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F, <br />BOOK 97 PAGE 5 7 <br />As previously mentioned, the County has executed a Multi -Party <br />Acquisition Agreement with the DSL for 50% cost -share of the Cairns <br />property. This Agreement includes 50% cost -share of acquisition <br />costs, with the exception of appraisals which were paid for with <br />County bond funds. Unlike the Korangy Tract LAAC site purchase, the <br />State will provide its match at the time of closing (versus <br />reimbursement). A survey of the property has been paid for.by the <br />State. The seller has agreed to pay title insurance, which is <br />expected to cost +$40,000. <br />In contrast to the Florida Communities Trust (FCT) program, the <br />CARL program is structured such that the State receives full title <br />to the property. County staff is in the midst of coordinating with <br />DSL staf f to obtain an interest in the property via a "right of <br />reverter", for purposes of ensuring that the property and its <br />resources will remain, as intended, in conservation. <br />• Management Costs <br />An advantage to the State retaining title is that the State will be <br />responsible for property management in conjunction with the overall <br />Archie Carr CARL project. The County, however, may want to <br />participate in property management along Jungle Trail. In 1989, the <br />County adopted the Jungle Trail Management Plan, which among other <br />initiatives, calls for controlled public access along the Trail. <br />The Cairns property's Jungle trail frontage also provides an <br />opportunity for the County to consider establishing a limited <br />public access area, consistent with the intent of the Jungle Trail <br />Management Plan. Additionally funding for Jungle Trail access <br />improvements could be forthcoming as part of a Florida Department <br />of Transportation (FDOT) grant that has been awarded to the County <br />for overall Trail improvements. <br />*Appraisals <br />In accordance with County Land Acquisition Guide and State <br />procedures, two independent appraisals were obtained to determine <br />an approved appraised value. The two appraisal firms selected were <br />Real Property Analysts, Inc., and S.E. Baker Group, Inc. <br />The results of the two appraisals are summarized as follows. <br />CAIRNS TRACT APPRAISALS <br />APPRAISER VALDE S DIVERGENCE APPROVED APPR. VALDE <br />+87 Acre Tract: <br />Real Property Anal. $10,000,000 - <br />S.E. Baker Group $ 9,842,000 2% - <br />$10,000,000 <br />+17 Acre Tract: <br />S.E. Baker Group $1,465,000 - - <br />Real Property Anal. $1,430,000 2% - <br />$ 1,465,000 <br />TOTAL: $11,465,000 <br />The negotiated purchase -price of $10,600,000 is 92% of the approved <br />appraised value. <br />March 19, 1996 <br />38 <br />I <br />