city wide parks master plan
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City Wide Parks Master Plan . Discussion of Parks Master Plan Phase II and III. November 2012 Resolution 2012-104 Directing the City Manager to Develop a Comprehensive Parks General Obligation Bond Education Initiative to Finance Phases II and III of the Parks Master Plan . - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
City Wide Parks Master Plan Discussion of
Parks Master Plan Phase II and III
Phase II and III - City Wide Parks Master Plan FY 13/14 - Action Steps
July 2011 City Commission adoption of City Wide Parks Master Plan and Implementation of Phase I
November 2012 Resolution 2012-104 Directing the City Manager to Develop a Comprehensive Parks General Obligation Bond Education Initiative to Finance Phases II and III of the Parks Master Plan .
August 2012City Manager Presentation - Long Term Capital Financing Strategy
July 2013 Staff Presentation
of Phasing and Timeline
Phase II and III - City Wide Parks Master PlanFY 13/14 - Action Steps
July 2013 – Feb. 2014
Staff Cost Estimation and Due Diligence to establish
estimated G.O. Bond Amount
April/May 2014Ordinance Approving
Ballot Question
April 2014Commencement with
Citywide Public Education Initiative
November 2014Bond
Referendum
2/8/14
Phase II and III
Phase II
Bluesten ParkIngalls ParkGolden Isles Park/Tennis
CenterSunset Park
Phase III
Historic VillageSunrise ParkChaves Lake
HBCRA
OB Johnson Park(Design 2014- 2015Construction 2015-
2016)
Opinion of Probable CostParks Estimated Redevelopment Cost
Bluesten Park $ 36,453,211.00
Ingalls Park $ 1,919,388.00Golden Isles Park $ 1,642,639.00
Golden Isles Tennis Center $ 7,170,215.00Sunset Park $ 553,202.33
Historic Village $ 580,792.50Sunrise Park $ 2,708,144.87
Chaves Lake $ 3,632,474.10
Project Management $ 1,690,746.98Total $ 56,350,813.78
Financing Options/Debt Service Millage
New Money - Final Maturity 10/1/45
(Bond Issue)
New Money - Final Maturity 10/1/35
(Bond Issue)
New Money - Final Maturity 10/1/30
(Bank Loan)
New Money - Final Maturity 10/1/48
(Bond Issue)
New Money - Final Maturity 10/1/38
(Bond Issue)
New Money - Final Maturity 10/1/35
(Bank Loan)
Dated/Delivery Date 3/1/2015 3/1/2015 3/1/2015 3/1/2018 3/1/2018 3/1/2018Par Amount 48,220,000.00 46,835,000.00 49,705,000.00 8,150,000.00 8,010,000.00 8,085,000.00 Project Amount 48,540,247.42 48,540,247.42 48,540,247.42 7,831,149.56 7,831,149.56 7,831,149.56 All-In TIC 4.70% 4.28% 3.77% 5.08% 4.92% 3.87%Maximum Annual Debt Service 3,137,750.00 3,756,000.00 4,394,375.00 532,500.00 645,000.00 716,875.00 Total Debt Service 95,447,433.33 76,413,695.83 66,977,859.38 16,139,708.33 13,090,125.00 10,895,484.38 Capitalized Interest 1,393,233.33 1,340,295.83 1,087,296.88 237,708.33 233,625.00 176,859.38
Hallandale Beach, Florida Scenario Summary - For Discussion Purposes Only
Phase II Phase III
30 Year Bond 20 Year Bond 15 Year Bank Loan
Maximum Annual Debt Service: $ 3,670,250$
4,401,000 $ 5,111,250Debt Service Millage 0.9476 1.1363 1.3197
Maximum Annual Cost Per $100,000 of Taxable Value
Taxable Value 30 Year Bond 20 Year Bond 15 Year Bank Loan $ 100,000.00 $ 94.76 $ 113.63 $ 131.97 $ 200,000.00 $ 189.52 $ 227.26 $ 263.94 $ 300,000.00 $ 284.28 $ 340.89 $ 395.91
The average taxable value of a single family home in the City is $176,558, as such the annual impact to the average resident will be $ 167.31 for a 30 year bond.
The average taxable value of a condominium in the City is $149,230, as such the annual impact to the average resident will be $ 141.41 for a 30 year bond.
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