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HomeMy WebLinkAboutR13-Redevelopment Agency . ...iVEL.OPlmtT AGENCY.Au.ST FOR ~/COUNCIL A&ION GLENDA SAUL Subject: SELECTION OF DEVELOPER FOR DEVELOPMENT OF SUPERMARKET LOCATED AT BASELINE AND MUSCOTT STREETS From: Qt: Redevelopment Agency Date: JULY 15, 1986 Synopsis of Previous Commission/Council ection: On June 2, 1986, the Mayor and Common Council authorized the development and issuance of a Request for Proposals for the development of a major chain supermarket at Baseline and Muscott Streets. Racommended motion: MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL o A) That Alexander Haagan Development Corporation be selected as developer for the project located at Muscott and Baseline Streets; and further that, B) Should an agreement not be successfully negotiated with Haagan Development Corporation, that Agency staff be authorized to negotiate with Schurgin Development Corporation without issuing a new RFP; and further that, C) Inasmuch as a successful UDAG application is considered to be an integral part of project financing, the Committee recommends that should a UDAG not be awarded to the City, that Agency staff be authorized to negotiate with the developer with the strongest financial capability, Contect person: GLENDA SAUL/KEN HENDERSON Phona: 383-5081 6 Supporting date attached: YES/STAFF REPORT FUNDING REQUIREMENTS: Amount: $ N/ A Ward: Project: Date: NW No edverse Impact on City: OCil Notes: - '7..;2/-~ Agenda Item No. /3 .CITbOF SAN BERNARDI~ - REQUE~T FOR COUNCIL AC~N c o o 75--0264 STAFF REPORT On Monday, July 14, 1986, the Development Review Team met to review proposals received in response to the RFP issued for the proposed supermarket development at Muscott and Baseline Streets. Those attending included the following: Carl Clemons, Northwest PAC; Harry Jacks. Northwest PAC; Dick Botti, Consultant Real Estate Economist; Dan Frazier, Councilman. Sixth Ward; Roger Hardgrave, Director, Public Works/City Engineer; Frank Schuma, Director, PlaDlling Department; and Agency staff persons, Ken Henderson, Sandy Lowder, JeaDlle Wayne, Lisa Dickey and Ezell James. Proposals were received from five (5) Development Corporations and are as follows: a) Sclurgin Development Corporation b) Halferty Development Corporation c) AleDnder Haagsn Development Corporation d) Peppertree Shopping Center Corporation e) Westcom Development, Incorporated The proposed review and evalua tion criteria were as follows: 1) Compliance with UP submission requirements. 2) Prior ezperience in dealing with major tenants with respect to developments of this type. 3) Prior ezperience in the development and preparation of Urban Development Action Grant applications. 4) Prior ezperience in working with Redevelopment Agencies and participating in RDA-sponsored projects. 5) Financial strength, ca.pability and ability of proponent to raise debt financing. 6) Strength (qualifications and ezpertise) and depth of developer's staff (project management). The Development Review Team conducted eztensive discussion regsrding the completeness of proposalS submitted. In view of the time constraints relating to the submission of a UDAG application, the Committee determined no additional information would be requested of the respondents. Utilizing the review and evaluation criteria described above. the Committee is recommending the following to the Mayor and Common Council: A. That Alexander Haagsn Development Corporation be selected as developer for the project located at !i1scott and Baseline Streets; and, further, that, B. Should an agreement not be successfully negotiated with Haagsn Development Corporation. that Agency staff be authorized to negotiate with Sclurgin Development Corporation without issuing a new UP; and, further, that. (Continued to next page...) o o o () o o c. Inasllll1ch as a successful UDAG application is considered to be an integral part of project finanCing, the Committee recommends that should a UDAG not be awarded to the City, that Agency staff be authorized to negotiate with the developer with the strongest f1nancial capability. Adoption of form IOOtions A, B, and C would suthorize staff to proceed with the preparation of the UDAG application and afford staff and the developer the mazilDUm alOOunt of time possible to accomplish same. 1259L o