99.865 RSMo: What’s Changed & What Hasn’t. What’s Changed & What Hasn’t. Writing the report. Writing the report.

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RSMo: What’s Changed & What Hasn’t. What’s Changed & What Hasn’t. Writing the report. Writing the report.

 House Bill 191 – Penalty for Non- Compliance with RSMo (the annual report statute) “Any Municipality which fails to comply with the reporting requirements provided in this section shall be prohibited from implementing any new Tax Increment Financing project for a period of no less than five years from such municipality’s failure to comply” (new ) “Any Municipality which fails to comply with the reporting requirements provided in this section shall be prohibited from implementing any new Tax Increment Financing project for a period of no less than five years from such municipality’s failure to comply” (new )

 Nothing in the Body of the Report.  Nothing as to When Your Annual Report Is Due to DED. November 15 th (or the first Monday following if the 15 th is on a Saturday or Sunday). This year: Monday, November 16. November 15 th (or the first Monday following if the 15 th is on a Saturday or Sunday). This year: Monday, November 16. Report may cover ANY 12-month time frame, including periods ending in previous calendar year. Report may cover ANY 12-month time frame, including periods ending in previous calendar year.

1. Name of City/County approving the TIF Plan or Project: 2. Name of Plan or Project: 3. Report Period: No Gaps, please keep it consistent, year after year. 4. Name of the person who prepared this Annual Report 5. Contact Information: a) City or County Contact Agency b) Person c) Phone d) Fax e) Address f) Private Sector Developer g) Person h) Phone i) Fax j) Address

6. Original Date Plan/Project Approved: 7. Ordinance Number: 8. Most Recent Plan Amendment (if any): 9. Ordinance Number: 10. State House District: 11. State Senate District: (House & Senate District(s) that are within the TIF Area) (House & Senate District(s) that are within the TIF Area) 12. School District: (School district(s) that are within the TIF Area) (School district(s) that are within the TIF Area) 13. General Location of Area or Project Area (please attach copy of Redevelopment Area boundary map from Plan) (10) (Or just briefly describe, using streets, other common landmarks) (Or just briefly describe, using streets, other common landmarks) 14. Description of Plan/Project: (10) 15. Plan/Project Status (Circle one which best describes status): 16. Area Type (Circle all applicable): If ‘dissolved’ with a balance in the Special allocations fund, send a report. If no S.A.F. balance, send one final report. 17. How was the “but-for” determination made? (circle all applicable):

18. Major Development Obstacles to be Overcome: 19. Briefly Describe the Project’s Public Benefits: (10) 19. Briefly Describe the Project’s Public Benefits: (10) 20. Description of Agreements with the Developer: (9) 20. Description of Agreements with the Developer: (9) 21. Description of Any Agreements with the Affected Taxing Districts: (10) 21. Description of Any Agreements with the Affected Taxing Districts: (10) Items 18 – 21 should be adequately covered in copies of the Development Plan and Developer Agreement which should be submitted with the first annual report submitted for a new TIF project (“See Plan/Agreement”). Otherwise include only brief remarks pertaining to any addendums or amendments to the agreements occurring during the report period. Items 18 – 21 should be adequately covered in copies of the Development Plan and Developer Agreement which should be submitted with the first annual report submitted for a new TIF project (“See Plan/Agreement”). Otherwise include only brief remarks pertaining to any addendums or amendments to the agreements occurring during the report period. 22. Number of Relocated Residences During This Report Period: 23. Number of Relocated Businesses During This Report Period: 24. Number of Parcels Acquired Through Use of Eminent Domain Power During This Report Period: (12)

25. Identify Any Businesses that have Relocated to the Redevelopment Area during this report period: 25. Identify Any Businesses that have Relocated to the Redevelopment Area during this report period: Can Take Place of the “TIF New Business Report” ( RSMo) Due Each Year by the Last Day of February. Can Take Place of the “TIF New Business Report” ( RSMo) Due Each Year by the Last Day of February. If a new business, enter ‘new’ in the ‘Relocated From’ column. If a new business, enter ‘new’ in the ‘Relocated From’ column. 26. Estimate of New Jobs: Projected: Actual to date: 27. Estimate of Retained Jobs: Projected: Actual to date: PLEASE complete these two items! Job creation is an important component of any development project and should be accounted for. PLEASE complete these two items! Job creation is an important component of any development project and should be accounted for. End of Section 1

