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HomeMy WebLinkAboutR15-Redevelopment Agency REDeVELOPMENT AGENCY' -REQUEST FOR COMMISSION/COUNCIL ACTION r ~: GLENDA SAUL Subject: WEST S I DE COMMUN I TY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION CDBG LOAN OF $112,000 (OFFICE BUILDING) Dept: Redevelopment Agency Date: JANUARY 15, 1986 Synopsis of Previous Commission/Council action: On April 12, 1984, the Community Development Commission adopted resolution #4603 authorizing the development of an Owner Participation and Loan Agreement with West Side CDC for the construction of an office building complex. On November 26, 1985, the Mayor and Common Council considered financial assistance to West Side CDC and approved the staff recommendation to deny such financial assistance. Staff was directed to meet again with West Side CDC to resolve the problem. Recommended motion: (MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL) That West Side Community Development Corooration be declared in default of their Community Development Block Grant loan of $112,000 , /dP-~ ~I Signature Contact person: GLEND^ S^"L/H" IO.NnER~()M Phone: 383-5081 Supporting data attached: YES/STAFF REPORT Ward: 6 FUNDING REQUIREMENTS: Amount: $ tJ/A Project: N/W No adverse Impact on City: Date: January 21, 1986 l .lcil Notes: {)- /.t:) - CITY OF SAN BERNARDIIIIO - REQUEST FOR COUNCIL ACTION STAFF REPORT You will recall that in November, 1985, the Mayor and Common Council reviewed and considered an emergency loan request by West Side CDC in the amount of $100,000. You will also recall that after two (2) special meetings on the subject, the Mayor and Common Council voted 5-1-1 to deny the loan request as submitted. During those meetings, there was considerable discussion regarding the nature of the CDBG assistance the Agency had provided to WSCDC on their office building complex. Based upon the documentation submitted by staff (including minutes, resolution and OPA/Loan Agreement) it was again, determined that the nature of the CDBG assistance to West Side CDC was as follows: Grant: Loan: Term: $ 50,000 S112,OOO Thirty (30) year amortization Due and Payable in fifteen (15) years. Seven percent (7%) per annum. Rate: In view of the above and their somewhat precarious financial position, the Mayor and Common Council directed staff to meet again with West Side Community Development Commission to determine if the repayment of the loan as described above could be restructured. As a result of this meeting and several related telephone conversations, the following restructured repayment plan was developed for consideration by the Redevelopment Committee: - Appraised value of building Sl,045,OOO. - Anticipated tax increment per year SlO,450 (Sl,045,OOO x 1%). - Actual tax increment ($10,450 and minus districts. received by Redevelopment per year $7,837.50 20% set-aside and 5% for other taxing - West Side CDC to receive five (5) years tax increment totaling $39,187.50 leaving outstanding balance of $72,812.50. - Interest would not accrue. - Outstanding balance of $72,812.50 would be retired under the following scenario: West Side CDC would be allowed to make a twenty percent (20%) net profit on the operation of the office building complex. Any net profit exceeding the twenty percent (20%) figure would be split 60% to the Agency and 40% to West Side CDC. 75.0264 After discussion by Committee members, staff was directed to place this item on the Commission agenda along with the committee recommendation that West Side CDC be declared in default and Agency Counsel directed to take all appropriate legal actions to secure repayment and to protect the City's interest. 544L 1/86