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HomeMy WebLinkAbout94-01618 . Ji J ~' i1 , cl ~ J" . "'1 , u t"tl , , ..J -, J APPRAISAL REPORT or ..., I -I B\lB Cln CWB IIBPr , 8DIBCA II;&;~ SBIPPIHBBURO PA 17257 ., J J PREPARED FOR: 'l , ~ ICR CALVIN IIU'l'CIIlSOK B\lB Cln CWB '"' ~, ", AS OF: -' lWOUBr 20, 1993 ~ PREPARED BY: AUSHERMAN BROTHERS '-" TIN L. AUSIIBIUIIIK ,'t' ; PETITIONER'S J EXHIBIT : 7 . '- ) ISI,q/cL/ M.J'-.. ~ 1'_112 , ~ J JIB REALTOR I) ..".,...... of ,,_Iin CoUl'IIy. PfIMI'tt_lftilllra I'. 71usherman :J3ros. REAL ESTATE INC. 229 N. 2nd Street. Chambersburg, PA 17201 717-264-6715 . FAXIt 717-264-4973 ..., , , -, August 20, 1993 ..... ., ..lJ Mr. Calvin Hutchison Hub city Club J: :L 'r1 I i. ~ RE: Hub City Club Neff & Seneca Street Shippensburg, PA 17257 fl iU Dear Mr. Hutchison: D o Pursuant to your request, I have inspected, analyzed and appraised the subject property located at Neff and Seneca street, Shippensburg. The purpose of the appraisal is to estimate the market value of the property. After careful consideration of all shown in the accompanying report, market value is THIRTY THOUSAND FOUR DOLLARS. data assembled and as I have concluded the HUNDRED FIFTY ($30,450) "1 J .., i ...J I certify that I have no interest, past, present or prospective in this property which would tend to influence my unbiased opinion of value. If you should have any questions in relation to this appraisal, I will be glad to discuss them with you at any time. /J;~ ({,C. L. Ausherman PA Certified General Real Estate Appraiser Certification Number GA-000149-L '~.., i , ...J l J ""1 ~ - ced " - ...J . ...J Homll Firm. ""plIIN" Inveatm.nt. COonMUng J "j UJ :i1 JJ PURPOSE O~ THE APPRAISAL The purpose of the appraisal is to estimate the market value of Neff and Seneca Street, Shippensburg for the Hub city '7 W Club. Reference should be made to the attached deeds and J ill m -' addendums of this report. Market value - the most probable price in terms of money which a property should bring in competitive and open market under all conditions requisite to a fair sale, the buyer and seller, each acting prudently, knowledgeably and assuming the price is not affected by undue stimulus. Implicit in this definition is the consummation of a sales as of a specified date and the passing of title from seller to buyer under conditions whereby: 1. buyer and seller are typically motivated. 2. both parties are well informed or well advised, and each acting in what they consider their own best interest. 3. a reasonable time is allowed for exposure in the open market. 4. payment is made in cash or its equivalent. 5. financing, if any, is on terms generally available in the community at the specified date and typical for the property type in its locale. 6. the price represents a normal consideration for the property sold unaffected by special financing amounts and/or terms, services, fees, costs, or credits incurred in the transaction. .., i .i..I J J J n u J J -, 'I ....J IDENTIFICATION OF THE PROPERTY The subject property is identified as Seneca and Neff Avenue, Shippensburg, more fully described in Cumberland County Deed Book Volume 12Z Page 377. .J , ...; i .J ....J o J o HI:STORI:CAL DATA The subject property was purchased by the Borough of The purchase price was Shippensburg on March 12, 1945. 1 I ..... $4,200 and is more fully described in the attached legal description. NBI:GHBORHOOD DATA The subject property is located in downtown Shippensburg. The area is a mix of multi-family buildings, commercial establishments and single family homes. The topography of the neighborhood is generally level. DBSCRI:PTI:ON OF THB SI:TB The subject property consists of a rectangular size plot being 96.5' x 138' located at the corner of Neff and Seneca Street. . The subject property is a level parking lot and is located in flood zone A as per Community Panel 420368001A, Dated March 15, 1979. The appraiser researched all sales within the Shippensburg area and found no sales to be comparable to the subject property. The appraiser then researched the market for rentals of parking spaces and was unable to locate any parking spaces to be rented in the ] i] ...., , ' '-' ["1, J ...., J ] l J l " I .J ~ , -' downtown area. However, the appraiser by researching "1 Chambers burg market indicating $15 as a parking space rental in the downtown area of Chambersburg and Kenneth Hale, previously, had parking spaces rented for $10.00. The appraiser arrived at a $12.00 per space rental for the subject property or which would indicate a potential gross income of $6,480 per year minus the 20% vacancy factor or ~ Page - 2 - g I ~ I :':l U J J :g.- :~~. ".' J J ] 1 ~ ~ ;~ ,-., ., $5,184 in gross income less expenses. projecting out a net income of $3,907 per year. The $3,907 was then capitalized to include an 8% return on investors equity as well as a rate to amoritize a mortgage. An indicated value is THIRTY- EIGHT THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-THREE ($38,163) DOLLARS. The parking lot is in need of paving. An estimate provided by Calvin Hutchison of HUB city Club from Glen Snoke Paving of $7,700 or indicates a market value of THIRTY THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY ($30,450) DOLLARS. ~ "';1 .:;.J ] J ] ] ;:J ~ Page - 3 ~""~~'~'" "L'."",,"~" ..., I iU 1"1 ....i "'"' ~.J HIGHEST AND BEST USE Highest and best use is that reasonable and probable use that will support the highest present value, as defined, as reasonable probable, a legal use of the land, physically possible and economically feasible. The analyses addresses the land, 1), as if vacant and available for development and 2), as presently improved. Implied in this definition is that the determination of highest and best use takes into account the contribution of a specific use to the community and community development goals as well as the benefits of that use to individual property owners. Hence, in certain situations, the highest and best use of land may be for parks, greenbelts, preservation, conservation, wildlife habitants and the like. The four primary areas of evaluation used to estimate the highest and best use for a property, as though unimproved and ready for development are as follows: A. All possible uses which are physically possible for the site in question. B. Its permissible (legal) use or those uses which are permitted by zoning and deed restrictions of the site in questions. C. Its feasible use of those possible and permissible uses which will produce the highest net return to the owner of the site under current or projected market conditions. D. That use among the alternative possible, permissible and feasible uses that will produce the highest net returns or present worth to the owner. After reviewina the nronertv and considerina the fact that it is located within the flood nlain I have determined the hiahest and best use would be for a narkina lot. .,., ! .... "1 ; i I..J o ..., t i U n LJ ] ] ] ] ~ I I .... ...., , ....J ., , I ....J ~ " : ~ -, ~ I ..., page - 4 n U IHCOKZ APPROACH The projected rental income shown in the Income Approach is based on rentals in the area. An Operating Income statement is provided and estimated for the property. The net income is capitalized based upon the mortgage amortization and equity return to the investor. o o o l ..J J ] ] ] ] ] J .-, J .., I ... , J .'~ i - '-, Page - 5 . ... 11 U 45 Parking Stalls @ $12 = $ 540 monthly $540 x 12 $6,480 annual $1.296 vacancy (20%) $5,184 Gross Income J o J INCOMB AND BXPBNSBS ] ~ Less Expenses: T] ~- , ..., Taxes Management Snow Removal Liability Insurance Total Expenses $ 258 $ 519 $ 350 S 150 $1,277 11 tJ $5,184 $1.277 $3,907 Net operating Income o o 'l j l ..J ] ] ] .~ I ..J 1 tJ ..., I , .... ., Page - 6 "-' J 11 Jj 11 .lj INCOME APPROACH The Income Approach considers the estimated income of the property making due allowance for expenses incurred in the operation and capitalizing the net income which would represent an attractive yield to an investor. A review has been made of the current interest rates in the market presently being charged by banks. From interviews from Valley Bank and Trust Company, unitas National Bank, and Farmers and Merchants Bank, I have determined that the current interest rates would be 8% to 11% for properties with fee simple interest. Taking a "long look" at the market, I have set forth a possibility of 8.5% as a mortgage interest rate at 80 percent of the value for a term of 20 years. I considered that an investor contributing the balance of 20 percent would be attracted to an investment with a return of 8 percent resulting in an overall rate of .102374 as follows: " ';i .J -, 'i .u u n , LJ f' ,I u J J I ] PORTION RATE WEIGHTED (CONSTANT) RATE Mortage .80 X .107967 = .086374 Equity .20 X .08000 = .016000 OVERALL RATE: .102374 ] ] Net Income of $3907 Capitalized at .102374 = $38,163 '1 J $38,163 Indicated Value S 7.700 Less paving Cost $30,463 Rounded to $30,450 '-' i .J ,., I ..J ., , i \",j '1 ! ~ Page - 7 ~ [,:__ '_6., ;1ll\"''''~'' J u '" J J IN WllIltll "ttRtor, I ~~f.!.IlT.O acT lit HIIlO IIlO omCIA~ llE.... (~J.