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PSD LLC Project: Request for City Assistance <br />STAFF NOTES <br />(1) Can PSD I IChn frig i actually e t ; <br />PSD LLC completed a "subsidy application" via the City's financial advisor Ehlers. This process was a <br />$7,000 cost for PSD LLC. The purpose of this application, and subsequently underwriting process is to get <br />a third party professional's opinion (EhIerr,sebsit. ^). Attached to this case is a MEMO from Ehlers <br />(executive summary of their review). In summary, Ehlers feels the requested $500,000 is reasonable <br />and justifiable. <br />(2) is this red. yest real ,nal le in <br />n , ,thher r, t 'nthe 'TC <br />Ehlers provided the City of Ramsey with an analysis of 16 other large scale, quality, apartment <br />complexes recently completed in the Twin Cities area. In summary, City assistance ranged from 3%-12% <br />or $7,000-$20,000 per unit. The requested PSD LLC assistance is $500,000. At $500,000, this breaks <br />down to about $4,100 per unit; or about 2.5% of project costs (assuming the estimated $20M project <br />cost provided by PSD LLC is accurate). <br />(3) FinancianyLidJ,e tivestake sense "r the City.J "° ,° ur <br />In comparison to other projects, Staff believes the proposed project (and request for assistance) results <br />in a favorable pay -back period for the City. It is estimated $500,000 could be paid back within four years <br />in present value terms (4.0% discount rate); or about three and a half years in future value terms with <br />tax increment financing (TIF). It is estimated, the proposed project would generate about $224,000 in <br />total property taxes annually; and about $156,000 in NET TIF annually. The proposed project would <br />result in about $3.5M in NET TIF over the course of TIF District #14. This project will pay about $1.3M in <br />city development fees (including over $300,000 to parks and trails). <br />4 D ,es the CIA, have real ,nal le fundinfis ,w:r the rer. yestec assn t nce?° <br />Several funding sources exist. The two that Staff believes are most reasonable include: tax increment <br />financing (TIF) and the Anoka County Housing & Redevelopment Authority (ACHRA) account. TIF could <br />be drawn from the City's TIF District #14 (The COR TIF district). The ACHRA account has a balance of <br />about $1M. <br />(5) f d t,tJhe s <br />This question has two answers: <br />:gin nc P <br />QUALITATIVE POLICY <br />Attached to this case is a Staff MEMO, which outlines our review of the PSD LLC application. In <br />summary, Staff believes the proposed project complies with the City's housing assistance policy. <br />Although the proposed project does not score highly, it's score is competitive and reasonable <br />considering the level of assistance requested. <br />FINANCIAL POLICY <br />From a financial perspective, the Council recently directed Staff to utilize a MEMO produced from <br />Ehler's to evaluate housing assistance requests. In summary, the Ehler's MEMO suggested the City <br />consider about a $10,000 per unit, or about 10% of total development costs, as maximum thresholds. <br />From this perspective, the proposed request appears to comply. <br />REVIE Df;l;'(.IMEfI I, ! "IERNGES MR0')/11/ 015 <br />Page 1 of 4 <br />
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