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LOT INFORMATION The current price for lots in the Brainerd Industrial Park Phase II and Phase IV are $24,000 per acre plus assessments. Lots are available in Phase II and Phase IV. All improvements have been made in Phase II with improvements being completed in Phase IV in 2008. Note that assessments do not include water availability (WAC) and sewer availability (SAC) charges. Contact the Building Inspection Department for a calculation of these fees based on use. The industrial park is zoned I-1 Light Industry. Zoning requirements can be found in Section 515.33 of the Brainerd City Code. The property is also subject to various other codes and ordinances including storm water management, parking, and landscaping requirements to name a few. Therefore, it is important to contact the City to discuss the proposed purchase, use and requirements. Plat: Thiesse Industrial Park Addition (Phase II)Plat: Brainerd Industrial Park 1st Addition (Phase IV) BLADC - Industrial Park Map and Information SITE PURCHASE PROCESS 1. Contact City staff or the Brainerd Lakes Area Development Corporation (BLADC) to discuss the property and/or to arrange a meeting. Contact information for the City is as follows: Contact information for BLADC is as follows: 2. If it is decided to move forward with the purchase, the details are negotiated and presented to the Brainerd Economic Development Authority (EDA). The EDA meets on the Thursday prior to the Monday City Council meeting. The recommendation of the EDA is then presented to the City Council at a regularly scheduled meeting for final approval. The Council meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month. 3. If the Council approves the sale, finalizing the transaction takes place. The process takes from 30 – 90 days depending on the complexity. OTHER REQUIREMENTS Land costs, assessments and all other closing costs are due and payable at closing. Purchasers must start construction of a facility on the site within one year of the purchase or the property reverts back to the City through a deed restriction. If the project does not move forward within the one year period, the purchase price including the assessment costs will be refunded. |
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