~.:!:~ EltCR C. ZUlli I . ., ~tTlct or THE Pl:ACt .:., lit CClIoNIUllIN EXPIRU raReY _DAY IN J "'. ~..;' . ) J I HtRUY ctRTIN THAT Tilt PREOlet RUllI[IIct or Tilt GRANTEE" 40 tlllTH EAJI~ eYRIET, IHIPPl:NII- BURG, ptNHA. HILTlIN A. RUUtl~ ATTORtlEY rDR QRANTEE ...................................--.-..--..................-.--.----.---...........-.......-.. ."..., .. I I'" ..." . . . Ill:EO t ,rJl5dl=i THIt Ill:EO, MAIll: Tlf: lZTH DAY Dr _CN IN Tilt ~ mANA E. HDU.M 011 ET Ul t /,,1. ~.9f' YEAH Dr CUll ~ORD CINE THOUIAND HINt _mEO AND TOI t \IlDlIbllRY I rORTY-rlVE. IlET'lEtN rRANA t. HDI.~AR oII'ANO BOROUGH or aHIPFl:NIBURO ) .i;;:: ~NI, Hla WIFE, Dr Tilt BDROUOH or IHIPPl:Na8uRO, CUleER~IIlO CClNI, ~.200.00. t CWNTY Fl:NNIYLYANIA, GRANTORI AND PARTIU Dr THE rlOST PAAT,' AND I ~OC. IHIPFtNIBURO, Fl:NNA. t BDROUOH .DrIHIPPl:HIBURD, A WNICIPAI. CDRPOIIRTllIN Dr Tilt COlMI!l- OATO, _CH 12, 19.' , WLA~TH Dr Fl:HNSY~YANIA, CUlAltRl/110 CD\JlTY ArDRUAIO, QRANTEE AND tNTO, .AAlt 6, 19~' I PARTY or T.HE &EClINO PMT, WI~IIUH, THAT IN COlall!tRATllIN or rOUR THOUaAHO TWO _DREO (~,200.00) OOI.lAAa IN HAND PAID, THE REctlPT lIHtRtor " IltREDY ACKHOIU:IlGI:OI Tilt aAlo GRANTORa 00 IltRfBY GRANT AND ClINl'lY TO Tilt lAID " . GRANTEE. ITB NtRII AND ~lalGNI A~~ TIlE rDl.~OIINO 1ll:1CR11lt0 REA~ EeYATE alTUATEO IN THi: BOROUDH or aHIPFtNaBURD, CMTT or C_RUNO lUTE or PENNSY~YANIA, BOliiIll:O AND ~IMITEO Aa rol~DWS,. OEOI""IHO AT AN IRlIN PIN lIN THE ~IHE or Tit: LANDI '" !lltlLlE A. RarER aOUTH a1Xly.rllUR 1ll:000U' AND THIRTEtN MINUTEI 'lteY (~ O. 1" w) CNt ,IIJIIDREO Hili THIRTY EIONT FEU rOUR INCNta (UI' ~.l TO AN liillN PIN lIN THE EAeY allll: or AN AJ.LtYI THENct BY EAaT allll: or aAIO Au.tY NORTH T'lEHTY rOUR DEORI:U AND THIRTY MIHUTU 'lEST ( N 24 0 '0' ') NINETY all FEU'all INCHEa (96' 6") TO HI IRON PIH AT THE aouTNtAST ClIRHtR or AN INTEAIECTION or aAID AlU:Y WITH ANOTIIEtI Al.lLYI THENct BY LAeY HAMED A~I.EY NllRTH alXlY rOUR DEGREU THIRTEEN MINUTEa EAaT (H 6. 0 1" E) CNE _DREO THIRTY E 10NT rOUR INCHU TO AN IRCN PIN Tit: ClIRNl:R or A TRACT H" DAY COlVEYEO BY GRANTDR TO THi: IIIB CITY ClUBI THtNct ay lAID TRACT 1000H TWEHTY rOUR otGRtEa THIRTY UINUTta tAIT (I 24 0 '0') HUIETY all FEET all INCNtI (96' 6') TO THE IRCN PIH. THE PLACE Dr OEOINHIHO. IT KIND PART or Tit: IAlI: PREMI6E6 WIlICH O. N,. P01IE~~, EXECUTOR or litE lA6T WI~~ AND TUTNof:NT or CLARA C. 6TIMlIUGH, DEctAKO, BY HII DEED OATEO Tit: 16TH DAY or lURCH 19", AND RECORIll:O IN 11 H 97 CCNI'lYEO TO mANA E. H01.l.AA, 6T.1 AND Tit: lAID mANK E. HDU.M, IT" HAYIHG DIED MAY 22 19~0 BY Hit LAIT WIL~ AND TE6TAIOT RECORDED IH Tit: orrlCE or THE REG liTER or WIL~a IN AND rOR CIJoIlERLANO COUNTY, AT CAR~161.E, PA., DEYIIED HII ENTIRE UTATE TO HI6 WIFE,"RACNtL B. HDl.LAR AHD' HIB BOIl, mANA E. HDl.~AR, 011.1 AND Tit: lAID RACHE~ B. HOLLAA KING nua KlltD or III UNDIYlDED ClNE-NAJ.r INTERUT THEREIN, DIED I~TUTATE ~~Y 24, nu, I.EAYIND TO SURVII'l AI 6Dl.E NtIR-AT-LAW rRANA E. HDl.LAR 011., Tlf: WITHIH CRANTOIl, WHO TIIII KCAME l'laTEO Dr III ENTIRE. INTERnT IN THE PREIlISEI. J ] ] J J J l ... l oW "', , . , ..J . . ~ 1 J AND Tilt 6AID GRANTonl WILl WARRA~T BENERAL~Y TNt PROPERTY NtREIY CClNVEYED. IN WITNEII WHtREOr, TNt GRANTORI HAVE NtREUNTO SET TNtIR HANOI AND KALa TItE DAY AND YEAR raRaT ABOVE 1IAITTEN. GlalEO &EAI.ED AND Ill:LIYEREO . III Tit: PRESl:Nct or OCNAJ.D II.PINE ~ALD U.PINt FAillA E. "QL~AR .JA JANET N. HOLLAR (GEAl.) (etA~) - CDt.UlH'lEAl.TH or Fl:NtISYLYNOIA COUNT., Of' CUIr<<RLMO ) ) II" . .,. THlft. THE 12TH DAY or IIARCl1, Ii.o. 19.', BErooE I.C PERKtllfALl.Y APPtAAED rRAIIA E. HDl.lAR J".. AND JN4tT W. HOLLAR. HII Wlf't, KHO," TO Ir.lE ( on ."T"FACTORILY PAO~) TO BE Tt€ PERICH tlttOIl(: jUt'ESaunSCftlBED Ta Tit: WITHIN 1'"TRUIoCHT. AND ACKHDWl.EOIl(O THAT Tlt:y EXECUTED TItE aNof: rOR TNt . PURPOSE a Tlt:REIN COIlTAINED. d D l j EDUCATIONAL COURSES CONTINUED -Guaranteed Sales Plan, Orlando, FL April 1977 -Personal Estate planning, Louisville, KY March 1981 -commercial Appraisal course, Lincoln Graduate Center, Washington, DC, November 1988 -Advanced Real Estate Appraisals, Real Estate Institute, New Cumberland, PA, December 1988 -Applied Residential Property Valuation, Course 102, Society of Real Estate Appraisers, Spartansburg,SC March 6-13, 1989 -Marshall swift Calculation Seminar for commercial Properties, Philadelphia, PA April 17, 1989 -Market Extraction Seminar, Society Real Estate Appraisers, Harrisburg, PA May 18, 1990 -Small Residential Income Property Report Seminar, Fannie Mae 1025 by Henry Harrison, Rockville, MD June 26, 1990 -Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice, National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers, cumberland, MD September 17 & 18, 1990 -Appraisal of Residential Property, Institute of Real Estate Studies, New Cumberland, PA February 1991 -Condemnation Appraising, National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers, April 24-25, 1992 -PHH Homequity Seminar, Atlantic city, NJ June 1992 -Courses offered by Realtors National Marketing Institute -Various one day seminars through Housing Urban Development (HUD) -3.1 Principles of Farm, Ranch & Rural Appraisal course, Millville, NJ October 28-31, 1992 -3.2 Advanced Farm, Ranch & Rural Appraising, Millville, NJ February 10-13, 1993 u ] J J J J ] 1 ... .., 'I ~ ~ PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS -Member of Realtors Marketing Institute -Member of National and State Association of Realtors -Member of Franklin County Board of Realtors -Pennsylvania Broker, License No. RM-026544-B -Pennsylvania General Appraiser Certification No.GA-000149-L -Past President of Franklin county Board of Realtors -Senior Member of National Association Review Appraisers -Past President of Greater Chambersburg Area Multi-List Association -Member of Pennsylvania council of Real Estate Appraisers -Member of National Association of Realtors, Real Estate Appraisal Section ~ j .oJ ,1 ~ ., , , ... l [H REALTOR III .... ..J J m ~ m J D o o o l ... I ... .'1 i .,j .~~ .... - IetwInt All 0' ',al'l'llft eo""l)'. "'''"....'.m. line. IU' :7Iuslzerman :JJros. REAL ESTATE INC. 229 N. 2nd Street. Chambersburg, PA 17201 717-264-6715 . FAX# 717-264-4973 QUALIFICATIONS OF TIM L. AUSHERMAN since 1970, Tim L. Ausherman has been engaged in general real estate practice. He is experienced in the sale, managementl and appraisal of real estate. He obtained his Pennsylvan a state General Real Estate Appraiser Certification in 1991. The following represents a partial list of appraisal clients serviced by Mr. Ausherman: -Lomas and Nettleton Mtg Co -1st Natl Bank of Greencastle -Unitas National Bank -1st Federal Savings & Loan -Letterkenny Federal Credit Union -Bell Telephone of PA -Agway Petroleum Corp. -Associate Relocation -United Telephone Credit Union -Commercial Credit Savings & Loan -Farmers Home Administration (FmHA) -Commercial Credit Savings & Loan -Defense Activities Federal Credit Union -FHA Certified Fee Appraiser (Certification -Commonwealth.Mtg Co -Dauphin Deposit Bank -Orrstown Bank. -Mellon Bank -PHB Ilomequit:( -Lenders Serv1ce,Inc. -Security Pacific -Record Data, Inc. -US Mortgage Co.. -Attorneys . -Various Individuals No. 2210) Hom.. Film. Appro'"'' Invlllm.nll Counllling t...~. ~ ~iA.,..Dt""" ....&laillIMJarUr~.....il Jf~.'---~I>b~tIiI;\U~tIiiIll"~""-"""-~'<tll!.l:\ol.\4U'.l.~,.. EARNED DESIGNATIONS G.R.I. - Graduate of Pennsylvania Realtors Institute, 1972 C.R.S. Certified Residential Specialist, 1979 C.R.E.A. - Certified Real Estate Appraiser, 1989 EDUCATIONAL COURSES -Residential Real Estate Appraisal #1, Pennsylvania State University -Real Estate Right-of-Way course, Pennsylvania State University -Introduction to Appraisal of Real Estate, Society of Real Estate Appraisers at Purdue University, LaFayette, IN February 3-14, 1975 -Introduction to Commercial and Investment Real Estate, Memphis, TN -Art of Real Estate Counseling, Orlando, FL, November 1975 EDUCATIONAL COURSES CONTINUED -Guaranteed Sales Plan, Orlando, FL April 1977 -Personal Estate Planning, Louisville, KY March 1981 JI> -' .- ~ " IN THE COUIt'f of COMMON PLEAS FOR THE 9th JUDICIAL DISTRICT CUMBERLAND COUNTY BRANCH - PENNSYLVANIA In Re: REAL ESTATE SITUATE at Seneca Street and Neff Avenue BOROUGH of SHIPPENSBURG Cumberland County, Pennsylvania CIVIL ACTION. LAW No. 'l4 -1",9 c;.;..R.::r~ ** ORDER ** AND NOW, this g,ll!. day of '-rY\,o......~"" . 1994, having considered the within Petition for leave to Exchange Real Estate. it is hereby ordered that a hearing be held at ~ am/!If'I on j,~_ the \C\ U. day of ~, \(1 L\ . 