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�ii -3 improvements to the Alley, and that the remaining $65,000 be paid from CDBG funds or Redevelopment funds already allocated to the project for fence, street trees and irrigation system. Next Steps � Prior to formal land transfer, Habitat wishes to gain access to the site to begin preparation for construction. Accordingly, this report recommends both the City and Agency grant Habitat a right of entry to the site. • Within 60 days of land transfer, Habitat will file for their final Subdivision Map. In tandem, applications will be made for building and grading permits. • Habitat will begin their site work in May and continue through the summer. • Habitat will sponsor a Frenzy Build in September 2000 and frame the first 12 units; the finish work on these units will be completed over the winter months. • First Phase of the units will be available for occupancy in the spring of 2001. • The remaining units would be built out by 2003, three years from the date of land transfer. The resolutions transferring the land are attached to this report. The Purchase agreement between Habitat and the Redevelopment Agency is available at the City Clerk's Office for your review. Fiscal Impact • The value of the land being transferred is $2,284,182 purchase price plus accrued equity based on current market conditions. • The Estimated cost of all offsite improvements noted in Exhibit A is $355,000. Conclusion Staff recommends approval of these documents. i , , f �—____ ___.. i��1.''-�'L�� ; Debbi Jones-Thomas Michael Church Ed Ev e •/ Housing Coordinator Executive Director Ciry Manager Attachment 1. Map of Rolison Project Site � 2. Two resolutions of the City authorizing the conveyance of land and granting right of entry. 3. Two resolutions of the Agency accepting the conveyance of land and transfeRing land to Habitat; and also granting right of entry.