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Amendment
Subject
First Amendment to Development Agreement 1 Marina
Doc Num
2010-115130
Rec Date
10/1/2010
Address
One Marina
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Redwood City and R.C. Peninsula Park, LLC
Reso Ref
14830
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(2) If all of the following occur: (i) a CFD is formed, (ii) CFD proceeds are used to <br /> reimburse Developer for a portion of but not all of the Excess Costs, and (iii) the City collects <br /> fees from the owners of the Benefitted Properties for the Excess Costs, then: (A) the City shall <br /> remit to Developer all of such collected fees until such time that Developer has been fully <br /> reimbursed for its upfront expenditures of Excess Costs, or until Developer has been <br /> reimbursed the maximum amount of $2,491,391, whichever occurs first, and (B) after <br /> Developer has been fully reimbursed in the amount described in the preceding clause (A), the <br /> remainder of such collected fees shall be used to pay down outstanding CFD bonds. <br /> Example 2 — CFD Partially Reimburses Developer for Excess Costs <br /> (i) Excess Costs = $2,491,391 <br /> (ii) Developer's upfront expenditure for Excess Costs = $2,491,391 <br /> (iii) Reimbursement of Excess Costs from CFD to Developer = $1,491,391 <br /> (iv) Fees paid by Benefitted Properties = $2,491,391 (i.e., 62.1% of the costs and <br /> equal to the Excess Cost Cap), of which (i) the first $1,000,000 is paid to <br /> reimburse Developer the balance of unreimbursed Excess Costs, and the <br /> remaining $1,491,391 is used to pay down outstanding CFD bonds. <br /> (3) If a CFD is not formed, or if a CFD is formed but no CFD proceeds are used to reimburse <br /> Developer for Excess Costs, then City shall remit to Developer for reimbursement pursuant to <br /> this Section 2 all fees that the City collects from the owners of the Benefitted Properties for the <br /> Excess Costs until Developer has been fully reimbursed for Developer's actual upfront <br /> expenditure of Excess Costs up to the Excess Cost Cap ($2,491,391). <br /> Example 3 — No CFD Reimbursement for Excess Costs <br /> (i) Excess Costs = $2,491,391 <br /> (ii) Developer's upfront expenditure for Excess Costs = $2,491,391 <br /> (iii) Reimbursement from CFD to Developer = $0.00 <br /> (iv) Maximum reimbursement of Excess Costs to Developer from fees collected from <br /> Benefitted Property owners = $2,491,391 <br /> (v) Benefitted Property fees used to pay down CFD bonds = $0.00. <br /> 2.1 Phasing for Bair Island Road Improvements. The Developer shall have the right to <br /> phase the Bair Island Road Improvements consistent with the Conditions of Approval for the <br /> Revised Project and Construction or Improvement Agreements executed between the City and <br /> the Developer. The Bair Island Road Improvements shall be fully completed prior to issuance of <br /> the certificate of occupancy for the 190 dwelling unit in the Revised Project. <br /> 2.2 Financing for Bair Island Road Improvements. Developer (or, if applicable, a CFD) shall <br /> fund, or Developer shall fund, construct and install, as to be determined by the City, the Bair <br /> Island Road Improvements at Developer's expense; provided however, Developer (or, if <br /> applicable, a CFD) shall be reimbursed in accordance with the provisions of this Amended Plan. <br /> S:ATTY /AG R/2010.111/EXH I BIT3 <br /> 9/28/10 4 <br />
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