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Book #83 6-29-99 -12-22-99 Rpt # 99-152
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U53/1t$/Utl '111U 14:11 FAA. 81Z 885 59159 1U'ASS MUNKUE L JU(J <br /> The City will retain title to the property that is not conveyed at closing and will further retain a <br /> right of reverter for the property it does convey at closing until such time that a certificate of <br /> completion is issued for the specific Minimum Improvement. <br /> The Redeveloper will also execute assessment agreements far the commercial component at <br /> $60.00 a square foot except that the retail/convenience store shall have a minimum valuation of <br /> $75.00 a square foot and a minimum class rate of 3.4% (which is the current pay 1999 rate). The <br /> apartments shall have a minimum market valuation of not less than 60,000 per unit and shall have <br /> a minimum class rate of 7..4% (which is the current pay 1999 rate). <br /> 7. PURCHASE PRICE. For purposes of this memo, we are assuming that Mainstreet <br /> Village will be sold as six separate tracts as shown on Site Plan A. Tracts 1,2, 5 and 6 are the <br /> commercial tracts; tracts 3 and 4 are the residential tracts. The property will be sold for$4.00 a <br /> square foot with the Redeveloper receiving the following credits: <br /> With each tract the Redeveloper will be credited for 1/6 of the actual Site L.Uplevemerit costs but <br /> not to exceed$444,000. One sixth of that amount equals S74,000. In addition,the Redeveloper <br /> will receive a credit of$4,000 for each underground parking stall in that tract except as described <br /> below. <br /> The Purchase Price for the various tracts which are all assumed to be 75,000 sq. ft. would then be <br /> • as follows: <br /> For tracts 1 and 2, approximately 75,000 square feet times $4.00 per square foot <br /> equals $300,000 less 'I./6 of the site improvement costs of$74,000 which makes <br /> the Purchase Price$226,000 for each tract. <br /> For tracts 3 and 4,the residential tracts, the Purchase Price for each tract would be <br /> $300,000 less $74,000 less 48 underground parking stalls times$4,000 per stall or <br /> $192,000 which generates a Purchase Price of$34,000 for each tract, <br /> For tract 6, the Purchase Price would be$300,000 less S74,000 less $176,000(44 <br /> spaces times $4.000 per space) or$50,000. If unrlergrni Ind parking is not provided <br /> on tract 5 as allowed by the Agreement, then the Redeveloper would pay an <br /> additional$176,000 for tract 5 or$226,000. However, if underground parking is <br /> provided on tract 5,then the Purchase Price is$150,000_ <br /> In short,if the Redeveloper constructs 184 underground parking stalls,then all the tracts would <br /> cost$720,000 net of. the Site Improvement Costs and underground parking. If undererouuid <br /> parking is not provided on tract 5,then the Purchase Price would be S796,000 net of the Site <br /> Improvement Costs and underground parking. <br /> The Purchase Price shall be adjusted for the passage of time. The Purchase Price shall be <br /> increased by 1/3 of 1,% for each month, or a portion thereof that has elapsed from March 1,2000. <br /> •Page 3 <br />
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