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in the district. Currently, we project an ending surplus of about $3,000,000. (That assumes <br />values, tax rates, and collections remain constant and that we do not spend any proceeds on <br />other components.) The current cash balance of the district is about $900,000. If we forgave <br />the TIF guarantee on The Villas, the total cash impact would be about $583,000 over the life of <br />the district. However, if the tax rate and /or values rise, that number would decline. Another <br />option that we are looking at is to use excess increment from the Lodge /Garden Terrance to <br />offset some of these costs. This would protect the increment in District 3 -2 while still <br />providing relief to Mr. Sherman. We would like your reaction to this possibility before we do <br />further analysis. <br />• Culvers is close to signing a purchase agreement for Parcel 3. That project should generate a <br />nice increment that would meet plan objectives. <br />• Mr. Sherman is concerned about development on Parcel 2 next to the Village building. As we <br />have discussed, I believe full occupancy of that building will result in a parking shortage, <br />especially if a restaurant occupies a portion of that building. He is willing to clean -up Parcel 2 <br />by adding parking and landscaping while also absorbing the TIF guarantee. I think this is a <br />good outcome to ensure adequate parking is available, the site is improved in terms of <br />appearance, and we are financially whole. <br />• Mr. Sherman would also like to take possession of Parcels 3 (potential Culver's site) and 4 at <br />the time of closing on the Culver's deal, Financially, he is still on the hook for TIF guarantees. <br />He would also be subject to a right of reverter if he fails to perform per the development <br />agreement. On the surface, this seems acceptable. If you agree, I will pursue it with counsel to <br />make sure we are properly protected. <br />• We also talked to him about making another run at US Bank. Initially, he was to contribute <br />$250,000 to aid in the purchase of this site. However, US Bank was not interested. He is <br />attempting to contact them again before Wednesday's meeting to ask, from a realistic <br />perspective, what it would take for them to relocate, thereby freeing up their parcel to allow for <br />better utilization of this area. With our TIF projections and the value of re -sale on the site, I <br />believe we may be able to incent this redevelopment. While we have not done detailed analysis <br />as of yet, your reaction to this possibility is needed. <br />Abdo Report: <br />Here is the report I received from Paul Abdo per our development agreement. <br />Currently we have been in contact with several retailers. So far, Subway and Great <br />Clips have shown the most interest, We have had good talks with the rest but they are <br />waiting on a preliminary design. <br />We have contracted our architect and they are working on a plan that draws on the history of <br />LC and creating a building that will set up a gateway for LC via Rice Street. <br />We should have finalized leases with Great Clips and Subway by the end of the month. <br />If you have any questions, please let me know. <br />REP for Hotel: <br />With Mr. Gagne changing is mind regarding participation in this process, I believe most of you wanted <br />to wait until this site is available before pursuing this project. <br />5 <br />