM PUBLISHERS INC1009590 PV 1387725/31/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS1087689.37FACEBK- BIZ EXPO-MARKETINGCOMDATA NETWORK INC99061526 PV 1387725/31/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS1087681,100.00ANOKA AREA CHAMBER NETWORKINGCOMDATA NETWORK INC99061526 PV 1386296/24/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS100112240.00MNDOT SIGN PERMITS CITYCOMMISSIONER OF TRANSPORTATION122793 PV 1392826/30/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS108768285.87AMAZON - BIZ APP DAY PRIZESCOMDATA NETWORK INC99071526 PV 1392826/30/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS10876821.04AMAZON - BIZ APP DAY AWARDSCOMDATA NETWORK INC99071526 PV 1392826/30/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS10876834.99AMAZON - BIZ APP DAY PRIZESCOMDATA NETWORK INC99071526 PV 1392826/30/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS10876851.97AMAZON - BIZ APP DAY AWARDSCOMDATA NETWORK INC99071526 PV 1392826/30/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS10876869.29AMAZON - BIZ APP DAY PRIZESCOMDATA NETWORK INC99071526 PV 1392826/30/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS10876890.17AMAZON - BIZ APP DAY PRIZESCOMDATA NETWORK INC99071526 PV 1392826/30/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS108768109.56AMAZON - BIZ APP DAY PRIZESCOMDATA NETWORK INC99071526 PV 1392826/30/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS108768117.97AMAZON - BIZ APP DAY PRIZESCOMDATA NETWORK INC99071526 PV 1392826/30/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS108768172.29AMAZON - BIZ APP DAY AWARDSCOMDATA NETWORK INC99071526 PV 1392826/30/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS10876869.97AMAZON - BIZ APP DAY PRIZESCOMDATA NETWORK INC99071526 PV 1391227/15/2026 9230.6246MARKETING & PROMOTIONS1000113,099.00BLUETOOTH TRACKERSACE SALES1009797 11,244.36Net11,244.36 9230.6246 Total PV 1357451/8/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY101209558.00DOWN PMT EXPOA TOUCH OF MAGIC ENTERTAINMENT1008996 ## JE 443591/31/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY3.00POSTAGE ALLOCATION PV 1365541/31/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY10876819.99AMAZON - BIZ NETWORK SUPPLIESCOMDATA NETWORK INC99021726 PV 1364002/5/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY10011670.3312/18/25-01/19/2026 ELECTRICCONNEXUS ENERGY122057 RC 675722/6/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY50.00EDA EXPO-BAUEREDA EXPO-BAUER58295 RC 675732/6/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY50.00EDA EXPO-ACAPULCOEDA EXPO-ACAPULCO58296 RC 675742/6/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY50.00EDA EXPO-SUMMER LAKES BEVERAGEEDA EXPO-SUMMER LAKES BEVERAGE58297 PV 1363172/11/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY12006355.00BUS CARD W. SCHLUETERSKYLINE GRAPHICS122262 PV 1363582/11/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY1206053,764.51CATERING & VENUEPANGAEA HOSPITALITY GROUP LLC122260 RC 675992/18/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY50.00BUS EXPO-HANSEN TREE FARMBUS EXPO-HANSEN TREE FARM58320 PV 1365692/25/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY1225402,500.00NETWORK BREAKSFAST SPEAKERGLOMB, THERESA122328 ## JE 444092/28/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY3.00POSTAGE ALLOCATION JE 444162/28/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY1,345.00Business Expo JE 444312/28/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY50.00Business Exp PV 1368813/5/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY10011670.74ELECTRIC USE 1/19-2/18/26CONNEXUS ENERGY122373 RC 677073/23/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY75.00BUS EXPO REG FEE-MONTESS RENAIBUS EXPO REG FEE-MONTESS RENAI58389 ## JE 444893/31/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY5.18POSTAGE ALLOCATION JE 444993/31/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY690.00Business Expo JE 445013/31/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY65.00Business Exp PV 1375423/31/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY10876845.00EBAY- ERGONOMIC MOUSECOMDATA NETWORK INC99041526 7/22/202611:37:49 ## CITY OF RAMSEYR55GLACTActivity by Co, Div (pb), BU,LOG23000VO ## Page -3General Ledger ActivityCompany 09230Ledger AA 1/1/2026-12/31/2026 -7000Object 6000 GL Explanation / RemarkCredit AmountDebit AmountDescriptionRec/Ck#Account NumberGL DateDoc NoDocAddressNameU ## Company 09230 Div Continued PV 1373604/2/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY10011672.822/18-3/18/26 ELECTRIC USECONNEXUS ENERGY122469 RC 677434/2/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY50.00EDA EXPO-ARMSTRONG RANCHEDA EXPO-ARMSTRONG RANCH58439 RC 677624/8/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY65.00EXPO-RESTORERS-SPACE/ELECEXPO-RESTORERS-SPACE/ELEC58453 RC 677654/13/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY50.00EXPO- INDEPEND BAPTIST CHURCHEXPO- INDEPEND BAPTIST CHURCH58456 PV 1373154/15/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY101209558.00FINAL PYMT EXPO ENTERTAINMENTA TOUCH OF MAGIC ENTERTAINMENT1009365 RC 677724/16/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY50.00EXPO-MIDWEST SEALCOATEXPO-MIDWEST SEALCOAT58468 ## JE 445294/30/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY22.24POSTAGE ALLOCATION JE 445354/30/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY515.00Business Expo JE 445384/30/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY580.00Business Expo PV 1377654/30/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY12272790.00EXPO WAIT LIST REFUNDOMEGA EXTERIORS/FACE TO FACE L122579 PV 1377664/30/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY12272875.00EDWARD JONESEDWARD JONES122576 PV 1377674/30/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY12193775.00EXPO WAIT LIST REFUNDFLOWSEAL SURFACE MAINTENANCE I1009497 PV 1377684/30/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY12272990.00EXPO WAIT LIST REFUNDWILLET REMODELING AND CONSTRUC122581 PV 1377694/30/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY12273075.00EXPO WAIT LIST REFUNDCEDRUS WEATLTH GROUP122572 PV 1377704/30/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY1166032,000.00BUSINESS EXPOADRENALINE SPORTS CENTER INC1009496 PV 1380974/30/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY10876814.99AMAZON - BINGO ITEM - BIZ EXPOCOMDATA NETWORK INC99051426 PV 1380974/30/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY10876851.60FACEBK - 2026 BIZ EXPO ADSCOMDATA NETWORK INC99051426 PV 1380974/30/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY10876840.85WALMART - BIZ EXPO - CANDYCOMDATA NETWORK INC99051426 PV 1381014/30/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY108768246.87FSP*FROGGY EDA EXPOCOMDATA NETWORK INC99051426 PV 1379215/7/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY10011672.923/18-4/17/26 ELECTRIC USECONNEXUS ENERGY122587 PV 1380755/27/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY1127223,932.25BUSINESS EXPO BOOTHCENAIKO EXPO INC122692 ## JE 445665/31/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY18.12POSTAGE ALLOCATION PV 1385116/4/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY10011674.134/17-5/19/26 ELECTRIC USECONNEXUS ENERGY122731 RC 679456/10/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY550.00EDA GOLF EVENT- PSD LLCEDA GOLF EVENT- PSD LLC58636 RC 679506/11/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY500.00EDA GOLF EVENT-HAKANSON ANDERSEDA GOLF EVENT-HAKANSON ANDERS58641 RC 679526/12/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY500.00EDA GOLF EVENT-VILLAGE BANKEDA GOLF EVENT-VILLAGE BANK58643 RC 680016/22/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY500.00EDA GOLF EVENT-GROMBERG&ASSOCEDA GOLF EVENT-GROMBERG&ASSOC58658 RC 680026/22/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY50.00EDA GOLF EVENT-RM GOLF CARTSEDA GOLF EVENT-RM GOLF CARTS58659 RC 680036/22/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY660.00EDA GOLF EVENT-CENTRAL MN DEVEEDA GOLF EVENT-CENTRAL MN DEVE58660 ## JE 446036/30/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY112.62POSTAGE ALLOCATION JE 446146/30/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY1,320.00EDA Golf Event JE 446226/30/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY5,605.00EDA Golf Event RC 680577/8/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY160.00EDA GOLF EVENT-ANOKA AREA