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CITY COUNCIL WORK SESSION OCTOBER 6, 2004 <br />APPROVED <br />• 1 <br />2 • At least 60 units must be rental units that meet the income <br />3 and rent limits for federal tax credits (generally, 40% of the <br />4 units at 60% of median income, or 20% at 50%). <br />5 • At least 30 units must be owner -occupied, sold at a <br />6 purchase price, and to initial buyers, that meet the Met <br />7 Council price and income limitations for affordable owner - <br />8 occupied housing. <br />9 <br />10 E. Assessment Agreements. By at least the required dates for completion of <br />11 each component of the Minimum Improvements described in part B above, the <br />12 Developer must enter into Assessment Agreements that set a specified minimum <br />13 market value for the component or portion thereof. Assessment Agreements at <br />14 specified levels must in any case be in effect before the interfund loan is disbursed <br />15 (See Part II.B above) and before TIF Bonds are issued (See Part III.0 below) <br />16 <br />17 IV. Public Improvements. <br />18 <br />19 A. The City will construct all streets, sewer, water, stormsewer and related <br />20 infrastructure to serve the entire Development Property (referred to as the "Public <br />21 Improvements"). The City will also construct improvements to the Lake Drive/I- <br />22 35 intersection (referred to as the "Lake Drive Improvements"). <br />.23 <br />24 B. The City will assess the Development Property for most of the cost of the <br />25 Public Improvements, up to a maximum of $5,382,865. Park dedication fees and <br />26 a small amount of City utility funds will also be used. <br />27 <br />28 C. The City will finance the Lake Drive Improvements mostly through <br />29 issuance of general obligation tax increment bonds (the "TIF Bonds"). The City <br />30 is not required to issue the TIF Bonds and begin the Lake Drive Improvements <br />31 until the Developer has signed Assessment Agreements that provide sufficient tax <br />32 increment to pay both the TIF Bonds and the interfund loan (described in Part II <br />33 above). As noted above, the TIF Bonds have the first claim on all tax increment. <br />34 <br />35 V. Transfer/Partners. <br />36 <br />37 The Developer may not assign or other transfer its rights and obligations under <br />38 Contract without the EDA's prior consent in writing. However, it is anticipated <br />39 that the Developer will sell portions of the Development Property to <br />40 subdevelopers (each a "Subdeveloper") and transfer certain rights and obligations <br />41 under the Contract to those parties to undertake certain portions of the project. <br />42 The EDA must approve the Subdeveloper and the terms of the transfer in writing <br />43 in each such case. This approval does not apply for any transfer to an affiliate of <br />44 the Developer. <br />45 <br />•46 <br />47 <br />48 <br />