Community Redevelopment Agency Board

MEETING 1 A NEW DAY. KINGSOUTEL CROSSING COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AREA AGENCY BOARD MEETING Council Chambers, 1 st Floor City Hall, 117 West Duval St. Jacksonville, FL 32202 Tuesday, February 10, 2026 - 4:00 PM AGENDA MEMBERS: Kevin Carrico, Chair Ju’Coby Pittman, Vice Chair Reggie Gaffney, Jr., Board Member Ken Amaro, Board Member Michael Gay, Board Member Raul Arias, Jr., Board Member Nick Howland, Board Member Michael Boylan, Board Member Rahman Johnson, Board Member Joe Carlucci, Board Member Will Lahnen, Board Member Matt Carlucci, Board Member Chris Miller, Board Member Tyrona Clark-Murray, Board Member Jimmy Peluso, Board Member Rory Diamond, Board Member Ron Salem, Board Member Terrance Freeman, Board Member Randy White, Board Member I. CALL TO ORDER – Chair Announcement of Quorum – Legislative Services II. ACTIONS ITEMS – Chair Approval of the August 12, 2025, Meeting Minutes Consideration of Funding for the new KSC Wayfinding Signage Program (Resolution KSC/CRA 2026-01) Public Comment (Prior to Vote) III. GENERAL INFORMATION IV. NEW BUSINESS a V. OLD BUSINESS a VI. PUBLIC COMMENTS a VII. ADJOURNMENT a

A NEW DAY. KINGSOUTEL CROSSING COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY BOARD MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS 117 WEST DUVAL STREET, JACKSONVILLE, FL 32202 TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 2025 – 4:00 P.M. MEETING MINUTES AUGUST 12, 2025 Location: Council Chambers, 1st Floor, City Hall at St. James, 117 West Duval Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202 Agency Board Members Present: Agency Board Chair Kevin Carrico, Agency Board Vice Chair Ju’Coby Pittman, and Agency Board Members Ken Amaro, Raul Arias, Michael Boylan, Joe Carlucci, Nick Howland, Mike Gay, Jimmy Peluso, Chris Miller, Terrance Freeman, Ron Salem, Will Lahnen, and Randy White Agency Board Members Excused: Agency Board Members Matt Carlucci, Rory Diamond, Reggie Gaffney, Jr., Tyrona Clark-Murray and Rahman Johnson I. CALL TO ORDER Chair Carrico called the KingSoutel Crossing Community Redevelopment Agency (KSC/CRA) Board meeting to order at approximately 4:06 p.m. A quorum was confirmed. II. CALL TO ORDER Chair Carrico called the KingSoutel Crossing Community Redevelopment Agency (KSC/CRA) Board meeting to order at approximately 4:01 p.m. A quorum was confirmed. III. ACTION ITEMS APPROVAL OF THE MAY 13, 2025 KINGSOUTEL CROSSING COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY BOARD MEETING MINUTES A MOTION WAS MADE AND SECONDED APPROVING THE MAY 13, 2025, KINGSOUTEL CROSSING COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY BOARD MEETING MINUTES. THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY 13-0-0. CONSIDERATION OF ALLOCATION OF $3,635,018.26 IN FUNDING TO NEW KINGS ROAD CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT (RESOLUTION KSC/CRA-2025-02) Ms. Nasrallah noted that for all CRAs Florida statutes allows the CRA governing body to disburse funds at fiscal year-end with a few options. You can disburse funds to an existing project or program, you can create new programs or projects in accordance with the Redevelopment Plan, or you can1

KSC/CRA Agency Board 08/12/2025 Meeting Minutes Page 2 allocate it to future debt. She added that September 30,2025 there must be a zero balance in the TIF Fund. Ms. Nasrallah reviewed Resolution KSC/CRA-2025-02 advising that the previous Agency Board approved the New Kings Road Capital Improvements Project with Resolution KSC/CRA 2022-03, which is a complete streets project. She noted that the Agency Board has been adding funding to that account to create a healthy balance to develop a premier corridor that will attract new residential, restaurants and retail, but will also implement badly needed safety measures like traffic calming. Ms. Nasrallah recalled at the February 11, 2025, Agency Board Meeting, the consultants provided a presentation that spoke to nine potential projects as a multi-year effort to create a premier corridor. She noted on the budget sheet behind the resolution that there is currently a balance of $3,635,018.26 in line item Unallocated Plan Authorized Expenditures. Staff is recommending that amount be transferred to the New Kings Road Capital improvements project. Chair Carrico opened the floor for public comments, of which there were none. A MOTION WAS MADE AND SECONDED APPROVING THE ALLOCATION AND TRANSFER OF $3,635,018.26 WITHIN