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CC Work Session 2. 1. <br />Meeting Date: 12/12/2017 <br />Information <br />Title: <br />6745 Highway 10 Lease Renewal Request <br />Purpose/Background: <br />BACKGROUND <br />The City purchased 6745 Highway 10 in 2006. Since then, the City has attempted to lease the property back to the <br />private sector. In 2011, City negotiated a 5-year lease agreement with Independent Auto for use of 6745. The <br />original lease term began February 2012, and is set to expire in March of 2018. Attached is the original lease <br />agreement (reference map on last page). <br />The original lease agreement provides a 3-year renewal/ option -period for the tenant, at the identical rent rate <br />currently being paid (i.e. no increase in rent for 3-years). The original lease agreement also contains several <br />provisions that allow the City to not renew the lease. Independent Auto is seeking to renew the lease for an <br />additional 3-year term, at the rate outlined in the original lease agreement (i.e. the same rent rate they are paying <br />now). <br />City staff would like to discuss alternatives for proceeding with this lease agreement. Included in this case are three <br />alternatives. Based on feedback from the City Council in worksession, staff will bring back formal a formal case in <br />January. Independent Auto and Premier Commercial Realty were invited to attend the Council worksession. <br />OBSERVATIONS <br />Staff, Independent Auto, Premier Commercial Realty, and the City Attorney believe inconsistencies and ambiguity <br />exists within the original lease agreement language. Said inconsistencies are resulting mixed expectations for the <br />landlord and tenant, and have created several issues with administering this lease agreement. As a result, if the lease <br />were to be renewed, City staff would strongly recommend the original lease agreement be completely redrafted. <br />The original lease agreement for 6745 was drafted/ approved previous to the City having a formal policy for <br />leasing City -owned land or a template lease agreement (2011). At that time, lease agreements were drafted on a <br />case -by -case basis. Since 2011, the City has adopted a template lease agreement and lease policy. <br />6745 Highway 10 is not a high -quality building/ property, and is in poor/ fair condition. Property maintenance <br />issues are an ongoing problem. Premier Commercial recently did a survey of the building/ property to see what <br />maintenance items were outstanding (fall 2017). Premier came up with estimations totaling well over $100,000 of <br />property maintenance needs now, or in the foreseeable future (next 1-5 years). Several life/ safety improvements <br />were identified by the City's Building Official and Fire Marshal. Staff immediately addressed/ completed all life/ <br />safety improvements (to keep up with City Code). Remaining/ additional maintenance items identified for the next <br />1-5 years included: asphalt replacement/ patching, replace/ repair concrete aprons creating flooding issues, repair/ <br />replace sidewalk, repair decaying siding, paint/ pressure wash exterior, pit area repair and maintenance/ paint, <br />ongoing electrical conduit repairs, garage door repairs, roof repairs. See attached. <br />Examples of items that need to be addressed within a new lease agreement: <br />(1) Building/ property maintenance issues. <br />The new lease agreement will clearly define who is responsible for what maintenance. The lease currently <br />has conflicting language. This is resulting in growing frustration from all parties involved with this lease <br />
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