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City of Elk River <br />Michele McPherson <br />Director of Planning <br />13065 Orono Parkway <br />Elk River, MN 55330 <br /> <br />Dear Ms. McPherson; <br /> <br />December 3, 2001 <br /> <br />Can you believe it is already December? We first got started in the middle of the summer <br />discussing options for our 70-acre parcel to be considered for a regional park just north of <br />the city of Elk River. Since the first meeting in September 2001 and the city council <br />meeting in November, our aspirations are still to have this land developed into a park. <br />The amenities within the property and the surrounding future developable land make this, <br />in my opinion, the perfect site for a city-wide park. <br /> <br />During the first meeting in September there were some issues to our original proposal of <br />$10,000 per acre that have been resolved with the November, 2001 appraisal. The <br />November meeting raised some issues with the depletion of 2/3 of the Park and <br />Recreation's reserve account with a full price cash offer. Depleting 2/3 of the reserve <br />account was never our intention. All along we have proposed structuring an offer that <br />would allow for half of the purchase price down and the balance to be paid over five- <br />years on a contract for deed. Our thoughts have not changed regarding this type of <br />financing consideration. The only concern we have is that the value of the property in <br />this area is appreciating at an accelerated rate. Delaying a decision for even a month or <br />two has some financial ramifications. If the fair market value today is $7,800 per acre <br />and the property is appreciating 10% per year, each month of delay could reflect a cost to <br />one of us of approximately $4,170 per month. So the January workshop couldn't come at <br />a better time. <br /> <br />In preparation for the January 5, 2002 workshop and the January 22, 2002 City Council <br />meeting we wanted to give you an idea of what would work out for us and hopefully <br />work out for the city as well. <br /> <br />The proposal we would like The City of Elk River to consider is as follows: <br /> <br />Purchase Price: <br />Down Payment: <br />Balance Due: <br />Finance Rate: <br />the date of closing) <br />Term: <br />Payments: <br /> <br />$546,000 <br />$273,000 <br />$273,OOO <br /> 8% <br /> <br />(The rate would match the Bank of Elk River's rate on <br /> <br />60-months <br />$ 5,535 (Per-month) <br /> <br /> <br />
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