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File #: 17-901    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Resolution Status: Mayor's Office
File created: 3/20/2017 In control: City Council
On agenda: 3/28/2017 Final action: 3/28/2017
Title: A resolution authorizing the disposal of surplus city-property to Setzer Properties, LLC, as the one logical, potential purchaser. Presenter: Greg Phillips Director of Aviation Colorado Springs Airport
Attachments: 1. Vector Project for City Council 3-21-17.pdf, 2. ResolutionAuthorizingDisposalSurplusProp, 3. X101-CX.X EXHIBIT.pdf, 4. Resolution 42-17


Title
A resolution authorizing the disposal of surplus city-property to Setzer Properties, LLC, as the one logical, potential purchaser.

Presenter:
Greg Phillips
Director of Aviation
Colorado Springs Airport

Body
Summary:
The disposal of surplus city-property to Setzer Properties, LLC, as the one logical, potential purchaser.

Previous Council Action:
N/A

Background:
This item supports the City's strategic goal relating to promoting job creation. Through the sale of this property, this transaction will create economic growth through the construction of a warehouse distribution facility thereby creating jobs and allowing for future expansion over the next 20 years.

The City purchased the subject property in 1992 - 1993 with Federal Aviation Administration ("FAA") grant funds for noise abatement. Setzer Properties, LLC ("Setzer") initiated contact with the City expressing an interest in purchasing about 27 acres for the development of a warehouse distribution facility. Setzer is the first company or person who has shown an interest in developing the property since it was purchased by the City twenty five years ago.

The Airport discussed the potential sale of the property with the FAA and the FAA agreed the intended purpose is a compatible land use with the Airport. The FAA approved the site through a Notice of Proposed Construction submittal.

The Airport has complied with the Real Estate Services Manual as it has received $.39 per square foot above the fair market value. The Land is surplus City property as it has no potential aeronautical use and based on the use, once developed, it is no longer needed for noise abatement. Setzer is the one logical potential purchaser because it demonstrates a strong natural air cargo synergy with the Airport. Setzer's use will anchor the facility to the Airport and provide the Airport with ongoing revenue.

The Airport has federal statutory obligations to continue to remain as self-sustainable a...

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