Downtown Dover Development IititiInitiative

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Downtown Dover Development Development I iti ti Initiative Bill Simons Parking Manager Bill Simons Parking Manager

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Downtown Dover DevelopmentDevelopment I iti tiInitiativeBill Simons Parking ManagerBill Simons  ‐ Parking Manager  

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How to Support Growth for aHow to Support Growth for a Vibrant Downtown?

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Potential Development Lots:First StreetThi d St tThird Street

Orchard StreetOrchard  StreetSchool Street

Belknap

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Development Plans

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Third Street LotThird Street Lot

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Belknap LotLotBelknap LotLot

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BuildMarket

Prep

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BuildMarket

Prep•Legal Review•Legal Review•Concept Development•Laying out the lots

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BuildMarket•Retain commercial broker

Prep•Determine market values•Market lots

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BuildMarket •Council approval of sales

•Permitting •Building construction 

Prep

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Legal Concept Layout

Deeds Regulatory Review  Rendering Street layout

A hit t l Land Use  E i i St tArchitecturals Land Use Regulations Engineering Streetscapes

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Tax Increment FinancingTax Increment Financing

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Financing/Investment toolFinancing/Investment tool •funding for public improvements•funding for public improvements 

•stimulate positive growthp g•that would not otherwise occur

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H t F TIF Di t i tHow to Form a TIF DistrictAdopt: the provisions of RSA 162‐KEstablish:  

• TIF District and its boundaries• Administration of district• Advisory board• Development planDevelopment plan• Financing plan

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C t?Cost?Garage:   $11.8m

O ti / t id $2 3Operations/set aside: $2.3m

Total = $14.1m

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Projected Sale IncomeFirst   $350‐$500kThird $185 $350kThird   $185‐$350kOrchard 1‐6 $600‐$900kBelknap $125‐$150kOrchard 7 $125‐$150kOrchard 7 $125 $150kSchool $150‐$180k

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E ti t d T IEstimated Tax IncomeFirst $226,000/yrThird  $  59,000/yrOrchard 1‐6 $ 75 000/yrOrchard 1 6    $  75,000/yrBelknap  $  20,000/yrO h d 7 $ 18 000/Orchard 7 $  18,000/yrSchool Street  $  20,000/yr$ , /y

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Projected Sale Income  $1.4m ‐ $2.1m

Tax income $400k/yr = $9.2m

Parking Capital Reserve Fund = $3.4m

$14m‐$14.7m

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Net parking spaces 1st Street (‐44)3rd Street (‐34)

Garage 452 ‐ 74  = +378Net  = 300

Orchard Street  (‐75)Total net = + 225

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Time Line:Adopt Development Package……………………… Early Fall  2012

Marketing and sale of initial sites Fall/Winter 2012

Time Line:Marketing and sale of  initial sites……………….. Fall/Winter 2012

Start of construction of initial sites………………. Summer 2013

Tax Income from initial sites realized December 2014Tax Income from initial sites realized…………… December 2014

Garage build start……………………………………….. Spring 2015

Marketing and sale of remaining sites........... Spring 2015 Garage open/income realized…………………….. Summer 2016Start of remaining sites development.............Tax Income from remaining sites realized

Summer 2016December 2017Tax Income from remaining sites realized....... December 2017

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Going Forward:l i h i h i

Going Forward:• Resolutions to authorize the in‐fill and parking facility financefill and parking facility finance plan.   

• Proceed with appraisal and RFPs for initial sitesfor initial sites.