CHAMEDA GOLF EVENT-ANOKA AREA CHAM58712 RC 680587/8/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY500.00EDA GOLF EVENT-METRONORTH CHAMEDA GOLF EVENT-METRONORTH CHAM58713 PV 1391537/9/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY10011673.325/19-6/18/26 ELECTRIC USECONNEXUS ENERGY122875 PV 1391737/9/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY11745172.50EDA BANNERINKY ELF LLC122882 RC 680607/9/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY660.00EDA GOLF EVENT-LINKS NORTHFORKEDA GOLF EVENT-LINKS NORTHFORK58715 RC 680617/9/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY250.00EDA GOLF EVENT-ACCURATE CUTTEREDA GOLF EVENT-ACCURATE CUTTER58716 7/22/202611:37:49 ## CITY OF RAMSEYR55GLACTActivity by Co, Div (pb), BU,LOG23000VO ## Page -4General Ledger ActivityCompany 09230Ledger AA 1/1/2026-12/31/2026 -7000Object 6000 GL Explanation / RemarkCredit AmountDebit AmountDescriptionRec/Ck#Account NumberGL DateDoc NoDocAddressNameU ## Company 09230 Div Continued RC 680877/16/2026 9230.6249MISCELLANEOUS OPERATING SUPPLY1,050.00EDA GOLF EVENT-SODERHOLM& ASSOEDA GOLF EVENT-SODERHOLM& ASSO58747 14,862.9816,040.00Net1,177.02- 9230.6249 Total JE 444873/31/2026 9230.6315MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL SER178.00Timesaver/ 1-8-26 minutes JE 444873/31/2026 9230.6315MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL SER178.00Timesaver/ 2/12/26 minutes PV 1371724/15/2026 9230.6315MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL SER100485178.00EDA MINUTES 3-12-26TIMESAVER OFF SITE SECRETARIAL1009418 PV 1374624/15/2026 9230.6315MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL SER1223112,000.00SALESFORCE CONVERSION FINALCONRIN INC122495 PV 1376974/29/2026 9230.6315MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL SER100485178.00EDA MINUTES 4-9-26TIMESAVER OFF SITE SECRETARIAL1009489 PV 1382815/27/2026 9230.6315MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL SER100485223.51EDA MINUTES 5-14-26TIMESAVER OFF SITE SECRETARIAL1009636 PV 1388126/24/2026 9230.6315MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL SER106624610.00TIF DISTRICT CREATION TRIDENTEHLERS122799 PV 1388156/24/2026 9230.6315MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONAL SER100485256.51EDA MINUTES 6-11-26TIMESAVER OFF SITE SECRETARIAL1009768 3,802.02Net3,802.02 9230.6315 Total PV 1365541/31/2026 9230.6331TRAVEL & LODGING108768156.35DOUBLETREE - ROOM/BOOKING EDAMCOMDATA NETWORK INC99021726 156.35Net156.35 9230.6331 Total PV 1365541/31/2026 9230.6335TRAINING108768395.00EDAM - WINTER CONFERENCECOMDATA NETWORK INC99021726 PV 1369812/28/2026 9230.6335TRAINING108768445.00EDAM - CONF FOR STEPH HANSONCOMDATA NETWORK INC99031326 PV 1387725/31/2026 9230.6335TRAINING108768395.00EDAM CONFERENCE REGISTRATIONCOMDATA NETWORK INC99061526 1,235.00Net1,235.00 9230.6335 Total PV 1373584/2/2026 9230.6361GENERAL LIABILITY/PROPERTY INS100259219.482026 GENERAL LIAB ALLOCATIONLEAGUE OF MN CITIES INS TRUST122475 219.48Net219.48 9230.6361 Total JE 443961/1/2026 9230.6451MEMBERSHIP DUES1,971.20Carahsoft-Sales Cloud Entrprs JE 443961/1/2026 9230.6451MEMBERSHIP DUES5.19COMDATA Command strips JE 443961/1/2026 9230.6451MEMBERSHIP DUES260.00COMDATA Star Tribune Sub 2026 PV 1365541/31/2026 9230.6451MEMBERSHIP DUES1087685.19ECM ANOKA UNION SUBSCRIPTIONCOMDATA NETWORK INC99021726 PV 1365541/31/2026 9230.6451MEMBERSHIP DUES108768543.34EDAM - MEMBER SULLIVAN HANSONCOMDATA NETWORK INC99021726 PV 1369842/28/2026 9230.6451MEMBERSHIP DUES1087685.19ECM ANOKA UNION SUBSCRIPTIONCOMDATA NETWORK INC99031326 PV 1369842/28/2026 9230.6451MEMBERSHIP DUES10876838.18FACEBK - 2026 BIZ EXPO ADSCOMDATA NETWORK INC99031326 PV 1380974/30/2026 9230.6451MEMBERSHIP DUES1087685.19ECM ANOKA UNION SUBSCRIPTIONCOMDATA NETWORK INC99051426 PV 1387725/31/2026 9230.6451MEMBERSHIP DUES1087685.19ECM ANOKA UNION SUBSCRIPTIONCOMDATA NETWORK INC99061526 PV 1392826/30/2026 9230.6451MEMBERSHIP DUES1087685.19ECM ANOKA UNION SUBSCRIPTIONCOMDATA NETWORK INC99071526 2,843.86Net2,843.86 9230.6451 Total 34,689.7516,040.0018,649.75Net 9230ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 34,689.7516,040.00 .18,649.75Net ## 34,689.7516,040.00ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AUTH09230Net18,649.75