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Te Texas A&M Uni niversi sity y San An Antonio Senior Housing or Alternative P3 Project Texas A&M San Antonio 10 Year Anniversary this year 2019 Among fastest growing universities in Texas From 2015-2018,


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Senior Housing or Alternative P3 Project

Te Texas A&M Uni niversi sity y – San An Antonio

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Texas A&M – San Antonio

  • 10 Year Anniversary this year – 2019
  • Among fastest growing universities in Texas
  • From 2015-2018, enrollment has grown by

45.5%

  • Fall 2018: 6,640
  • Projected by Fall 2022: 10,000+
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Key needs

  • Grow Academic Programs
  • Enhance on-campus Student Engagement & Student Life
  • Launch a catalyst for research
  • Strengthen A&M System in San Antonio
  • Create Community Centers
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Federal Opportunity Zone Legislation

  • Create P3 projects, that:
  • Support the University’s strategic plan
  • Attract institutional investment Funds
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Opportunity Zones

Texas A&M-SA (700 acres)

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Opportunity Zones

  • 2017 U.S. Tax Reform
  • Opportunity Zone designations
  • Incentive for taxpayer investment-some with tax free income
  • Qualified Opportunity Fund (QOF)
  • Capital Gains recognized on or before Dec 31, 2019
  • Deferred through Dec 31, 2026, tax liability reduced by 15%
  • Capital Gains recognized on or before Dec 31, 2021
  • Deferred through Dec 31, 2026, tax liability reduced by 10%
  • If Capital Gains held in fund for more that 10 years, no taxes on new capital

gains

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Why QOFs are important

  • Incentives for real-estate development
  • Verano property north of the campus is still undeveloped
  • The campus has been described as “in a desert”
  • Few services available locally
  • Catalyst for private investment in the campus, but limited shelf life
  • Impetus for development of housing, dining, recreation, athletic, and

service needs at an accelerated pace

  • Research infrastructure enabler
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The A&M–SA Campus Original Footprint

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Original Campus with Verano Development

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A&M-SA Campus Today

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The A&M–SA Campus Master Design

Jaguar Parkway

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P3 Projects

  • Senior Housing or Alternative
  • Goal is to build community in an area that has very little
  • City research shows large senior population that would live in senior-focused housing on

Southside if safe, secure, and affordable

  • We are interested in active living seniors
  • Should include academic space for interaction with University academic community
  • A&M-SA has researchers focused on elderly active living

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TAMUSA CAMPUS PLAN

Jaguar Prkwy

Academic / Admin Building, Phase 1 (Under construction)

CAMPUS: 2019

Esperanza Hall

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TAMUSA CAMPUS PLAN

Domestic Water

SENIOR HOUSING INFRASTRUCTURE REQUIREMENTS

10.0 Acres 13.0 Acres 39.0 Acres

Gas Line

  • 1. Extend Jaguar Parkway East to railroad

tracks (above in pale blue)

  • 2. Build new road to East, South and West
  • f development (above in purple)
  • 3. Extend domestic water, sanitary sewer,

natural gas and electric to site (to be verified by developer)

Jaguar Parkway

Sanitary Sewer Electrical Natural Gas