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Page 2 <br />a dead end line and consequently not sufficient to provide the fire flow needed for the <br />facility's sprinkler system. Indian River County will fund the construction of the water and <br />sewer lines needed to serve the site through a Developers Agreement with CRA Carecenters, <br />Inc.. Because the wastewater force main needed for this project is in the County's capital <br />improvement plan, the Board of County Commissioners approved Developers Agreement <br />►will provide for reimbursement of all costs incurred by CRA for the sewer line extension <br />except the line extension (assessment) charge for 674 linear feet of sewer line adjacent to the <br />CRA property on 66th Avenue. CRA shall bear the cost of looping the water line <br />approximately 1,500 linear feet, from an existing water main on CR 510, north to an existing <br />water main near the intersection of 66'" Avenue and Barber Street. This cost will be paid by <br />CRA Care Centers, Inc. as par of its loan arrangements. <br />The total ALF project cost is estimated at $5,319,885. Funding sources and amounts include <br />5690,000 as a CDBG-ED loan to CRA Care Centers, $4,279,860 as a commercial lending <br />institution loan to CRA Care Centers, Inc. and up to $350,025 owner equity. owner equity <br />funds will be used for operating deficits and for loan and broker fees, to be spent after the <br />date of grant award, and also include costs already paid (such as land binder fees, market <br />study, and survey). Please note that this is an estimate and that actual amount of owner <br />equity may change. For grant scaring purposes, CRti Care Centers, Inc. is claiming oniv <br />,51,500,000from the commercial lending institution loan as private leverage, because that <br />is the maximum amount for which application points can be claimed. <br />CRA estimates that, within 24 months of grant award, the ALF will be at 50% capacity and <br />that at a minimum 26 jobs will have been created. Within 30 months of grant award, the <br />ALF will beat full capacity with 35 full time equivalent jobs anticipated. Forgrani scoring <br />purposes, CRA is committing to create 26 jabs within two years ofgrant award. At the time <br />of hiring, at least 51% of the new employees (14) will be from low to moderate income <br />households as defined by HUD income limits. Also, all low to moderate income jobs offered <br />will be available to persons with a high school education. The ALF will provide care levels <br />from nearly independent to extended care which involves some skilled nursing. Also, <br />dementia care (Alzheimer's and other types of dementia) will be provided in a separate, <br />secured, specially designed part of die building. <br />Commitments ,From CR.•# Care Centers, Inc. <br />Act as a CDBG-ED "Participating Party," <br />Invest up to 5350,025 as owner equity for ALF operating deficits and other soft costs. <br />Obtain a $4,279,860 loan from a commercial lending institution to be used for ALF <br />construction and start-up activities. only $1,5o0,0U0 of this loan will be used as leverage <br />for grant scoring purposes. <br />Use $690,000 in the form of a low interest (4%) loan from the C DBG•ED program as partial <br />funding for construction of the ALF. <br />