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Agenda 09/28/2010 Item #16B 2 Agenda Item No. 1682 September 28,2010 Page 1 of9 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Recommendation that the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) approves a Resolution authorizing an amendment to the Bayshore Gateway Triangle CRA Redevelopment Plan Capital Improvement Program schedule to include the proposed "Gateway Triangle Stormwater Pond Pathway" project to comply with Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program grant application requirements. Companion to Item 16B1. OBJECTIVE: To approve a Resolution authorizing the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) authorizing an amendment to the Bayshore Gateway Triangle CRA Redevelopment Plan Capital Improvement Program schedule to include the proposed "Gateway Triangle Stormwater Pond Pathway" project to comply with Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program grant application requirements. BACKGROUND: Phase II of the Gateway Triangle Stormwater Pond is nearing completion and the Bayshore Gateway Triangle CRA Advisory Board plans to install a park-like walking path (public amenity) for the local neighborhood residents. The CRA has submitted a 2011-2012 Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program (FRDAP) Application in the amount of S200,000.00 for Board of County Commissioners and CRA Board approval. The FRDAP Grant is a competitive process. To receive maximum points, the application requires: I) A letter from the agency's chief administrator certifying the five year capital improvement schedule is officially adopted, the date adopted and a copy of Capital improvements schedule. OR 2) A copy of a fully executed resolution amending the existing schedule to include the proposed project. Designate proposed project by name, date and year. CONSIDERATIONS: The CRA Redevelopment Plan was adopted on June 13, 2000, and as such, Section 5.11 "Program of Public Expenditures" (Capital Improvement Program) did not envision the Triangle Stormwater Pond or the potential public amenity it could provide. Section 5.1 I does include a line item for neighborhood parks to be funded by grants/local match; however it does not detail project names or specific funding amounts (Exhibit A). To meet the application criterion stated above, the CRA Executive Director will submit a letter certifying the adoption of the CRA Redevelopment Plan and Capital Improvement Plan; however without the project being specifically identified by name, maximum points cannot be achieved. Therefore a CRA Resolution amending Section 5.1] of the Redevelopment Plan and identifying the "Gateway Triangle Stormwater Pond Pathway" with dedicated CRA Trust Funds is needed. FISCAL IMPACT: None. Sufficient Bayshore/Gateway Triangle CRA tax increment revenues are available to match the grant application, if awarded. GROWTH MANAGEMENT IMPACT: Policy 4.7 of the Future Land Use Element of the Growth Management Plan states that redevelopment plans may be developed for specific areas within the County, including the Bayshore Gateway Triangle CRA. Agenda Item No. 1682 September 28, 2010 Page 2 of 9 LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS: This is legally sufficient for Board action. (STW) RECOMMENDATION: That the CRA approves a Resolution authorizing an amendment to the Bayshore Gateway Triangle CRA Redevelopment Plan Capital Improvement Program schedule to include the proposed "Gateway Triangle Stormwater Pond Pathway" project to comply with Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program grant application requirements. Prepared by: David L. Jackson on September 16,2010 Executive Director, Bayshore/Gateway Triangle Community Redevelopment Agency Agenda Item No. 1682 September 28,2010 Page 3 of9 COLLIER COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Item Number: Item Summary: 16B2 Recommendation that the Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) approves a Resolution authorizing an amendment to the Bayshore Gateway Triangle CRA Redevelopment Plan Capital Improvement Program schedule to include the proposed Gateway Triangle Stormwater Pond Pathway project to comply with Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program grant application requirements. Companion to Item 1681. 