1994. for the purpose of hearing testirhbny on said Petition. d Notice of said hearing shall be published ono time in a newspaper of general circulation. not less than seven (7) days or more than thirty (30) day prior to the date set for the hearing, J. :d'.>_. -, ~-,'. ''',^,. . -' . ,il . , : ~ , ., ~~i 'S~ '1 , , . r .,.. ~ ~_.- IN THE COURT of COMMON PLEAS FOR THE 9th JUDICIAL DISTRICT CUMBERLAND COUNTY BRANCH - PENNSYLVANIA In Re: REAL ESTATE SITUATE at Seneee Street and Naff Avanua BOROUGH of SHIPPENSBURG Cumbarland County, Pennsylvania CIVIL ACTION. LAW No. q4 - 't., 1'6' C~ /q r,4- PETITION for LEAVE to EXCHANGE REAL PROPERTY NOW COMES, tha BOROUGH of SHIPPENSBURG, by and through its Council Prasidant, BRUCE W. HOCKERSMITH and files the within Patition, and sets forth as follows: 1. The BOROUGH of SHIPPENSBURG, Cumberland and Franklin Counties, Pennsylvania is a Pennsylvania Borough having been chartered pursuant to the Act of 1 B34, April 1, P,L. 163. 2. The Borough Council is the elected body for the government of the BOROUGH of SHIPPENSBURG. ' 3. The BOROUGH of SHIPPENSBURG acquired certain properties within its limits, among which is a vacant tract of land situate at the southeast corner of Seneca Street and Neff Avenue. A copy of the Oeed to said premises is attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and incorporated herein by reference. 4. Said lot is 138'4" by 96'6", pursuant to the survey of John R, Kissinger, R.S. A copy of said survey is attached hereto as Exhibit "B" and incorporated herein by reference, 5. The HUB CITY CLUB is the owner of real estate adjoining said lands of the BOROUGH, said lands being as shown on Exhibit "B". A copy of the Oeed to said lands is attached hereto as Exhibit "C" and incorporated herein by reference. 6. The BOROUGH desires to exchange the real estate it owns at Seneca Street and Nehf Avenue, for lands of the HUB CITY CLUB. . , . tt- I 7. The eppraised value of the lands of the BOROUGH is $38,163.00 and the appraised value of the lands of the HUB CITY CLUB is $47,600.00. A copy of the appraisals are attached hereto as Exhibits "0" end "E" and are incorporated herein by reference. 8, Pursuant to the Borough Code, Section 1201, Act of 1966, February 1, P.L. (1965) , No. 581, 53 P.S. ~ 46201, the BOROUGH may acquire, hold and sell property and shall be permitted to exchenge property without necessity of bid, 53 P,S. ~ 46201lb). 9. The BOROUGH intends to acquire said property for the purpose of rehebilatating the units to create low or moderately priced housing for BOROUGH residents. 10, The exchange of this property is in the best interests of ell the citizens of the BOROUGH, WHEREFORE, the BOROUGH of SHIPPENSBURG prays your Honorable Court to grant its Petition to Exchange lands owned by it for those lands owned by the HUB CITY CLUB. \ F;~T~YERS Solicitor, BOROUGH of SHIPPENSBURG 1.0. No, 18064 10000 Molly Pitcher Highway Shippensburg, PA 17257 (717) 532.9046 " . , VERIFICATION I verify thet the statements made in this "PETITION for LEAVE to EXCHANGE REAL PROPERTY" are true and correct. I understand that false statements herein are made subject to the penalties of 1 B Pa. Cons, Stete. ~ 4904, relating to unsworn falsification to authorities. Date: March 29 , 1994 / r BRUCE W. HOCKERSMITH President, Borough Council BOROUGH of SHIPPENSBURG Cumberland end Franklin Counties, Pennsylvania . , . .' . EXHIBIT " A" . FED-i'4-1qQ4 ,-,. 1'7 ~*,{j "'------. ~\ 1 his Ueed, .il II: Made the I-:G.% ....'0' "arah, 11I.........0'....11. , ~.... 0_ ~.. alae bu"""'''' tarty tlTO. ; Between PRAlIK:$. ItOLLAR~8nd JAlftT II, Hcu.AR, h18 "Ue, or tJ Boro"Rh of SIUrp.nabur,.., Cuabrrlnnd Onunty. Ppuneylwanla, Grantor,' ,','I'" and partl~" or tllr tirnt port, A liD BOtlC'lJOIl OF SlllPPf:liBillIRG, '" l:"niclpnl Corporation of \he Cal!lllOn-:o " ."euth ot r-lIne11vanla, County 01" Cu:nberlano. at'oreell1d, ~antee and part,r at the oecond pll1't. ,.' -::!.;~;.~ . . :.;..~': (.;, "'I:~ , ""., "":" ,',:' -,"):~~', :: ~":,.';f fl, '. .'. . (; ~~';. . : ~ ~ . .,' ~ , ., ~ .' WitDenetb. tltat ill _oI......d_ 0' Four TbouGl1n4 T,..o !\&ndred ($t,roo.col P,,"- Ia .... paw. ... .......... .......r I. "ados uc1a_t....., tit. "ufd cna..._e .. .uoJow 8""" ...... coa""8 '0 llae ...w GtooD,.., 1 tB Ba... .... AooIt-" All tb. tOllowlDJlld...ar1bec5 :real e.tate I1tuated In tho BoJ'0118h ot llhlppenBlldrS, CQQDtT at Cullhorland. State at reDlleylnn1a. ""undod and 11lBlted ae tallcnru Beglnn1116 at lU1 Iron pin on the 11M at tbo land. at Ml110 It. Jlo,-er, 119 teet .eaaured wu,t.rDl,. tl'Olll the tbe woet prop- ert;r Uno at JSarl stroot, thence by lIell1e It. Ro,Zor, ..uth ilxt7-tcur dOll1'eGB and: th1 ne.n IlI1nute. west (114" 1:1 ' W) on. hundred BD4 thlrt7 e1abt te.t taDI' lnabee (138' 4") to an Iron pin on tbe B..t Side ot An A 1187: theDOlt by e.,t dde at eald ~e7 north twont7 tour degree. and thlrtT ~inntee weet (ll 24 ;50' wI D1l1ll,.tT dx teet e1% iDCheB (96' II") to an iron pin at the 8Out'iaot c01'%l<lr at an lntereaation at eaid &1107 With anotlleI' .11871 tbenaa b7 l&lt na_ alle,. ~tb .1%t7 tour degre.. th1rt~en minute. BaRt (N 64 .13' B) ODI> hunclrod 1:lIlrtT nlght t<HIt tour incbee to III iron pin the corner at . traot this da,. conTe7ed by ll1'antar to tile Il1b CltT CJ.lib: then cO by add tr.ot 80utb twent,. tour c1esrou thirtT IIIlDUtee eut (S 24 30' E)nlnet7 en teet e1x lnchee (96' 6n) to tbn iron pin the place at beg1nn1DJl. IT IlEING part or tl,~ t.r_.". P"l'I,'lIee ..hlch D, H. Pcwell, Ex.cutor of too Lret W111 ond reet=:lIt of Olaro O. StUllbeugb, deaeRoed, by h18 d'.04 detod the 16th day or 11"1'011, 1935, Mil rBoord,ed in 11 "N" Il? conveyed to 'rank E. H" llEll', Sr.: and th. eGld Frank.E. f/.,ll"r', Sr., having died lIeY Pl', 1940'. b:; hie L"ot "111 and 'restRJlent recorded In tbn offl"" of the IIngletpr or "111e in 1lIlC1 tor Cumberland County, at C,or11el", P,.., devleed h10 enUre 80tato 1;0 hic ..l1'e, Ilpche1 B, ll"llar end his son, Frank E. Hall 81', Jr.; and tl1e ell1d fulchel ~. llo11ar, being tlJUI eeleed n1' ~ un~lvld.d an,,-hRlf lntereet therein, died Intestato July 1'4, 1941 loavlng 1;0 OUl'T'''' De BOlo hell'-at-law Frank I. IIal lar , Jr., tho ..lth1n G,.antar, ..he thuo bec..... Teeted or GI1 entire lntrrcot in the prealssc. . ...........,.... _"_, _ _'1- ..'1"""0__............-.:.... " 02-04-1994 1211: 47P11 P.l2l2 FEIH!4-L994 13'48 !i6l !D'llJ:]j P.1!3 L! \ Aa.cl d....U Grmdor& WUI Wo......... Conerlllly lb. "",",8 b....los coo.,.~ -'- Ja WilDest Whereof, doeGn_" ....,., ........- their..... OM ... 8 doe doS .... ..... Int ........ wriu... -- _...~ ) -p;.-~lg ~~.... ~........~"........:::..::i. ............. ....... ..,...~.,..... :.::::::.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::.........:..~.::::....::........:'...:..::..:.~......:~ ..................._........ ...... .............. ......... 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D. 19 . ....... ... ...........11 01&..... .... ..-aoUs appeared Jo.ewa .. _ (or ....w_orllS p-l to be.... penoa ..b_._ m J~ ... rise _Jd.. 10........... .... o......owl.d..d ~ lie --.I ... __ foe lb. pu..,-. ...rd. ..1lIDisInI. Ja WilD_ Whereof. I 100.....10 ..t _. ....... ...... ollc:lool ..01. .-.-..---------.--.-- .._.._____.__~~_.ao.-- 02-04-1994 01: 47P11 P.03 ,. - , fE!H.lo4-1994 1~'4~ !K(; ID'O.Di P,Il4 , J. " . " t '\,. ...... ..... at Oa ..... tIae \... ."11 of A. D. " . Won .he un.... .Ifpoctl oecer, - rAW I" v"J .."...... u.- .. _ (_ oadaf-U. ,..-0)....... .......... "'01._ ......,.u..I.. ....... '-'-ntto _d ockoo.ac.ls"" ..... .. ..-. ... _ low as.. ,..,.Ulf ....... ~I..... 111 Wi.... Whereof. I .......... - -8 ..... -. e5dal _L --.---- ~ TIUI .. Ok.. " '. 1 HenbU Co... ~u. .... tIae pftdoe -W.... .. .... co....... 1&' · :Boi'ouCI1.ot 8blPPllnabu~&.,R.I1Il8~lnll1a. J;tlML ~J'f4L :- .,' Att.om., tor Grant.... -., . ._.____.r__--.---- -- -..... - -'.. ---;- "" 0 "1"'" .' 5: ~: . ,.. . ~ f ~ "i s: . ~. . '\:J .; Pl: :;~ I . -- ~..- I .: all .n, :.." If ......,..\ I!.il :<1; ~! ! 'l: ~ -l~ :. . -- .' --)-.:.. :J , ...... ",... ~ m ~ ~1 ,~r ~: . : ~ b iI . ~ I 0 ' 1\';1 I -c.~ t/lj :.. ~ f~' CWo ~ + ~ ~: !ao: ; \,,.,........ .." ~ I u: ;1;: [-< , ~ ;>I; 0: \,. I -'"'."... i ! . '. :~"II: . ~\ =i: ;1;. '.. ...... I ...' ". ~ ..: ~i .. ~Q ~j d: ~ " I~ In! ..... . ;.. .,. "i ! \' ! ! i -'~..'- , e. -_._-'" ,~. 0'. .. . .~..,~ .;.b, I C-'I .".hJWt,l~...e-...~ N. ~... _ dIU " d. ..... of a~ A. D. 19.J14" .. doe.' .... 0". or..w eo..... 10 Doed ~_. ~ Volo_ /.2- Par &71: cr ClGea-ur.."'-- ~~.7L~::-t::~i..::--.- \~ ..r..~... 02-04-1994 01: 4EPM TOTR P.O<i P.B4 . ' I' . . EXHIBIT II B II " ;,....,-- .~..-.. . I . t . \ EXHIBIT II C II )1 ' . Ii " Ii ,. L 1 j l '} . i I ! l.~ I 1 i I ! ] I ! " ',. j I ; o. i. I i '- .... j. . I I .i ; I , , ....-..... ,..... ~'iJL~, Dr-t. ~............ If'" , 1ltb t~ ~e.tb, UA.D8 fB8 3/.}.1 01 O1lr lArd OM IMv.lClIwl "'114 Aun4rtd ./ ...I.Y' (1970) I. 1M V'" . d4Vo' and'seventy SSfIY8EN J. HONROE WYRICX and IlARY E. WYRICX. 