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CC Regular Session <br />Meeting Date: 08/11/2015 <br />By: Tim Gladhill, Community Development <br />7. 6. <br />Information <br />Title <br />Approve Master Disbursement Agreement and an Amendment to the Development Agreement With CB Ramsey <br />Housing Limited Partnership for the Project Known as Sunwood Village; Case of CommonBond Communities <br />Purpose/Background: <br />The primary purpose of this case is to approve a Master Disbursement Agreement with CB Ramsey Housing <br />Limited Partnership for the project known as Sunwood Village. This is related to the grant awarded by the <br />Metropolitan Council through its Livable Communities Program to the City on behalf of the project. In addition, the <br />primary lender on the project, the Minnesota Housing Finance Agency (MHFA) has requested a revision to the <br />Development Agreement to address the recording sequence of documents related to the project. The requested <br />revision does not materially change the agreement. <br />The purpose of this case is to approve a Master Disbursement Agreement with CB Ramsey Housing Limited <br />Partnership for the project known as Sunwood Village. This is related to the grant awarded by the Metropolitan <br />Council through its Livable Communities Program to the City on behalf of the project. <br />Background <br />In 2014, the City entered into a purchase agreement with CommonBond Communities, who desires to construct a <br />47 unit workforce apartment building. The project received multiple funding awards, including a Metropolitan <br />Council Livable Communities grant. The project's primary lender, the Minnesota Housing Finance Agency <br />(MHFA), has requested the attached Master Disbursement Agreement to outline the sources and uses of the various <br />funding sources. The purpose of this agreement is to clarify all sources of funding in a single, concise document. <br />This is different than the Sub -Grant Agreement recently approved by the City Council, which was specifically <br />between the City and CB Housing LP. The purpose of this agreement was specific to how the City would disburse <br />the Metropolitan Council funds to CB Ramsey Housing, at the request of CB Ramsey Housing. <br />The Development Agreement has been amended to add paragraph 27 regarding subordination. The City's current <br />policy for recording plats and development agreements is that which the property has `marketable title'. In other <br />words, there are no prior encumbrances, such as easements or mortgages, in position ahead of the development <br />agreement. In the event there are existing encumbrances, these entities are asked to consent to the plat and <br />development agreement. <br />MHFA, the primary lender for the project, has asked for the revision in exchange for allowing the Development <br />Agreement to be recorded ahead of their mortgage. According to MHFA, this additional language is necessary to <br />clarify that, in the event of a default by the Permittee (CB Ramsey Housing Limited Partnership), the City would <br />not have the ability to foreclose on the property in order to enforce the provisions of the Development Agreement. <br />This protects MHFA's loan, as the Development Agreement would be in a position ahead of the mortgage, but <br />retains the City's rights to enforce the Required Improvements and to collect fees due to the City in the event of <br />default of the Permittee. <br />The City would not need to foreclose on the property in order to enforce the provisions of the Development <br />Agreement anyway, and Staff is not aware of the City attempting this process in the past. The City is securing a <br />Letter of Credit as security to ensure the timely installation of public improvements. In this project, the amount of <br />public improvements are relatively small, as Sunwood Drive and Veterans Drive have already been constructed. <br />
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