BCAD Building Project.

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BCAD Building Project

Project Site Plan

Proposed Building Schematic Design

Building Cost Estimate (Goodwin-Lasiter-Strong)

Estimated Cost Allocated to Taxing Entities (Purchase) Taxing Entity % BCAD Budget 2016 Current Allocated Annual Occupancy costs- (Lease Option) 2017 Projected Allocated Annual Occupancy Costs (Purchase Option) Estimated Annual Increased Cost to Entities COUNTY 0.2118 $33,868 $48,874 $15,006 CITY BRYAN 0.0859 $13,736 $19,822 $6,086 CITY COLLEGE STATION 0.1051 $16,806 $24,253 $7,446 BISD 0.2542 $40,648 $58,659 $18,010 CSISD 0.3349 $53,553 $77,281 $23,728 Other Entities 0.0081 $1,295 $1,869 $574 Estimated Total All Entities 1.0000 $159,906 $230,758 $70,852

Analysis of BCAD Current Occupancy Costs Building Area: 10,600 SF Lease Payment: $0.99/sf or $10,490/month or $125,880/year Utilities Furnished: Water/Sewer Annual Operating Cost Estimate Item # Units $/Unit Extension Liability Insurance 10,600 $0.17 $1,802 Contents Insurance $0.24 $2,544 Building Maintenance $0.50 $5,300 Utilities $1.50 $15,900 Janitorial $0.75 $7,950 Pest Control $0.03 $318 Security System $0.02 $212 Subtotal Operating Expense $3.21 $34,026 Building Rental $11.88 $125,880 Total Current Operating Costs $15.09 $159,906

Analysis of BCAD Estimated Occupancy Costs (Purchase) Assumptions: Building: New Construction of 11,550 SF Land Cost: 2.15 AC - $339,200 Building Cost Estimate: $2,750,300 Interim Financing/Closing Costs: $110,500 Total Project Cost: $3,200,000 Equity Contribution: $611,410 Mortgage Financing: $2,588,590 Mortgage Financing: 20 Years Fixed @3.5% Mortgage/Debt Service: $180,515/year Annual Operating Cost Estimate Item # Units $/Unit Extension Building Insurance 11,550 $0.29 $3,350 Liability Insurance $0.17 $1,964 Contents Insurance $0.24 $2,772 Building Maintenance $1.00 $11,550 Utilities $1.50 $17,325 Water/Sewer $0.35 $4,043 Janitorial $0.75 $8,663 Pest Control $0.03 $347 Security System $0.02 $231 Subtotal Operating Expense $4.35 $50,243 Debt Service @ 20 yrs. $15.63 $180,515 Total Estimated Operating Costs $19.98 $230,758

Rent vs. Own Analysis Brazos Central Appraisal District Column 1 is our rent expense, I added 1% annually. Column 2 is our cost of ownership, I escalated this amount 1% annually (although we have a fixed rate loan, we will have insurance and maintenance expenses that will vary). The other columns should be self explanatory.

Factors Considered Growth – Population growth Security – How can we best control the flow of visitors in our office Customer Service – How can we best serve Brazos County property owners in the future Value – Best use of taxpayer money (lease vs. Purchase) Technology – How to improve our aging office infrastructure and plan for the future

Questions