THE FY 2024/2025 AMENDED BUDGET AS ADDITIONAL FUNDING FOR THE KSC/CRA NEW KINGS ROAD CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT; DIRECTING THAT ADDITIONAL INVESTMENT POOL EARNINGS AND EXCESS FUNDS BE ALLOCATED TO THE NEW KINGS ROAD CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. THE MOTION PASSED 13-0-0. IV. GENERAL INFORMATION No general information was discussed. V. NEW BUSINESS Ms. Nasrallah advised that on July 31, 2025, as required by Code, everyone should have received the CRA Schedules noting that a copy is also included with their packages today. V. OLD BUSINESS No old business was discussed. VI. PUBLIC COMMENTS There were no comments from the public. VII. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, Chair Carrico adjourned the KingSoutel Crossing CRA Agency Board meeting at approximately 4:11 p.m.2

KSC/CRA Agency Board 08/12/2025 Meeting Minutes Page 3 The written minutes for this meeting are only an overview of what was discussed. For verbatim comments of this meeting, an audio file of the meeting is available upon request. Please contact Michelle Stephens at (904) 255-5452, or by email at msteph@coj.net.3

1 RESOLUTION KSC/CRA-2026-01 A RESOLUTION OF THE KINGSOUTEL CROSSING COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY (“KSC/CRA”) AUTHORIZING THE CREATION OF A NEW PROGRAM CALLED THE KINGSOUTEL CROSSING WAYFINDING SIGNAGE PROGRAM (THE “PROGRAM”), FINDING THAT THE PROGRAM COMPLIES WITH THE KSC/CRA PLAN; ALLOCATING AND TRANSFERRING $1,000,000.00 FROM THE FY 2025/2026 BUDGET FOR THE PROGRAM REQUESTING OVERSIGHT BY THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT; AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF ALL DOCUMENTS BY THE MAYOR AND CORPORATION SECRETARY; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, on January 22, 2026, the KSC/CRA Advisory Board recommended with a vote of XXXXX that the KSC/CRA Agency Board authorize the creation of a new program called the KingSoutel Crossing Wayfinding Signage Program (the “Program”) and allocate $1,000.000.00 of KSC/CRA funding to the Program; and WHEREAS, the KSC/CRA Agency Board is empowered to authorize programs and projects within the KSC/CRA Redevelopment Area that are consistent with and further the KSC/CRA Redevelopment Plan; and WHEREAS, in accordance with Sec. 106.341, Ordinance Code, the KSC/CRA Agency Board has been given the authority to allocate and transfer funds from “Unallocated Plan Authorized Expenditures” to existing or new Plan Authorized Expenditures without further Council approval; and WHEREAS, pursuant to Sec. 126.111, Ordinance Code, the City may utilize a competitively procured government contract for the procurement of supplies, professional design services, professional services, contractual services and capital improvements by the City and its independent and/or using agencies; now, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Agency Board:4

2 Section 1. The Agency Board finds that the proposed KingSoutel Crossing Wayfinding Signage Program (the “Program”) is in compliance with and furthers the purposes and objectives of the KSC/CRA Redevelopment Plan, as described in the KSC Redevelopment Plan on Page IV-21 and attached hereto as Exhibit A, and authorizes the creation of the Program. Section 2. The Agency Board hereby allocates and transfers $1,000,000.00 from "Unallocated Plan Authorized Expenditures," within the Plan Authorized Expenditures Category of the FY 25/26 Budget to the Program, and pursuant to Sec. 106.344, Ordinance Code, attaches a CRA Budget Transfer Form hereto as Exhibit B. Section 3. Pursuant to Sec. 500.116, Ordinance Code, the Mayor, or his or her designee, and the Corporation Secretary, are authorized to execute and deliver all contracts and documents approved and authorized by the Agency Board related to the new Program. Section 4. The Agency Board requests that the Mayor direct the Public Works Department and the Office of Economic Development to provide oversight of the Program. Section 5. This Resolution shall become effective upon a majority vote of the Agency Board and upon execution by the Chair. WITNESS: KINGSOUTEL CROSSING COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY ______________________ _____________________________________ Signature Kevin Carrico, Chairman _______________________ Date signed: ___________________________ Print VOTE: In Favor: ________ Opposed: _________ Abstained: _______ FORM APPROVAL: Office of General Counsel5

