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(2)Earnest Money <br /> $10,000 or 5%(whichever is more). <br /> (3) Contingency Period <br /> 07/01/2017. Closing takes place 10 days after. <br /> (4)Extension Option <br /> If the buyer decides to extend the PA,they will be required to place $2,500 of additional non-refundable <br /> dollars in earnest for each 30 day extension,maximum two extensions. <br /> (5) Construction Deadline <br /> This agreement does include a construction deadline. 9,900 sf commercial building must be constructed by <br /> 08/01/2018. If the buyer defaults, City can either collect a$25,000 payment or reclaim property. <br /> (6)Assignment <br /> The buyer intends to establish a new entity to own/manage this project. The principals of that new entity will <br /> be Mr. and Ms. Johnson. Therefore, staff expects this agreement to be reassigned at some point.We intend to <br /> include language in this agreement that allows. <br /> (7)Development Agreement <br /> This agreement requires the buyer to complete the entitlement process before closing. This ensures the City <br /> knows what will be constructed, and that it will comply with zoning code. <br /> CONSIDERATIONS <br /> (A)An acre of development fees is estimated at about$60,000 (2016): $3,966 park, $1,090 trail, $6,131 <br /> water, $3,391 sewer, $4,577 storm water management, $40,000 COR storm water. <br /> (B) Tax base is estimated at about$45,000 per year gross. Typically,the city receives about 1/4 of property <br /> taxes. However,in this particular scenario,the project is located in an existing TIF District(#14). Therefore, <br /> the City would collect roughly just over 50%of the tax base via TIF. This tax base is helpful for the city--as <br /> their is need to develop funding sources for other improvements in The COR. <br /> (C) Stone Brook believes this project will drive 100+families, and 15-20 employees,to The COR on a daily <br /> basis (2x). Increased traffic counts help drive retail and restaurants. <br /> (D) Stone Brook has indicated they intend to construct an impressive looking building that will fit in well <br /> with The COR, and they intend to become engaged in the community and The COR--and would like to <br /> develop relationships with organizations such as PACT Charter School. <br /> Funding Source: <br /> NA <br /> Recommendation: <br /> ALTERNATIVE A <br /> The City supports Stone Brook's originally proposed location (Outlot B,Site #1), <br /> Stone Brook needs direction on whether or not Yolite Street is a required public road connection, or if a <br /> private stub road is sufficient. Also, an agreed upon land price per square foot is desired. <br /> The EDA was generally in support of this alternative. The Planning Commission was generally opposed to <br /> this alternative. Please see attached Site 41 log for details. <br />
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