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Governor’s Infrastructure Financing Conference University of Mary Washington Foundation Development of Eagle Village Hotel Roanoke, December 2014 Presented by: Jeff W. Rountree, CEO UMW Foundation

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Governor’s Infrastructure Financing Conference

University of Mary Washington Foundation

Development of Eagle Village

Hotel Roanoke, December 2014

Presented by: Jeff W. Rountree, CEO

UMW Foundation

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• Fredericksburg, Virginia: Located 50 miles between

both Washington D.C. and Richmond, Virginia

• UMW: Selective four-year Master’s-level liberal arts

institution with 4,169 undergraduate students and 368

graduate students (FY15)

• City: Part of Planning District 16, along with the

counties of Caroline, King George, Spotsylvania &

Stafford. Total population of PD 16 is 320,000 with

City population of 28,000. Also boyhood home of

George Washington & site of 4 major Civil War battles.

UMW & City Overview

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Background

• UMW Foundation purchased the outdated Park & Shop shopping center in December 2007.

• Park & Shop was built in 1963 and was in decline.

• 23-acre shopping center directly across U.S. 1 from UMW’s Fredericksburg campus.

• UMW Foundation purchased additional smaller parcels adjacent to the center.

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Property Overview – Parcels

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Background

• UMW and UMWF announced plans for a new

mixed-use development called “Eagle Village.”

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University Village Concept

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Former Park & Shop in Images

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A Dramatic Turnaround

• Older spaces have been torn down.

• UMW Foundation built nearly 500,000 square

feet of new Class A space at Eagle Village.

• Includes 30,000 SF of new retail, 36,000 SF of

new office, and a 560-space secured parking

deck.

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A Dramatic Turnaround

• 206,000-square-foot student housing complex

with premium residences for 624 students.

• Covered pedestrian bridge linking EV to campus.

• New road to Mary Washington Hospital.

• 66,500-square-foot, 93-room Hyatt Place hotel.

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Welcome to Eagle Village

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The Players . . . The University

• Needed premium student housing

• Needed walkable retail and restaurants

• Long-term land acquisition

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The Players . . . The Elected Officials

• Constituents wanted to see the revitalization

of the Route 1 Corridor.

• Urban renewal was a winning platform.

• Additional tax revenues and business

development a plus for the City.

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The Players . . . The Municipality

• Wanted to achieve goals in the City’s Jump Start Plan.

• Needed to draft new zoning codes to allow mixed-use developments.

• Assisted UMW in getting $620,000 of incentives through the Virginia Tourism Corporation (VTC) Financing Program . . . first project in the Commonwealth.

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The Players . . . The Lawyer

• Key to every aspect of the project, to this day.

• Handled the acquisition, the re-zoning and numerous agreements needed with the City and other parties.

• Managed the EDA process.

• Spearheaded the application for tax incentives.

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The Players . . . The Financial Advisor

• Crafted the best plan of finance for the

UMW Foundation.

• Managed the RFP process with multiple

banks

• Negotiated the final package with Bank of

America.

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The Players . . . The Bankers

• Understood the needs and constraints of the

University and the Foundation.

• Supported the finance package utilizing the

bank’s letter of credit.

• BoA has helped restructure and refinance

the project as the development has evolved.

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The Players . . . The EDA

• Financed through the Fredericksburg Economic Development Authority bonds underwritten by BoA.

• Local EDA receives $79,000 annual fee from UMWF . . . 33% of their budget.

• Money is used for economic development projects in the City of Fredericksburg.

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The Players . . . The Foundation

• Owner and developer of the Eagle Village

development

• Take all of the risk

• Pull all of the players together and make it

happen

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Eagle Village: Before & After

Before

After

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Route 1 Corridor

Before

After

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Route 1 Corridor

Before

After

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Roger Dodger

Before

After

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View from College Avenue

Before

After

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Hyatt Place Fredericksburg at

Mary Washington

Before

After

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The Turnaround in Images

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The Turnaround in Images

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The Turnaround in Images

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The Turnaround in Images

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Eagle Village

Impact on the City

Redevelopment of Eagle Village has had a dramatic effect on the City of Fredericksburg’s tax base.

• 2007 assessment: $16.5M

• Current assessment: $70.6M

• 2007 real estate tax revenue: $113,127

• Current real estate tax revenue: $231,818

• Hyatt will generate another $300,000+ to the City.

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Eagle Village Assessed

Real Estate Value

$-

$10,000,000

$20,000,000

$30,000,000

$40,000,000

$50,000,000

$60,000,000

$70,000,000

$80,000,000

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Real Estate Tax Revenue

from Eagle Village

$-

$50,000

$100,000

$150,000

$200,000

$250,000

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Taxable vs. Non-taxable

• The gains in real estate tax revenue have come

despite the fact that much of Eagle Village is

tax-exempt.

• Student apartments assessed at $39.3 million.

• That is 55.6 percent of total EV assessed value.

• Illustrates value of universities, localities

working together on developments.

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Additional Impacts to City

• Businesses recruited since Eagle Village redevelopment: Home Team Grill, Hyatt Place, Blackstone Coffee, Children’s Museum of Richmond, Planet Fitness, Sweet Frog, etc.

• Several additional popular restaurants have located near Eagle Village due in large part to the cleaning up of the corridor.

• Old businesses are renovating their properties.

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A New Zoning District

• Eagle Village first project in Fredericksburg to

use the mixed-use zoning category.

• Since then another large project in

Fredericksburg (Telegraph Hill) has gotten this

zoning category, and another application is

pending (Mill District).

• New mixed-use developments will add

millions of dollars in tax revenue to city.

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• Hyatt Place Fredericksburg first in state to use

Virginia Tourism Corporation Financing Program

(commonly called gap financing program).

• State and local incentives allow UMW Foundation to

get up to $620,000 back in sales tax revenue from

hotel.

• City of Fredericksburg and UMW Foundation

received Community Economic Development Award

from Virginia Economic Developers Association in

2013 for creative financing of hotel.

Innovative Financing

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Eagle Village . . .A Win-Win for all Players!

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Questions ?