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MEETING 2 A NEW DAY. RENEW ARLINGTON COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY BOARD MEETING Council Chambers, 1 st Floor City Hall, 117 West Duval St. Jacksonville, FL 32202 Tuesday, February 10, 2026 - 4:00 PM AGENDA MEMBERS: Kevin Carrico, Chair Ken Amaro, Vice Chair Michael Gay, Board Member Raul Arias, Jr., Board Member Nick Howland, Board Member Michael Boylan, Board Member Rahman Johnson, Board Member Joe Carlucci, Board Member Will Lahnen, Board Member Matt Carlucci, Board Member Chris Miller, Board Member Tyrona Clark-Murray, Board Member Jimmy Peluso, Board Member Rory Diamond, Board Member Ju’Coby Pittman, Board Member Terrance Freeman, Board Member Ron Salem, Board Member Reggie Gaffney, Jr., Board Member Randy White, Board Member I. Announcement of Quorum – Legislative Services II. ACTIONS ITEMS – Chair Consideration of August 12, 2025, Meeting Minutes Consideration of Amendment 4 to the College Park TID Grant Agreement (Resolution RA/CRA 2026-01) Public Comment (Prior to Vote) III. NEW BUSINESS IV. OLD BUSINESS a V. PUBLIC COMMENTS a VI. ADJOURNMENT

A NEW DAY. RENEW ARLINGTON COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY BOARD MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS 117 WEST DUVAL STREET, JACKSONVILLE, FL 32202 TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 2025 – 4:00 PM MEETING MINUTES AUGUST 12, 2025 Location: Council Chambers, 1st Floor, City Hall at St. James, 117 West Duval Street, Jacksonville, FL 32202 Agency Board Members Present: Agency Board Chair Kevin Carrico, Agency Board Vice Chair Ken Amaro and Agency Board Members Raul Arias, Michael Boylan, Joe Carlucci, Nick Howland, Mike Gay, Jimmy Peluso, Chris Miller, Terrance Freeman, Ron Salem, Will Lahnen, Randy White, and Ju’Coby Pittman Agency Board Members Excused: Agency Board Members Matt Carlucci, Rory Diamond, Reggie Gaffney, Jr., Tyrona Clark-Murray and Rahman Johnson CALL TO ORDER Chair Carrico called the Renew Arlington Community Redevelopment Agency Board meeting to order at approximately 4:11 p.m. A quorum was confirmed. II. ACTION ITEMS APPROVAL OF THE MAY 13, 2025 RENEW ARLINGTON COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY BOARD MEETING MINUTES A MOTION WAS MADE AND SECONDED APPROVING THE MAY 13, 2025, RENEW ARLINGTON COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY BOARD MEETING MINUTES. THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY 13-0-0. CONSIDERATION OF ALLOCATION OF $2,401,468.52 IN FUNDING TO THE MANDATORY COMPLIANCE GRANT PROGRAM (RESOLUTION RA/CRA-2025-04) By way of background, Ms. Nasrallah stated that on January 28, 2020, the Renew Arlington Agency Board approved the MCGP for fencing, signage, landscaping/landscape buffers as they pertain to the Renew Arlington Overlay. The program will reimburse property owners 100% of the project costs for bringing their properties into compliance for those three categories. She added that we are obligated to continue funding this program for the next few years. She noted on the budget sheet behind the resolution that there is currently a balance of $2,401,468.52 in the line item Unallocated Plan Authorized Expenditures. Staff is recommending that amount be transferred to the Mandatory Compliance Grant Program.1

RA/CRA Agency Board 08/12/2025 Meeting Minutes Page 2 Chair Carrico opened the floor for public comments, of which there were none. A MOTION WAS MADE AND SECONDED APPROVING THE ALLOCATION AND TRANSFER OF $2,401,468.52 WITHIN THE FY 2024/2025 AMENDED BUDGET AS ADDITIONAL FUNDING FOR THE RENEW ARLINGTON MANDATORY COMPLIANCE GRANT PROGRAM (“MCGP”); DIRECTING THAT ADDITIONAL INVESTMENT POOL EARNINGS AND EXCESS FUNDS BE ALLOCATED TO THE MCGP, PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. THE MOTION PASSED 13-0-0. CONSIDERATION OF GRANTING AUTHORITY TO OED TO APPLY THE MANDATORY COMPLIANCE GRANT PROGRAM GUIDELINES RETROACTIVELY TO ALL AGREEMENTS (RESOLUTION RA/CRA-2025-05) Ms. Nasrallah stated that on May 13, 2025, the Renew Arlington Agency Board amended the Renew Arlington Mandatory Compliance Grant Program (“MCGP”) goals, policies and guidelines extending the completion date for projects from April 25, 2025 to April 28, 2030. She noted that the guidelines are part of all agreements with the property owners. She noted that property owners have one year from the effective date of their agreement to finish projects. Ms. Nasrallah advised that they had an applicant