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File #: 22-623    Version: 1 Name:
Type: Resolution Status: Mayor's Office
File created: 9/9/2022 In control: City Council
On agenda: 9/27/2022 Final action: 9/27/2022
Title: A Resolution authorizing the disposal of surplus City property to Project Edge ("Purchaser") Presenter: Greg Phillips, Director of Aviation, Colorado Springs Airport Troy Stover, Assistant Director of Aviation, Colorado Springs Airport
Attachments: 1. Resolution Project Edge Surplus Property Disposition 2022 09 13, 2. Exhibit A Project Edge Surplus Property Disposition 2022 09 13, 3. Exhibit B Project Edge Surplus Property Disposition 2022 09 13, 4. Exhibit B1 Project Edge Surplus Property Disposition 2022 09 13, 5. Resolution Project Edge Surplus Property Disposition PowerPoint 2022 09 13, 6. Signed Resolution No. 133-22

Title
A Resolution authorizing the disposal of surplus City property to Project Edge ("Purchaser")

Presenter:
Greg Phillips, Director of Aviation, Colorado Springs Airport
Troy Stover, Assistant Director of Aviation, Colorado Springs Airport
Body
Summary:
This resolution is a request to City Council to authorize the disposal of surplus City property under City Charter ? 1-20. The property is held for development as a part of Peak Innovation Park and is not required for airport operations. The transaction falls under Section 5.7 of the Colorado Springs Procedure Manual for the Acquisition and Disposition of Real Property Interest, Revised 2021 (the "Real Estate Manual") as a sale of surplus property offered for sale by listing. Reasons favoring the sale include airport self-sufficiency, economic development, job growth and infrastructure development. The proposed conveyance is approximately 100 acres.

Background:
The 100 acres proposed for sale is situated north of Milton E. Proby Parkway, and the Airport has entered into a Purchase and Sale Agreement ("PSA"), subject to Council approval. The City's Real Estate Services department obtained an appraisal of the property to establish its fair market value ("FMV"), and the purchase price in the PSA is equal to or greater than the FMV established under the appraisal. No other City department or enterprise has expressed an interest in the property, except for the preservation of rights related to certain utility infrastructure.

The City purchased the subject property on July 19, 1974, with Federal Aviation Administration ("FAA") grant funds for the purpose of runway approach protection and airport development. 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. Accordingly, the FAA currently supports the sale of the land and will provide a letter of release for the sale prior to closing.

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