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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1999 Resolution No. 100• RESOLUTION NO . M SERIES OF 1999 A RESOLUTION ENCOURAGING THE ENGLEWOOD ENVIRONMENTAL FOUNDATION TO CONCLUDE NEGOTIATIONS WITH TRAMMELL CROW AS THE RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPER FOR S5 MIWON. WHEREAS , The Englewood Envir 'mental Foundation wu formed to relieve the burdens which would othe,wiae be auumed by the City of Englewood, Colorado, in connection with the environmental nomediation, land uae planning and pn,paration for redevelopment of the Cinderella City •hopping center; and WHEREAS, the Englewood Environmental Foundation (EEF) waa formed to provide support for the redevelopment end enhancement of the City's commercial environment and is a separate and distinct corporation ; and WHEREAS, tho City Council of the City ofEnglewood , Colorado , authorized EEF to conclude negotietlons "for aale" with Legacy as residen~ d~veloper for $4. 76 million dollars on October 4, 1999; and 1 1 r \ WHEREAS , EEF negotiated in good faith with Legacy but was unable to come to term•; and WHEREAS , Legacy was unwilling to be contractually obligated to close on the property as requtsteri in February of ZOOO; and WHEREAS , Legacy and Miller Weinearu,n could not come to terms concerning retail sp ace on the piazza creating a $400 ,000 dollar reduction in contribution to the project; and WHEREAS, Legacy did not condition closing upon the closing of Miller Weingaru,n ; hcwever, it did req uire this term to be part of their due diligence ; and WHEREAS , EEF gave notice to Legacy Partners that it was going to begin negotiatioo• with Trammell Crow due to the op et .. erm s that could not be resolved; and WHEREAS . the Englewood Ci ty Couucil supported EEF's decision to 11egotiate with Trammell Crow at the same tim e it was negotiating with Legacy Partner , due to the open terms ; and WHEREAS. Tramm ell Crow bas advised EEF that they are prepared to meet the terms requested by EEF and all of the other term s previously set forth with Legacy: and WHERE AS , the re sidential prod ucts pl anne d by both comp anies are of a simil ar hi gh qu ality nature: NOW, THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF ENGLEWOOD , COLORADO, THAT: ~-The City Council of the City of Englewood, Colorado, hereby t11COunp1 the Enslewood En,'UODDlental Foundetion to conclude negotlstione with Trammell C,llw as the reeidential developer for $5 IDillion ~ This reooluaon of 1upport in no way waiv,1 or deleratea the City'• resuJatory powere, dutiu and reaponeibilitiea with respect to zoning and governmental illluea . ADOPTED AND APPROVED this 22nd dey of November, 1999. ~4 r.lao ~&J~ I, Louc:riabia A. Eliia, City Clerk for th• City of Engle ood above ia a true copy or Reaolution No.&!2 Serie• of 199 . • COUNCIL CQl1MUNICATION Data Agendaltam November 22, 1999 6 bi 11 Subject Approval of resolution authorizing Englewood Environmental Foundation, Inc . to negotiate with Trammell Crow Residential INITIATED BY Ci Mana er's Office/EEF STAFF SOURCE Bob Sim son COUNCIL GOAL AND PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION City Council has determined that the CityCenter development would include a residential element. Over the several months , City staff has attempted to secure a residential developer for the site . On October 4, 1999, City Council authorized the Englewood Environmental Foundation (EEF) to conclude negotiations with Legacy Partners , LLC as residential developer st CityCenter Englewood for a sale price of $4 ,750 ,000. EEF has negotiated in good faith with Legacy but was unable to come to terms . RECOMMENDED ACTION Staff recommends approval of ihe re~olution . BACKGROUND , ANALYSIS, AND ALTERNATIVES IDENTIFIED While Legacy has provi ded an excellent product that it is capable of delivering lo EEF, in attempting to conc lude negotiations with Legacy , the parties have not been able to come to terms on csrtain key issues . Specifically, Legacy could not meet the closing date required by EEF , Legacy was unable to come to satisfactory terms with Miller Weingarten for the retail space on the Piazza, which in turn negatively impacted the proposed lease price of th~ ,·etail property bein9 leased by EEF to Miller Weingarten , and Legacy require ,d the closing of the lease with the retail developer as a due diligence term . Cit>/ Council had given r=EF the authority to enter into discussions with Trammell Crow Residential simultaneously to their negotiations with Legacy . Trammell Crow indicated a willingness to meet the terms that EEF has set with regard to timing , pricing and closing independent of the ability of the retail developer to close . EEF has provided notice to Legacy that ~ Is going to enter Into negotiations with Trammell Crow Realdefttlai. The PllrpOM o/ ttlitl rasolution Is to formally • a1.1thorlz11 negotiations with Trammell Crow. FINANCIAL IMPACT The sale price at which the Trammell Crow closing Is being negotiated Is $5,000,000 includes the provision that the retail developer would lease the first floor property on the piazza . The price being negotiated with Legacy was $4,750,000 and did not Include the retail developer leasing the ground floor space on the piazza, which would reduce the City's lease amount from the retail developer by $400,000. · LIST OF ATTACHMENTS Proposed Resolution