Town Center Core

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Town Center Core Development Partner Submissions

January 16, 2018

Meeting Agenda • Recap of Developer Submissions – Armada Hoffler – Castle Development Partners – Greystar • Proposal Comparisons • MOU Term Sheet • Questions

Developer Submissions

Armada Hoffler Properties

Armada Hoffler- Design Concept Program Elements Residential Units

172 Units

Commercial Space

20,000SF

Structured Parking

358 Spaces

Surface Parking

51 Spaces

Site

3.5 Acres

Library in SW corner



Library Parking needs for met



Multi-Family anchors private use



Foxglove Dr. Ext. in current align.



Commercial use along Carolina St.



Visual Screening of Parking Deck



Required Design Elements Preferred Design Elements

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Castle Development Partners

Castle Development Partners- Design Concept Program Elements Residential Units

283 Units

Commercial Space

35,000 SF

Structured Parking

351 Spaces

Surface Parking

164 Spaces

Site

6 Acres

Library in SW corner



Library Parking needs for met



Multi-Family anchors private use



Foxglove Dr. Ext. in current align.



Commercial use along Carolina St.



Visual Screening of Parking Deck



Required Design Elements Preferred Design Elements

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Greystar Development Group

Greystar- Design Concept Program Elements Residential Units

305 Units

Commercial Space

-

Structured Parking

348 Spaces

Surface Parking

194 Spaces

Site

5.4 Acres

Library in SW corner



Library Parking needs for met



Multi-Family anchors private use



Foxglove Dr. Ext. in current align.



Commercial use along Carolina St.

-

Visual Screening of Parking Deck



Required Design Elements Preferred Design Elements

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Proposal Comparison

Proposal Comparison- Program Metrics Armada Hoffler Castle DP Residential Units

Greystar

172 Units

283 Units

305 Units

Structured Parking

358

351

348

Surface Parking (within site)

51

164

199

Total Parking provided in plan

409

515

547

UDO Residential Minimum | Projected Market Demand for Residential Parking*

129 | 258

212 | 424

229 | 458

Range of Residual Parking Spaces**

280 | 151

303 | 91

318 | 89

*UDO Minimum parking requirements applied- DFI assuming all 2 BR units for this analysis. Residential- .5 spaces/ 1BR, .75 spaces/2BR and 1 space/3br Commercial- 1 space/200 SF for restaurants, 1 space/500 SF for ‘other commercial’.

**These parking spaces would be available for commercial use, library and other public use. These ranges do not account for a shared parking agreement.

Proposal Comparison- Financials Armada Hoffler

Castle DP

Greystar

Total Private Investment*

$37M

$42.3M

$41M

Acquisition Price per Acre

$190k/acre

$114k/acre

$225k/acre

Estimated Town’s Annual Incremental Tax Revenue

$144,300

$165,000

$160,000

Estimated Town’s Annual Incremental Tax per Acre

$41,200/Acre

$27,500/Acre

$29,600/Acre

Parking Strategy

Town lease a portion of parking deck at costrecovery rate

* As shown in received development partnership proposals

Town lease a set number of spaces in parking deck for $50/space/month

Town reimburses Greystar for full parking deck costs estimated by Greystar at $7.5M

Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)

Memorandum of Understanding • To set forth a process by which the Town and its selected developer can execute a Purchase and Development Agreement (PDA) • MOU establishes basic terms and framework for the PDA

Memorandum of Understanding- Term Sheet • Project Description – Program #’s (residential, commercial and parking unit counts). – Phasing of the project, if any.

• Development Plan – Establishes timing for the developers providing of the Development Plan

– Establishes conditions where the Town and Developer could terminate the MOU

• Public Participation – Establish the terms for the Town’s participation in parking for the project

• Future Development – Establish terms for compensating Town for site control over future phases.

• Acquisition Price • Earnest Money Deposit – Amount and at which point it would be non-refundable.

Developer Selection TimelineTown Council Review of Proposals

Purchase and Development Agreement

MOU

Developer Proposal Review Developer Selection MOU / Negotiation Development Agreement

January 2018

February 2018

March 2018

April 2018

May 2018

June 2018

July 2018

Next Steps • Town Council resolution for preferred developer on January 23rd • MOU established in the Spring of 2018 • Purchase and Development Agreement executed in the Summer of 2018

Questions

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