9/28/20109:00:00 AM Meeting Date: Prepared By David Jackson Executive Director. eRA Date 9/16/2010 5:47:51 PM Approved By David Jackson Executive Director, eRA Date 9/20/2010 12:36 PM Approved By OMS Coordinator Date County Manager's Office Office of Management & Budget 9/20/201012:47 PM Approved By Steven Williams Assistant County Attorney Date County Attorney County Attorney 9/20/20102:24 PM Approved By Mark Isackson Management/Budget Analyst, Senior Date Office of Management & Budget Office of Management & Budget 9/21/20103:17 PM Agenda Item No. 1682 September 28,2010 Page 4 019 CRA RESOLUTION NO. 10 - A RESOLUTION OF HIE COLLIER COUNTY COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY AUTHORIZING THE FILING OF AN FY2010-20II FLORIDA RECREA TION DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (FRDAP) GRANT FOR BA YSHORE GA TEW A Y TRIANGLE CRA; AMENDING THE CRA REDEVELOPMENT PLAN CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN TO INCLUDE THE GATEWAY TRIANGLE STORMWATER POND PATHWAY PROJECT; TO PROVII)E NECESSARY FUNDS TO COMPLETE THE PROJECT; AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, the Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program (FRDAP) program is one of the major Parks and Recreation Grant programs provided through the Florida Department of Tn vir on mental Protection: and WHEREAS, the deadline date to submit the grant application is September 30, 2010; and WHEREAS, the project site land is a set of County-owned parcels located in the Gateway Triangle that currently contains a stormwater drainage facility: and WHEREAS, the Local CRA Advisory Board has developed a plan !()r recreational enhancement improvements to the Gateway Triangle Stormwater Pond and recommends a rRDAP application; and WHEREAS, a grant fi'OIn the FRDAP progt'3m would enable the CRA to realize the project: and WHEREAS, the FRDAP application requires a commitment of support by the CRA through amendment to the Redevelopment Plan; and WHEREAS, the Redevelopment Plan's Capital Improvement Plan will be revised to incorporate the Gateway Triangle Stormwater Pond Pathway. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COLLIER COUNTY COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY that: I. The Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) Board commits its support of an application Illr a Florida Department of Environmental Protection's Florida Recreation Development Assistance Program (FRDAP) grant in an amount up to $200,000. Agenda Item No. 1682 September 28, 2010 Page 5 of 9 2. The CRA Executive Director is hereby authorized to submit a grant application for the FRDAP grant to develop the Gateway Triangle Stormwater Pond Pathway. 3. The CRA Board authorizes use ofCRA Trust Funds and staff in-kind services for the design, construction and maintenance ofthe improvements. 4, Effective Date. This ~esolution shall become effective immediately upon passage and adoption, This Resolution adopted after motion, second and majority vote this 28th day of September 20 I O. ATTEST: DWIGHT E BROCK, Clerk COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF COLLIER COUNTY, FLORIDA By: Deputy Clerk By: DONNA FIALA, CHAIRMAN Approved as to Form and Legal Sufficiency Steven T. Williams 51"P Assistant County Attorney ~(:llllt I EXHIBIT-tl-I . Olher matters affecting the physical and social quality of the neighborhood: The proposed !lICIeY8IOpment and neighborhood locus IlClivItilI6 should no! produc:e lII1y negative impacts on olh8r aspec:lIl of the physic:aI and social quality 01 the surrounding areas, Agenda Item No. 1682 September 28, 2010 Page 6 of 9 SectIon 5.11 Progrut of PublIc Expend.... PMIe 1- Y_1.a ThiB eection foCI_s on the publiC SecIOr in..-. ,...r1l COllIs .