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Attachment A <br />Term Sheet for RCC <br />Alatus will construct the RCC Project in compliance with City adopted goals and official controls <br />and the Alatus development proposal related to building types, location, minimum valuation and <br />construction timing/phasing, Future revisions to the development plans will be subject to review <br />and approval upon application by Alatus through the JDA process. Alatus and the City will enter <br />into a development agreement based on the November 18, 2018 draft Master Development <br />Agreement consistent with the updated Alatus development proposal and this term sheet. <br />Alatus will construct all required infrastructure (exclusive of County infrastructure <br />improvements) included within the site, including a new water tower and related infrastructure, <br />public works maintenance/storage facility consistent with City design specifications to be <br />completed no later than the end of Phase I, and the first application of seal coating and striping <br />for city streets within the Project. These costs are currently estimated to be approximately <br />$13,225 million in principal amount, with final amounts to be agreed to between the City and <br />Alatus. Alatus will finance and construct the infrastructure at no direct cost to the City. The City <br />will credit Alatus these principal financing costs against corresponding customary city imposed <br />fees (including trunk utility or fee in lieu of park dedication) in sufficient amounts to reimburse <br />Alatus for the full principal and carrying costs or, if additional amounts are required to reimburse <br />Alatus, by mutual agreement through fees or special assessments imposed against property or <br />sub -developers, <br />Alatus will reimburse the City for planning area expenses in the amount of $1.0 million, $500,000 <br />will be paid within 18 months of the initial plat. A fee will be imposed on sub -developers as upon <br />execution of a secondary development agreement to reimburse up to a maximum of $1.0 million. <br />4, Alatus will escrow the estimated City expenditures projected to be incurred over the first five <br />years of development. Upon issuance by the City of an occupancy permit for a building in the <br />first phase of Town Center, Alatus may escrow the full amount of the anticipated costs or a lesser <br />amount agreed to by the City in an evergreen escrow account based upon a schedule of costs in <br />the Development Agreement, and the City will submit documentation to Alatus for the <br />expenditures, tax receipts and draws against the security. <br />5. Alatus will abide by the TRC and City goals for housing, constructing 1,460 dwelling units on the <br />site, with 880 dwelling units in the downtown area. All the affordable units shall be constructed to <br />the same standard of quality similar to the market rate dwelling units within the Project and area, <br />and must be affordable for various family need levels in compliance with City adopted goals. A <br />total of 326 units of the 1,460 units will be affordable, with 180 (125 LIHTC deeply affordable <br />units, and 55 units at the 4D tax credit level) located in the Town Center area and the other units <br />dispersed throughout RCC. A minimum of 2.0% of the affordable units shall be owner -occupied. <br />The City agrees to participate as the "responsible governmental unit" on all grant applications or <br />similar affordable housing program applications to meet these targets, and will pass'1hrough the <br />corresponding funding to Alatus. <br />In order to meet the goal of creating a first-class destination and to eliminate virtually all of the <br />surface parking within the residential and commercial Town Center, a district parking solution for <br />the 880 downtown dwelling units and commercial properties will be created and financed through <br />tax increment financing based on Alatus project commitments related to minimum market value <br />of improvements. Subject to and consistent with statutory requirements and standard practices, <br />the City will issue one or more pay-as-you-go TIF Notes in the principal amount of $17 million to <br />provide funding for district parking. The City will also assist in the creation of a special service <br />2198 W6 <br />