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Town Center Construction Fund (Continued) <br />Summary of Activity <br />Description of Expenditure <br />1996 -1998 1999 2000 Total <br />Capital Outlay (inc.land) $ 1,733,560 $ 163,962 $ (120,000) $ 1,777,522 <br />Interest expense 30,128 27,811 57,939 <br />Engineering 31,958 18,051 50,009 <br />Professional services 175,473 14,674 - 190,147 <br />Legal 13,812 360 - 14,172 <br />Other 348 26 169 543 <br />$ 1,985,279 $ 197,073 $ (92,020) $ 2,090,332 <br />Revenues <br />Net land sale proceeds <br />158,257 - 158,257 <br />Remaining deficit $ (1,827,022) $ (197,073) $ 92,020 $ (1,932,075) <br />Note: the expenditures above do not include any accrued interest on the Rehbien contract. <br />The interest (and principal portion) will be paid as land is sold. At the end of 2000, the accrued <br />interest is approximately $124,512. When future payments are made the payments will be applied <br />first to accrued interest and the remainder then applied to the principal balance. <br />There are approximately 11.5 developable acres that remain for sale, including the 3 acres from the <br />former police station land. The above deficit of $1,932,075 (in addition to any other costs that are <br />charged to this project in future years) will need to be funded from either land sales or other revenue <br />sources, if the revenues generated from the land sales are not sufficient. <br />The following table calculates what the "breakeven" price on the remaining "Rehbein" and "Funkhouser" <br />parcels will need to be to cover the costs incurred through the end of 2000. In addition to these costs, <br />the sale prices will need to be sufficient to cover any additional costs that will be incurred in future <br />years; including interest that will be paid as the land is sold. Assuming that the land remaining near the <br />former police station land is sold for the appraised value of $82,500 per acre, the remaining parcels will <br />need to be sold for an average of $5.94 per square foot, or approximately $259,000 per acre in order to <br />cover costs incurred through the end of 2000 <br />(9) <br />