'his wlEe, of tha Tawn.hlp of Sauthamptan, County af Frlnklln and Commonwe~lth of Pcnnsylv~nla. parcies of tho first part.s o. ....1 Gf'Gntor Sf .nd .' IWB CITY CLUB, a corpoTation duly organized and existing . under the Laws of the Commonwealth ot Pennsylvania, with It. prlncipal.oEEice and place of bu.lna.s In the Dorou,h. oC ShlrrcnsburJ. Cumberland County, pennsylvania, party of tho second part as . . Crunk. : ,. 1YJTNESSETIl,IAlstincoruiJefaHono/ Twenty-five Thousand ('ZS,ooo.OO), ........... __....................-..-....................-.........------.....--...___ o~,~ in /&and paUl. tAt tccdpt trJA'r1of if A'rlbV tu:'-nowlcJgc4, IA. ,0Ctl 17t'Clnlor 5 d4 A.,.W 171'GA1 and convC"V 10 IA. 'lied gran'" , ALL tha t cortaln roessua'go or tenesncnt situato in the Borough of Shippensburl. County of Cumberland aad Stato of ponnsy~v3nia, and bounded and limited as follows: On tho East by South Earl Street; on tho South by lot formerly of John L.. Barner, now Hrs.. Roy Bigler; on tho West by an alloy known as Seneca Street. and on 'the North by lot formerly of Hrs. C. C. Stumbaugh. 'now of the Grantee herein, containing Thirty~ono (31) feet alght (8) Inches in front on Earl Street and continuing at that width to a depth of Forty-six (46) feet and thanea at a width of Thirty-two (3Z) feat Two (Z) Incbas to tho alley on tho West, tho entiro depth of the. lot baing two hundrad fifty-seven (Z57) .faet four (4) inches, having erected thereon a two and one~half story brick dwelling housa known as 44 and 44 l/Z South Earl Straet and other improv~ments. ' BEING the sa",e real estate which Dorothy lIeclanan Rlts and Hary Louisa 'f1cc1anan, Executrices of the Last ,.,111 nnd Testament of Habel Golcer lIed"an, by their d.ed datad the Z4th day of February. 1950 and recorded In the offlc. for tha recording of deads In and for tha County of Cumberland.in Deed Book "I", Vol. 14, Paee 125 conveyed to J. Monroe WyrIck and Hary E. l1yric~, his wifa. Grantors herein. TOGETIIER wi th tha rlCht-ofl-way In COMon with the ownars of the land IMadlataly adjoining on the North along aqd ovar a right-of- way Threa (3) feet in wIdth commencing at Earl Streat and extending. over the said adjoining land to a depth of forty-six (46) faet along tha North line of the proparty heraby convayad; AND SUBJECT, HOWEVER, to the right of John L. Barner and Ella, his wife (now Hrs. Roy Bigler) their heirs and assigns to use, occupy and anjoy in co","on with th~ 'grantaas harain, their'successors and asslgns, tha brick wall.whlch . , " . ~~~~~~:~~,. :,.tI! .. " i: 1'101..11,..'.'''...,.".. . ti~;:?~V~t'.~:r I- c.... C.. 1>>1". c..I....... '-~ . &oQ(723rAtE i5!! I.. _._ .' ............:.4..................... .. . ". .... .... .:..-:.. '..~....: .:J.: .. ..,.,._ to ," .. ...._. h( ...... ...---------~~,.. ,< ~ F F, l' J r I I- i 1 I I ] ~ I I t I I] I q ;; .' I ,'; II II 1 ; t I ) " ."; : ,,~ , : ; 1 , I , ~'.. 1'1 I..,. " ". i "; ,. , .. i I , l u .:1; I t'.. ~ : i':: t ~ : ~ : n .' r fi ~ ,. ~ , : I! .: I.: . ~ I " ;.. I: :. '. I ~.: :i". l; t~ .,' .1 ., 'I " , j <. s. r . . .. . ! is tho South w.U of tho dwelUn, hou.o h.reby conv.y.d and tho . .trlp of 1.hd fourt..n (1.) Inch.. In width .nd .xt.ndln, 'w..tw.rd fro. earl Str..t forty..lx (.6) f..t upon which ..ld w.11,1. orected. . .. . .! ... Th. ..ld proporty with tho .l,ht . and .....v.tlon. .. h...ln. b.fo.. d..cr1bed 1. tho .a.o which wa. conv.yed by N.111. G.l,.. K.uff..n, H.bel GolR'. lI.ck...n .nd Frenc.. Gol,er Omw.ko. Execut.lc.. of Ann. B. G.l,... d.c....d. by thel. d.od d.t.d J.nu..y 26. 1925 .nd ..co.d.d In tho R.cord..'. Offlc. In .nd for Cumb..l.nd County. Pennsylvania; in Deed Book "Zu, Volume 9, 'ago 385. to .label Goll.r lIeckman. The .old Mabol Col,e. lI.cka.n died on tho Uth doy of Hoy A.D. 19U te.tat.. they . ' AND 'A. 'flU grcnt01" sMrd" tov.nan' end aDr" tAd genera l1y lA, ptol'"'" A.r.&" to""'V,L IN WITNESS WHEREOF, ,old grcnltlrS ".aveAcr",nto ,d the! r Aon4 S ond "als IA. .:a" an4 ",ar Jr,t dO.II' writhn.. If' . . ~~ /;J""~.-<. ~f:.e ~?;h(f_.c:.-~Ld~_(.J[$;) S I". . fuJ . ." 71\ 61/." "'. ll. Horioo 'yrlCk .~d .,.01 E. Wy.lck. his wH.. N"'" to M' (or,a'illa,'onlvprovnt) to a, tA'ptr,on' WAOIIM"'" ara n&uri&tclt.tA, wltAlrl i""nun,,.'. and otlt"O~',rlllt4 I.bl tA,Y 1I'Z"",ltd tAt '''If /., IA. PUJ'1NIU tA.....,e" . tortlo'rI,L _ :.~....-;s, 00 ........ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I AIr...I. III ..~ Mod.od ./111141.141. /l ~:/.... .t\~ .." t. i~.~ on, J./' '~~.."'. 'I . .,LJ--IA"J),. J l!..7l~'A"') ~:. .~ cJ ..\.,\~. · :: ",.", , Notary Publlc ...\.h.... ..,..:: . ~/~;;...,~~.t,... . My Co.... .~pl...: 1-7 r, 191-':;":'" .-' _---4 ~/ '1 ....~ lUlU, Ilat I" R.Id_ uJ r.d OfRu .1 ",hLt. cruiN s. . ~/~Lt-4-- -AId!. t~ 9.' k~,,1!:. ~o.rlltt. 5/4,.../ penn.ylvanla Co",,'V 01 Cu~bel'llnd,""y On IA".I~. .J1? . "V'/ IA. Ilfufcrllgne4 o~tlr, p'''Oftall" a",ortd 1OOI723rli( 160 KIm wOrrG"' -@ .. , ~, ~~:::7~ _.f ;'~ .... ioo '.0:: ~.~~;: ,,;.\:.: .?.... .. .y. .,. . ;a ... a II ~ .i."i :. .G!i c:. .1 " \ P<<.... - -..-,.....,..--,-..... ._.~______...__..__ .0 - .....-.. .. , . " j I , 1 I i . . . I i 1 i . ;' ! , ; , . , ~ j I . r I I I . . . .. .~- .~......."..............__ ...... ........~.:.~'lIt.....Lo,..._....I..~_.J.. ~. -..-1...._.......1 '&--''''It. .. ;'. I " .? EXHIBIT II D II ...... ,"-"... . ......-. . . . CoP~ APPRAISAL REPORT or HUB CIn CLUB lIE" , SEHBCA ImIBEr SBIPPENSBURO PA 17257 PREPARED FOR: MR CALVIN II1l'l'CIIISON HUB CITY CLUB AS OF: AUGUST 20, 1993 PREPARED BY: AUSHERMAN BROTHERS TIM L. AUSBBRMAH . ......-......-............ ,. , . ..,.. AU et ,,1ftUn COuftI1. ,............ IlncI ,'" !7/usherman YJros. REAL ESTATE INC, 229 N. 2nd Street. Chambersburg, PA 17201 717-264-6715 . FAX# 717-264-4973 _II fltllll Appro'II" In~.tm.nll Coonllllng August 20, 1993 Mr. Calvin Hutchison Hub city Club RE: Hub city Club Neff & Seneca Street Shippensburg, PA 17257 Dear Mr. Hutchison: Pursuant to your request, I have inspected, analyzed and appraised the subject property located at Neff and Seneca Street, Shippensburg. The purpose of the appraisal is to estimate the market value of the property. After careful consideration of all shown in the accompanying report, market value is THIRTY THOUSAND FOUR DOLLARS. data assembled and as I have concluded the HUNDRED FIFTY ($30,450) I certify that I have no interest, past, present or prospective in this property which would tend to influence my unbiased opinion of value. If you should have any questions in relation to this appraisal, I will be glad to discuss them with you at any time. (1Sincer...~lY Z . ~. Ausherman PA certified General Real Estate Appraiser certification Number GA-000149-L ced , -." :,....y. <.,.,.,.'.';' , . PURPOSE OF THE APPRAISAL The purpose of the appraisal is to estimate the market value of Neff and Seneca street, Shippensburg for the Hub city Club. Reference should be made to the attached deeds and addendums of this report. Market value - the most probable price in terms of money which a property should bring in competitive and open market under all conditions requisite to a fair sale, the buyer and seller, each acting prudently, knowledgeably and assuming the price is not affected by undue stimulus. Implicit in this definition is the consummation of a sales as of a specified date and the pass~ng of title from seller to buyer under conditions whereby: 1. buyer and seller are typically motivated. 2. both parties are well informed or well advised, and each acting in what they consider their own best interest. 3. a reasonable time is allowed for exposure in the open market. 4. payment is made in cash or its equivalent. 5. financing, if any, is on terms generally available in the community at the specified date and typical for the property type in its locale. 