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See 2 -78 PRIMARY IMPACT MEASuREs FOR BASE PHASE-IN FOR Real Property <br />a. Investment: Buildings and Site <br />Improvements (t) <br />$250,000 to $52,000,000 <br />3 years <br />$52,000,001 to $ -310,000,000 <br />4 years <br />$ -310,000,001 to <br />506 to 99 <br />$415,000,000 <br />5 years <br />$415,000,001 to <br />150 to 199 <br />$820,000,000 <br />6 years <br />$208,040,001 to <br />$ X25,000,000 <br />7 years <br />$245,000,001 to <br />$30,000,000 <br />8 years <br />$3025,000,001 to <br />$50,000,000 <br />9 years <br />over $50,000,000 <br />10 years <br />b. Net New Em I21 tjo4s. <br />5 to 105 <br />1 year <br />106 to 29 <br />2 years <br />30 to 4955 <br />3 years <br />506 to 99 <br />4 years <br />100 to 149 <br />5 years <br />150 to 199 <br />6 years <br />over 200 <br />7 years <br />Real Property Base Tax Phase -Ire: <br />c. Existing EmplojrnentJoM <br />South Bend provides consideration for existing <br />employers based upon their ex, Hn <br />F4&medj the applicant's St. Joseph Count <br />Indiana existing full -tine employment as of the <br />date of the fijLng of this application <br />Current employees paid in excess of St. <br />.Joseph County Average Wage (2) <br />150 to 174% of average county wage (2) <br />10 to 50 <br />1 year <br />Over 50 <br />2 years <br />d. Wages <br />85% of total local pa l--fuli -time employees <br />must meet this standard to qualify <br />110 to 149% of average county wage (2) <br />2 years <br />150 to 174% of average county wage (2) <br />3 years <br />175 to 199% of average county wage (2) <br />5 years <br />over 200% of average county wage (2) <br />7 years <br />a + b +c + d = years (3) <br />Investment Net New Jobs Existing Jobs Wages Total <br />(t) Defined as expenses directly related to the proposed new construction or rehabilitation <br />excluding costs of land, financing, architect, engineering, and attorney fees. <br />(2) Current Average County Wage is $18.07 /hr (March 1, 2010) Does not include benefits. <br />(3) Maximum available under State law = 10 years <br />11 <br />