request for an additional 60 days to complete their project due to supply chain issues. She noted that staff was not able to make an administrative amendment because the old guidelines were attached to the agreement. The request today is for OED staff be allowed to apply the most current guidelines retroactively to all agreements, as needed on a case by case basis. Vice Chair Amaro commented that he thinks the CRA needs the flexibility and supports the resolution adding that a 60-90 day extension is a good limit. Chair Carrico opened the floor for public comment of which there was none. A MOTION WAS MADE AND SECONDED APPROVING A RESOLUTION OF THE RENEW ARLINGTON AGENCY BOARD (“CRA/RA”) PROVIDING THE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT WITH THE AUTHORITY TO APPLY THE RENEW ARLINGTON MANDATORY COMPLIANCE GRANT GOALS, POLICIES AND GUIDELINES, AS AMENDED FROM TIME TO TIME, RETROACTIVELY TO ALL MANDATORY COMPLIANCE GRANT PROGRAM AGREEMENTS; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. THE MOTION PASSED 13-0-0. NEW BUSINESS Ms. Nasrallah advised that on July 31, 2025, as required by Code, everyone should have received the CRA Schedules noting that a copy is also included with their packages today. IV. OLD BUSINESS2

RA/CRA Agency Board 08/12/2025 Meeting Minutes Page 3 Ms. Nasrallah noted that the quarterly Renew Arlington Mandatory Compliance Grant Report is included with their packages today, as required. V. PUBLIC COMMENTS There were no comments from the public. VI. ADJOURNMENT There being no further business, Chair Carrico adjourned the Renew Arlington CRA Board meeting at approximately 4:18 p.m. The written minutes for this meeting are only an overview of what was discussed. For verbatim comments of this meeting, an audio file of the meeting is available upon request. Please contact Michelle Stephens at (904) 255-5452, or by email at msteph@coj.net.3

RESOLUTION RA/CRA-2026-01 A RESOLUTION OF THE RENEW ARLINGTON COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY AUTHORIZING AND APPROVING AMENDMENT FOUR TO THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF JACKSONVILLE AND 903 UNIVERSITY BLVD LLC FOR THE COLLEGE PARK TAX INCREMENT DISTRICT INFRASTRUCTURE GRANT; PROVIDING OVERSIGHT BY THE OFFICE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (“OED”) AND AUTHORIZING APPROVAL OF TECHNICAL AMENDMENTS BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF OED; AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF ALL DOCUMENTS BY THE MAYOR AND CORPORATION SECRETARY; PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, the Renew Arlington Community Redevelopment Agency (“RA/CRA”) Board approved Resolution RA/CRA-2021-06 approving an Economic Development Agreement between the City Of Jacksonville (“City”) and 903 University Blvd LLC (“Company”), which authorized a Tax Increment District Infrastructure Grant (“TID Grant”) not to exceed $2,000,000, payable over a five-year period beginning Fiscal Year 2021/2022 based on phased project performance, for the redevelopment of the former Town and Country Shopping Center (the “College Park Project”); and WHEREAS, the City and Company have previously entered into that certain Economic Development Agreement dated August 9, 2021, as amended by that certain Amendment One dated October 19, 2023, as further amended by that certain Amendment Two dated June 7, 2024, City Contract number 71137-21, both of which were technical amendments to extend the Performance Schedule as a result of unanticipated supply chain shortages and delays with regard to FDOT approvals for the Arlington Expressway and University Boulevard frontage; and WHEREAS, on July 23, 2024, the RA/CRA Board approved Resolution RA/CRA 2024-08 approving Amendment Three to the EDA to: (i) allow for the construction of a hotel in lieu of residential units; and (ii) provide clarification with regard to the phases of development and the performance schedule related thereto, with all other terms and conditions of the EDA remaining in full force and effect (collectively the “EDA,” attached hereto as Exhibit 1); and4