6. the price represents a normal consideration for the property sold unaffected by special financing amounts and/or terms, services, fees, costs, or credits incurred in the transaction. IDENTIFICATION OF THE PROPERTY The subject property is identified as Seneca and Neff Avenue, Shippensburg, more fully described in cumberland County Deed Book Volume 12Z Page 377. i .. .. , . H:J:STORICAL DATA The subject property was purchased by the Borough of Shippensburg on March 12, 1945. The purchase price was $4,200 and is more fully described in the attached legal description. NE:J:OHBORHOOD DATA The subject property is located in downtown Shippensburg. The area is a mix of multi-family buildings, commercial establishments and single family homes. The topography of the neighborhood is generally level. DESCRIPTION OF THE SITE The subject property consists of a rectangular size plot being 96.5' x 138' located at the corner of Neff and Seneca street. . The subject property is a level parking lot and is located in flood zone A as per community Panel 420368001A, Dated March 15, 1979. The appraiser researched all sales within the Shippensburg area and found no sales to be comparable to the subject property. The appraiser then researched the market for rentals of parking spaces and was unable to locate any parking spaces to be rented in the downtown area. However, the appraiser by researching chambersburg market indicating $15 as a parking space rental in the downtown area of Chambersburg and Kenneth Hale, previously, had parking spaces rented for $10.00. The appraiser arri ved at a $12.00 per space rental for the subject property or which would indicate a potential gross income of $6,480 per year minus the 20% vacancy factor or Page - 2 '. . k:;~-;~':;-::i'~':"~:~"'-~-~~C . . . '. . $5,184 in gross income less expenses. Projecting out a net income of $3,907 per year. The $3,907 was then capitalized to include an 8% return on investors equity as well as a rate to amoritize a mortgage. An indicated value is THIRTY- EIGHT THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-THREE ($38,163) DOLLARS. The parking lot is in need of paving. An estimate provided by Calvin Hutchison of HUB city Club from Glen Snoke Paving of $7,700 or indicates a market value of THIRTY THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY ($30,450) DOLLARS. Page - 3 . . HXGHEST AND BEST USE Highest and best use is that reasonable and probable use that will support the highest present value, as defined, as reasonable probable, a legal use of the land, physically possible and economically feasible. The analyses addresses the land, 1), as if vacant and available for development and 2), as presently improved. Implied in this definition is that the determination of highest and best use takes into account the contribution of a specific use to the community and community development goals as well as the benefits of that use to individual property owners. Hence, in certain situations, the highest and best use of land may be for parks, greenbelts, preservation, conservation, wildlife habitants and the like. The four primary areas .of evaluation used to estimate the highest and best use for a property, as though unimproved and ready for development are as follows: A. All possible uses which are physically possible for the site in question. B. Its permissible permitted by zoning questions. C. Its feasible use of those possible and permissible uses which will produce the highest net return to the owner of the site under current or projected market conditions. (legal) use or those uses which are and deed restrictions of the site in D. That use among the alternative possible, permissible and feasible uses that will produce the highest net returns or present worth to the owner. After reviewincr the crocertv and considerincr the fact that it is located within the flood clain X have determined the hicrhest and best use would be for a carkina lot. Page - 4 . .. .~._._.. . . INCOME APPROACH The projected rental income shown in the Income Approach is based on rentals in the area. An operating Income statement is provided and estimated for the property. The net income is capitalized based upon the mortgage amortization and equity return to the investor. Page - 5 ~, r'o --_... L..~" .w;'~'~ij".C . ....-.. ~*.. + -., . . INCOME AND EXPENSES 45 parking stalls @ $12 D $540 x 12 $ 540 $6,480 $1. 296 $5,184 monthly annual vacancy (20%) Gross Income Less Expenses: Taxes Management Snow Removal Liability Insurance Total Expenses $ 258 $ 519 $ 350 $ 150 $1,277 $5,184 $1. 277 $3,907 Net operating Income Page - 6 ."..'...,'~- ,;'~':!',,::: . . . :INCOME APPROACH The Income Approach considers the estimated income of the property making due allowance for expenses incurred in the operati~n and capitalizing the net income which would represent an attractive yield to an investor. A review has been made of the current interest rates in the market presently being charged by banks. From interviews from Valley Bank and Trust company, unitas National Bank, and Farmers and Merchants Bank, I have determined that the current interest rates would be 8% to 11% for properties with fee simple interest. Taking a "long look" at the market, I have set forth a possibility of 8.5% as a mortgage interest rate at 80 percent of the value for a term of 20 years. I considered that an investor contributing the balance of 20 percent would be attracted to an investment with a return of 8 percent resulting in an overall rate of .102374 as follows: PORTION RATE WEIGHTED (CONSTANT) RATE .086374 Mortage .80 X .107967 = Equity .20 X .08000 = .016000 OVERALL RATE: .102374 Net Income of $3907 capitalized at .102374 = $38,163 $38,163 Indicated Value $ 7.700 Less paving Cost $30,463 Rounded to $30,450 Page - 7 /. . . . /\ 'N WITHr.lIl1HtREOf, I ~.llf~Jlli.O icT llY 1IN10 NIB OmCIAL 1lE/lI.. l::I.~.J:~ EL..t:R C. ZINN 1. ' ., .NlnCE Of THE ptACE .~ .....,...,. llY C_,e&ICH EXplRU rlRn _DAY IH J . . . . .. I I HEREBY r.tRTlrY THAT TIlE PREDIIE RUIDENCE or THE ORNlTEE 111,0 I~TH EARL ITREET, IHlpl'ENII- , BURD, I'ENNA. HILTCH A. RUUELL ATTORNEY rDR GRANTEE ._..._......_........_________.....___..__._.______...__._a_.______._.______._.____...._______._ I nolU 1IIU1 ! . . . I I f..J:,II~..H. THII DEED, .....DE Tit: 12TH DAY Of WRCN IN Tit: I I'J~.IUU( I I /,t.l 4.95: YEAH Cf OUII LCRD ONE THCUIAND HIHE HUNmtD AHD I mUUAAY I fDflTT-rlVE. I!l:T'IEEN fRANK E. HDLLM .MI'AHD I .-' -- . I ) .iANtT 101. HDLLM, HII WirE, Of Tit: BDflCUGH Of IHlpl'ENlaURO, CUlGERLNlD I ceoNTY PENNIYLVAIlIA, GRAIlTDflS AHD pMTIES Of THE fIRST PART, . Nl;D I BDflCUGH .Of .SHlpPENSBURG, A WNIClpAL CDflpDflATION Dr THE CQI.r.I~- I IlEALTH Of PENNSYLVAHIA, CUr.tlERLNlD COUNTY ArDfltSA 10, CRANTEE AH~ p.IIITT or Tit: .IItCCHD PMT, WITNUstTH, THAT IN CCHSIDERATlCH Of , I fOUR THCUsAND TWO HUNDfltD (14,2Oo,DO) DOLLARS IN HAND PAID, THE RECtlPT WHtREDf IS It:RtDY ACIOIOI1.tDGtD, Tit: SAID CRAHTDflS DO It:RIBY CRANT AHD CCHVEY TQ THE SAID , . GRAHTEE, In It:RIS AHD ASBIGNI ALL THE: 'fOLLOWIND DEICli'll!:D REAL tSTATE SITUATED IN Tit: BDflCUGH Of IHlpPEHSBURD, COUNTY or . CUlllERLi.HD BTATE Of PEHNBYLVAIlIA, BOLiiDEO AHD LIMITED AS fOLLOWS,. DtOIHHIND AT Nt IRCH PIN crt Tit: LINE Dr Tit: LAHDS '" I'NELLIE N. ROYER lCUTH BIXTT-fOUR DEOREU; AND TNIRTEEN MINUTES IEIT (64 D. '1" W) crtE ,HUNDRED Nlli THIRTT EIOHT nET fCUR IHCIt:B (1'1' 4.) TO Nt lilON PIN crt THE EAST SIDE Of AH ALU:Y, THENCE BY EAIT SIDE Of SAID ALLEY NORTH TIlENTT fCUR DEOREU AHD THIRTT IoIINlITU IlEST ( H 24 0 '0' W) NINETY SIK /lU'SIX INCHES (96' 6.) TO N' IRON Pit! AT THE SDUTIt:AST CORNER Of AH IHTERstCTlON Of SAIO AlJ.EY W'TH AHOllltB ALU:Y, THENCE BY LAn NNJED ALU:Y NllATH SIXTY fCUR DECRtES THIRTEEH MINUTES EAST (N 64 0 1" E) CHE HUNOfItD THIRTY EIGHT fOUR INCHtS TO AH IROfl PIN Tit: COfINER or A TRACT HI S DAY CCHVEYED BY GRANTOfI TO Tit: HUB CITY CLUB, THtNCE BY SAID TRACT SCUTH TWEHTY fOUR DtGREES THIRTY IolINUTEI EAIT (S 24 0 '0') HIIIETY BIX /lET SIX IHCIt:I (96' 6') TO TNE 'RCH PIN, THt PLACE Of DtGINNING. I T BE IHG PART Of Tit: SAIC PRtlollStl WIIICH O. N,. pDlItLL, EXECUTOR or THE LAST WILL AHO TEITNJENT Of CLARA C. STLMlIUGH, DECEAstD, BY HIS DEED IlATtDTIt: 16TH DAY Of IoIMCH 19)5, AHD RtCDRDEO IN 11 N 97 CcrtVEYEO TO fRAHK E. HOLLAR, ST., AHO Tit: SAID fR"~K E. HOLL'Il, ST., HAViNG OIED.....Y . 22 1940 BY His LAST WILL AHO TtSTAloENT RECORDED IN THE OfFICE Of Tilt RtGISTER Of WILLS IN NlO fOr ClMltRLAHO COUNTT, AT CMLISU:, pA., Q:VISEO HIS ENTIRE ESTATE TO HII Wlrt,.'RACHEL B. HOLLAR AHD, HII SCH, fRAHK E. HOLLAR, .MI., AHD THE SAID RACHtL B. HDLLM BtlNO HUS SEIZED Of NI UNDIVIDED CHt-HALf INTtRtST THtRtlN, DIED I~TtSTATE .NLY 24, 1941, LEAVIHO TO SURVIVE AI SOLt HEIR-AT-LAW fRANK E. HOLLAR .MI., TIlE WITHIN CRAHTClII, WHO THUS BECNJE VESTtD Of AH tNTl1l& INTEREST IN THE PRtlol1 SES, NO, 1U'5 DEtO fRNlK E. HOLLAR .MI ET UX TO. " BOIlOUGH Of SHlpPENSBURG eCHSt 14,200.00. LOC, SHIpPENe&UIl0, PENNA. DATD, IolARCH ll, 1945 ENTO. JUNE 6, 1945 NlO THE lAID ORAHTDlIS WILL WARRAIIT BtNtRALLY THE PROI'ERTT It:REBY CCHVEI'l:D. IN WITNtSS WHtRtDF, Tit: ClllAHTDlII HAVE HERtUNTO SET TIt:IR HANDS AND StALS THE DAY AHD YEAR fiRST ABOVE WAITTEN. SIr//tD SEAU:D AHD DELIVERtO . III Tit: PRESl:NCt Of DCHALD IoI.PINt DONALD loI.plNt fRAHN E. HOLLM JR JNlET 1.1. HOLLM (StAL) (stAL) COLt.lCHIlEALTH Of PEHNSYLVNIoIA COUNTY at CU\lDERLAHD ) ) asll . , CH THlft, THE nTH DAY Dr IoIMCH, A,O. 1945, BtfDllt Ie PERSIlNAU.Y ""I'EARtD fRN/K t. HOLLAR I oJR... AHD "'~CT .... HOLl.AR. HII WI rt. teNo.. TO liC: ( OIl IATurACTOAll.Y PROveN) TO BE Tf€ PERSCtt 'ltDI( . /Wf" BUBICRIBEO Ta TIC 'ITHIN ItlerRUIoltNT. AHD ACIOIOII.ED<ltD THAT TNtY tXECUTEO Tit( BA&t: fOR Tit: I . . .. RE N C TINED. ._a. . ., .~~~fff;"'~; "j' .'--........1. ~. ) 1H llEALTOll Gl . . . . . ..,.. Nt.. 