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For Immediate Release: Contact:
October 28, 1997 Jim Stanley (612)441-3440
James Kantorowicz (612) 441-3440
SolarAttic Announces Arizona Distributor
Elk River, Minn. (October 28, 1997)-- SolarAttic, Inc. announced today that a new independent
company has begun operations in Arizona to distribute and sell the Company's PCS 1 swimming pool
heater which uses solar-derived attic heat energy. SolarAttic's Pool Heater provides an answer to the
number one solar objection which is panels. People do not like solar panels and many communities
object and have restrictions. The PCS 1 is a heat exchanger which is located inside the attic and is out
of site. It uses the roof as the solar heat collector.
• Based in Phoenix, the new distributor is called "Arizona SolarAttic Systems." The new company is
not directly affiliated with, nor is it a subsidiary of SolarAttic. Arizona SolarAttic Systems has an
Internet site at http://www.arizonasolaratticsys.com where additional product and sales information
may be found. Further information in Arizona can be obtained by contacting Roger Magers, the owner
of Arizona SolarAttic Systems, at(602)493-1878.
Ed Palmer, SolarAttic's president, said: "We're excited about this new distribution and sales operation
that is taking off in Arizona. Phoenix, itself, is a very large market for swimming pool heaters and
Arizona has current tax credits for renewable energy products like SolarAttic's. Roger has an excellent
background in sales with years of experience. We expect him to do quite well with Arizona SolarAttic
Systems." Additional information can be obtained on the Internet at http://www.solarattic.com or by
contacting Jim Stanley or James Kantorowicz at(612)441-3440.
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z� .4 1 , were collecting food for the local 4 x , ` ► ill 4.C''''''''," & food shelf the past two weeks. ; ' a ,. -- . -""', -.- 't F
,T,',: ,-, The scouts were out two y.T.. �► '9,' .,, "
� � weeks ago dropping of bags for -4 ,.,,,,,," . _rte ,, _,,a.-
, '•',. residents to fill with food. . a t -„ f;,. ,. S4 3-^i ,
Bags were then picked up -^ � � _
„ - Saturday and delivered to the z mi �`
Becker Food Shelf. ..�. *s r ' to
About 35 Cub Scouts t , ;,. 't' : 8; '1 .,,
showed up to help with the pro- 1. ,�" ` �l.
ject. It was one of the biggest �_ ,, <'n - ,.g tom. "s , .t ;,
turn outs of scouts. � " ; �,r,x e • ;-4, , "a
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ti¢ Cub Scouts,to page 9 Becker Cub Scouts from Pack 92 collected items for the Becker Food Shelf on Saturday.
•t Protective Covenants in Becker Industrial
Park a Concern to Builders
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Proposal of a new protec- "The idea is to phase out of a lot of people away," said here as a taxpayer than as a
1 _ tive covenants declaration in post/frame and have more sub- Randy Luth of DPMS. builder. Can we no longer af-
,;, t " Becker Energy Park Second stantial buildings on the visible "The new covenants would ford to offer incentives?"
Addition was cause for con- lots," said Silbernick. attract blue chip businesses, Lots in the new industrial
, � -n cern by some locals, this week The new covenant reads: but not necessarily medium park sell for $5,000 per acre,
because post/frame steel build- "Architecturally and sized manufacturers." plus improvements, which
ings would not be allowed on aesthetically suitable building "It's small businesses that amount to about $19,000 per
some of the lots. materials shall be applied to, are going to make the park acre for roads, sewer and wa-
. During a public information or used on, all sides of the grow," argued Stewart. ter, bringing the total cost to
nnLizzie
meeting held by the Becker buildings which are adjacent Luth also suggested the city about $24,000 per acre.
