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1. Contents. Alternative Sources of Revenue = Economic Growth for Community and Air Service DevelopmentStrategic Development PlanAirport Program - Infrastructure Financing Third Party Development Program
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2. 1 Contents Alternative Sources of Revenue = Economic Growth for Community and Air Service Development
Strategic Development Plan
Airport Program - Infrastructure Financing
Third Party Development Program – Public Private Partnership
Marketing
Questions and Answers Conducted a great-deal of research to understand your issues and objectives for this engagement
Used this information to identify our team and formulate an approach to solve these issues and deliver a success master plan
We understand that Planning the Future Development of the Airport Must Recognize Numerous Interrelated Complexities and Challenges
These include:
Level of service
Capacity
Funding - and competing needs for funds
Industry Changes - that affect airport business models
Uncertainty (especially regarding your initiatives to plan for a replacement airport)Conducted a great-deal of research to understand your issues and objectives for this engagement
Used this information to identify our team and formulate an approach to solve these issues and deliver a success master plan
We understand that Planning the Future Development of the Airport Must Recognize Numerous Interrelated Complexities and Challenges
These include:
Level of service
Capacity
Funding - and competing needs for funds
Industry Changes - that affect airport business models
Uncertainty (especially regarding your initiatives to plan for a replacement airport)
3. 2 Alternative Sources of Revenue:Current Distribution of Airport Revenue Tiffany – do we have an update of this Chart – more recent than 2005?Tiffany – do we have an update of this Chart – more recent than 2005?
4. 3 Alternative Sources of Revenue:Commercial Property Development Non-terminal area development
Closely tied to master planning and land use plans
May entail interim uses until aeronautical or aviation use materializes
Longer-term uses require highest and best use assessment
Requires clear policies regarding airport role and control versus tenant or 3rd party development
5. 4 Strategic Development Plan – Assess Current Program Creating and implementing a strategic plan for the commercial development of airport land can facilitate responding to or creating a market for such development
Assess current Program—Existing facilities and current leases
Review and summarize documents of the existing leased parcels
Create a document management system
Perform a highest-and-best use review
Create a property management plan
Initiate a redevelopment plan for existing facilities
Document changes to existing leasing policies
6. 5 New Program - Commercial land leasing policies, goals and objectives
Establish commercial development of airport land as a long term program
Determine the uses/developments that will not be allowed
Integrate commercial development protocols
Establish rental formulae by classification
Establish maximum lease terms per parcel classification
Identify lease procurement program/negotiated versus competitive bid
Develop commercial development design criteria
Create handout for development community
Conduct outreach program for development community Strategic Development Plan - Policies
7. 6 Strategic Development Plan – Market Analysis New Program - Commercial real estate market characteristics
Classification of land by type and according to the physical characteristics of the land
Absorption of land by category across development phases
Allocation of land areas by category and by development phase
8. 7 Strategic Development Plan – Regulatory Considerations Federal and State regulations:
FAA and State grant funding assurances require fair market value rentals for aeronautical land leases
Rates must be fair, reasonable and non discriminatory
Rates and charges are typically allocated between Airfield, Terminal and Landside cost centers
Rates and charges for commercial developments are typically classified by type of Airport user
Consider Noise Grant Program Guidance Letter 08-02 dated February 1, 2008 as amended - Reuse Plans
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9. 8 Strategic Development Plan – Lease Procurement Alternatives for Initiation of Development:
Direct negotiation
Proposal Review Requirements
Business Plan
Site Plan
Financial Plan
Marketing Plan
References and Experience
M/WBE Plan, Jobs Creation, etc.
Criteria for selection or rejection
Requests for Qualifications/Proposals
Competitive process based on weighted criteria
Due Diligence required for both methods
10. 9 Strategic Development Plan – Sample Matrix
11. 10 Airport Program - Infrastructure Financing
Direct Negotiation – Airport provided infrastructure
Airport outlines a development area and parcels are available on a sequenced basis
Parcels are leased on a first come basis for qualifying lessees with approved development programs per the Leasing Policy
The lessee builds improvements and infrastructure on the site - subject to the development guidelines of the Airport
The individual parcels are development ready (utilities/roads)
Ground Rental Rates and Lease Term will be defined by the Leasing Policy based on the type of development
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12. 11 Airport Program - Infrastructure Financing Direct Negotiation – Developer provided infrastructure
Similar criteria and processes as for Airport provided infrastructure program
The individual parcels are not rough graded and there is limited or no base infrastructure to the premises boundary
The lessee/developer builds required off site infrastructure on behalf of the Airport in addition to on site improvements
All infrastructure is subject to the development guidelines of the Airport
Bond Ordinances, local regulations, and Use Agreement provisions may control the construction procurement processes and limitations on rent credits or repayment provisions
13. 12 Airport Program - Infrastructure Financing Competitive Proposals or Bids can include Developer provided infrastructure
Airport outlines a development area and parcels.
RFP includes development criteria with respect to lessee qualifications, Ground Rent and Lease Term.
RFP includes the requirement that the lessee/developer builds required off site infrastructure on behalf of the Airport.
Net cost to Airport for off site infrastructure could be a selection criteria component.
14. 13 Third Party Development - Public Private Partnership With consensus among the public participants and airport stakeholders a PPP may provide the best alternative for commercial development
Alternative 1 - Design/Build
Single contract awarded to a private partner for the design and construction of the facility
Development Agreement – and Ground Lease if build to suit
Financing is provided by the public partner
Airport Revenue Bonds
Industrial Revenue Bonds
Ownership of the improvements remains with the public partner (Public partner as sole owner)
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15. 14 Third Party Development - Public Private Partnership Alternative 2 - Design/Build/Operate
A single contract awarded to a private partner for the design and construction of the facility, and operation of the facility after completion
Operating Agreement in addition to development agreement and ground lease
Financing is provided by the public partner
Ownership of the improvements remains with the public partner (Public Partner is the sole owner)
16. 15 Third Party Development - Public Private Partnership Alternative 3 - Design/Build/Partially Finance
A single contract awarded to a private partner for the partial financing, design and construction of the facility
Development Agreement will contain financing provisions
Ownership of the improvements lies with the majority holder of the equity invested
If majority equity is provided by the private partner, and ownership of the completed building is transferred to the public sector after debt is retired (or upon completion if desired for tax reasons)
Operation of the facility may be with the private or public partner
17. 16 Third Party Development - Public Private Partnership Alternative 4 - Design/Build/Finance
A contract awarded to a private partner for the financing, design and construction of the facility
Ownership of the improvements lies with the equity investors, and ownership of the completed building is transferred to the public sector after debt is retired (or upon completion if desired for tax reasons)
Operation of the facility may be with the private or public partner
Public partner may provide the land for the facility
Some variation on the form of public/private partnership
18. 17 Marketing - Development Scenarios and Concepts Development Scenarios
Market-based scenarios based on regional trends
Determine complementary land uses
Determine Leasing Program criteria
Development Concepts
Determined by Airport or Developer
Estimated acreage of each land use type
Potential facility sizes within each acre
Potential infrastructure requirements
Projected activity levels
Aircraft operations
Vehicle movements
Employment
19. 18 Marketing - Strategic Marketing Outreach Plan New Program – Marketing
Introduce commercial leasing program to developers
Educate the surrounding communities and any other citizen/political group
The marketing program will identify and address the following:
Adjacent land owner or competitor developer issues
Preferred communication mechanisms
Brokerage fees
Chamber of commerce participation
Required inter-local agreements with respect to shared development costs, tap in fees, utility and roadway interface, etc.
20. 19 Thank You!