Redeveloping property owned by the City of Minneapolis



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CITY OF MINNEAPOLIS Redeveloping property owned by the City of Minneapolis Buying vacant buildings through the Community Planning and Economic Development (CPED) Department CPED Mission: to equitably grow a sustainable city with more people and more jobs through thoughtful design and enhanced environment. 2/19/2015 1

Why does CPED own properties? To realize our mission, we acquire vacant and blighted properties and facilitate redevelopment through new construction and rehabilitation. Types of properties in CPED s inventory are: vacant lots vacant commercial buildings vacant residential buildings Properties vary significantly in size, use, and redevelopment opportunities. 2

Steps to acquire and develop City owned vacant buildings Step 1: Application Step 2: City approval Step 3: Contract and sale Step 4: Construction Step 5: Completion 3

Step 1: Application Properties will be listed on CPED s website: http://www.minneapolismn.gov/cped/housing/cped_vacant_lot_home Open houses will be scheduled for 30 minutes per house The purchase price is for the appraised value 4

Application components Visit our website: www.minneapolismn.gov/cped/housing/cped_vacant_lot_home 5

Application Form Criteria All applicants complete an application form and submit to City staff City staff reviews application forms for the following: Experience require 2 years experience doing significant building rehab it is acceptable to partner with an experienced contractor Responsibility require explanation for any vacant buildings or buildings with code violations currently owned Financial Capacity require a plan to pay for the rehab Plan for Occupancy require a marketing strategy for properties for sale 6

Financing Options Homeowners Minnesota Homeownership Center http://www.hocmn.org/buyingahome/homebuyer-information/ 7

Financing Options - Homeowners Non-Profit Resources The following organizations have homebuyer programs: City of Lakes Community Land Trust (www.clclt.org) Greater Metropolitan Housing Corporation (www.gmhchousing.org) Neighborhood Housing Services (www.minneapolisnhs.org) NeighborWorks Home Partners (www.nwhomepartners.org) Project for Pride in Living (www.ppl-inc.org) Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity (www.tchabitat.org) Urban Homeworks (www.urbanhomeworks.org) 8

Financing Options Developers Local Banks resources for lines of credit or interim construction financing Twin Cities Community Land Bank interim financing for acquisition or rehab http://www.tcclandbank.org/community-lending.html 9

Application Process 1. Applicant submits an Application Form to City staff 2. City staff posts an open house schedule 3. Applicant attends an open house 4. Applicant submits an Offer to Purchase to City staff 5. City staff reviews and initiates the city approval process 10

Offer to Purchase Criteria If multiple offers are received for a property: Preference for offers from owner occupants first Secondary preference for offers from developers that will sell to an owner occupant If preference cannot be applied, City staff recommends the strongest proposal 11

Step 2: City Approval Staff Up to 2 weeks to review and recommend a proposal Review criteria: compliance, capacity, and public purpose Neighborhood Up to 45 day review and comment period Review criteria: proposal and exterior design City Council Up to 45 day public hearing and approval process Review criteria: staff recommendation and neighborhood comments 12

Step 3: Contract and Sale CPED staff sends the contract shortly after council approval. Requirements include: 10% good faith deposit Construction to meet rehabilitation standards Builder s risk insurance for the cost of Minimum Improvements General liability insurance for $2,000,000 that names the City as additional insured Worker s compensation insurance Signage advertising City involvement in the project 13

Step 3: Contract and Sale Once contract is signed, closing is scheduled Applicant receives tax title and is responsible for clearing title City cancels assessments up to the date of closing 14

Step 4: Construction Complete improvements and ensure compliance with regulations Construction must start 30 days after closing and be complete 6 months after closing Good faith deposit returned when project is complete Regulations City code and vacant building Minimum property standards Inspected/enforced by Regulatory Services Division: Building Inspectors Residential and Real Estate Development Division (RRED): Construction Management 15

Regulatory Services Requirements Fill out a Restoration Agreement between applicant and Regulatory Services within 90 days of VBR anniversary Regulatory Services waives the vacant building fee after signing Restoration Agreement Applicant secures all required permits Applicant addresses all code items CPED Construction Code Services issues Certificate of Code Compliance Completion for condemned properties 16

Step 5: Completion Final RRED Construction Management inspection Certificate of completion issued Good faith deposit returned Sell, lease, or occupy the house! 17

Next Steps The list of vacant buildings and open houses will be posted on CPED s website in early March Properties will be posted on an ongoing basis as they are ready to be viewed All participants in this training will be e-mailed as each posting occurs 18

Anticipated Timeline All items list the maximum time CPED staff will make every effort to move the process along more quickly and encourage Applicants to do the same. Step Applicant submits a developer application CPED posts open house Open house occurs Applicant submits offer to purchase CPED staff review Neighborhood comment period City Council approval period Contract and closing Construction start Construction end Timeline Before first scheduled open house On an ongoing basis One week after posting Two weeks after open house Two weeks from offer due date 45 days from staff review 45 days from staff review 30 days from city council approval 30 days from closing 6 months from closing 19

Questions? Website for property listing: http://www.minneapolismn.gov/cped/housing/cped _vacant_lot_home Contact Roxanne Young Kimball Roxanne.Kimball@minneapolismn.gov 612-673-2794 Please fill out an evaluation form before leaving! 20