Public Infrastructure Funding Request Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Special Assessments.

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Public Infrastructure Funding Request Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Special Assessments

Property Tax / TIF Calculation Home Sale Price $236,584 Home Value = $201,096 (Est. Auditor Value) X Reduction factor.35 = Assessed Value: $79,384 X Millage: Bethel Schools: mills = $2,597 Miami County: mills = $827 Huber Heights: Police mills = $125 Fire mills = $106 General 1.1 mills = $77 TOTAL $3,732* *Does Not include Special Assessment

Average Home Price: $236,584 Miami County Home Owner’s Property Tax Payment: $3,732 Annual Revenue Schools$2,59770% County$82722% City$3088% TOTAL$3,732100%

Average Home Price: $236,000 Miami County Home Owner’s Tax Bill Payment: $3,732 Annual Revenue Schools$2,59770% County$82722% City$3088% TOTAL$3,732100% Annual Revenue Schools$2,59770% TIF$1,13530% TOTAL$3,732100% Combined

Carriage Trails Section 7 Phase 3 TIF Proposal Developer/Owner Paid Cost* $754,650 TIF Funding $199,000 Public Infrastructure Cost$953, Lots Developed Estimated Value Created$5,027,000 *Includes Special Assessment Reimbursement

Carriage Trails Section 7 Phase 3 TIF Proposal Revenue and Expense Breakdown Annual Revenue Schools – 100% whole$2,59770% City TIF$1,13530% TOTAL$3,732100% TIF Expense Schools – 100% whole$2,59770% Section 7-3 TIF Debt Service$66017% City TIF Remaining Public Facilities Benefitting District $47513% TOTAL$3,732100%

Carriage Trails Section 7 Phase 3 TIF Proposal Revenue and Expense Breakdown Net Revenue Created vs. Investment in Infrastructure Total All New Revenue Sources$1,509,499 Less Total Debt Service Costs of TIF Request-$313,519 Net Excess Revenue over Costs$1,195,980 Revenue Generated Per Household to Support City Services Carriage Trails (After Debt Service on Investment) $2,278 Average Huber Heights Home (Census Data) $1,427 Surplus Revenue After Cost of Investment$851

Carriage Trails Section 7 Phase 3 TIF Proposal Revenue and Expense Breakdown TIF has 21 Remaining Collection Years… Cost of Developer TIF Request : $199,000 for % financing = $313,519 Revenue Generated over Life of TIF 2016 – 2037: –City TIF Revenue:$639,344 Net TIF Revenue Benefit to City (2016 – 2037) City TIF Revenue$639,344 Cost of TIF Request$313,519 NET TIF BENEFIT$325,825

Carriage Trails Section 7 Phase 3 TIF Proposal Revenue and Expense Breakdown Total Revenue Benefit to City (2016 – 2037) City TIF Revenue$639,343 Local Income Tax$476,172 Water and Sewer Fees$304,175 One-Time Fees / Taxes$89,809 Sub Total$1,509,499 Less Cost of TIF (Debt Serv.) -($313,519) TOTAL$1,195,980* Average Revenue Per Year:$56,951 Annual Revenue at End of Period (2037)$73,948 * % Return on Initial Investment of $199,000

Carriage Trails Section 7 Phase 3 TIF Proposal Revenue and Expense Breakdown Total Revenue Benefit to Bethel Schools (2016 – 2037) Property Tax$1,393,435 School Income Tax$310,524 TOTAL$1,703,959 Average Revenue Per Year:$81,141 Annual Revenue at End of Period (2037)$90,706

Carriage Trails Section 7 Phase 3 TIF Proposal Revenue and Expense Breakdown Total Revenue Benefit to the Community: City and Bethel Schools (2016 – 2037) City and TIF Revenue$1,195,980 School Revenue$1,703,959 TOTAL FOR COMMUNITY $2,899,939 Average Net Revenue Per Year:$138,092 Annual Net Revenue at End of Period (2037)$164,654

Alternative to Debt $199,000 Financed for 21 Years at 4.75% = $313,519 $114,519 cost for Interest and Fees ALTERNATIVE: Advance Current Fund Balance From Water/Sewer/Street Funds Apply $55,800 New Fee Revenue Use $143,200 Existing Fund Balance

Alternative to Debt Using Fund Balance and Fee Revenue to Advance Funds Cost of TIF Request$199,000 Advance Cost From Existing Fund Balances$143,200 Apply New Fees Revenue$55,800 ExpensePay Back Advanced Funds Paid as TIF Revenue Becomes Available2025 New Fees Revenue2020 Potential Savings to City$114,519 No Additional Debt Incurred

Section 7 Phase 3 Special Assessment Request Public Infrastructure Cost $953,650 Developer Paid Cost $654,650 TIF Paid Cost $199,000 Special Assessment Request $100,000 $4,000 per lot for 25 lots $300 per year for 25 years S/A plus interest/costs 25 Lots Developed Estimated Value Created $5,027,000