Town Of Douglas A Review of the Town’s Proposed Tax Incentive Financing (TIF) Agreement With American Pro Wind, LLC Presented To The Douglas Finance Committee.

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Town Of Douglas A Review of the Town’s Proposed Tax Incentive Financing (TIF) Agreement With American Pro Wind, LLC Presented To The Douglas Finance Committee November 10, 2009

Prepared By FAA, Inc2 Topics For Review Tonight Introduction Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Current TIF Target Property Status American Pro Wind (APW) Proposal Town of Douglas/APW TIF To Date Future Activity Before TIF Is Certain –Town of Douglas –American Pro Wind Review of Revenue Increase Via TIF Questions And Answers Thank You

Prepared By FAA, Inc3 Introduction To FAA Financial Advisory Associates, Inc. –Incorporated in 1994 –Provides Municipal Financial Services –Based In Massachusetts for Over 15 Years –Five Employees – Two Sub-Contractors –Generally Serve 15 to 25 Active Clients –Michael Daley, MBA President of Company Retired – 30 Years Municipal Experience Previously Served in Douglas As Acting TA Active in Electric Industry Deregulation Previous Negotiations With Power Providers Previous Experience With PILOTS and TIFS

Prepared By FAA, Inc4 Tax Increment Financing Allowed Under MGL Ch 40, §59 –Three Exist In Douglas Now Requires: –Negotiated Agreement (Town/Owner) –5 Year Minimum – 20 Year Maximum –Business Pays All Taxes on Base Value –New Investment Is Exempt From Taxes –Exemption can be 5% to 100% –All Personal Property Is Exempt –Must: Be In Economic Target Area (ETA) Be In Economic Opportunity Area (EOA)

Prepared By FAA, Inc5 Current Proposed TIF Property Status South of Route 16 On Webster Line Abuts State Forest Multiple Owners Some Parcels Have No Owner of Record Limited Development Potential No Infrastructure Generates About $22,000 of RE Taxes State Has Interest For Forest Expansion

Prepared By FAA, Inc6 Current Proposed TIF Property Status 7 Parcels Under Agreement With APW –2 Owners (Options w/P&S Pending/P&S) –275+ Acres (Red/Blue) –Value/Taxes 2009 = $1,808,600 x $10.82 = $19, = $1,637,200 x $11.78 = $19,286 2 Parcels In Negotiation With APW –2 Owners (P&S Pending) –44+ Acres (Pink) –Value/Taxes 2009 = $259,500 x $10.82 = $2, = $233,500 x $11.78 = $2,751

Prepared By FAA, Inc7 American Pro Wind, LLC Proposal APW Plans To: –Acquire in Excess of 320 Acres of Land In Douglas For Upwards of $4,300,000 –Permit and License A Commercial Wind Farm Consisting Of 13 Turbines For Upwards of $3,200,000 –Construct Up To 13 Towers Each 100 Meters Tall Topped With a 2 Megawatt Turbine and A 50 Meter Blade For Over $49,000,000 –Increase Taxable Property Values By Upwards of $51,000,000

Prepared By FAA, Inc8 American Pro Wind, LLC Proposal APW Also Plans To: –Create 3 Full Time Jobs –Seek Further Development Of The Property For Other Green Energy Uses –Explore And Consider Alternative Land Use And Ownership Options With The Commonwealth of Massachusetts –Explore And Consider Owners Unknown Land Use and Ownership Options With The Town Of Douglas –Facilitate Educational Options And Opportunities With Town School Dept

Prepared By FAA, Inc9 Town Of Douglas/APW TIF Work To Date APW Sought And Acquired A Height Variance Via The Douglas Zoning Board Of Appeals APW Sought And Acquired Conceptual TIF Support From The Douglas Economic Development Commission APW Entered Into Formal TIF Negotiations With The Douglas Board Of Selectmen (BOS) APW Completed TIF Agreement Negotiation With BOS

Prepared By FAA, Inc10 Town Of Douglas/APW TIF Work To Date The Draft TIF Agreement Calls For: –An 18 Year Term with Option for 17 Years –A 100% Real Estate Tax Exemption For Up To 18 Years –A 100% Personal Property Tax Exemption For Up To 18 Years –A 15 Year Schedule of Fixed Annual Payments In Lieu Of Taxes (PILOT) To The Town Totaling About $2,400,000 –Up To 3 Years of Construction Period PILOT Payments Based On Value –Annual Reporting to the Town By APW

Prepared By FAA, Inc11 Town Of Douglas/APW TIF Work To Date The Draft TIF Agreement Calls For: –A Re-opener Clause If APW Enters Into A Land Transfer With The Commonwealth –A Re-opener Clause If APW Undertakes Any Other Development On The Property Beyond The 13 Turbine Wind Farm –A Requirement That APW Provide The Douglas School Department With Educational Opportunities –A Requirement That APW Underwrite Up To $15,000 of The Town’s FY 2010 TIF Related Expenses Via A Gift

Prepared By FAA, Inc12 Town Of Douglas Future TIF Activity In November The Town Meeting Must Establish A New Economic Opportunity Area (EOA) That Includes The Targeted Parcels In November The Town Meeting Must Authorize The Selectboard To Enter Into A TIF Agreement With APW If Town Meeting Acts Favorably on Above, The Current TIF Agreement Must Be Completed and Signed By Company, Owners and Douglas BOS

Prepared By FAA, Inc13 Town Of Douglas Future TIF Activity The Final TIF Agreement Signed By All Parties Must Then Be Approved by The Commonwealth of Massachusetts (Est. 12/10) The TIF Agreement Will Commence In The Fiscal Year Beginning After The Year That the Project achieves the state’s approval (Est. 2011) The TIF Agreement Is Estimated to Be Completed Locally in November 2009

Prepared By FAA, Inc14 APW Future TIF Activity APW Must Get P&S’s From Owners The November Town Meeting Must Approve The Last Warrant Article The Current TIF Agreement Draft Must Be Executed With The Owners and the Douglas BOS The Signed TIF Agreement Must Be Approved By the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Favorable Wind Conditions Must Exist On The Site (Testing Ends in June 2010)

Prepared By FAA, Inc15 APW Future TIF Activity Favorably Priced Renewable Energy Contracts Must Be Awarded TO APW Federal And State Grants Must Be Awarded To APW Bank Financing Must Be Approved (Loan Application Begins After Wind Testing Ends in June 2010) Loan Award is Estimated In Nov 2010 APW Must Purchase the Land (Closing is Estimated for 2011) APW Must Build and Have The Facility Operable By December 2012

Prepared By FAA, Inc16 TIF Revenue Increase = 612% - 862% Estimated TIF Plan = Tax + Gift + PILOT Payments (20 Years) –FAA 17 Yr TIF Model=$ 3,795,000 –FAA 18 Yr TIF Model=$ 3,535,000 Estimated Full Value Tax = –No Development (20 Years) $22,000 x 20 Yrs= $ 440,000 FAA High Model=$ 577,000 –Full Development (20 Years) FAA Low Model=$ 9,000,000 FAA High Model=$13,000,000 Discount Range= 58% to 73%

Prepared By FAA, Inc17 Proposed TIF Fixed Payment Schedule YearAmountYearAmount 1$151,1209$160,800 2$152,15010$162,260 3$153,25011$162,740 4$154,36512$163,230 5$155,54013$163,740 6$156,77514$164,255 7$158,06015$164,790 8$159,400Total$2,382,475

Prepared By FAA, Inc18 Questions & Answers

Prepared By FAA, Inc19 Thank You For Your Time and Attention