WHEREAS, the EDA contains conflicting provisions that contemplate job creation by a date certain, extend reporting requirements, and the beginning and end to the Infrastructure Improvements prior to commencement of the Development, as well as various phases for the Development; and WHEREAS, the Company has requested, and the City has agreed to: (i) extend the required date to Commence Construction of Phase 3 and Phase 4 from August 23, 2026, to August 23, 2029; and (ii) increase the maximum of new residential units from ninety (90) to one hundred (100); and (iii) extend the date of eligibility for the Company’s request of a TID Grant from fiscal year 2025-26 to fiscal year 2026- 27; and (iv) extend the deadline to create the New Jobs from December 31, 2024, to December 31, 2026, with reporting required through the end of fiscal year 2027-28; and (v) making adjustments to Specific Defaults as described in Exhibit 2 and all other terms and conditions of the EDA remaining in full force and effect; and WHEREAS, this change requires an amendment to the EDA, and pursuant to Sections 500.108 and 500.116, Ordinance Code, the RA/CRA Board is empowered to approve and authorize such contracts and documents that facilitate redevelopment in RA/CRA Redevelopment Area and comply with and further the purposes and objectives of the RA/CRA Redevelopment Plan; now therefore BE IT RESOLVED, by the RA/CRA Board: Section 1. Authorization and Findings. The RA/CRA Board approves and authorizes Amendment Four to the EDA, attached hereto as Exhibit 2, which accepts the following terms: (i) extend the required date to Commence Construction of Phase 3 and Phase 4 from August 23, 2026, to August 23, 2029; and (ii) increase the maximum of new residential units from ninety (90) to one hundred (100); and (iii) extend the date of eligibility for the Company’s request of a TID Grant from fiscal year 2025-26 to fiscal year 2026-27; and (iv) extend the deadline to create the New Jobs from December 31, 2024, to December 31, 2026, with reporting required through the end of fiscal year 2027-28; and (v) making adjustments to Specific Defaults. Section 2. Oversight. The OED shall oversee the agreement described herein and the Executive Director of OED is authorized to make technical amendments to the agreements. Section 3. Contract Execution Authorized. Pursuant to Sec. 500.116, Ordinance Code, the Mayor, or her designee, and the Corporation Secretary, are authorized to execute and deliver all contracts and documents approved and authorized by the Agency Board related to the aforementioned Financial Obligation. Section 4. Effective Date. This Resolution shall become effective upon a majority vote of the Agency Board and upon execution by the Chair.5

WITNESS: RENEW ARLINGTON COMMUNITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY Signature Kevin Carrico, Chairman Date signed: Print VOTE: In Favor: Opposed: Abstained: FORM APPROVAL: Office of General Counsel6

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13. Thank you. Thank you. And there's my >> All right. Welcome. It's 401. This is the cra board meeting for. Let's start with Kings. Who tells that right? King's hotel on FEBRUARY 10th 2026. I call this meeting to order. Which means we have to do it. Approve. The minutes can have a motion to approve the minutes. Got a motion. And second, we do have a quorum, by the way, on the minutes longer signify by saying Aye, aye, any opposed, say nay. The minutes Kerry. >> Next agenda item. We are going to call our esteemed. What are you? The executive director chief? The redevelopment manager, MISS Karen has a role to give us a briefing on the introduction of item. >> Thank you, MR. CHAIRMAN Karen Natural, a weedy staff today for your consideration is the funding for a king suit? Al crossing Wayfinding signage. >> Program for the entire boundary of the cra, the vice chair in the advisory board have wanted to implement a program for very long time. However, we wanted to wait and make sure our complete streets was adequately funded. But before we started a new program, the King's Crossing Advisory Board voted unanimously to recommend to you the consideration. The allocation of 1 million dollars in funding for wayfinding signage program as written on page 4 Dash 2, one of the 2017 redevelopment update. It states the implementation of a consistent, clean, inaccurate system of wayfinding signs can better define points of interest and other destinations within the cra reinforcing each of the district's unique attributes and assisting both motorists and pedestrians and navigating through the area and a pleasant, easy way. The districts are defined in the 2008 redevelopment plan. And I've included that page in your packet so that you have an idea of what definitions of you to the districts are. And on the back page, you will find the character areas allocated within