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Radburn-Landmark
Contract
We have obtained an unredacted copy of the contract
to sell Daly Field to Landmark for high-density townhouse
development . Following are some highlights with links to
appropriate pages for your viewing. To see the full redacted contract we
had obtained previously, click
here.
PREVIOUSLY UNREVEALED SECTIONS
Sections
4.1-4.3
4.1: SELLING PRICE: $3,750,000: The deposit to Radburn
is $250,000, paid to an escrow account. $125,000 of that is
released on conclusion of the due diligence period, $100,000
on satisfaction of the zoning contingency (hasn't happened),
and balance on closing.
4.3: Radburn gets 2% of gross sales price
of each unit, or "true value" in the case of a lease.
4.4-4.5
4.4: Development fee bonus to Radburn: Based
on unit density per acre rounded to the nearest whole number.
If 10 units, Radburn gets $225,000. If 15 units, $570,000.
The higher the density, the more Radburn makes.
4.5: Radburn also gets a fee equal to the
cost of Hayward subtracted from $1.5 million.
8.3.2,
8.3 iv., 8.3.5
8.3.2: If Landmark is unable to defend a
denial of application to the borough for 24 months, either
side may cancel the contract and the deposit money will be
refunded to Landmark.
8.3 iv: Purchaser (Landmark) shall pay all
fees incurred by Seller (Radburn) for the professional services
incurred by Seller for the professional services of Ferro
Labella & Zucker and Richard Preiss.
8.3.5: Archery Plaza will be incorporated
into the applications for approvals for density/open space
purposes only. All proposed use of Archery Plaza shall be
subject to Radburn's approval.
8.3.6
If regardless of best efforts of Landmark to attain all marker-rate
units, if non-market-rate units are included, there is a reduction
in the purchase price to Radburn.
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Condemnation: If property is acquired by
governmental authority through eminent domain, Landmark has
the right to 1) terminate and deposit is returned, or 2) proceed
with closing on entire property or "purchase only so
much of the property that is not subject to condemnation"
without any reduction or abatement in the purchase price,
but with the provision that the purchase price will be minus
awards received by the Landmark prior to the closing for various
technical requirements.
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