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Page 1: Guiding Metropolitan Growth  through  Development Economics

Capital Region Transportation Planning Agency

Regional Mobility Plan

Capital Region Transportation Planning Agency

Regional Mobility Plan

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Guiding Metropolitan Growth through Development Economics

November 2009 Dialogue Primer Session

Bruce W. Landis, P.E., AICPVice President

Sprinkle Consulting, Inc.

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Guiding Metropolitan Growth Guiding Metropolitan Growth throughthrough Development EconomicsDevelopment Economics

• Development Decision Economics

• Influence through transportation system

policy and community investment

• Shape (internally) Development

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Regional Economic / Development “Engines”

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Regional Development “Engines”

50,000 students & employees50,000 students & employees

50,000 50,000 ++ employees employees

15,000 students & employees15,000 students & employees

15,000 students & 15,000 students & employeesemployees

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Land Development Growth “Pioneers”

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Land Development Growth “Roof-top Followers”

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Key to Directing Growth…

InfluenceInfluence the Development Economics

Graphic from K2 Urban Corp

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You can affect Development Location Decisions…

Graphic from K2 Urban Corp

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To Direct Market Forces…

• Understand Their Basis

• Offer Effective Incentives…

• Educate the Market’s Agents

Supply

DemandPric

e

Quantity

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Land Development ProForma (50 SFDU)

Revenue (Sales) $11,250,000CostsLand Acquisition $ 1,800,000Site Infrastructure $ 900,000Product Cost (COGS) $ 5,000,000Transportation $ 400,000Interest Carry (5yrs) $ 1,200,000

Subtotal $ 9,300,000

Potential Margin / ROI $ 1,950,000 (20%)

(Off-site infrastructure)

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(Off-site infrastructure)

Land Development ProForma

Revenue (Sales) $11,250,000CostsLand Acquisition $ 1,800,000Site Infrastructure $ 900,000Product Cost (COGS) $ 5,000,000Transportation $ 400,000Interest Carry (5yrs) $ 1,200,000

Subtotal $ 9,300,000

Potential Margin / ROI $ 1,950,000 (20%)

Here is what you can influence…

17%

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Land Development ProForma

Revenue (Sales) $11,250,000CostsLand Acquisition $ 1,800,000Site Infrastructure $ 900,000Product Cost (COGS) $ 5,000,000Transportation $ 400,000Interest Carry (5yrs) $ 1,200,000

Subtotal $ 9,300,000

Potential Margin / ROI $ 1,950,000 (20%)

Reduce Interest Carry…

(Off-site infrastructure)

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Land Development ProForma

Revenue (Sales) $11,250,000CostsLand Acquisition $ 1,800,000Site Infrastructure $ 900,000Product Cost (COGS) $ 5,000,000Transportation $ 400,000Interest Carry (44yrs) $ 900,000

Subtotal $ 9,000,000

Potential Margin / ROI $ 2,250,000 (25%)

Reduce Interest Carry…

Build There!!!

(Off-site infrastructure)

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Land Development ProForma

Revenue (Sales) $11,250,000CostsLand Acquisition $ 1,800,000Site Infrastructure $ 900,000Product Cost (COGS) $ 5,000,000Transportation $ 400,000Interest Carry (5yrs) $ 1,200,000

Subtotal $ 9,300,000

Potential Margin / ROI $ 1,950,000 (20%)

Here is what you can influence….

(Off-site infrastructure)

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Land Development ProForma

Revenue (Sales) $11,250,000CostsLand Acquisition $ 1,800,000Site Infrastructure $ 900,000Product Cost (COGS) $ 5,000,000Transportation $ 40,000Interest Carry (5yrs) $ 1,200,000

Subtotal $ 8,940,000

Potential Margin / ROI $ 2,310,000 (26%)

Build There!!!

Here is what you’ve helped….

(Off-site infrastructure)

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Land Development ProForma

Revenue (Sales) $11,250,000CostsLand Acquisition $ 1,800,000Site Infrastructure $ 900,000Product Cost (COGS) $ 5,000,000Transportation $ 40,000Interest Carry (4yrs) $ 900,000

Subtotal $ 8,640,000

Potential Margin / ROI $ 2,610,000 (30%)

Direct Incentives…

Build There!!!