the boundary. It's approximately 2300 acres. They each have their character area. Using our complete streets designed build consultants. We were able to utilize their subs Lakeside sign company and api Design Architects as a consultant on this initiative. I've included the presentation to the advisory board in your meeting package. It looks like this. They did our downtown RiverWalk signage packed program, which is illustrated in the last few pages of this presentation. If you would like to take a look. Because a con is lead on our complete streets project. They will be coordinating and managing the logistics from design to fabrication and then to installation. If you agree to fund this program, it will leave a balance of 3 million, $821,000 and unallocated plan authorize expenditures available for projects this fiscal year. I'm happy to answer any questions you might have thank you, MR. CHAIRMAN, back to you. >> All right. There is no one in the queue gets emotion on the item move resolution. Casey cre Twenty-twenty 6, 0, I've got a motion in a second. Are we doing this on the ballot hand? Well, it opened about a quarter vote. You have any public comment. No, we don't. Thank you. You MAY vote. >> 13 yeas, 0 nays. >> I actually approved the motion. Alright, is there any new business? No, is there business yes or no from staff? Are there any public comments from the general public? No, they're not. We are going to adjourn this cra for the conceit, crossing meeting. Right now. I call to order meaning to the renew Arlington, cra. We do have a quorum of 13 members. So I call this mean to order at 405, on FEBRUARY 10, 2000, 6. Let's live services you confirm that Corum, don't you? >> MR. PRESIDENT. We have 13 present. >> Thank so so much right now. Look for approval of minutes. AUGUST 12. >> We have a motion and second on the meeting minutes, no public comments require don't favor the meeting. Minutes signify by saying Aye opposed, say nay. The ayes have it. The minutes are approved. >> Moving on to the next item which will ask again for MISS. Karen has relative bless us at the podium. The floor is yours before we thank you, MR. CHAIRMAN, before we get started, I would like to point out to you that there was a >> slight change in the resolution for this item. That was emailed out to last Wednesday and the one that you have in front of you, the change was written as a change in residential units from 90 to 100 units when, in fact, it's 90 units to 110. So the resolution you have in front of you, it just 810, which is accurate. By way of background College Park, only town and country shopping center is located in the cra boundary at the at the intersection of University Boulevard in Arlington Expressway. It is the gateway to the Arlington neighborhood and is also the gateway to downtown from the east. It comprises approximately 19 acres. Over decades of time. Town and country became a dated underutilized in desperate need of redevelopment. We began working with Alex Baucus, Jwb and his team in 2020. They are truly pioneers in Arlington neighborhood. They said that that area, I truly expected that redevelopment would start at the North and on the other side of Jay, you I can see by shopping center where all the development is coming up and out of the ground. They went into the area that is a rough area of the corridor. Their this project just is truly a gift. I have provided you at your place some before. And after pictures. This is really and brag book for Jwb. It's a beautiful property in project. If you haven't. But now there to see it. Please do. It's magnificent. We're very proud what it's turned into. The redevelopment project consist of a mixed use approach. That includes a grocer Winn-Dixie which also stalled for food desert. Retail restaurant, the future open air food court and either a hotel or a residential component to be determined. There were many unanticipated, an unforeseen circumstances that impacted project facing such as supply chain shortages and very problematic fdot, extremely delayed reviews for permitting on the frontage of Arlington Expressway and University Boulevard. What you are considering today is the 4th Amendment to that hid infrastructure. Grant Ada. We are not requesting any adjustments to the funding we are. We are requesting some what flexibility and the timing of their job creation and the timing of their deliverables. If you will turn in your materials to the page behind. Number 16, the pike that page numbers on the bottom of packets. This page is behind at the very end of your packet. It's kind of it. Term sheet to cheat that I am going to go through very quickly. And just give you an idea of that. It's here. Current section that we're going to be changing 1.1 that you d a this is truly a scrivener's error and actually said air and the amendment and it should have referenced exhibit a. 3.1 performance schedule of amendment 3. We are asking a change from commencement of no later than AUGUST. 