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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1993-04-27 - AGENDA REPORTS - HOME DEPOT DEVELOPMENT (2)NEW BUSINESS DATE: SUBJECT: DEPARTMENT: BACKGROUND AGENDA REPORT April 27, 1993 City Manager Approval Item to be presented y'. Lynn M. Harris REIMBURSEMENT AGREEMENT FOR HOME DEPOT DEVELOPMENT Community Development On December 18, 1992, plans were approved for Home Depot Development, a 102,000 square foot building fronting on Golden Triangle Road atthe intersection of Golden Triangle Road and the future extension of Ruether Avenue In the Canyon Country community. As a result of this approval, conditions were placed on the project specifying specific public improvements. These improvements include full construction of Ruether Avenue and Golden Triangle Road fronting the development, complete with medians and appropriate traffic signallzation at the intersection of Ruether and Golden Triangle. The Home Depot public improvements are expected to cost approximately $1.06 million. The City was approached by Home Depot for participation in an economic development Incentive program. Both Home Depot and City staff met over a period of several months to determine feasibility In providing specific Incentives for the Home Depot. A draft agreement has been prepared that proposes the City would reimburse the retailer a portion of the $1.06 million public Improvements (to a maximum of $690,000), discounted at 7%. The agreement would be In effect for a maximum of seven years, at the end of which all debt would be relieved. The City would reimburse on a schedule up to a maximum of 50% of sales tax revenue generated per year: Further, the proposed reimbursement agreement outlines the responsibilities of both the City and Home Depot. This agreement Is attached for the City Council's review. When completed, the Home Depot outlet, along with its neighbor Mountasia Entertainment Center, would be a significant national development In the City's central area. Home Depot expects to employ 125 persons as a result of new business. RECOMMENDATION Staff recommends that the City Council approve the Home Depot reimbursement. agreement, authorizing the City to reimburse Home Depot a maximum of $690,000 over a seven year period. Draft agreement on file in the City Clerk's reading file. oouncifur.hon*dpt