(Off-site infrastructure)

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To Direct Market Forces…

Supply

DemandPric

e

Quantity

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Supply

Demand

Pric

e

Quantity

Raw Land Market…

New Raw Land Price

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Land Development ProForma

Revenue (Sales) $11,250,000CostsLand Acquisition $ 1,800,000Site Infrastructure $ 900,000Product Cost (COGS) $ 5,000,000Transportation $ 40,000Interest Carry (4yrs) $ 900,000

Subtotal $ 9,300,000

Potential Margin / ROI $ 1,950,00 (20%)

No Net Incentive

(Off-site infrastructure)

$2,460,000

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“Business-as-usual”

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“Compact Development”

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Land Consumption

SCENARIO 1 SCENARIO 3

Acres Consumed Acres Consumed

Single Family 28.85 14.99

Multi-Family 19.33 13.21

Commercial 63.72 49.74

TOTAL DEVELOPMENT 111.90 77.94

Land Use

(111.9 – 77.94) / 111.9 = 30%

“Business-as-usual” “Compact Development”

Georgia Coastal Comprehensive Plan

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Land Development ProForma

Revenue (Sales) $11,250,000CostsLand Acquisition $ 2,460,000Site Infrastructure $ 900,000Product Cost (COGS) $ 5,000,000Transportation $ 40,000Interest Carry (4yrs) $ 900,000

Subtotal $ 8,640,000

Potential Margin / ROI $ 2,610,000 (30%)

Build There!!!

(Off-site infrastructure)

$1,800,000

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Parcel Assemblage v. Simple Purchase

I know there is a marketneed for my product,where should I buy

the land?

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Parcel Assemblage v. Simple Purchase

Lemme see, should Itry to deal with 12 sellers

and their attorneys, orjust Farmer Brown?

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Long-term Maintenance Commitment

Education…………………..Public Safety..…………….Roads……………………….Wastewater………………..

Fire/Rescue; Water; Parks; Solid Waste..........

40% 8%30%11%

11%

Public Service Percent of Avg. Annual Cost

Source: Duncan and Associates. The Search for Efficient Urban Growth Patterns: A Study of Fiscal Impacts of Florida Development. Governor’s Task Force on Urban Growth Patterns and DCA. Tallahassee FL, 1989.

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Long-term Maintenance Commitment

Education…………………..Public Safety..…………….Roads……………………….Wastewater………………..

Fire/Rescue; Water; Parks; Solid Waste..........

40% 8%30%11%

11%

Public Service Percent of Avg. Annual Cost

Source: Duncan and Associates. The Search for Efficient Urban Growth Patterns: A Study of Fiscal Impacts of Florida Development. Governor’s Task Force on Urban Growth Patterns and DCA. Tallahassee FL, 1989.

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Impacts on Traffic Activity

Form / Location

Compact / Infill

Contiguous / USA fringe

Scattered / Linear

Avg. Traffic Trip Length

Duncan’89 FDOT (335.067, F.S.) Weighted Avg.

6.8 mi 4.9mi 5.4mi

6.4mi 9.6mi 8.8mi

8.3mi 12.1mi 11.2mi

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100 lot subdivision

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Traffic Generation

Data Source: Institute of Transportation Engineers Trip Generation, 7th Edition.

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Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT)

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Streets & Roadways Maintenance

Data Sources: City of Tallahassee Annual Budget, Leon County Annual Budget, Leon County CIP, FDOT Historical Work Program, and FDOT Countywide VMT Estimate

* Excluding I-10 Costs and Traffic

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Costs of Development Locations

(P/A, 3%, 35)

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Land Development ProForma

Revenue (Sales) $11,250,000CostsLand Acquisition $ 1,800,000Site Infrastructure $ 900,000Product Cost (COGS) $ 5,000,000Transportation $ 400,000Interest Carry (5yrs) $ 1,200,000

Subtotal $ 9,300,000

Potential Margin / ROI $ 1,950,000 (20%)

(Off-site infrastructure)

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Proforma Category Influence / Action

Revenue (Sales)…….

Costs

Land Acquisition……

Site Infrastructure……

Product Cost (COGS)

Transportation……

Interest Carry……….

Guiding Growth through Development Economics

Public Investment - Community Fabric; Public Transit; Active Transportation; Streetscapes; Public Education; etc.

Density / Property Yield

n/a

n/a

Incentives/Disincentives

Streamline Permitting

Regional Growth Influence Areas

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Source: TruliaTM Real Estate Search


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