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HomeMy WebLinkAboutDocumentation_Miscellaneous_Tab 3_5/18/1994 ATTACHMENT A PROPOSED SCOPE OF SERVICES The following is the proposed Scope of Services for the financial feasibility analysis for the Village Center of Tequesta project . This scope reflects our understanding of the needs of the Village regarding this matter. TASK 1. - DEMAND ANALYSIS Determine the market demand for the project for each of the individual elements (retail, office, housing, institute, etc . ) . The analysis will be completed on a square footage or unit basis , and will reflect the amount of space that could be supported. TASK 2 . - ESTIMATION OF COSTS Cost factors will be estimated for both capital costs and operating expenses for the project . 2 . 1 - Capital Costs Capital requirements will be based on the projections by the developer, local improvement district and engineering consultants . Factors to be assessed include land acquisition, infrastructure, construction costs and impact fees . Additionally, these costs will be allocated to those organizations responsible for their completion. 2 .2 - Operating Costs Operating costs for the project will be estimated' based on current rates for facilities of similar type. Operating costs will be estimated for salary and general facility maintenance. Cost of goods sold for the retail portion will not be included. TASK 3 . - IMPACT ANALYSIS 3 . 1 - Bonding Capacity Determine the bonding capacity of the Village including rating and likely interest rates . Estimate debt service for project . 3 .2 - Space Requirements Assess the recent space allocation studies completed for the Village and determine the most reasonable scenario for determining the space needs and the resultant costs . 04-08-94 13:53 PMG ASSOCIATES 400 P03 3 .3 - Assess Revenues for Village Determine the expected revenues to be accrued by Tequesta based on the proposed project. Revenues will include ad valorem taxes, assessments, gas tax, sales tax and other State shared revenues . Additionally, the taxability of property owned by the Village and leased for development will be determined from interviews with the Property Appraiser. 3 .4 - Spin-off Effects An assessment of the spin-off effects of the development will also be determined and presented to the Village. These effects include: multiplier effect, increase in value for surrounding properties and other benefits . 3 .5 Evaluation of Financing/Operational Structure Various methods of obtaining financing for the project and continued operations will be analyzed to determine the most beneficial mechanism for the Village. Some , of these methods include special districts, CRA designation or other organizational procedures. TASK 4. - BENEFIT/COST ANALYSIS The analyses completed in previous tasks will be combined into a singular analysis comparing the benefits accrued by the project as well as the costs generated. This comparison will enable the Village Council to assess the effects of the project on Tequesta both in the short-run and long range. All of the analyses will be combined into a Final Report which will include all findings, evaluations and recommendations . TASK 5. - COORDINATION The Project Team will maintain constant contact with the Village Manager, or his designee, to facilitate coordination. In addition, all reports, memos and working papers will be submitted in draft form for review and comment. Progress reports will be submitted in writing at bi-monthly intervals.