EXHIBIT E
(Liberation Park Residences)
RESIDENTIAL GROUND LEASE TERM SHEET
73RD AVENUE AND FOOTHILL BOULEVARD (Parcel 2)
(Liberation Park Residences)
April 2025
This term sheet shall serve as the basis for the negotiation of a detailed, final forn1 of Ground Lease ("Ground Lease"), to be entered into by and between the City of Oakland, a municipal corporation, and Liberation Park Residences, LP, a California limited partnership, an affiliate of the Black Cultural Zone Community Development Corporation, a California nonprofit public benefit corporation ("BCZ") in partnership with Eden Housing, Inc., a California nonprofit public benefit corporation City and Develope r shall be referred to herein sometimes as the "Parties", and each individually a "Party." The terms hereof are not binding on the Parties until Tenant and City, pursuant to City Council authorization, have executed a mutually acceptable Ground Lease for the proposed project. The final Ground Lease may include terms that differ from, or are in addition to, the terms set forth in this term sheet.
1. Parties A. Lessor: City of Oakland, a municipal corporation, the "City" or "Lessor".
B. Tenant: Liberation Park Residences, LP, a California limited partnership ("Tenant"), an affiliate of the Black Cultural Zone Community Development Corporation
("BCZ"), a California nonprofit public benefit corporation in partnership with Eden Housing, Inc., a California
nonprofit public benefit corporation.
2. Premises The City owns approximately 1.22 acres of property located at the comer of 73rd Avenue and Foothill Boulevard, as more particularly described on Exhibit A attached hereto (the "Property"). NOTE: The Tentative Parcel Map to be recorded prior to close of escrow will create a new legal description, and Exhibit A will be substituted with the new description
accordingly. A portion of the Property comprised of
approximately 0.73 acres, is to be ground leased by Tenant, as more particularly described and depicted on Exhibit B attached hereto ("Parcel 2"). The leasehold interest in Parcel 2 will constitute the "Premises". The City may ground lease or sell Attachment B
Restrictions on
Financing
6. The
(33) two-bedroom units, and thirty- two (32) three-bedroom units. Seven (7) of the units, including four (4) one-bedroom units, three (3) two- bedroom units, are designed as home occupation units for which artists will be given a preference.
One (1) additional three -bedroom unit is designed to
accommodate a licensable fam ily childcare operator and a family child care operator will be given a preference. The restricted units will be affordable to households earning between 30% to 60% percent of the Area Median Income
("AMI") for Alameda County of and constructed on the
Premises in accor dance with the Lease Disposition and
Development Agreement (the "LDDA").
The Ground Lease shall have a term of ninety-nine (99)
Project
("Parcel
5. Funding
3. The Project may also include up to thirty-six (36) parking spaces, which may be shared with the commercial
development that will be built on Parcel 1. The Project and any and all improvements, including horizontal improvements, thereafter located on Parcel 2 at any time during the Term arc collectively referred to as the "Improvements".
Term
Developer"), 1
4. The residential building will be a six-story over basement building that houses a total of one-hundred nineteen rental Term.
Sources
the balance of the Property
(119) units. Of the total units, one-hundred eighteen (118) will be 100% affordable and one (1) unit will be an unrestricted managerial unit. The residential building will comprise ten Tenant shall not place or suffer to be placed any lien or encumbrance on Lessor's fee interest in connection with any permitted financing; provided, however, that City consents to record a regulatory agreement or use restriction in a form Improvements
1") to an affiliated
is a free-standing building for residential use.
(10) studios, forty-four (44) one-bedroom units, thirty-three ("Term").
("Parcel
years
developer for a commercial project.
Tenant will obtain financing consistent with the Financial Plan required by the LDDA. Tenant will comply with all
requirements of the funding sources for the Project.
"Project"
Use Tenant shall use and operate the Premises in accordance with the LDDA and all permits, land use entitlements, subdivision map approvals, plan and other required governmental
regulatory approvals allowing any subdivision of the Property and construction and development of the Project to completion (together, the "Governmental Approvals") for the
approved by the City on its fee interest in the event the State specifically requires such recordation as a condition of accepting State funding and to the extent such financing is approved by the City for the Project. Tenant agrees and acknowledges that Lessor will not subordinate its interest in the Premises nor its right to receive Rent to any mortgagee of Tenant.
7. For the duration of the Term, Tenant shall comply with (1) the The Property is also subject to a various deed restrictions related to food sales, automotive sales, entertainment uses (including but not limited to gambling, adult book stores, bars), school uses (excepting child care activities), warehouse uses, industrial uses, tattoo and massage parlors, as more particularly described in the following documents recorded in the Official Records of Alameda County: (1) Grant Deed recorded as
Instrument No. 2008331603, and (2) Covenant Not To
Compete recorded as Instrument 99272514, and is also subject to an easement for common areas, signs, and utilities as described in Instrument No. 99233481 (collectively, the "Restrictive Covenants"). The City is using commercially reasonable efforts to amend the Restrictive Covenants as they may relate to the proposed Project. Such amendment may
include the recordation of a signage agreement as a condition of allowing certain food sales on the Property.
construction and development of the Project, and the Ground Lease, the Governmental Approvals, the Regulatory
Agreement (defined in Section 12) and the approved Parcel 2 Management Contract (as described in the LDDA) for the
operation, marketing and leasing of the dwelling units of the Improvements as affordable rental housing for families and such other uses as arc reasonably related to such use, as further detailed in the Ground Lease.
pursuant to a current appraisal.
The Premises will be leased to the Tenant by the Lessor for a total “Annual Rent” amount of $90,331 comprised of the
• Base Rent: $15,000 per year, payable annually by
Developer to the City. Base Rent is intended to
support the City administrative and asset management
costs associated with oversight of the Ground Lease
and Project.
