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ITEM NO: ______6c_Supp______ DATE OF MEETING: June 5, 2012 Des Moines Creek Business Park Puget Sound Energy Ground Lease City of Des Moines Second Development Agreement Site Map Site Plan Ground Lease Key Terms Lessee PSE PSE assigns to Benaroya Benaroya develops facilities and leases back to PSE Term 20-year initial term 3, 10-year options to extend Ground Lease Key Terms Premises 42.3 acres (permanent) 7.8 acres (initial additional acreage) Use Warehouse: 281,000 square feet Storage Yard: 21 acres Potential future office component of 75,000 - 125,000 square feet Ground Lease Key Terms Base Rent $0.58/sf/year NNN $920,000 in annual revenue ($1.1 million initially) 20-year NPV @ 8.5% of $11.4 million Rent Adjustments CPI every 5 years (2.5% to 4.5% compounded annually) Reappraisal of land for 3 extension options Ground Lease Key Terms Operating Expenses Absolute net to Port PSE pays all utilities, taxes, insurance, maintenance Rent Credits South 208th Street ($550,000 maximum) South 212th Street ($550,000 maximum) Stormwater detention pond ($736,000 maximum) Ground Lease Key Terms Right of First Offer Third party sale One-time right to purchase Non-assignable; personal to PSE Brokerage Commission Roughly $400,000 Half due in 2012 and half in 2013 Ground Lease Key Terms Economic Benefits Jobs: 250 permanent; 200+ construction Construction Value: $75 million to $80 million Development Value: $100 million Ongoing Revenue: $7 million annually $676,000 to City One-time Revenue: $7.4 million $646,000 to City Development Agreement Key Terms Frontage Improvements In-Lieu Fees Port (developers/tenants) responsible for 50% of frontage improvements for 24th Ave. S. and S. 216th Street City builds improvements from in-lieu fees collected Fees due when building permits issued Fee for PSE parcel will be pending City requests early payment of all fees (pending and future) Development Agreement Key Terms S. 216th Street In Lieu Fee $2.5 million payment (instead of $4.3 million) Frontage improvements requirement fully satisfied City has $4 million grant if construction starts in Q1 2013 24th Avenue S. In Lieu Fee $3.5 million payment (instead of $4.8 million) Frontage improvements requirement fully satisfied $2.6 million reimbursed by PSE Development Agreement Key Terms No early in-lieu fee Early in-lieu fee payment payment Prevents City access $3.1 million in savings to committed grants $2.6 million from PSE Delays construction 20th Ave. S. signal in Higher future fees No traffic impact fees PSE pays directly to Expedites construction City Provides grant matching funds 12 Development Agreement Key Terms Risks (early in-lieu fee payment) Unable to lease the remainder of site and recover the $3.4 million to be paid by future tenants Financial Implications (early in-lieu fee payment) Payback in 2016 from just PSE lease revenue 20-year NPV @ 8.5% of $7.1 million Payback accelerates with additional leases Development Agreement Key Terms Retail Use City has until 9/28/12 to request retail option on southern 22 acres If yes, option agreement negotiated before 12/31/12 2-year maximum Assignable If no, Port pursues other business park uses Development Agreement Key Terms Internal Streets South 208th Street Dedicated to City upon completion South 212th Street Phased construction Each phase dedicated to City upon completion Stormwater Management Industrial pond (deeded to City upon completion) Retail pond (future construction) Development Agreement Key Terms Duration 15 years, unless extended Terminates upon full build-out May be terminated sooner by agreement Vesting Development regulations vest for 15 years Building code changes and others regulations excepted
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