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Commission directs default notice if One Stop FTL fails to produce written funding commitment; residents press for park protection
Summary
After a lengthy public exchange May 6, the commission told staff to notify One Stop FTL that the company may be in default of its comprehensive agreement unless it produces a written, verifiable financing commitment within the contract cure period.
One Stop FTL LLC representatives and community speakers addressed the commission May 6 about the proposed “One Stop” redevelopment of the former city site in Flagler Village. The discussion included project scope, recent permitting and community concerns and ended with commission direction to the city attorney to notify the developer of an alleged default if the developer does not deliver required financial evidence.
Assistant City Manager Anthony Fajardo summarized the comprehensive agreement’s key terms: the site is 3.34 acres owned by the city; the comprehensive agreement (effective Nov. 1, 2022) contemplated private financing of an estimated $100 million project consisting of a cultural center…
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