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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES - 01151985 - 1.45 TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS FROM: Anthony A. Dehaesus z - Contra Director of Planning Costa DATE: January 7, 1985 County SUBJECT: Supplementary Loans of Community Development Block Grant Funds to Multifamily Rental Projects SPECIFIC REQUEST(S) OR RECOMMENDATION(S) & BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION RECOMMENDATION 1. Approve recommendation of the Housing and Community Development Advisory Committee and the Director of Planning to loan 1984-85 Community Development Block Grant Funds in the form of subordinate loans, subject to conditions as specified, to the owners and projects as follows: Not to Exceed # of CDBG Owner Development Location Units Loan Amount 1. Westwood Partners Westwood Apts, Antioch 60 $ 187,500* 2. Allied Investment Riviera Apts. Antioch 44 $ 75,000* 3. Eugene Grillo Grillo Gardens Danville 10 $ 17,500* 4. Biggs Realty Del Norte West El Cerrito 20 $ 12,500* *Amount reflects 50% of subordinate loan amount; the remaining 50% is proposed to be provided by the Housing Authority. 2. Authorize the Director of Planning, for and in the name and on behalf of the County, to take actions necessary and to execute all documents necessary or desirable to effectuate the,subordinate financing. BACKGROUND I. Multi-Family Revenue Bond "Pooled Development" Program Per the Board's direction, the Planning Department has been preparing a revenue bond issue for a grouping of multi-family rental housing projects. A sale of approximately $15 million in revenue bonds for the eight projects listed on Exhibit A, is currently scheduled for the week of January 14th. Under the program structure a lender-World Savings and Loan - originates and services loans made through the bond program.. World Savings also establishes a maximum loan amount it will originate given its underwriting standards. In some cases this loan amount is less than the amount necessary to induce the development to proceed with.the project, i.e., a financial gap exists. It is the policy of the Board of Supervisors to use Community Devel pment Block Grant Funds, and Housing Authority' Reserve Funds to close, financial gaps in or er to facilitate the production of affordable rental housing. CONTIN D ON ATTACHMENT: YES SIGNATURE: f /' RMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR REC�MME DATI A COMMITTEE APPROVE OTHER SIGNATURE(S) ACTION OF BOARD ON APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED OTHER I VOTE OF SUPERVISORS UNANIMOUS (ABSENT ) I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE AYES: NOES: AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN ABSENT: ABSTAIN: AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN. �C CC: Planning ATTESTED v Housing Authority PHIL ATCHELOR, CLE K OF THE OARD OF World Savings & Loan SUPERVISORS AND COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR M3e2/7-e3 if BY DEPUTY ` i Board of Supervisors page two January 7, 1985 II. Projects With Subordinate Financing Needs Four projects included in the revenue bond issue have a need for additional subordinate financing. The projects are as shown on Exhibit B. III. Terms of Subordinate Loans 1. Westwood Apartments: It is expected that this transaction will ultimately involve the State Rental Housing Construction Program (RHCP) program; however, because RHCP is premanent financing only, the loan package must initially be written without RHCP. a) In the expected event that RHCP does come into play the terms of the loan would be: Amount: $269,100 (est.); exact amount would be a function of final development costs. Interest Rate: 3 - 4% Payment: Deferred until cash flow is sufficient to cover debt; interest accrues during deferrment period. Term: Amortized at 30 years with balloon in 12 years; may be extended for the term of the regulatory agreement; loan due and payable upon sale and transfer of property. Security: Third Deed of Trust - Additional Requirements: a) Developer's equity must be at least 10%; b) developer's return on equity is limited to 6%; and c) if project sells for more than the debt owed the County will share in appreciation up to a fixed amount that would allow the County to realize an effective 8% interest rate on its loan. b) In the unlikely event that RHCP does not come into play the terms of the County loan would be: Amount: $375,000 Interest Rate: 10% Payment: Deferred until cash flow is sufficient to cover debt; interest accrues during the deferment period. Security: Second Deed of Trust Term: Maybe extended for up to 8 years if World loan is extended; amortized at 30 years with balloon in 12 years; may be extended for up to 8 years if World loan is extended; loan due and payable upon sale and transfer of property. 2. Riviera Apartments Loan Amount: $150,000 Interest Rate: 10% Payment: Deferred until cash flow permits; interest accrues during deferrment period. Amortized at 30 years, balloon in 12 years; may be extended for up to eight years if World loan is extended. Term: Loan due and payable upon sale and transfer of property. Security: Second Deed of Trust Additional Requirements: If project development costs are less than the projected $2,976,838, the County and the owner shall share equally (dollar-for-dollar) in said cost savings, with a maximum amount of $50,000 being subject to prepayment. 3. Grillo Gardens: Amount: $35,000 Board of Supervisors page three January 7, 1985 3. Grillo Gardens: Amount: $35,000 Interest Rate: 10% Payment: Deferred if cash flows are insufficient to cover debt; interest accrues during deferrment period (based on current information it is expected that repayment would start immediately). Term: Amortizing at 12 years; loan due and payable upon sales and transfer of property. Security: Second Deed of Trust 4. Del Norte West: Amount: $25,000 Interest Rate: 10% Payment: Deferred until cash flow is sufficient to cover debt; interest accrues during deferment period. Term: Amortizing at 30 years with balloon in 12 years; may be extended for up to eight years if World loan is extended; loan due and payable upon sale or transfer of property. Security: Second Deed of Trust. EXHIBIT A 1985A Project in Multi-Family Program Number of Owner/Project Name Location Number of Units Affordable Units Allied Investment/ Claudia & L St., 44 9 Riviera Apartments Antioch Biggs Realty/ Liberty & Hill St., 20 4 Del Norte West El Cerrito Eugene Grillo/ 184 Eldorado Ave., 10 3* Grillo Gardens Danville Kentwood Investors/ Pine & Howe Rd., 62 10** Pines Apartment Martinez Lockwood/Muir Park Morello & Arnold, 96 15** Martinez Nebergall Construction/ 1030 Dainty, 13 3 Dainty Apartments Brentwood Westwood Partners/ Buchanan & Somersville 60 18*** Wesxwood Apartments Antioch r' Park Meadows/ Rohnert Park 61 13 Park Meadows Apts. 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