23rd 2026 AUGUST 23rd 2029. This is for the hotel or the rest in residential component. We also are requesting a change of maximum from 90 residential units to a maximum of 110 residential units. 4.2, the last pay interest payment fiscal year change from 2025. 26 to. We don't like to add 2, 2026. 2027. 5.1 amendment 2 job creation. We would like to request that. We extend that date from DECEMBER 31st. 2024 to DECEMBER 31st. 2026. 5.1 bet a job creation had language extending reporting requirements for new job to retention. This extends the reporting requirement for Jwb. 9.2 of the eta specific defaults change bill change the to DECEMBER 31st. 2026 to match the job creation requirement. And then 9.2 speaks to their specific default. If none of these states are met, they will have to repay what has been paid out to them, which is approximately, which is exactly 1.2 million dollars. Those are the changes we are requesting. Jwb has been an excellent partner and Arlington. We think changes are reasonable and necessary to get them to the finish line for completion. This property project and hope you will consider them. I'm available to answer any questions. You might have an Alex Baucus with Jwb is here. If you have any questions for him. Thank you, MR. CHAIRMAN. Seeing the q is lit notes. Kings on cue I have a question mark. More of a statement done. Doesn't you really enlighten me into situation that was kind of difficult for jwb in this with proving that job creation? There's a a graph or chart that says every job has to have to have their name. They're still scared number. All this. So they they built a Winn-Dixie there. And you can just go and see theirs redshirt in the parking lot. Those jobs. But Winn-Dixie is refusing like most employers would to give up there. Employees, Social Security numbers and on information for them to qualify for getting credit for green those jobs. How do we fix that worsens? Lose that MR. And office here that might be part of economic development. You know the code and what we have to do. Prove job creation. But just thinking outside the box with a lot of smart people in the room, I'm wondering if you have any suggestions or Mr and off on how we account for this in the future. So it's not so difficult. >> What you are referring to, what is that the chairs referring to is exhibit e which is in your package is on page. 42 go to the bottom numbers. 42 is exhibit e and this is required in all of our eta's. It's a job report. >> And if you go to the back of page, 43, you'll see the detail that the CHAIRMAN Is referring to. >> This is standard reporting requirements that we have on all of our projects. We have to be able to go in and verify that these are legal jobs. It's part of our core competency. It's required. And the grit and r p I p any waiver that would be an amendment to the p I p our finance and compliance staff have said far as Social Security number goes, we can at least take the last 4 digits. But we do have to be able to go in and verify that 20 jobs were created. The situation with Winn-Dixie is they will not give us the information we need to verify that will that will satisfy or financing compliance office. We know that created probably 70, 80 jobs. If you've been in there and shop there you see there's Falstaff. There's also Max's restaurant that has 36 people on staff. There's a nail salon. There's an ice cream parlor. There's a bait shop. There are shops there. We know jobs have been created. We as staff have not been able to verify them in accordance with our guidelines. So with been working with Alex for the next tenants coming in has confirmed that he is going to put this exhibit e and their lease so that MAY know coming and they will have to complete it and we won't have. We will need to come out and verify them. So I think moving forward, we have a solution, which is why we're asking you to extend their date another year. >> Makes sense. MISTER Randolph, a stand-up not to take everyone's time upon