6a Supp
IITEM NO: ____6a Supp 1_____ DATE OF MEETING: June 10, 2014 Des Moines Creek Business Park Panattoni Option/Ground Lease Agreements City of Des Moines Development Agreement Site Map Option Agreement Key Terms Optionee Panattoni Development Company, Inc. Assignment to related entity Term 7 years (3 phases likely) Lease-up milestones Ground Lease Key Terms Term 55-year initial term 2, 10-year options to extend Premises 87 acres 66 fully usable 12 acres streets and storm water facilities 9 acres steep slopes and wetlands Ground Lease Key Terms Use Business park with 1.4 million SF Total investment:$117 million 1st Phase $40 million 535,000 SF 605 permanent jobs,139 construction jobs Ground Lease Key Terms Option Payments $0.04/sf/year NPV @ 8% of $267K (nominal $344K) Base Rent $0.53/sf/year NNN NPV @ 8% of $18 million (nominal $115 million) Rent Adjustments 10% every 5 years Periodic reappraisals of land Ground Lease Key Terms Operating Expenses Absolute net to Port Panattoni pays all utilities, taxes, insurance, maintenance Rent Credit South 208th Street $450,000 maximum Ground Lease Key Terms Economic Benefits (at full build-out) Jobs: 1600 permanent; 350 construction Tax Revenue: Ongoing: $6.1 million annually ( $1.2 million to City) One-Time: $8.5 million ( $750,000 to City) Gross Receipts: $338 million annually Employee Earnings: $114 million annually Development Agreement Key Terms Frontage Improvements In-Lieu Fees Port prepaid $6 million in early feesa discounted amount Port recoups the undiscounted $9.1 million value of the improvements Each phase financed over 7 years at 8% interest NPV @ 8% $7 million Development Agreement Key Terms Internal streets Three streets Dedicated to City upon completion Storm water management Two facilities deeded to City upon completion 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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