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M <br />Mike Morrison <br />Phase TI Northwest Quadrant Redevelopment <br />November 8, 2005 <br />Page 3 <br />e. TIF Notes. It is anticipated that the Development Team will finance their development <br />costs up front and that they will request the City to `take them out" after the development <br />is completed through the issuance of -fax Exempt TIF bonds (same as on Phase 1). This is <br />a tool that is used in many of the metropolitan communities to assist developers with <br />development and is a low risk proposition for the City, since the developments will be <br />constructed and paying taxes when the City is issuing these bonds. <br />d. hiterfund Loan. The City will reimburse the Developer for certain acquisition and site <br />preparation costs for three parcels (Don's Car Wash, Ed's Car Wash and Vacant Wirth <br />Parcel) located within Phase II so they can utilize the funds to finance the Phase II <br />development. The reimbursement will be made in the maximum amount of $1 million in <br />the discretion of the HRA upon receipt of evidence that the Developer has arranged <br />construction financing for the Phase ITA Patio Homes. This payment will be treated as an <br />interfund loan. The HRA's obligation to provide the interfund loan is further condition <br />Upon the Developer conveyance to the IIRA of the Don's Car Wash parcel at a closing. <br />'[his parcel will be conveyed back to the Developer at a future date for commencement of <br />the Phase IRC development for $462,000 (amount 1I12A reimbursed the Developer for). <br />This closing shall occur no later than May 1, 2007. After this date, the flRA is not <br />obligated to reconvey the parcel back to the Developer. This interfund loan will be repaid <br />to the RRA through future tax increment generated from the development, any excess <br />increment generated from Phase IT development and land sale proceeds it receives when it <br />sells the Don's Carwash parcel back to the developer. <br />s. Miscellaneous. <br />a. Construction Plans. On or before March 31, 2006, the Developer will deliver construction <br />plans for the Phase IIA .Patio Homes. On or before March 31, 2007, the Developer will <br />deliver construction plans for the Phase IIB Senior Housing and on or before March 31, <br />2008, the Developer will deliver construction plans for the Phase ITC Development for <br />review and approval by the City. <br />It. Phase 1IC Development Timing. Currently the Developer is proposing to construct 55 <br />units of senior housing in Phase II,C. The developer is required to submit detailed site <br />plans and other project information to the City/HRA for review by no later than March 1, <br />2007. Prior to this submittal, if the developer determines that the proposed development <br />does not meet the market conditions, then the developer can submit updated plans and <br />proformas for review by the City/HRA. If the City/HRA agrees/approves of these plans, <br />then the City/HRA and the developer will enter into an amendment to this agreement, but <br />in no event, later than May 1, 2007. The aforementioned dates can be extended by up to <br />sixty days upon the Developer's request. Any further extensions will be at the discretion of <br />the City/HRA. <br />c. Tax Increment Retention. The Developer anticipates a twelve (12) percent profit on the <br />development. Once the Developer obtains this profit margin, they will provide a prorated <br />"pay back" to the City and HRA of 25% of the excess profit. If the project profit exceeds <br />fifteen (15) percent, then the City and PIRA's prorated share of the profit will be increased <br />to 50%. <br />
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