Fiscal Note
The 2009 budget does not anticipate any revenue from the return of prior year TIF loans. Thus, the adoption of this resolution has no budgetary impact, although it would postpone for 3 years the dates by which 309 W. Washington, LLC, the developer of Capitol West, must demonstrate compliance with the unit sales thresholds contained in the current development agreement and avoid repayment of the original loan amount totaling $4,274,000. Given current real estate market conditions, it is highly unlikely that the developer will be able to achieve the first required sales threshold on June 15, 2009. If the developer is unable or unwilling to repay $3,274,000 of the TIF loan at that time, the City would pursue remedies available under the development agreement in an attempt to enforce compliance with this provision of the current development contract. Those remedies could include suing the developer (309 W. Washington, LLC), suing the personal guarantor (Randy Alexander) or commencing a foreclosure action. If the developer is unable to achieve the second sales threshold on May 15, 2010, the remaining $1,000,000 of the original TIF loan would become due, with similar potential remedies available to the City.
Title
Amending Enactment No. RES-07-00419 and authorizing the execution of a second amendment to the Tax Incremental Financing Development Agreement between the City and 309 W. Washington, LLC
Body
On November 21, 2006, the Common Council adopted Enactment No. RES-06-00986 (the “2006 Resolution”) that authorized the execution of a development agreement to fund a tax incremental finance loan in the principal amount of $4,274,000 to 309 W. Washington, LLC (“Developer”). Under the terms of the 2006 Resolution, $3,274,000 of the TIF loan was to become a grant if Developer sold seventy-one (71) residential condominium units to owner-occupants by July 15, 2008, and the remaining $1,000,000 of the TIF loan was to become a grant if Developer sold an add...
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