ad Economic Development Au- to any other existing or future put up a billboard along High- Also, there would be hook-
thority Monday, Builder Al structure or street. way 10 advertising the indus- up charges for water and sew_
s�teStewartChow of Structural Build- "Exterior walls of iron, trial park. er. The one incentive Becker
B l1.� ings, Becker expressed his steel, aluminum, orthe metal, The original industrial still has is a three percent re-
'lovice Showmanship and concerns: or wood will be discouraged. park, Energy Park I, is now bate on the cost of the build-
; "There's not one business Exterior walls of masonry, full. Lots there were originally ing, which is to be used for
her area winners were in this town that would be here concrete, and glass are en- sold for $1 plus sewer/water parking lot improvements.
ice Svea and Brenden Ro- if we had these covenants be- couraged..." hookups and other incentives. Covenants are supposed to
both of Elk River, Blue fore," said Stewart. It was pointed out that the Except for Plymouth Foam, be for protection, not for re-
ns in Beginner A; Bren- "There's no one coming chief concerns of the EDA are all of the buildings in Energy strictions," said Anderson.
also won a Blue in Jr. here now, partly because the jobs, wages and taxable vol- Park I are post/frame construe- "We need covenants, but
ze Showmanship; Kristy city has taken away the major ume. tion. maybe the ones we have are
a, Blue, in Beginner B; incentives. Other cities are still "The upgrade concept EDA Director Dave Gran- just fine."
y Goenner, Clear Lake, giving away land and incen- would make more sense 20 ing concurred that interest in ture holds. Are we happy with
Ribbon in Jr. Novice and tives to attract new business. years from now," said Local the industrial park has slowed what we have or do we want to
Open Showmanship.and The purpose of amending Realtor Linda Anderson. "Al- in the last year. "A lot of busi- raise our standards?" asked
non Scholl of Becker, Red existing covenants, as ex- so, by talking about upgrad- nesses have inquired about Silbernick.
Graduate Novice. Ross pressed by Dick Silbernick, ing, you're kind of insulting what we have. I send informs- Both sides are making
er of Elk River won a head of the EDA, is to have a the people who are already out tion and if we're lucky, we get some good points," said May-
Ribbon in Jr. Open more attractive park with sub- there." a site visit. or Bowatz. "Let's have a
7manship. stantial, permanent buildings. "Thirty years from now "I don't know what's caus- workshop and try to work out
•oject Leader Patty Scholl The covenants would still they'll all get torn down and ing the slowdown. I know it's some of the differences." A
Becker says Marit, a allow post/frame construction replaced anyway, so nobody's slowed in the past few years.' workshop was set up and
ith grader at Becker on some of the lots in the new going to care," said Stewart. "Manufacturing hasn't scheduled for October 20 at
le School, is a good ex- 40 acre park. Those that would "I own a company in the in- slowed in other areas," said 6:30 p.m. at Becker City Hall.
e of how successful an ex- require concrete construction dustrial park and want to see Stewart. "Brainerd is going
Lizzie,to page 9 are the lots located along the city grow. But I think these wild. Elk River is very busy
Highway 10 and Liberty Lane. restrictions are going to scare too. I'm more concerned here
Council May Vote
to Hire Getchell
9sonal support Shown for Flagstix Manager
as Manager of
have been paying 100
• _ 4 Flagstix
..nt. City Treasurer Brenda ..%., / �M g
er said Tuesday night that • Details are sketchy, but af-
Inc, Getchell's Corpora- - 6 z� _ ter a meeting Thursday night
paid utility bills from • "
` following the Tuesday night
through August of '91, `} - � 1, 4. r: • , r, Becker City Council meeting
stopped paying until July 1' , ,,T' ti `t, : -,,,,,i4.119,,,,,:14,,,,:1,4::1,,,,;,,.',24,
�1,t, t 4 "�K , <�„ ate , Y t representatives of the Becker
2 paying .4* ... ,,. „' =•.w _ x�, a��, ,, y � y, .,,, City Council met with Troy
when he started a mg , ,: � w Y, ,,.ki