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HomeMy WebLinkAbout8.2 Att 5 Att 1 to Exh A- Dev Agmt ! � D S�`����, REC(�Rt�1NC3 REQUESTED BY: C1TY C3F �U��.iN When Recorded Mail To: City Clerk City af Dublin 100 Civic Plaza Dublin, CA 94568 Fee Waived p�r GC 27383 Space abave this line for Recorder's use ���s� �n����r�E��r- Ta DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT BETWEERI THE CITY CJF DUBLIN At�D BJP-ROF JOR�AN RANCH LLC FOR THE JC?RDAN RANCN PROJECT ATTACHMENT 1 EXHIBIT A RECITALS THIS FIRST AMENDMENT T(� DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT (this "Amendment") is made and entered in the City of Dublin on this day of , 2t�15, by and between the City of Dublin, a Municipal Corporation (hereafter "`City") and BJP-ROF Jordan Ranch LLC, a Delaware limited liability company (hereafter referred to as "Developer") pursuant to the authority af;; 65864 et seq. of the California Government Code and Dublin Municipal Cade, Chapter�.56. City and Devebper are, from time-to-time, individualiy referred to in this Agreement as a "Party," and are collectively referred to as "Parties." A. Califarnia Gavernment Cade �§65864 et seq. ("Development Agreement Statu#e"} and Chapter 8.56 of the Dublin Municipal Code (hereafter "Chapter 8.56") authorize the City ta enter into a Deveiopment Agreement for the deveiopment of real property with any p�rson having a Pegal or equitable interest in such praperty in arder to est�blish cerkain d�v�lopment rights in such praperty. B. �eveloper awned, and stili owns portions of, certain real property ("the Property"} consisting of approximately 187.9 acres of land and th�t is mare particularly described in Exhibit A atta�hed hereto and is incarparated hereir� by reference. C. Developer proposed, and has proceeded with, the development of the Praperty with a mixed use project consisting of up to 964 dwelling units, 100 units fewer than anticipated under the Eastern Dublin Specific Plan, up to 5,000 square feet of retaii use, a range of public parks, public �nd semi-public uses, open spaces and roadways ("the Project"}. D. !n 2010, Developer applied for and the City approved various land use approvals in connection with the development of the Project, including, without limitation, a Stage 1 Planned Development Zoning and Development Plan for the Fallon Village Praject (Ord. No. 32-05 adopted by the City Caunci( on �ecember 20, 2005}; a Stage 2 Planned Development R�zaning and Develapment Plan (t�rd. No. 13-10 adop#ed by the City Ca�ncil on June 22, 201 Q), Site Deveiapment Review {SDR) {Pianning Commission Resolution No. 10-25 adopted on May 11, 2010}, a Vesting Tentative Tract Map (Planning Commission I�esolution No. 10-25 adopted on May 11, 2010}. The foregoing are referred to callectively as the Origina! Project Appravals E. In conjunctian with the Originai Praject Approvals, tne Parties entered into a Develapment Agreement, da#ed June 22, 20�0, and recarded as instrument No. 2010206466 in the (�fficial Records of Alameda Gounty on July 27, 2010 ("the Agreement"), that gave the Developer a vested right, for a period of 10 years, to develop the project in accordance with the Original Project Appravals. The DevelQpment Agreement specified that subsequent approvals woufd only be vested if the City and Developer entered into an amendment to the Development Agreement. F. Develaper has transferred various portians of the Property to other property developers that developed or are developing portians of the Praject, and in conjunction with thase property sales it has assigned the Deveiopment Agreement, as to the prap�rties were transferred, ta the purchasers. Developer still owns certain real property (°the R�maind�r Property°} consisting of approximately 14.6 acres of land that it intends to further develop and that is more particularly described in Exhibit B. �. The Original Project Approvals identified the site of a proposed Dublin Unified Schaol District elementary school on a partion of the Remainder Property. In 2012, the General Plan and the Eastern Dub(in Specific Plan were amended to creat� a Medium Density Residential "underlay" to allow the development of residential units on the School Site. The City approved variaus land u�e appravals, including, without lirnitation, a General Plan amendment and Eastern Dublin Specific Plan Amendment {Resalution No. 92-12 adopted by the City Council on June 5, 2Q12) that increased the total number of residential units �autharized in the Project from 780 to 864, plus the patential for up ta 100 units on the school site, for a total of 964 units ("the 2012 Approvals"). . H. The City and the Dublin Unified School District have engaged in discussians that have resulted in a tentative agreement that would result in the placement of the proposed school at a different loc�tian thereby allawing the Developer to develop the elementary site pursuant to the Medium Density Residential underlay