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Accepting Development Proposals Background The Economic Development Corporation (EDC) of the is currently accepting proposals from firms with an interest in redeveloping the vacant parcel of property located at 410 W. Broadway. This approximately 1.4 acre site is situated in historic downtown Mt. Pleasant with frontage on the Chippewa River and Broadway Street. The site is situated above the mean elevation of the 100 year floodplain as established by FEMA; any development on the property would be required to build to or above this mean data point. In addition, any contamination resulting from previous industrial uses were largely addressed when the adjacent City Hall property was renovated. Residual amounts of contaminants which might be discovered during due diligence activities could be addressed through incentive assistance in partnership with the City. A recently completed target market study which specifically focuses on the local market for Missing Middle housing types is available for projects anticipating a residential component. A copy of the study can be found at the following link on the City s web site: www.mt-pleasant.org/planning. It is also anticipated that the new zoning ordinance which was recently adopted will make development projects more predictable and should result in requirements that are easily understood on the front end and therefore streamline the approval process. Copies of the new ordinance and zoning map can be found at the above link as well. This notice contains specific information for submitting proposals. Attached to this announcement are Conceptual Development Guidelines that outline the preferred type of development proposal the City desires on the parcel, though all proposals which are consistent with the City s character-based zoning ordinance will be considered. Also attached is a site prospectus on the property. If there are any specific types of information or questions you have while developing your proposal, feel free to contact: William Mrdeza 320 W. Broadway Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858 (989) 779-5311 wmrdeza@mt-pleasant.org The due date for submitting proposals for consideration and review is May 8, 2018 at 2:00 pm. Any proposals that are received after this time will be considered at the discretion of the EDC Board. The EDC Board reserves the right to invite applicants of qualified proposals for an interview and presentation after receipt and review of the proposal by staff. It is expected that proposal presentations will be no more than 30 minutes in length, not including questions and answers. All proposals received will be evaluated equally regardless of when they are received. The EDC reserves the right to reject any and all proposals, to waive irregularities and nonconformities in proposals, to select the proposal it believes, in its sole discretion, to be in the best interest of the City, and to negotiate with one or more applicants.

The EDC Board has also reserved the right to offer a limited-time exclusive development agreement to an applicant submitting a credible proposal that has a high likelihood of being developed, but needs additional time to perform due diligence activities. Such an agreement would allow time for the firm to more fully develop their concept if necessary or perform additional due diligence activities in response to the EDC s input prior to a final commitment being made on the proposal. Additional Information At a minimum, proposals should contain the following information (in no particular order): Total project and site investment cost Total square footage proposed for the project A preliminary projected financial plan including project financing, sources and uses of funds, and any anticipated City incentives to be requested (both type and amount) Proposed building elevations Proposed overall conceptual site plan Proposed uses or future tenants for the project Projected number of jobs during construction and permanent new jobs created as a result of the project (if known) Anticipated number of housing units created and number of bedrooms per unit proposed Targeted rental rates or sale price for housing units Anticipated project start date and projected project time line from start of construction to project completion Brief background and qualifications of all principal developers and contractors expected to participate in the project All information in proposals, if labeled as CONFIDENTIAL, will remain confidential to the extent permitted by law. A total of 15 copies of any written material should be submitted as part of the proposal packet. Successful applicants will be invited to present their proposals to the EDC Board at their meeting in mid-may, 2018. If required, audio visual equipment will be made available to accommodate presentations, with adequate advance notice. Any questions or requests for additional information can be directed to William Mrdeza at the contact information listed above.

410 W. Broadway Conceptual Development Guidelines The Economic Development Corporation has established the following development guidelines preferred for 410 W. Broadway. The guidelines are intended to capitalize on the unique nature of this property and its potential to contribute to and benefit from a growing, vibrant downtown. There is no minimum parking requirement for a development at this location. In addition to the on-site option, parking is also available on the street, in a public parking lot across from the site, and adjacent to the site in the Borden Building s public lot. All project proposals will need to comply with the City s newly adopted Character-Based zoning ordinance. A copy of the ordinance and related zoning map can be found at the following web address: www.mt-pleasant.org/planning Preference will be given to projects exhibiting the following characteristics, subject to the discretion of the City s Economic Development Corporation. While none of these are requirements, projects which incorporate one or more of these elements will most likely receive greater consideration over those that do not: Residential units. A building (or buildings) that would be of a height, mass, and appearance compatible with adjacent buildings. A project that results in at least $4.1 million in true cash and $2.1 million in taxable value is desired, though there is room for flexibility in these amounts.. Potential incentives available from the City will be dependent on the level of investment and resulting taxable value projected to be generated upon project completion. A mix of uses.

Redevelopment Opportunity 410 W. BROADWAY MT. PLEASANT, MICH. Great Lakes Central Rail Line Island Park Chippewa River 410 W. Broadway Mt. Pleasant City Hall W. Broadway St. 410 W. Broadway is a prime shovel ready development site on the west side of Mt. Pleasant s downtown with ready access to municipal utility services. The site fronts on the Chippewa River and is located between the historic Borden Building (City Hall) and an active railroad track operated by Great Lakes Central Railroad. A study is underway to consider the feasibility of operating a scheduled passenger service between Ann Arbor and Traverse City utilizing this rail corridor. Adjacent to the site on the west side is the Mountain Town Station restaurant and craft brewery. Across the river and accessible by the historic Oak Street foot bridge is Island Park, one of the City s premier park destinations. The 1.4 acre parcel is zoned CD-5, which allows mixed use development and up to 75 feet of height by right. The City s preference is for a mixed use, multi-story development using durable exterior materials in keeping with its downtown location. There are no minimum parking requirements for this site due to its downtown location and close proximity to 195 public parking spaces. The property is located above the 100-year flood plain. A recently completed residential target market analysis is available to assist with the justification of housing type needs and potential market rates specific to the community. Property/Site Details Site/Building Name Street Address City County 410 W. Broadway Development Parcel 410 West Broadway Mt. Pleasant Isabella Zip Code 48858 Type of Space Vacant Land, zoned CD-5 Commercial Size Approx. 720 ft. x 250 ft. Total Acres Divisible Availability Featured Property For Sale Current Use Date Available Sale Terms 1.4 acres No Vacant Immediately Negotiable

410 W. BROADWAY MT. PLEASANT, MICH. Incentive Programs: The City will work with interested developers to pursue appropriate incentives related to the proposed development. Appropriate incentives could consist of Michigan Community Revitalization Program, Community Development Block Grants or a combination thereof. View to the East Local assistance may also be available depending on the type of development and amount of investment. Utilities Gas Service Gas Provider Electric Provider Electric Service Voltage and Phase Sewer Service Sewer Provider Sewer Line Size Water Service Water Provider Water Line Size DTE Consumers Energy Available Unknown 6-8 inches 12-inch Main View to the North West Transportation Distance to Nearest Airport Airport Runway Length Distance to Nearest Highway Distance to Interstate Rail Access Rail Spur On Site Rail Line Type of Parking No. of Parking Spaces 4 Miles to Mt. Pleasant Municipal Airport 5,000 ft..5 Mile to M-20 2.3 Miles to US-127 No (close proximity) No Great Lakes Central within 400 ft. On Site and Adjacent Surface Parking 195 public (free) spaces adjacent Contact Information: Michelle Sponseller Downtown Development Director 320 W. Broadway Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858 (989) 779-5348 msponseller@mt-pleasant.org View to the West Find more information online at www.mt-pleasant.org.