'till.... CNt.,. r.M.....,... ..... ttSl .7lusherman :JJros. REAL ESTATE INC. 229 N. 2nd Street . Chambersburg. PA 17201 717-264-6715 . FAXII 717-264-4973 QUALIFICATIONS OF TIM L. AUSHERMAN Hom.. farm. ApPIIIII', Invlllm'ntl COunllllng since 1970, Tim L. Ausherman has been engaged in general real estate practice. He is experienced in the sale, management! and appraisal of real estate. He obtained his Pennsylvan a State General Real Estate Appraiser certification in 1991. The following represents a partial list of appraisal clients serviced by Mr. Ausherman: -Lomas and Nettleton Mtg Co -1st Natl Bank of Greencastle -Unitas National Bank -1st Federal Savings & Loan -Letterkenny Federal Credit Union -Bell Telephone of PA -Agway Petroleum Corp. -Associate Relocation -United Telephone Credit Union -Commercial Credit Savings & Loan -Farmers Home Administration (FmHA) -Commercial Credit savings & Loan -Defense Activities Federal credit Union -FHA Certified Fee Appraiser (Certification -Commonwealth'Mtg Co -Dauphin Deposit Bank -Orrstown Bank, -Mellon Bank -PHH HomeCjuity -Lenders Service,Inc. -Security Pacific -Record' Data, Inc. -US Mortgage C~. -Attorneys . -Various Individuals No. 2210) EARNED DESIGNATIONS G.R.I. - Graduate of Pennsylvania Realtors Institute, 1972 C.R.S. - Certified Residential Specialist, 1979 C.R.E.A. - Certified Real Estate Appraiser, 1989 EDUCATIONAL COURSES -Residential Real Estate Appraisal #1, Pennsylvania State university -Real Estate Right-of-way course, Pennsylvania State University -Introduction to Appraisal of Real Estate, Society of Real Estate Appraisers at Purdue University, LaFayette, IN February 3-14, 1975 -Introduction to Commercial and Investment Real Estate, Memphis, TN -Art of Real Estate Counseling, Orlando, FL, November 1975 EDUCATIONAL COURSES CONTINUED -Guaranteed Sales Plan Orlando, FL April 1977 -Personal Estate planning, LOUisville, KY March 1981 " .~. 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EDUCATIONAL COURSES CONTINUED -Guaranteed Sales Plan, orlando, FL April 1977 -Personal Estate Planning, Louisville, KY March 1981 -commercial Appraisal course, Lincoln Graduate center, Washington, DC, November 1988 -Advanced Real Estate Appraisals, Real Estate Institute, New Cumberland, PA, December 1988 -Applied Residential Property Valuation, Course 102, Society of Real Estate Appraisers, Spartansburg,SC March 6-13, 1989 -Marshall Swift Calculation seminar for commercial Properties, philadelphia, PA April 17, 1989 -Market Extraction Seminar, society Real Estate Appraisers, Harrisburg, PA May 18, 1990 -Small Residential Income Property Report Seminar, Fannie Mae 1025 by Henry Harrison, Rockville, MD June 26, 1990 -Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice, National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers, cumberland, MD September 17 & 18, 1990 -Appraisal of Residential'Property, Institute of Real Estate StUdies, New Cumberland, PA February 1991 -Condemnation Appraising, National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers, April 24-25, 1992 -PHH Homequity seminar, Atlantic city, NJ June 1992 -Courses offered by Realtors National Marketing Institute -Various one day seminars through Housing Urban Development (HUD) -3.1 Principles of Farm, Ranch & Rural Appraisal Course, Millville, NJ October 28-31, 1992 -3.2 Advanced Farm, Ranch & Rural Appraising, Millville, NJ February 10-13, 1993 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS -Member of Realtors Marketing Institute -Member of National and State Association of Realtors -Member of Franklin county Board of Realtors -Pennsylvania Broker, License No. RM-026544-B -Pennsylvania General Appraiser Certification No.GA-000149-L -Past President of Franklin county Board of Realtors -Senior Member of National Association Review Appraisers -Past President of Greater Chambers burg Area Multi-List Association -Member of Pennsylvania council of Real Estate Appraisers -Member of National Association of Realtors, Real Estate Appraisal Section .. ....: ,.' ,~ '4 EXHIBIT II E II '_112 ,. ~.-:~. .' , . Cf)pY APPRAISAL REPORT of HUB CITY CLUB 44 S EARL ll'rIIEE'r SBIPPENSBURO PA 17257 PREPARED FOR: MR CALVIN BIl'rCIIISON HUB CITY CLUB AS OF: AUGUST 20, 1993 PREPARED BY: AUSHERMAN BROTHERS TIM L. AUSIIERMllH . .. '. " TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLE TABLE OF CONTENTS LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL SUMMARY OF IMPORTANT DATA AND CONCLUSIONS PURPOSE IDENTIFICATION OF PROPERTY HISTORICAL DATA ZONING ASSESSMENT AND TAXES AREA DATA NEIGHBORHOOD DATA DESCRIPTION OF SITE DESCRIPTION OF IMPROVEMENTS HIGHEST AND BEST USE METHOD OF EVALUATION SALES COMPARISON APPROACH COMMENTS ON SALES COMPARISON DATA INCOME APPROACH TO VALUE RECONCILIATION AND FINAL ESTIMATE CERTIFICATION 1 1 2 2 2 2 4 4 5 6 7 8 12 13 16 17 ADDENDA PICTURES OF SUBJECT PROPERTY PROPERTY LOCATION MAP BUILDING SKETCH FLOOD MAP REMODELING ESTIMATES LEGAL DESCRIPTION MULTI-PURPOSE APPRAISAL ADDENDUM ENVIRONMENTAL ADDENDUM ASSUMPTIONS AND LIMITING CONDITIONS QUALIFICATION OF APPRAISER . ~ ......,...'''oIJ...r'''''....n ...~~................~.......~.a.. _..._ ..........,.....~ 'IB REALTOR tl r'., ........ ,*.".., -< .. ~ '. , } .. ....NI..,,"'.""eownty.PMftt.....IN.Iinc. 'us !7/usherman YJros. REAL ESTATE INC, 229 N. 2nd Street. Chambersburg, PA 17201 717-264-6715 . FAX# 717-264-4973 Homo. firm. App,o',,', fnvII.m.nlt Coun..II"g August 20, 1993 Mr. Calvin Hutchison Hub city Club RE: Hub city Club 44 S. Earl street Shippensburg, PA 17257 Dear Mr. Hutchison: Pursuant to your request, I have inspected, analyzed and appraised the subject property located at 44 South Earl street, Shippensburg, PA. The purpose of the appraisal is to estimate the market value of the property. After careful consideration of all data assembled and as shown in the accompanying report, I have concluded the market value of the property to include the brick building at the rear of the property is FORTY-SEVEN THOOSAND SIX HONORED ($47,600) DOLLARS. Without the brick building to the rear of the property THIRTY-THREE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED ($33,800) DOLLARS. I certify that I have no interest, past, present or prospective in this property which would tend to influence my unbiased opinion of value. If you should have any questions in relation to this appraisal, I will be glad to discuss them with you at any time. , ;nc~ "~~' Ausherman PA Certified General Real Estate Appraiser Certification Number GA-000149-L ced I I \ ~ ,. " . SUMMARy OJ' IMPORTANT DATA AND CONCLUSIONS PROPBRTY, HUB City Apartment BUilding LOCATION' 44 South Earl Street Cumberland County Shippensburg, PA PROPBRTY RIGHTS APPRAISED: Fee Simple Interest OWNERSHIP: HUB City Club PROPERTY TYPE: Apartments ZONING: Commercial LAND AREA: 32 X 257 HIGHEST AND BEST USE: Apartment BUilding HARXET VALUE: $47,600 (to inclUde the brick building) Lot size 32 x 257 HARXET VALUE: $33,800 (without the brick bUilding) Lot size 32 Xl?5 DATE 01' INSPECTION: August 20, 1993 EVALUATION DATE: August 20, 1993 . I I Ii il '. -" ....~" ,...............,....u.c._............~..._..~ ~. -\ .' PURPOSE OF THE APPRAISAL The purpose of the appraisal is to estimate the market value of 44 South Earl street, Shippensburg for the Hub city Club. Reference should be made to the attached deeds and addendums of this report. Market value - the most probable price in terms of money which a property should bring in competitive and open market under all conditions requisite to a fair sale, the buyer and seller, each acting prudently, knowledgeably and assuming the price is not affected by undue stimulus. Implicit in this definition is the consummation of a sales as of a specified date and the passing of title from seller to buyer under conditions whereby: 1. buyer and seller are typically motivated. 2. both parties are well informed or well advised, and each acting in what they consider their own best interest. 3. a reasonable time is allowed for exposure in the open market. 4. payment is made in cash or its equivalent. 5. financing, if any, is on terms generally available in the community at the specified date and typical for the property type in its locale. 