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Property taxes abated scenario expressed in current dollars: <br />— Initial Assessed value (Year]): $3,810, 000 <br />— Millage rate (3 affected tax funds) totals: 7.0512 mills <br />— Depreciation applied to tangible personal property as described above <br />— Highest abatement award category 10 year schedule applied , <br />This scenario provides a rough estimate of the maximum potential tax abatement amount. The actual <br />assessed value for any given year during the abatement period will be determined by the PAO on or <br />around January 1St of the given year. <br />Timing <br />According to the PCP Tactical, LLC tax abatement application and recent correspondence with <br />company representatives, the facility will be completed in the 2021— 2022 time frame. Based on that <br />time frame for completion, the facility will first be assessed for tax purposes on or about January 1, <br />2023 for the 2023 tax year. Therefore, the application proposes that the tax abatement (Year 1) begin in <br />2023. <br />Limitations & Safeguards <br />As previously described in this report, the tax abatement- ordinance limits the tax abatement to new real <br />property improvements and added tangible personal property associated with certain types of qualified <br />businesses. Also, the tax abatement applies to a limited number of tax funds for a maximum of 10 <br />years. In addition, the tax abatement ordinance requires tax abatement grantees to enter into a tax <br />exemption (abatement) agreement with the county, meet all exemption (abatement) requirements on a <br />continuing basis, file an annual compliance report with the county, and immediately advise the county <br />of any failure of the business to meet exemption (abatement) requirements. Under the tax abatement <br />ordinance, the BCC is authorized to revoke or revise the exemption if the BCC determines that the <br />business no longer meets the exemption requirements or that the application or any annual report <br />contains a materially false statement that would have affected granting or continuing the exemption (see <br />page 6 of attachment #1). Those limitations and safeguards apply to the PCP Tactical, LLC application. <br />0 Ordinance & Agreement <br />In order to approve the subject tax abatement application, the County must adopt an ordinance <br />specifically for the PCP Tactical, LLC abatement and approve an agreement with PCP Tactical, LLC. <br />The County Attorneys Office has prepared an ordinance and an agreement (see attachments8 and 9). <br />As proposed, the ordinance provides findings and establishes up to a 10 year abatement beginning in <br />2023. Consistent with the County's tax abatement ordinance, the proposed agreement requires PCP <br />Tactical, LLC to provide an annual status report to confirm compliance with tax abatement <br />requirements and commitments as referenced in the "Limitations & Safeguards" section above. IfPCP <br />Tactical, LLC's performance would cause it to fall out of the highest tier tax abatement scoring <br />category, the agreement allows the company to request the BCC consider a tax abatement reduction <br />through an ordinance amendment. <br />FXommunity Development\Users\EDplannr\INCENTIVES & FUNDING\Tax Abateriments\Applications\Confidential - C\BCC Agenda Jr <br />Item\BCC Item - PCP Tactical ad valorem report v2.doc <br />