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ATTACHMENT B 4 <br />Questions: Is there benefit in spending 6 -12 additional months to go through a staff consuming 1 P public <br />process to select a master developer? What are the benefits of having a nester developer's Could the City be the <br />roaster developer? Does the City want less control over the site process`s what level of land control should the Master <br />Developer have as the party with the most to risk? <br />Definition: A "'master developer }' is a City selected/designated private sector developer who becomes the coordinator <br />and developer of short, medium and long term development solutions. The City and the master developer enter into a <br />long term contract for development of the entire site 170 acres. 'The master developer contracts privately with other <br />specialized development firms and controls and coordinates the development of those firms on the site. The City the <br />acts as a facilitator for the master developer by providing eminent domain for public purpose acquisitions, as well as <br />assistance and incentive funds to implement the master plan. The master developer provides external and internal <br />coordination on the type of land use, development schedule acquisitions, and financing and coordinates the <br />preparation of contracts between the City (or other public agency) and other developer(s). Being "private sector and <br />market driven' ", the "master developer" concept for Twin Lakes means that the City must create the stakeholder <br />advisory group to review proposals as consistent with the master contract and the land use plans and regulations. In <br />order to meet the requirerwnts of the city master plan and participate in the use of the City ;'tool box "} any additional <br />developer(s) must be accepted and approved by the nYaster developer. The property may be negotiated privately or <br />may be purchased at fair market value by the developer(s) or the master developer (with city involvement in <br />establishing market value or using/threatening the use of eminent domain). This method is a coordinated public and <br />private sector initiative where the City assurances are given for public assistance and/or incentives. In addition, City <br />development and assessment of the cost of public roads and utilities could be requested by the roaster developer. It i r- <br />the burden of the master developer along with the additional developer(s), to convince the City of the need for the i <br />uses proposed and any changes in the tong terra master plan of Twin Lakes. The master developer coordinates <br />building and site design consistency, developer(s) responsibility for AUAR modifications, and environmental clean <br />-up to state and federal standard. <br />
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