-ld lIlUC8S oIlunds to cany out the Phase I impro\Iem8nla for1he ~ TrilIngle Rede'l8lclllft~ ~ DIee1..'on of the mech8nlams for I11811B11ing and pecking C8pIIaIlm.lIStmeI.tII and the CRA I'lld4Mllopment financing slrategy Is provided in SectIon 2 0I1hIs plan. TAX INCREMENT PROJEC11ONS Tax increment Is equivaIenlto the revenue that will result fIOm application 01 the ad valorem millage to the change in 1he 1axIIbIe __ 01 property. Aa value 01 properly ri8es clue to recleV8lopment irl1lestmellls, IncI'8T -<f property taxes that I1lSUII wi. be available to repay the public Infrastructure C061S ;IsocIaI8d ... reclIMllopmenI. As redevelopment projec;t8 are oompletecl, growth 01 the taxable base wiD accelerate over the firsl fM! YWIS aIler ~. 01 the redevelophl8l11 pIIIn. Within 10 years, the recleveIopment pllm identifies IalaIbIe praj8ctB that wtlI result In a net h ICo use to valullIion 01 about S90 million. The annual growth of r8llel1U88 allrt:JUIIIbIe to these projads wII also acceIerale during the first live years. and by the tenth yMr wtlI be contrIlUIIng over $400,000 per year to the lax h lCI'll/TI8nt fund. In ad(ition, improvements to the existing $300 million lax base will grow slB8dily and by the tenlh year can be expect8d to contribute abOuI $266,000 per year 10 th6 laX Inaement 1tnI. By th6 tenth year. these combined l1lY8Oues will r8ld in nearty $700,000 annL8ly being depos/I8cl to the laX increment 1tnI. Aller the tenth year, eedl year's revenue wi! conlmuB 10 rise, ~ RIlIChlng over $1 minion per yeer by the twentieth year and peaking at ~ $1.5 mMon per year before the laX increment fund ellpires at the lhIrtielh year. Over the 30 year IIIe 01 the reclewIopment InJSt funeS, incremenIaI ~es deposited to thll lax Increment fund willoIal over $25 milion. These _~ can be spent as they accumulate. Ho..II...r. the common prac:lice among redevelopment agencies is to ilMlSt In capital ImplOVllmelols tlIlIty in the redewlopmenl process using borTowecI money that will be repaid by the tax increment revenue stream. ,.~ of 11'ld8bt*'_ If the NdI,oeIopment agency were to borrow against the lncR!ment rewnue stream in Older to accelerate capIlal inIprovements. It would be impol'Iant to know the net pIf1S8IJI tIlIIue 01 the incnlmenl revenue Slnlam. AslIun*lg a 6"4 discount .., th6 net preaent value 01 the 3O-year ~ stream Is rwarty $9 mllon. In other words. If lndebledlleas 01 ....rty $9 million were incurred in year one, its repayment could be suppol18d wllh the expec;18d 3O-year I'8V8nU8 sIr8am. (There are many other ways in whlch capltaI bonowing could be structured. For 8XMlple, if $6.3 mlllon WW8 bOl.v_w In year OIle, it could be I8p8id in 20 ywrs, allowtng anoIher $8.6 mIIon ID be borro Ollie! in )'8lII' 20 and repeid in ten years.) Increment revenues .. CO/lnnonly combllled wllh other funds to finance infraBIruclure needed lor rede"l9lopmenl. When caplIal borrowing occurs, Ill-. _rat sources 01 ~ are often pledged 9lI I EXHIBIT-Ll Agenda Item No. 1682 September 28,2010 Page 70f9 toge1her to obtain the best possible financing tenns. By combining severaJ I8V8IlU8 lKUCeS. the size of a revenue bond may be larger than the amount indicated by the net present value of the Increment revenue stream alone. LocaJ expenditul85 directly related to the Bayshore and Gateway Triangle redevelopment plan would include: $ Street. streetscape,lr8ffic calming, and partclng Improvements. $ Neighborhood park development. $ Ac:qUisltfon of land for redevelopment. $ land acquisition. construction. and financing support tor affordable housing. $ The Triangle Stormwater Management Plan $ The Haldeman Creek and Canal System Dredging Plan. EJCpendllures directly related to Implementation of the approved redevelopment plan may be funded with increment revenues, or funded by Indebtedness which increment revenues have been pledged to repay. In the later case. the increment revenue plojec;tions that have been pl'Ollided will serve as a guide to 1he amount of repayment schedule of such indebtedness. Table 2 Program of Public ExpMldlturM TrIa~" I Funcllna Sources 11 nF I land Acauislion TBOL GrantslCOBG Penn' . ment Fees TBDL Pirvate Road I TBDl Granl&f8taI8IIoc Stonnwater Management $2,790,000 TBDl GremtIprivataeIMS lmorovements BU Business Relocations TBDl PrivaIe ling TBDl Grantslprivate Environmental Assessment TBDL Grantslprivale Site Cleaino TBOL GrantsIprivate Develoment Aareement TBOL -1'IexOfrIcIIfW~ Stormwater Manaaement TBDL MSBUlgranls land Acouistion TBOL Prlvate Environmental Assessment TBOL Granls Business Relocation TBOL Site DevelOOment TBOL Road Imorovements TBDL f>rlvateIgrns Permillin ment Fees TBDL ~ 99 ,....