6. the price represents a normal consideration for the property sold unaffected by special financing amounts and/or terms, services, fees, costs, or credits incurred in the transaction. IDENTIFICATION OF THE PROPERTY The subject property is identified as 44 South Earl street, Shippensburg, more fully described in Cumberland County Deed Book Volume T23 Page 159. ,t .' Rl:STORl:CAL DATA The subject property was purchased by HUB city Club on July 31, 1970 for a purchase price of $25,000 more fully described in the attached legal description. ZONING The subject property is located in a commercial zone. A copy of the zoning regulations is made a part of the addendum of this report. ASSESSMENT AND TAXES Land $ 880 Improvements $7110 Total $7990 Total real estate taxes are estimated to be $1456 per year. AREA DATA Two of Shippensburg's many attributes are its central location and small-town, but growing atmosphere. Shippensburg is physically located in the south central corner of the Cumberland Valley region of Pennsylvania. The neighboring towns/cities are Chambersburg to the south, Carlisle, Harrisburg to the north and Philadelphia, Pittsburgh regions to the east and west. It's location is also enhanced by the fact that it is situated within two counties. Franklin County is a small rural area of farming and businesses. Cumberland County has more of a "big city" atmosphere. However, the character traits of the population which was 5,246 in 1989, are influenced more by the Chambersburg, Franklin County area rather than the Carlisle, Page - 2 . . " .' . I "' Cumberland County region. The south central location and its proximity to major cities offers a wide variety of choices to the people living and working the community. Shippensburg is also the home of Shippensburg University, a large multi-structure, higher-education institution with approximately 6,500 students. Shipp ens burg is located near the hub of interstate highways, Pennsylvania Turnpike, state and federal highways. Interstate 81 running north/south is about one mile east of the town with two easy on/off exits. The main street in Shippensburg, King street is us Route 11, which parallels Interstate 81. The Pennsylvania Turnpike is a distance of approximately nine miles. Interstate 70, running east/west and paralleling US Route 40 flows through Hagerstown, Maryland, a distance to the south of 45 miles. The area has access to rail, air freight and trucking terminals. Harrisburg International Airport is 38 miles from subject while Washington County Regional Airport is 45 miles. Both provide air parcel and cargo service to major airports. Shippensburg, itself has four trucking firms with major terminals located in Shippensburg, Greencastle, Chambers burg , Carlisle and Hagerstown; with 15-45 minutes driving time. Rail transportations is serviced by ConRail and the Western Mnryland Railway CO CCSX) with freight offices just outside Chambersburg. One-third of the major US markets in the Northeast, Midwest and South can be reached within one-to-two days travel time using the Page - 3 " . '....- ~~.~ " t' '.. trucking industries available or the rail network systems. Major markets include: Pittsburgh 180 miles; New York 210 miles; Philadelphia 130 miles; Baltimore 84 miles; Washington, D.C. 102 miles; and Detroit 480 miles. The immediate area has a diversified terrain with topography ranging from level and gently rolling to steeply sloping mountains. The varied terrain has provided a mainstay for agriculture as well was, industrial and manufacturing opportunities. Major employers include: The Beistle Co. (Manufacturer of paper products), Ingersoll Rand (road machinery), Hoffman Mills (fabrics), SKF Industries (bearings), Shippensburg Area School District, and Shippensburg University. Letterkenny Army Depot, located in Chambersburg, is the largest single employer for the entire region. The army installation covering nearly 20,000 acres employs approximately 4,000 civilian workers. Generally speaking, the economy of the area, because of its wide array of industries, coupled with the agricultural base, has been stable during the past decade. NEIGHBORHOOD DATA The subject property is located in downtown Shippensburg. The area is a mix of multi-family buildings, commercial establishments and single family homes. The topography of the neighborhood is generally level. DESCRIPTION OP THE SITE The subject property consists of a rectangular size having a frontage of approximately 32 feet along South Earl Street Page - 4 f" ! ..~ I ,._._,.......~...~--...........-lI'.,.....41........ ...... .' .... and a depth of 257 feet to an alley known as Seneca Street in the rear. The site is in grass and has a brick building at the end of the property site. It is joined by a party wall on the south side of the building. The lot is level and is located in Flood Zone A of the flood plain as per community Panel #420368001A Dated March 15, 1979. DESCRIPTION OF IMPROVEMENTS Improvements consists of a three story apartment building which was originally six apartments. For the purpose of the appraisal and to arrive at the value, the appraiser considered the property as improved potential and then deducted the cost of improvements as per the attached estimate within the report. The apartments on the third floor were condemned and cannot be habitable due to ceiling height. First floor consists of two four room apartments with bath. The second floor consists of two four room apartments and bath. These could be used as two bedroom apartments, however, floor plan is functionally not desirable as passage goes through one bedroom to the other. The cost estimates show four heating units to be installed and new electrical services. The current condition of the property is not habitable. Details on the repair estimates are included within the report. Total square footage for the building containing first and second floors would be approximately 2745 square feet. The basement is fully concreted, stone foundation and has evidence of dampness in the basement. Page - 5 '. . I' I' . I : :. I i; : I :. c~ .J.. l' " HIGHBST AND BBST USE Highest and best use is that reasonable and probable use that will support the highest present value, as defined, as reasonable probable, a legal use of the land, physically possible and economically feasible. The analyses addresses the land, 1), as if vacant and available for development and 2), as presently improved. Implied in this definition is that the determination of highest and best use takes into account the contribution of a specific use to the community and community development goals as well as the benefits of that use to individual property owners. Hence, in certain situations, the highest and best use of land may be for parks, greenbelts, preservation, conservation, wildlife habitants and the like. The four primary areas of evaluation used to estimate the highest and best use for a property, as though unimproved and ready for development are as follows: A. All possible uses which are physically possible for the site in question. B. Its permissible (legal) use or those uses which are permitted by zoning and deed restrictions of the site in questions. C. Its feasible use of those possible and permissible uses which will produce the highest net return to the owner of the site under current or projected market conditions. D. That use among the alternative possible, permissible and feasible uses that will produce the highest net returns or present worth to the owner. After reviewina the nroDertv I have determined the hiahest and best use would be for an 8Dartment buildina. " .' . . METHOD O~ BVALUAT%ON In evaluating the subject proporty, consideration was given to all three approaches (Sales Comparison, Cost and Income) in arriving at the final estimate of value. From my analysis of the property and cOnsidering the purpose of the appraisal, I have concluded the Sales Comparison Approach most applicable which indicate~ what buyers are paying in the market for like propertiefl. A direct capitalization rate was established for comptlrable sales. Cost Approach was not utilized due to the age and condition of the improvements. Income Approach sho\o(s projected income and expenses for the property and Capitalizing potential income for the improvements. Page - 7 . -""...., ..-....."-.... ~..A~....' ~.. ..............,~....................._...ft ~..' .._..._ .._.__..-............. . . T , . .., .' ... S~LBS COMPARISON ~PPRO~CH In evaluatinq the sales comparison approach I have considered all comparable sales over the past three years that would be appropriate for the subject property. The most recent comparable sales were utilized and are described as follows: paqe - B I I , ] j I i '. . I I .,,1; ... ',,~.,~. , , .' .. COMMENTS ON SALES COMPARISON D~T~ All three comparable sales are investment properties that have recently sold. Comparable 11 would be most similar to the subject property as improved. It is located downtown approximately two blocks from the subject property. comparable #2 is an up/down duplex and comparable #3 is a duplex. The capitalization rate is net income divided by the sales price. To compute this for the subject property, the projected net income would be 8778 or 8468 without the brick building. The income capitalized at 9.5% indicated a value as improved at $102,926 including the brick building and $89,136 without the brick building. Minus the improvements as indicated in the addendum of this report that are,needed to bring the building in average condition, would indicate a value of $47,600 with the brick building and $33,800 without the brick building. Page - 12 .' " . ~ ~,'. . 