Pitney Farm Finance Committee Update September 8, 2014.

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Pitney Farm Finance Committee Update September 8, 2014

Discussion Topics Progress to Date Rental Analysis & Recommendation Next Steps

Progress to Date Estimates being procured to re-validate the costs of bringing main building into basic compliance Tax assessor evaluating property value based on various scenarios for # of potential dwellings Tax base impact to immediately follow Cost of demolition of entire site in range of $100k Excludes any potential remediation issues Preliminary rental analysis completed

Rental Analysis Approach Basic comparison between rental revenue and cash cost only of maintaining rental properties Excludes cost that would remain regardless of whether properties were rented Excludes interest cost of debt Includes indirect cost of managing properties by Township Administration Estimated cost for repairs needed in the next 6 months on rental properties only Amortized costs over 4 years Excludes quantification of any risk associated with renting properties Safety, liability, Etc.

“ As Is “Proforma 4 Rentals1 Rental0 Rental Lease Revenue 49,800 30,000 - Expenses Exterminating Service 480 Electric (Main House, Garage & Barn) 4,776 2,388 Heating Oil 18,000 2,400 Steward's Payment 16,500 - Landscaper - 3,000 Miscellaneous 2,400 2,000 1,200 Waste Garbage Service 2,020 1,010 - Propane 600 Security & Fire Monitoring 4,128 Township Indirect Costs 42,000 15,000 6,000 Total Expenses 90,904 31,006 20,196 Cash Income /(Loss) ($ 41,104) (1,006) (20,196) Required Repairs Rental Units Roofing 15,000 - Enviromental 5,000 3,000 - Heating/Electrical 10,000 5,000 - Painting/Misc 10,000 5,000 1,000 40,000 13,000 1,000 4 Year Repair Amortization 10,000 3, Cash Income/(Loss) ($ 51, 104) (4,256) (20,446) PF Detailed Financial Analysis-Rental

PF Financial Analysis-Rental “As Is” 4 Rentals Proforma 1 Rental Proforma 0 Rentals Lease Revenue$ 49,800$ 30,000 Total Expenses90,90431,00620,196 Cash Income/(Loss)($ 41,104)($ 1,006)($ 20,196) Required Repairs – Rental Units 40,00013,0001,000 4 Year Repair Amortization 10,0003, Cash Income/(Loss)($ 51,104)($ 4,256)($ 20,446)

Conclusion Committee recommends exiting the rental business entirely giving due consideration to existing tenants Potential for cash loss of $4k from renting 1 property deemed not worth given non-quantified risks

Next Steps Progress options for winterizing main house and facility/site upkeep Consolidate estimates on cost of making main house usable on an interim basis Finalize estimate on land value & tax implications under various usage scenarios Work with tenants on exiting property as appropriate