__..._-_..~,..._._--",._.._....".-.._.._"'_.,,- Agenda Item No. 1682 September 28, 2010 Page 8 of9 TIIbIe Two ContInued PC8nt8r nF 0tMr land Acaulstlon TBOl Roedl nls TBOl Gl1In1IIIIocalIpriva18 BusinesS ReIoca1Ion TBDL G te Pe~ entfees 180l e ~ntaI AssttS'nellt 180l Granls/private Site ment 1801.. Prillll!e/granls ~~ OverlaY General Fund Penn . en! Fees TBDL pliliCiiiQfriiOrovements 180L Haldeman Creek lmorovements $1.250,000 180L MSBU US41 OverlaY 180L General Fund 1801.. StaIe/locaVgranst Davta Blvd. SlreelIlghlIng TOOL S1at8llocellgranstl MSTU Zenina OverlaY TBOL General Fund Be Drive La $1,300,000 TBOI MSTU Focus InltllltMt Land A . .. 180L Grants SIte=ent TBDL Grants Permitti Fees 180L Grants Road I 1801.. Granlsllocal La 180L Granls/MSTUIIocaI Sidewalks TBOL Granls/MSTUIIocal ~tiCM1 TBOl GranIsI\.1STU TBOL Grantslloc:allstale InfiU houslna constlUclion TBDl Grant&llocallstale Stormwater Management TBDl MSBUIgrants I nts NeiQhborhood Gateway Features TBDl MSTU Neiahborhood Parks TBOL Granlsllocal BotanicIII Gardens Ma . TBOL Grants ~~n! TOOL Private ntFees TOOL private TBDL = To Be Detennined later 100 Agenda item No. 1682 September 28,2010 Page 9 of 9 SeetIon 5.11 V8IlIIIIIon The current tax base 01 the BayshorelGateway Triangle area, based on tax assessment data from the Collier County Property Appraiser's 0IIIce Is provided on Table 2. The tax increment projectlollS proposed on Table 2 11I8 based on ellJMlcl8d redevelopment projects to lake place within the area. A detailed analysis of the projections are Include In Appendix E. Ex,.,cmd I8deJ1llopment RedlMllopment In the BayshorelGateway Triangle RedevelOpment area is expected to include lour major catalyst projects plus related residential dlMllopment. This development will include: $ A 250 room hotel and 12,000 square loot restaurant In the Triangle $ 67.200 square feet 01 flex-office space on Commercial Drive $ An enl8rlainment center on Haldeman Creek to include 35.475 square feet of commercial dIMllopment and 62 residential units $ A town center at Gulfgate Plaza to include 182,350 square feet of commercial development. $ 387 residential units in Naples Plaza. Wild Pines. Wll'1dstar, Shadowlawn, and Bayshore. IdentiIied redevelopment, Including related residential development is expected to include 449 residential units, 229,825 square feet of co",merdalspace, 67,200 square feet of flex-offlce space, and 250 hotel rooms, having a totaJ value of about $95 million. In addition to identified projects, it can be expected that the existing $300 million taxable base will grow steadily due to the lavorable investment climate created by redevelopment, adding anoCher $6 million per year to the taxable base. AX DtFFERENTIAL ANA1. YSIS BAYllHORe.<GATEWAY FROZEn COUln'Y-wIDE -- CIIIlIlIIIItIft YEAR TAXAIN E VALUE TAX IIAlIE lIlCIII!III!NT "L.LAGE Tu Increl....lt Ta h_..meI1t 1_ $3211,261.4281 $320.281.428 $0 4.0261 $0 $0 2llOO $328.088.7lIUf $320.281.428 $7.802,272 4.0261 $29,841 $29.841 2001 $334.793,2131 $320.281,428 $14.531.785 4.0261 $55,580 $85,421 2002 $377,794.4471 $320.281,428 $57.533,019 4.0261 $220.047 $305._ 2003 $405.391.l5:JaI $320.261.428 $85,130,205 4.0261 $325,597 $631,065 2004 $418.831.482 $320.261,428 $98,570,os. 4.0261 $377.001 $1.1108,086 $0 2Oll5 $452.187.098 $320.261.428 $131,ll25.67C 4.0261 $504,576 $504.576 :!Oll8 $481,654.842 $320,261,428 $141,393,214 4.0261 $540,787 $1.045,363 2007 $471.207,783 $320.261,428 $150,946,355 4.0261 $577.325 $1.622.688 :!Oll8 $4llO,ll49,091 $320.261.428 $180,587,883 4.0261 $614,20() S2.236,81l8 2009 $0490,581,210 $320,261,428 $170,319,782 4.0261 $651.422 $2,_,310 2010 $5Oll._.864 $320.261,428 $180,146,436 4.0261 $889.002 $3,577.312 Scenario A88umptione 01 ~y TrWlgIe eRA 1. I'ral8n TIIX ea.. As&u'nes the CornnulIly Rada .Il....""" Plan Is adapIed In June 2llOO wiIh a frozen TIIX Elll8a Y8Iue from tha 1999 Tax RaIa. 2. CoIny-wicIa ~ RaIe Is basad on FY99/OO General Revenue RaIe '" 3.5058 and tha Unincoq>o._ Rata of .5203 3. Annual ~ Y8Iue Incnoase Is _ on 2% growth rata I*Ia Inc_'" to ptOjecIs bek1g del.alOl"'d In the area. 4. Annual Tax 1""...._. _ue is 95% '" Total TIIX 1...- -..... 101