28. TIF Revenue Deposits to the Special Allocations Fund as of the Report Date: a) PILOTs: a) PILOTs: Total received since inception: ______ Amount on Hand:_______ (6) Total received since inception: ______ Amount on Hand:_______ (6) b) EATs: b) EATs: Total received since inception:______ Amount on Hand:________ (8) Total Revenue on hand in the Special Allocations Fund as of the Report Date:_________________ 29. Expenditures for Total Project Costs Funded by TIF: (2) (Cite total since inception and during current report period amounts) (Cite total since inception and during current report period amounts) a) Public Infrastructure (streets, utilities, etc) b) Site Development (grading, dirt moving, other prep work) c) Rehab of existing buildings (11) d) Acquisition of land or buildings (11) e) Other (specify) f) Other (specify

29. (Con’t) Amount Paid On Debt Service: (3) g) Payments of principal and interest on outstanding bonded debt: Leave blank if TIF is a ‘Pay-as-you-go’ since there is no bonded debt. Leave blank if TIF is a ‘Pay-as-you-go’ since there is no bonded debt. h) Reimbursement to Developer for eligible costs: i) Reimbursement to city/county (or other public entity) for eligible costs: Include both ‘since inception’ and ‘during this report period’ amounts. Include both ‘since inception’ and ‘during this report period’ amounts. 30. Anticipated TIF Reimbursable Costs: (Only include hard costs; do not include interest or bund issuance costs) a) Public Infrastructure and Site Development Costs b) Property Acquisition and Relocation Costs c) Project Implementation Costs d) Other e) Other Total Anticipated TIF Reimbursable Project Costs: $_________________ Should equal the sum of #30 a – e and relate to those costs, either borne by the municipality or developer that anticipated TIF revenues will cover. Should equal the sum of #30 a – e and relate to those costs, either borne by the municipality or developer that anticipated TIF revenues will cover. 31. Anticipated Total Project Costs: $__________________ Important! Please fill this amount in! Important! Please fill this amount in!

32. TIF Financing Method (Circle all that Apply) a) Pay-as-you-go a) Pay-as-you-go b) General Obligation Bonds b) General Obligation Bonds c) TIF Notes c) TIF Notes d) Loan d) Loan e) TIF Bond e) TIF Bond f) Industrial Revenue Bond f) Industrial Revenue Bond g) Other Bond g) Other Bond h) Other h) Other Maturity of TIF Obligations: (term of the TIF payout) 33. Original Estimate (# of years to retirement) 34. Current Anticipated Estimate (# of years to retirement) Refers to TIF obligations only. N/A for Pay-As-You-Go TIF projects Refers to TIF obligations only. N/A for Pay-As-You-Go TIF projects Estimated Increase in Tax Generation This is the payoff. Fill in the numbers to justify TIF support of the development! This is the payoff. Fill in the numbers to justify TIF support of the development! 35. Original assessed value of the redevelopment Project: (4)

Estimated Increase in Tax Generation (Con’t): 36. Assessed valuation added to the redevelopment project (as of the end of the report period) (5) Or based on the most recent valuation as of the end of the report period... Or based on the most recent valuation as of the end of the report period Anticipated Assessed Value at Time of District Termination: 38. Total Amount of Base Year EATs (7) 39. Total Amount of Base Year PILOTs 40. Total Annual EATs Anticipated at Time of District Termination 41. Total Annual PILOTs anticipated at Time of District Termination 42. Percentage of EATs Captured # 42 – 45: If PILOTs and EATs revenues are cited elsewhere in the report, then there must be a percentage captured and a number of years noted! # 42 – 45: If PILOTs and EATs revenues are cited elsewhere in the report, then there must be a percentage captured and a number of years noted! 43. Total Years Anticipated to Capture EATs 44. Percentage of PILOTs Captured 45. Total Years Anticipated to Capture PILOTs

 Mail report to: Department of Economic Development TIF Annual Report P.O. Box 118 Room 770 Truman State Office Building Jefferson city, MO  Fax report to:  Contact: Hal Van Slyck or Thanks!