• Residual Rent: $75,331 per year, structured as a
deferred rent obligation that shall accrue and be
payable solely from Project residual receipts, as
defined in the Ground Lease.
The cumulative tot al of all Annual Rent payments made
under the Ground Lease shall be capped at $1,505,004 and allows a portion to be deferred annually, consistent with the appraised fair reuse value of Parcel 2.
Tenant shall pay Residual Rent to the City from the Parcel 2 Project's residual receipts on a pro- rata basis with other public lenders providing financial assistance, in accordance with the provisions of Section 8314 of the Unif01m
Multifamily Regulations (Cal. Code Regs. Title 25, Division 1 Chapter 7, Subchapter 19) (the "Multifamily
Regulations").
of $1,505,004
9. A. Prior to Completion of the Project:
following components:
Restrictive Covenants recorded on the Property, as may be amended by mutual agreement by the City, Developer, and the beneficiary of such Restrictive Covenants, and (2) the terms of a signage agreement to the extent applicable to food sales on Parcel 2.
8. Annual Rent Parcel 2 has a fair market value ("FMV") Transfer/
Assignment
B.
All transfers shall require the consent of the City, in its sole and absolute discretion, which shall not be
unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed. Approved transfers shall be (i) pursuant to an agreement in
recordable form that has been approved by the City,
wherein transferee shall assume performance of Tenant's obligations under the Ground Lease, and (ii) subject to reimbursement for City's staff costs related to the transfer.
After Completion of the Project:
All transfers shall require the consent of the City, in its reasonable discretion, which shall not be unreasonably withheld, conditioned or delayed. Approved transfers
shall be (i) pursuant to an agreement in recordable form that has been approved by the City, wherein transferee
Tenant shall pay any and all impositions, including, without limitation, possessory interest and property taxes assessed, levied or imposed on the Premises or any of the Improvements or personal property located on the Premises.
11. Ownership of
Improvements;
Tax Benefits
During Term
During the Term Tenant shall own the Improvements, subject to subject to Lessor's rights and remedies in the event of a Tenant default, and shall be entitled to all depreciation deductions and any tax credits with respect to the
Improvements.
12. Regulatory
Agreement
Fallowing completion of the Project, the use and operation of Parcel 2 and the improvements developed thereon shall be restricted according to the terms of the Ground Lease, the LDDA, and a regulatory agreement, which shall contain
income and rent restrictions for tenants for a term of not less than fifty-five (55) years from the date that fifty percent (50%) C. Affiliate Transfers.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, the following shall be a permitted transfer; provided, however, that such transfer shall be (i) pursuant to an agreement in recordable form that has been approved by the City, wherein transferee
shall assume performance of Tenant's obligations under
the Ground Lease, and (ii) subject to reimbursement for City's staff costs related to the transfer:
(1) the assignment to, and assumption of, the Ground
Lease by a limited partnership of which the Developer
(or another entity affiliated with and wholly controlled by both BCZ and EDEN) is the managing general
partner; and
(2) the admission of an investor limited partner to such limited partnership, and the subsequent transfer of
such limited partner's partnership interests for the
purpose of syndicating the low-income housing tax
credits allocated to the Project.
shall assume performance of Tenant's obligations under the Ground Lease, and (ii) subject to reimbursement for City's staff costs related to the transfer.
Impositions;
Possessory
Interest Tax
10. 13.
Default
("Regulatory Agreement").
The use and operation of Parcel 2 will also be subject to restrictive covenants recorded on the Property related to food and automotive sales, and certain entertainment, school, and warehouse uses. Such restrictive covenants are not expected to impact the Project.
15. The Ground Lease will require Tenant to indemnify, defend, and hold the Lessor and its Councilmembers, other elected and appointed officials, and employees, officers, commissioners, directors, and agents (collectively, the "Indemnified Parties") Tenant shall maintain the Premises and the Improvements in compliance with applicable law and in good condition and repair to the reasonable satisfaction of the City. The Tenant shall ensure that the Premises and the Improvements do not violate the City's Blight Ordinance.
of the units have received a certificate of occupancy
benefits.
be recorded against the leasehold interest on the Property and in a priority position senior to the deeds of trust securing any loans.
Indemnification
The Regulatory Agreement must
Waiver of
Relocation
14. As a material inducement for City to enter into the Ground Lease, Tenant expressly waives and releases any and all relocation benefits under any applicable law or regulation and releases City from any obligation to provide relocation
The Ground Lease will include City's standard remedies, including, without limitation, the right to terminate the transaction upon Tenant's default, subject to standard notice and cure provisions permitting cure rights for Tenant, other project lenders and Tenant's investor.
Tenant
Maintenance/
Standard of
Premises
16. harmless from and against any liability directly or indirectly arising from or relating to Tenant's development, operation, and/or management of the Premises and the Improvements, including, without limitation, liability arising as a result of property damage, personal injury, or violation of state, federal, or local laws, except to the extent that any of the matters described above is solely caused by an Indemnified Party's gross negligence or willful misconduct.
City
Employment
Tenant shall abide by all applicable City employment and contracting requirements, including, but not limited to, the following: the provisions of City's Local and Small Local Business Enterprise Program; Local Employment Program;
Required Prevailing Wages; Living Wage Ordinance; the City of Oakland's First Source Employment Referral Program;
Employment Nondiscrimination; and Reporting Requirements of the City of Oakland.
17. Contracting
Requirements
18. Neither Party shall be liable for and shall waive any claims against the other for any consequential damages incurred by the other Party and arising out of any defaults by the other Party.
&
Waiver of
Consequential
Damages