designation. In furtherance of that tentative agreement, and the Developer's related development praposal, Developer has applied for, and the City is processing, various land use appravals, including, without limitation, a Genera! Plan and Eastern Dublin Specific Pian Am�ndment (Resolution No, 15- adopted by the City Council on , 2015); a Stage 1 and Stage 2 Planned Development Zoning and Development Plan {Ord. hJa. adopted by the City Counci! on }; a Site Develapment Review approval (SDR) (Resolution No. adapted on , 20�5); a Vesteng Tentative Tract Map (Resolutian No. 10-25 adopted on , 2015) ("the Current Project Appravals"}. . The Current Praject Approvals and the 2012 Approvals collectively are referred to as the "Subsequent Project Approvals." i. The Subsequent ProJect Appravals aiso will reduce the residential density of the C�riginal Praject Approvals and efiminate the requirement to construct 5000 square feet of commercial on the "Parcel H" of Tract 8024. The end result of the Subsequent Praject l�pprovals is to reduce the approved residential units in the Project from 964 ta 899 units. J. The City Cauncif has found that, arnong other things, the Qevelopment Agreement, as amended by this Amendment, is consistent with the City's General Pian and the Eastern Dublin Specific Plan, as amended by the Subsequent Project Approvals, �nd has been reviewed and ev�luated in accordance with the Develapment �gr�:ement Statute and Chapter 8.56. K. City and Deveioper have reached agreement and desire to express herein an amendment to the Development Agreernent that wi11 facilitate the development of, and vest the Dev�loper's rights to develop the Remainder Property consisten# with the Subsequent Project Appravals, subject ta canditions set forth herein, anc! an exchange far c�rtain community benefits provided herein, including the Developer's facilitation c�f the CitylSchaol District {ease. L., The d�velapment of the Property and the Prnject has been evaluated in three enviroo�mental impact reports certified by the Gity: (1) Eastern Dublin General Plan Amendment and Specific Plan Environmental Irr7pact Report, State Clearinghouse N�. 91103064, (2} East Dubfin Prc�perties Stage 1 Development Plan and Annexation Supplemental EIR (Staie Ciearinghouse No. 2001 0521 1 4); and (3} Fallon Vil(age Project Supplemental Enviranmenta{ Impact Report (State Cfearinghause Number 2005062010) (collectively, "Prior EIRs"). C7n June 2, 2010, the City Council approved an addendum to the Prior EIRs through Resolution 80-10. On June 5, 2012, the City �ouncit appraved a second addendum to the Prior EIRs through Resolution 91-12. The Prior E1Rs, and the addenda, specifically addressed the General Plan, Specific Plan and Pianned Devefopment Zoning far the Praj�ct. The addenda addressed the 2012 Approvals. in conjunction with the review of the Current Project Apprc�vals, the City prepared an Initial Study dated August 2015 to determine whether these approvals will result in any new ar subsfantially more severe significant environmenta! impacts than those anaiyzed in the Prior EIRs and addenda or whether any other standard requiring further environmental review under CEQA are met (Public Resources Code section 21166 �nd CEQA Guideiines sectians 15162 and 15163). The Initial Study determined tha# the Current Project Approvals did not trigger any c�f the CEQA standards requiring furthe� enviranmental review, except as fo traffic/transpor�ation. The City prepared and circulated a draft Mitigated Negative Declaration, dated August 4, 2015. The City Council considered and appraved the Mitigated Negative Declaration and a related Mitigation Monitoring and Reporting Program (Reso. No. adopted by the City Cauncil an __ , 2015) priar to approving the Current Praject Approvals. M. t�n , 2Q15, the City Council of the City of Dublin adopted Ordinance No. approving this Amendment ("the Approving Ordinance"). The Approving Ordinance will take effect on {"the Amendment Approval Date"). N. As this Amendment pertains anly to the Remainder Property, the Cify and Develaper �re �he only parties required to effect the amendment. NcaW, THEREFORE, with reference to the faregoing recitals and in cansideratian of the mutual promises, obligatians and covenants herein contained, City and Develaper agree �s follows: AGREEMENT Sectian 1 . Vested Rights. The Subsequent Project Approvals (�s defined in Recital H abave) sha11, notwithstanding anything to the cantrary in the Development Agreement, become part of the law Develop�r is vested into under the Qevelopment Agreement. Sectoon 2. Term. