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BRIGGS AND MORGAN <br />(g) Subordination Agreement. The Development Agreement gave the <br />Buyer's lender, PNC Bank, an option to have the Development Agreement be prior to or <br />subordinate to the mortgage PNC Bank will receive from Residence at the COR Apartments <br />LLC. PNC Bank has elected to have the Development Agreement have priority over the <br />mortgage so that a foreclosure of the mortgage will not extinguish the Development Agreement. <br />The City, PNC Bank and Residence at the COR Apartments LLC are executing the <br />Subordination Agreement to evidence that understanding. <br />(h) Maintenance Agreement. When the City constructed the addition to the <br />parking ramp, the City, in anticipation of the development of the Residence at the COR, used <br />footings that were capable of supporting both the parking ramp and the apartment building. The <br />intent was to locate the footings on the common boundary line between the parking ramp <br />property and the apartment property so that the parking ramp and the apartment building could <br />each be constructed on the footings and on its side of the property line. In fact, the parking ramp <br />and the common footing were constructed approximately 1.33 feet into the parking ramp <br />property. When that fact was discovered, the City granted F&C Apartments, LLC an easement <br />to allow the Residence at the COR building to encroach 1.33 feet onto the City property so that <br />the building could be constructed using the shared footings. The grant of easement contemplated <br />that when construction of the apartment was complete, the parties would enter into an agreement <br />that addressed any shared maintenance issues associated with the fact that the two buildings abut <br />one another. The primary maintenance issue is the maintenance of a "cap" at the top of the walls <br />so that rain, snow, ice and debris does not make its way between the two walls. This Agreement <br />addresses that maintenance issue. <br />(i) Encroachment Easement Amendment. The grant of encroachment <br />easement contemplated that after completion of the Residence at the COR, the City and F&C <br />Apartments would replat their respective lots to relocate the lot line, such that neither parties' <br />building encroached onto the other parties' property. That did not occur, and because PNC Bank <br />will ultimately assign a portion of its loan to Residence at the COR Apartments, LLC to Fannie <br />Mae and because it is extremely difficult if not impossible to get Fannie Mae to sign <br />documentation after the loan has closed, we think it is unlikely that the parties will be able to <br />complete the contemplated replatting. Therefore, the Grant of Easement Agreement is being <br />amended to provide a permanent easement for the existing encroachment of the building. <br />4. Resolution Number 4. When F&C Ramsey, LLC repays Loan No. 1 and Loan <br />No. 2, the City must return the original Notes to F& C and must release the security interest it <br />holds on the membership interest in F&C Ramsey Apartments, LLC. This Resolution authorizes <br />the Mayor and City Administrator to sign the documents and take the actions necessary to <br />evidence the repayment of those loans. <br />5. Resolution Number 5. Because there are numerous documents for the City to sign <br />and because it may be necessary to make corrections or minor modifications to the documents <br />prior to closing, Resolution No. 5 authorizes the Mayor and the City Administrator to approve <br />minor modifications to the documents subsequent to the Council's adoption of the Resolution. <br />4 <br />6983737v1 <br />
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