this. Maybe it's better Center committee are some private meetings. But is this a common issue? You have an economic development deals or is there another solutions that you use to help employers and help developers prove that they're creating jobs. >> So at Randolph led to the chair. Yeah. So collectively across the board, our economic development agreements, it is a requirement that they supplied the Social Security number lot of times we'll get them redact. Most of that. But it's more from perspective, the kind of truly say that it's not Marius easier, Mikey, that your listing out. But really needs to be a defining element of that job. Just evidence of that job and that individual working for that company. So security number again, even if part of its redacted normally is the element of which are especially our council auditors asked to to show proof of. So it's we did get pushed back periodically on that from employers. You know, each year when they have to turn in there, annual reports. But but truly there that there's not probably there's fewer of few other ways to really actually you know, identify that specific individuals working and those particular locations in Duval County. Appreciate your article landing on then. I'm sure we could. We could follow up ways that >> Maybe creative that still, you know, protect taxpayer incentives and the dollars spent creating jobs so we can verify them. Someone asked me for all my so scary numbers. My in place, Tom rocks. All right. MISTER Salem, are On the q? You're recognized? Thank Chair. I threw the chair of mission is wrong. >> And maybe mistress of pockets. First of all, very grateful our 2 resident for what you've done at that shopping center, if you have not seen it, it's unbelievable. How is transformed the interim starling to. But I'm a little confused. Is it 110 residential units or a hotel one or the other in. Does he have the choice which one it's built there? Can you explain >> chair, it is an either or scenario. They aree. They either have to the they can either create an apartment or housing some kind of residential component or a hotel either or and it is at their discretion. >> And that is on the sight there close to the expressway. Correct through the chair. Yes, That's correct. >> Okay. >> All right. Thank you, MR. Stale. I think we'll entertain a motion move resolution r. >> If a 2026 year >> We've got a motion and a second on that before I call for a vote. Is there any public comment? There's no public comment. So we're gonna open the ballot and record your vote is Thank you. >> 15 yeas, 0 nays. >> actually, the motion is approved and is now the relish there. Any other new business? No new business. So business of business and your packages, you have your quarterly mandatory compliance grant program report for this quarter. >> It's required early, I usually them out of this meeting and it was sent out your e-mail last Wednesday. All right. That's just informant of any action on that. It's case q. >> And we do have public conduct salmon. You'll be recognized. Yes, stocks down. Thank you, chair. I just wanted to if you have not driven down University Boulevard north recently, you're really beginning to see the fruits of our >> investments to the businesses there. There's all sorts of. >> Just in the last 2 or 3 months, things popping up, signs coming down and it appears like this is the beginning of that transformation that we have talked about for this cra for years. >> terribly excited. And looking forward to that continuing the one comment I would make is, you know, we've got that complete streets project that that we want University Boulevard north and I assume the sidewalks I see coming in are consistent with that. And we won't be ripping up things down the road when that complete streets comes Is that correct? >> Through the chair? Yes. Service and further. We are designing the conceptual plans with that in mind with also around to where maybe conduit line will go for that undergrounding. So as conceptual plans for University Boulevard com online, we're sending them to the consultant. >> And I can assure you, Councilmember Morrow now will will be pounding the pavement for undergrounding of those utilities. Yes, sir. Thank you. Chair. All right. Thank you, Thank you. Have one public comment card. Forgive me on reading your hand running. Think it says Jorgen Allo from 2 to 14 Boulevard. All right. Well, he was here to talk about renew Arlington. No other speakers in the