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HomeMy WebLinkAbout2025 08 11 Regular 500 - Additional Documents submitted by Paul Partkya-1 S0-0 Summary of the work and estimated cost that was done under the 2015 and 2017 DA agreements by the Developer. Mar 10, 2015 DA: 3 (a) Approval of the initial phase of the development to include the apartments and to change the concept plan 3 (b) The Master Stormwater Retention Facility to be constructed for the entire Property (45 +/- acres) concurrent with the apartments on the east side of Michael Blake Blvd. on donated land by the Developer (6.55 +/- acres - value-$2,613,600) Access points and street frontage to be constructed Build new streets and/or road improvements, then convey those to the city Concurrent with the initial phase of the project, construct a roundabout on the intersection of Tree Swallow and Michael Blake Blvd. The eastern side of the roundabout will be stubbed out for the future continuation of the Tree Swallow Drive to the east and the road will conveyed to the city. Jan 9, 2017 DA: 3 (a) Project obligation to construct collector roads with impact fee credits to be applied to the apartments then any credit balance goes to the Future Development on the east side of Michael Blake Blvd. 3 (b) The city hereby agrees that the final adjusted City arbor fee for the Project (not just the initial phase) shall be $149,660. 3 (e) in consideration for the City agreeing to the terms and conditions herein, Developer agrees to conveyance 2.2 acres on Tuscawilla Road & Tree Swallow across from the Fisher Medical Building. (land Value - $1,629,144) The number of MF dwelling units now limited to 283 for the entire Property and the East side of the Concept plan will be replaced with commercial Trees and replacement credit for both sides of Michael Blake Blvd. including 213 trees on the east side Commitment and letters of credit for the maintenance of the roads for at least 2 years In total, the conservative cost estimate of the conveyance of 2 major land parcels, new collector roads and road improvements and their conveyance to city, arbor fees and credits, the Property (45 acres) master stormwater retention construction, construction of the lift station and extension of utility lines throughout the Property, is over $9,000,000. These plans were negotiated by the City and Developer and incorporated in both Developer agreements which are contracts to be relied on by everyone.