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Concept Screening Summary > -- Strategy passes the screen for further evaluation X -- Strategy does not pass the screen Fall 2010 Model Results Interviews & Survey (Jan. 2011) Sept. 2011 Model Results FTAC and Commission Review Initial Net Shed Analysis Replace all net sheds as new single-use bldgs X No cost recovery Replace net sheds with high-revenue use above X No cost recovery Intended to create real estate Replace all net sheds into single-use two-floor bldgs > > X for new high-return uses. Suggested New Uses utilization in question, survey @ Covered work areas > > > ? 10% of respondents willing to pay to use > 3X per year utilization in question, survey @ Covered net repair > > > ? 6% of respondents willing to pay to use > 3X per year utilization in question, survey @ Farmer's Market Stalls > X > ? 8% of respondents willing to pay to use > 3X per year finding of low utilization Wash down facilities > X including survey @ 8% of respondents willing to pay to use > 3X per year finding of low utilization > X including survey @ 6% of Smokehouse respondents willing to pay to use > 3X per year finding of low utilization Cold storage > X including survey @ 12% of respondents willing to pay to use > 3X per year finding of low utilization Large scale ice machine > X including survey @ 12% of respondents willing to pay to use > 3X per year Conference center > > > ? most viable in conjunction with new office development Potential Development Strategies Status quo treatment of all upland buildings > > X Unable to find reasonable use of C9; similar situation for C12 Maintain all buildings for tenant retention / replace C9 with > > > > positive net present value on 20- yard lease year projection Current code / major investment > > > ? slightly lower NPV than "Maintain" strategy Current code / ground lease > > > > slightly higher NPV than "Maintain" strategy Rezone / major investment > > X high risk, no return Attachment 3: Planning Strategies Screening Diagram
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