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Memorandum Date: January 7, 2021 To: Prospective Developers ity Administrator/Engineer The city of Centerville is seeking proposals for the redevelopment of city-owned property e proposals from several interested parties, we are asking for information as detailed below. Property Information The city owns the eastern two-thirds of the block, or so, encompassing approximately 1.6 acres. Two existing homes on the west end of the block are not owned by the city and not part of this proposal request. However, if the developer wished to approach these homeowners and was able to negotiate a purchase, the city would consider the inclusion of that property as part of the proposal. The site is served with municipal sewer and water that run through the middle of the bl requirements are accommodated at an offsite facility, allowing the entire parcel to be developed at 85% impervious surface, without on-site treatment. A trunk storm sewer pipe can be accessed at the southeast corner of the development. The trail running through the property must be preserved or relocated on the property. It is part of a regional trail that goes around Centerville Lake. A certificate of survey for the property is available in pdf and AutoCAD formats. Soil borings and water table measurements are available upon request. The property is zoned M-2 (Mixed Use Neighborhood). This zoning district has a minimum density of 12 units/acre, with a maximum of 30 units/acre. Retail space on the first floor of a mixed-use building would be allowed, but is not required. The assembled parcels are to be sold as one and replatted as part of the redevelopment project. Development Restrictions The city purchased these parcels, in part, with Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds, with a stated purpose of providing affordable housing. Therefore, the proposed development will need to include an mean that between 1 and 3 units need to be rented or sold to people making less than 50%