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in the Agreement, the term of the Developmen# Rgreement, solely as to the Remainder Property, shall be extended until 5 years after the Amendment Appraval Da#e. Section 3. Improvement of Jordan Ranch Neighborhood Park. Develaper shall, as a community benefit in exchange for the vested rights conferred by this arnendment, imprave Jordan Ranch Neighborhood Park in accordance with City requirements, cansistent with the Parks and Facilities Master Plan adopted by the City Cauncil on May 19, 2015. City and Develaper shall, by November 17, 2015, enter into, contingent on the effectiveness af this Amendment, an otherwise stand�rd improvement agreement that includes the following terms: a. Developer will commence the impravements detai)ed in the City- prepared plans, dated August 27, 2015 and on file with the Parks and Community Services C?irector, by March 1, 2016, provided that City has supplied final plans by February 15, 2016, with completion no later fhan March 1, 209 7 except as may be extended by weather de[ays as allowed for in the City"s standard specifications. Developer shall maintain the impravements for three months following substantial cornpletion. The City and Deveioper presently anticipate that th� cost of the imprnvements wauld be $1,965,000. b. Upon posting security far the completion of the improvements under the terms of the improvement agreement, the 150 approved residential units in the Remainder Property wauld be exempted from the neighborhac�d park improvement compnnent of the Public Facilities Fee. The value af the exemption from the Public Facilities Fee, based an the fee in the to-be-adopted update ta the Public Facilities Fee, is appraximately $365,000. Developer will not receive credits for the additional costs of�he improvements that exceed the value of the exemptian. Section 4. Compliance with lnclusionary Zoning R�quirements. Subparagraph 5.3.7.a of C}�velapment Agreement {set aut in Exhibit B ta the Development Agreement) specified the Developer's altemative method of complying with the Inclusionary Zoning Regulations for the Project proposed in the Uriginal Project RpprQVals. The residential units propos�d in excess of the 780 contemplated ir� the Original �'roj�ct Approvals are nat covered by that provision, and the Developer must demonstrate comp(iance with the Inclusionary Zaning Regulations for the 119 residential uni#s proposed in the Subsequent Project Approvals in excess af�he 780 units covered by the "alternative me#hod of compliance." dV�twithstanding Subparagraph 5.3.7.a (set out in Exhibit B to the Develapment Agreement) and anything to the contrary in the inclusionary Zoning Regulations, Developer shail satisfy its affordable housing abligation for#he 119 residential units proposed in excess of the 780 units crvered by the Develoament Agreement through the application of 15 affordable unit credits purchased from either the City ar Dublin Family, L.F'., an affiliate af Eden Housing, Inc. {"Eden") created as � result of Eden's construction af an affordable housing development in Dublin ("Eden ProjecY'}. Under the Regulatory Agreement for the Eden Project, the City has the right to such credi#s unless the proceeds of#he sale af such credits are necessary for Eden ta cover any gap between the permanent financing and the costs t�f the development and constructian costs of the Eden Project. Eden and the City have agreed to sell such credits to Developer far $1,500,000. Developer shall purchase such credits na later than 12� days following the Amendment Appraval Date. The City will use the deposited funds to purchase the credits from either the Gity or Eden on Develaper's behalf in accordance with the terms of the Regulatory Rgreement. Nathing in this Amendment amends the terms of the Reguiatary Agreement with respect to Eden's rights to the affordable housing credits or funds from the proceeds of the sale of such credits. Upon such deposit, Developer's obligation under this paragraph and the Inclusionary Zoning Regulations wili be satisfied in ful{ for the 119 residential units proposed in the Subsequent Project Approvals in excess of the 780 residentia! units covered by the "�Iternative meth�ds of compliance" in the DevePapment Agreement. Section 5. AN other provisions c�f the Developrnent Agreement shaP! r�main in full force and effect. Sectic�n 6. Recardatian. The City shall record � copy af this Amendment against the Remainder Praperty within ten (10} days fallowing execution by all parties. [Execu#ie�rr P�ge Follc�ws] IN WITNESS WHEF�EOF, fhe parties hereto h�ve caused this Amendm�nt to be executed as of the date arrd year first abave written. CITY C}� DU��It� DEVELOPER BJP-RUF JaRDAN RAf�CH LLC, a Delaware fimited liability company gY� _ Chris Foss, City �rlanager By: F�Ilon-Jordan, LLC, a California limited liability company, Attest: its manager �y: MVP Developrnent California, LLC Caroline Soto, City Clerk a California limited liability company, Approved �s ta form its managing member .�,.�---. ��� gy: Robert Radanovich,� Jahn Bakker, City Attorney m�mber 114.273 2454193.9 (NC}TARI�ATIC)�1 ATTACHED) ��hibit � Lega! Descriptir�n of Property Re�l pr�perty in the County of Alameda, State of California, described as fallows: [To be adcfed] Exhibit A 2