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City Council Regular Meeting Minutes <br />November 14, 2006 <br />Page 7 <br />2 E. Update on Issues with Silver Lake Village Project. <br />3 <br />4 Ms. Stacie Kvilvang, Ehlers and Associates, employed a power point presentation to explain the <br />5 overall Silver Lake Village project to date and the upcoming improvements for the next year. <br />6 She began by pointing out the locations of the different buildings involved in the project in Silver <br />7 Lake Village including: Phase I For Sale Housing, Rental Housing, and the Commercial areas. <br />9 Ms. Kvilvang stated the commercial property was the first component completed. She explained <br />10 that as part of setting up the tax increment and agreement for financing, a look back provision is <br />11 conducted. She stated that during the look back an audit of expenses for qualified TIF costs is <br />12 conducted to make sure they were expended and any cost savings are issued back to the HRA <br />13 and the developer. She explained they looked at four categories: relocation of tenants in Apache <br />14 Plaza, Apache operating costs and loan carry costs and demolition. <br />15 <br />16 Ms. Kvilvang stated Ehlers and Associates received the required documentation for review. She <br />17 reported the review is complete and savings were found. She explained where the savings were <br />18 realized in each category. She reported the total budget for the project was $1,443,400 with an <br />19 actual cost of $863,485 resulting in a savings of $579,915. <br />20 <br />21 Ms. Kvilvang report the savings could be used based on the development for cost overruns in the <br />22 development. These cost overruns included curb, gutter, and the realignment of 39`h Avenue <br />23 totaling $150,000. She stated the second cost over run project was for the retaining wall behind <br />24 Wal -Mart and the rental building. Ms. Kvilvang explained $139,958 of the savings went to the <br />25 commercial developer and $139,958 was awarded to the HRA. She explained the developer <br />26 issued a check to the HRA for $139,958 retained a total of $439,957. <br />27 <br />28 Ms. Kvilvang explained the net TIF revenue bond proceeds available was about $4,730,368 <br />29 million. She stated the principle note amount was $2,554,583 and the interest paid out from <br />30 April 30, 2003 to July 31, 2006 was $329,336 with net TIF funds to the HRA amounting to <br />31 $1,855,449. <br />32 <br />33 Ms. Kvilvang pointed out where the available TIF proceeds exist to date: commercial TIF <br />34 revenue bond proceeds in the amount of $1,855,449; the first half of 2006 TIF proceeds at <br />35 $137,958; developer payment to the HRA for commercial TIF savings at $139,958 for a total of <br />36 $2,133,362. <br />37 <br />38 Ms. Kvilvang explained the available TIF proceeds was used for repayment of an inter fund loan <br />39 back to the HRA account in the amount of $288,733 and a payment to Silver Lake Homes for <br />40 $360,777 for public improvement costs that exceeded City revenues including roadways, <br />41 sidewalks, lighting, landscaping, and storm water ponding. Ms. Kvilvang stated net proceeds <br />42 available for the Foss Road Lift Station total $1,483,852. <br />43 <br />44 Ms. Kvilvang stated 91 percent of the 261 rental housing units are occupied. She explained that <br />45 most of the vacancy is in the senior market rate units. Ms. Kvilvang displayed photos of the <br />46 lobby, the rental unit interior, the community building, and the home theater room. <br />
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