Financial Analysis of the Pitney Acquisition INITIAL REPORT.

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Financial Analysis of the Pitney Acquisition INITIAL REPORT

What We Know About Infrastructure Costs  $ 660 K Repairs were listed in the 2011 report  Varying degrees of certainty and need  Some minimal work has been done; ie pool removal  Costs of repairs and scope have increased since 2011  $ 52 K Additional tree-trimming & site work outside of scope of Dept of Public Works (DPW) were recommended  Required for basic level of safety, both personal and structural.  Needed to bring site to acceptable appearance  $ 49 K Routine 3 rd party annual expenses in 2013  Security & fire monitoring, utilities, steward’s payment, exterminating service  $ 12 K Estimated DPW labor in 2013 (120 hrs, $ 20/hr avg)  $ 6 K 2014 YTD non-routine expenses  Septic pumping, locks & hardware supplies, home inspection, oil burner service, fire & CO alarms

What We Know About Financial Costs  $ 206 K Annual debt service for the core property (exclusive of the Open Space Acquisition)  Debt service payments are annual, from 2014 to 2024  Payments increase year to year  Payment stated is the average over the 10 years out  $ 187 K in total interest cost paid since purchase  $ 2.2 Million remaining balance on debt  $ 49 K Annual rental income from 4 tenants

What Has Been Identified That Will Require Funding  Structural concerns of buildings of both historic and rental buildings  Inspection by third party completed on all dwellings  No estimates yet available on costs to bring deficiencies to standards  Risk mitigation as identified by the Township’s insurance manager  Needed to make the property safe and compliant with insurance standards  Potential environmental issues on site and buildings  Have all noted been remedied  Is there any exposure from historical use

Next Steps for Finance Committee  Short-term  Estimate cost to repair crucial building areas (roofs, gutters, walls, chimneys) – 1 month  Assess environmental issues, remediation options and costs – 2 months  Implement all improvements as identified in risk survey  Obtain updated estimate of property value ( non- green acres) – 1 month  Determine potential impact on tax base and debt service  Next 3 months  Estimate cost to maintain property “as-is” for 5 years  Update 2011 report  Understand residual costs that the Township would be responsible should “Mendham Meeting Place “ be built ( e.g. library)  Determine worst case cost of having to fully fund on-going library operations in absence of 3 rd party funding