1 The Transportation, Energy and Utilities 2 following Substitute to file no. 2014-119: Committee offers the 3 4 Introduced by City Councilman Love: 5 6 ORDINANCE 2014-119 7 AN ORDINANCE TERMINATING FAIR SHARE ASSESSMENT 8 APPLICATION AND CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY OF 9 JACKSONVILLE AND OLSEN FARMS, LLC, A FLORIDA 10 LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, REGARDING A PROJECT 11 KNOWN AS “OLSEN FARMS” (“CONTRACT”) (CCAS/CRC 12 NO. 50206), CONSISTING OF 150,000 SQUARE FEET 13 OF SHOPPING CENTER USES ON APPROXIMATELY 13.11 14 ACRES 15 ROAD 16 DESCRIBED THEREIN (COUNCIL DISTRICT 12), AND 17 REPLACING THE CONTRACT WITH THIS SIX (6) YEAR 18 AGREEMENT (“AGREEMENT”), PURSUANT TO 19 655, 20 SECTIONS 21 AND 22 EFFECTIVE DATE. OF PROPERTY BETWEEN ORDINANCE I-295 AND CODE; 655.205, 655.507, LOCATED NORTH RAMPART WAIVING 655.301, ORDINANCE OF ROAD, AS CHAPTER PROVISION 655.505, CODE; COLLINS OF 655.506 PROVIDING AN 23 24 WHEREAS, Chapter 655, Ordinance Code, authorizes the City to 25 terminate existing fair share assessment contracts with landowners 26 and 27 forth therein; and developers, subject to the procedures and requirements set 28 WHEREAS, the City denied the issuance of Conditional Capacity 29 Availability Statement (CCAS/CRC) No. 50206 sought by Olsen Farms, 30 LLC, which, if issued, would have reserved certain public facility 31 capacity for the development; and, 1 2 WHEREAS, the City cited insufficient traffic circulation capacity in its denial; and 3 WHEREAS, Olsen Farms, LLC, notwithstanding a applied failure to of proceed 4 development, traffic 5 capacity, pursuant to Section 655.303, Ordinance Code; and with circulation 6 WHEREAS, the Planning and Development Department previously 7 determined that all of the requirements of Sections 163.3180(11) & 8 163.3180(16), 9 Ordinance Code, were met and recommended approval of the Fair Share Florida Statutes 12 company, (“Contract”) (CCAS/CRC No. 13 known 14 shopping 15 located North of Collins Road between I-295 and Rampart Road, as 16 more particularly described therein (Council District 12), with a 17 term 18 $1,318,756 in Fair Share Fund Sector 4.1; and 19 20 of “Olsen center, ten (10) Farms”, ITE consisting Code years LLC, 820, and a on fair a Florida the (b), Jacksonville Farms, between 655.303 11 Olsen Contract Section Assessment and and and 10 as Application (2010), limited City of liability 50206) for a project to be of 150,000 square approximately share feet 13.11 assessment of acres amount of WHEREAS, the City Council previously approved the Contract by adopting Ordinance 2010-40; and 21 WHEREAS, Ordinance 2010-40 permitted the transfer of excess 22 credits to pay for development rights on adjacent property owned by 23 Park City Farms, LLC an affiliate of Olsen Farms, LLC; and 24 WHEREAS, the 43.73 acre property owned by Park City Farms, 25 LLC (“Park City”) and Olsen Farms, LLC depicted on the attached 26 Exhibit 27 Ordinance; and 28 A (collectively the “Property”) is subject to this WHEREAS, Ordinance 2010-40 required the Fair Share Assessment 29 Fees collected to be used to construct 30 Appendix 4 to Exhibit H (“Road Project”) attached as Exhibit B; and - 2 - the roads depicted in 1 WHEREAS, Ordinances 2010-39 and 2010-40 permitted Fair Share 2 Assessment Fees for up to 435,000 square feet of ITE land use code 3 820 to be held and dedicated to the Road Project; and 4 WHEREAS, all parties to Ordinances 2010-40 and 2010-39 intend 5 to 6 adoption of this Ordinance; and 7 8 “decouple” WHEREAS, the agreements Sections previously 655.205, approved Ordinance Code, through the permits the termination of the Contract; and 9 WHEREAS, the Contract approved by Ordinance 2010-40 is not 10 being terminated unilaterally by the Owners pursuant to section 11 11 of Exhibit H; and 12 WHEREAS, Ordinance 2010-39 will remain in full force and 13 effect and nothing in this Ordinance will diminish, in any way, the 14 rights and obligations contained therein; and 15 WHEREAS, a portion of the Road Project set forth in Ordinance 16 2010-39 is presently included in the City’s Capital Improvement 17 Plan (“CIP”); and 18 WHEREAS, the North Florida Transportation Planning 19 Organization (“NFTPO”) found that constructing the Road Project was 20 of vital interest to the community of Jacksonville with a Benefit 21 to Cost Ratio of 67.68 to 1; and 22 WHEREAS, in September 2013 the Northeast Florida Regional 23 Planning Council (“NEFRPC”) estimated that the development of the 24 Property (the “Development”) would generate $390,458 in annual ad 25 valorem revenue for the City; and 26 27 28 29 WHEREAS, the NEFRPC also estimated that the Development would generate $4,473,000 in annual Sales Tax revenue; and WHEREAS, the NEFRPC also estimated that the Development would generate 360 direct jobs; and 30 WHEREAS, agents for the Property owners have filed a Mobility 31 Fee application for 250,000 square feet of ITE Land Use Code 820 - 3 - 1 (the 2 Mobility Fees due; and 3 “Application”) WHEREAS, the City which yields required Council public committee approximately hearings of were reference $1,536,957 held and by the in the 4 appropriate 5 Council, with due public notice having been provided, pursuant to 6 Section 655.305, Ordinance Code, Section 166.041, Florida Statutes 7 and Rule 3.601, Council Rules; now therefore 8 BE IT ORDAINED by the Council of the City of Jacksonville: 9 Section 1. Contract Terminated. City The Contract between the 10 City of Jacksonville and Olsen Farms, LLC approved pursuant to 11 Ordinance 2010-40 is hereby terminated. 12 Section 2. Use of Mobility Fees. Up to $1,536,957 of the 13 Mobility Fees illustrated by the Application filed on March 7, 2014 14 benefitting 15 dedicate the Road Project. 16 attached as Exhibit C. 17 the Section 3. Property may be used to permit, construct and A copy of the Mobility Fee Worksheet is Account for Fees. Any Mobility Fees paid 18 pursuant to this Ordinance shall be held in an account established 19 by the Finance Department and held to pay for the Road Project. 20 Section 4. Term. The payments made subject to Section 2 21 above, and held in the account described in Section 3 above, shall 22 be retained by the City for six (6) years from the Effective Date 23 described in Section 8 below. 24 completed within six (6) years from the Effective Date, payments 25 made pursuant to this Ordinance shall immediately transferred to 26 transportation improvement projects identified in the Mobility Zone 27 in which the property resides and any approvals issued by the CMSO 28 in exchange for such payments shall remain valid consistent with 29 the provisions of this Ordinance and Chapter 655 of the Ordinance 30 Code. 31 Section 5. In the event the Road Project is not Development Rights - 4 - Limitations. Nothing 1 herein shall expand or diminish the development rights approved in 2 Ordinances 2013-468 or 2013-469 and development on the Park City 3 parcel 4 Exhibit 5 Application 6 legislation shall not limit, in any way, the amount of development 7 rights that may be secured pursuant to the Mobility Fee process 8 outlined in Section 655 of the Ordinance Code or Ordinance 2010-39. 9 shall remain D. consistent Although may be Section 6. Mobility dedicated Waiver. with the Fees collected to fund site the plan attached pursuant Road to Project, as the this The provisions of Sections 655.205, 10 655.301, 655.505, 655.506 and 655,507, Ordinance Code are hereby 11 waived. 12 Section 7. Assigability. The rights and obligations 13 created by this legislation may be freely assigned by the Property 14 owners to subsequent owners. 15 upon the then current property owner filing with the CMSO a notice 16 of 17 acknowledgment by the assignee to the City of its assumption of all 18 rights and obligations of the Owners. 19 such assignment Section 8. upon The assignment shall become effective identifying the assignee Effective Date. the signature by effective 21 effective without the Mayor’s Signature. the Mayor 22 Form Approved: 24 25 26 __/s/ Jody Brooks 27 Office of General Counsel 28 Legislation Prepared by: Steve Diebenow 29 G:\SHARED\LEGIS.CC\2014\Sub\2014-119 TEU SUBSTITUTE revised 031314.doc - 5 - containing an This Ordinance shall become 20 23 and or upon becoming