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Granite-Myers-Rados
Contract #
N-2006-079
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Public Works
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<br />Overall marketability of each sale property was also considered. Marketability is the <br />practical aspect of selling a property in view of all the elemcnts constituting value, and <br />certain economic and linancing conditions prevailing as oftbe datc of sale. <br /> <br />As previously stated, all of the sales employed herein are located within the immcdiate <br />subject residential community. All of the properties arc similar with respect to locational <br />characteristics; certain ofthc sales back to relatively beavily traveled thoroughfares, as in <br />thc subject case. <br /> <br />CONCLUSlON OF UNIT VALUE: <br /> <br />Based on an analysis ofthe land value indicators, which considered thc date of sale, <br />various elements of comparability (when compared to the subject site), as wcll as the <br />appreciating value treud in recent years, the valuc of the subject rmderIying land parccl is <br />estimated at: <br /> <br />$40.00 per square foot <br /> <br />The monetary compensation for the temporary construction easement amounts to the rcntal <br />value ofland. The applicable rate of return is based on an analysis of consummated land <br />lease transactions in the greatcr Southern California area. Typical land lease rates generally <br />range between 7% and 10% of the nnencumbered fee simple land value. Forthc purpose <br />of this analysis, and in consideration of the relatively short teml, an aImual rate of I 1% <br />(10% annual rate, plus I % for estate taxes) is considered applicable to the subject property. <br />As stated, the temporary construction easement is estimated to be in place for a period of <br />six months. <br /> <br />COST TO CURE: <br /> <br />The proposed sound barrier wall will be located on the State Freeway right of way, thus, <br />creating a small gap between the existing side wall or fence and the new sound wall. In <br />order to mitigatc this effect, the property owner shall be compensated the estimated cost to <br />extend the side wall or fcnce using similar material. Where the adjoining property owners <br />share a common wall or fence, the estimate cost has divided equally with the intent that <br />each owner will share in his/her proportionate cost to construct the extensions. This is <br />considercd a cost-to-cure item, which has been estimated at $500 for wall or I"mce end <br />posts and for the "small job premimu" aspect of the work involved. <br /> <br />ASSUMPTIONS: <br /> <br />It is assumed that thc project contractor will either protect in placc or replace, repair, or <br />restore in kind any privately owned improvements impacted daring the construction period. <br />A compensation allowance for same, therefore, is not warranted or included. <br />
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