'INCOME APPROACH A survey was conducted what like properties are being leased for in the Shippensburg Area. The following rental income is projected for the first floor of $325 for each unit and $300 for each unit on the second floor and $125 for the brick building. The property operating income statement is attached. Page - 13 . . t'....j ,.~.;,"'~'.i', ;..t-_.~._,-,.;........._,....,~ ,. " ". ''I: OPERATING INCOME STATEMENT projected Gross Income 1st floor apartment $325 1st floor apartment $325 2nd floor apartment $300 2nd floor apartment $300 Rear Brick Building llll $1375 Total projected gross annual income $16,500 Less vacancy and credit loss 5% Effective Gross Income S 825 .$15,675 Less Expenses: Taxes $ 1,456 Insurance $ 600 utilities $ 950 Maintenance Repair $ 750 Management 6% $ 941 Replacement ReservesS 1. 200 Total Expenses Replacement Reserves$ 5,897 Effective Gross Income Less Expenses Replacement Reserves Net Income with Brick Building Net Income without Brick Building $15,675 S 5.987 $ 9,778 $ 8,468 Page - 14 . . . ...N:.T~'1;{\:;:~.; t ~;.,~,'Z'~~' ~:-"-...""-"l :.>t.1t ;..""I'.t-.,J,,~,:V;" ~~~<.:~.~;::.........;. .' '- :rNCOME APPROACH The Income Approach considers the estimated income of the property making due allowance for expenses incurred in the operation and capitalizing the net income which would represent an attractive yield to an investor. A review has been made of the current interest rates in the market presently being charged by banks. From interviews from Valley Bank and Trust Company, Unitas National Bank, and Farmers and Merchants Bank, I have determined that the current interest rates would be 8% to 11% for properties with fee simple interest. I ! \ Taking a "long look" at the market, I have set forth a possibility of 8.5% as a mortgage interest rate at 80 percent of the value for a term of 20 years. I considered that an investor contributing the balance of 20 percent would be attracted to an investment with a return of 8 percent resulting in an overall rate of .102374 as follows: PORTION RATE WEIGHTED (CONSTANT) RATE Mortage Equity .80 X .107967 = .086374 .20 X .08000 = .016000 OVERALL RATE: .102374 Net Income of $9778 Capitalized at .102374 = $95,512 Rounded to $95,500 with brick building. Net Income $8468 Capitalized at .102374 = $82,716 Rounded to $82,716 $95,500 $55.000 $40,200 Indicated Necessary Value "As Value with Brick Building Repair Is" with brick building $82,716 $55,300 $27,416 Value without brick building Page - 15 I fA'!i"l"~' ~~~ ". . , . ..... .' ...' ~ECONC~L%~T~ON ~ F~N~L EST~MATE OF V~LUE Value Indicated By the Sales comparison Approach $47,600 Without the Brick Building $33,800 Value Indicated By the Cost Approach Value Indicated By the Income Approach without the Brick Building N/A $40,200 $27,400 In arriving at the final estimate of value I have put major emphasis on the extracted capitalization rate from the market on the comparable sales listed in the report. In the Income Approach income was projected from a rental survey. By utilizing the Ban Investment Te~hnique which reflects what investors typically pay for anticipated return of like properties. The overall rental potential for this property would be rated as average. The appraiser has reviewed the market and the sales indicated in the statistical analysis from the Chambersburg Multiple List would appear that the marketing time would be approximately five months. page - 16 '..,.,.,.....?"..~ " "" , . CERTIFICATION I, the undersigned, certify that, to the best of my knowledge and belief: The statements of fact contained in this report are true and correct. The reported analyses, opinions, and conclusions are limited only by the reported assumptions and limiting conditions, and are my personal, unbiased professional analyses, opinions, and conclusions. I have no present or prospecti ve interest property that is the subject of this report, and I personal interest or bias with respect to the involved. in the have no parties My compensation is not contingent upon the reporting of a predetermined value or direction in value that favors the cause of the client, the amount of the value estimate, the attainment of a stipulated result, or the occurrence of a subsequent event. My analyses, opinions, and conclusions were developed, and this report has been prepared, in conformity with the Uniform standards of Professional Appraisal Practice. I have made a personal inspection of the property that is the subject of this report. No one provided significant professional assistance to the person signing this report. In my opinion from an analyses of all data, the estimate value is FORTY-SEVEN THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED ($47,600) DOLLARS or without the brick building THIRTY-THREE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED ($33,8 00) DOLLARS. 7 ! ...0'J/f,V ~ L. Ausherman ~ A Certified General Estate Appraiser Certification Number Real GA-000149-L Page - 17 , ,./ --'--<,' (IJ" " > / / / ( \ \ \ \ \ BRITTON . ~"'... "'0 "'0 /TI I I .. . ~ ." c. ,,",-, 1ST I, 2 :),Ib'7 c,"::X. 1 . --- J51b-<1 . Jc. ;11-- ~ '. ..... 12::::1:."I:'::~. -.--..:;r^ iJii'D'.-r=T... . t .~ ._A__..... ZONE C .~..;,'.~~:-h ,,;>.... ',' ,'," .-'.~'~.1.'; , . .:',lr~../; ~!l U, ff~ " , . Estimates for Remolding Apartments Roof 4375.00 Remodel 4 ,Apartments 8200.00 each paneling, drop ceiling,flooring, Kitchen Cabinets,Plumbing and Wiring Repairs,Minor Repairs in Bathroom. 32800.00 New Services and Panel,New Wiring in 4 Apartments 5325.00 4 Heating Units in Apartments Plus Labor and Materials 3200.00 each 12800.00 Totals 55300.00 Does not include any outside repairs such as Storm Windows,Spouting, or Painting. '-. . 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Architect Slate v All malerlal I. guaranteed to be and .peclflcalfons submitted for a. specified, and 'he above work to be performed In accordance wl'h the drawings above work and camp Ie led In 0 substantlal workmanlike manner for the Sum of Dollars 1$ LI3 ':) ~Cf .7. ,J' t""" I with paymenls 'a be mode os follows: Any altoratlon or deviation from above specifications involving exlra casls, will be execuled only upon written orders, and will became on extra charge Over and above 'he estimate. All agreemenll contingent upon s'rlkes, accidents or delays beyond our conlral, Owner to corry fire, tornado and other necellary Insurance upon above work, Workmen's Compensation and Public liability In.urance on above work 10 be laken au' by Respeclfully submltled I .~' Per Nole -This proposal may be wi'hdrawn by us If no' accepled withIn days ACCEPTANCE OF PROPOSAL The above prices, specIfications and conditions ore satisfactory and ore hereby accepted, You ore aulhorlzed 10 do th. work a. .peclfled. Paymenl will be mode os oulllned above. Accepled 1l.y~~~ .t)~4t Signature Dale Slgnalur. -~~,"""'.lt:::"':"~~;;;_~:...,:,. ~_ , ~, .. I I , '. " ~ " '. .,' " ,', .:J7n, )1,#'$-" STATEMENT :uri ./ TO -d.,..< r,/." ,... .t.,s::.. LI /J,., /9/ , , TU....S -.c:~ ~",~,,'::2::.. -- J . I . , fJ , ---'- . ; , . r . I' I I ),,x.,,.. .r.....Y;~/~. ".,._~/ / /f......,( r...~ .r.;...."" r,;.., < ,P.ln .......4.._~ i r....-'/""~H/ /.... ,r,.......?, I ;..../ ...."..J . 1 ---'. . I ):::lIC~ r4.,......... G"IS" /'J~t:'~ ) . I . , I I , I I I , C;CNI,Il7....'.....y ,r';.1'l ~,p4' ' ." ~.y .....""'........ /.-1..,. ;;r;........".7 ; ~........./;.1 ~,<....7 /,..Ic.c . , I _ _ ~ W""c" 4/,( "''''.".h'''4 { ! ~.(.oo. co ~ I , , I WII'OftJon... ."':....1,, ,. "'4" '""'1'0.:..... 'Ht . .'. .0. ,\ .. ='a.:.~.~ -::' .... u .. ..... tl!bi~ . ".tD& 'rB& 3/ ~I of...r lAnl OM I.\o1&IAn4 .IM A,uwfrcd .,., 1Beeb, 114'0/ .1...1.. .nd ..y.nty (1970)Y "'....w., B&TIV&&N J, HONROE WYRICK .nd MARY E. WYRICK, 'his ..if., of tho To..n.hlp of South..pton, County of Fr.nklln .nd Co..on....lth of Pennsylvania, parties of the flTlt part as a"" Graft. Sf IWB CITY CLUB. . corpor.tlon duly orR.nl.od .nd oxl.tln, under the Laws of the Co~onwe.lth of penn'rlyania, with I.. "rlnclpol .offlc. .nd pl.co of bu.lno.. n tho Borou,h of Shlppensbur" Cumberland County, Pennsylvania, party of the second part IS WlTNESSET/I,/A4/1n ,o.,idsrallo. 0/ Twonty- five Thousand (l 25 ,OOO.OOh _u_u ...............___..___................................_.... oU4,~ 1ft "au paW, tAl receipt luAc"o/" A".&, (U^""DIlII,dg,rI, 'A, ,aid ,rantor s d.o A".b ,rut ond conVC'V to tAl IGld ,ron'" . ALL th. t certain ..ssua". or tone",o"t situ.to In tho Borou,h of Shlpp.n.burR. County of Cumborl.nd .Dd St.to of Ponnsylyonla, .nd bound.d and Ilmltod .. folio"': On tho Eo.t by South Earl Stroot: on tho South by lot formerly of John L.. Barner, now ,.Irs. Roy Biller; on tho West by an alley known .s Seneca Street, and on the North by lot for~orly of Hr.. C. C. Stumb.ugh, 'no.. of tho Cr.nto. horoln, contalnln, Thirty-on. (31) f.et ol,ht (8) incho. In front on Earl Str.ot and contlnuln, .t that ..Idth to . dopth of Forty-.lx (46) fo.t .nd th.nco at . ..Idth of Thlrty-t..o (32) foot T..o (2) Incbo. to the alley on tho Wost, the entire depth of the lot boln, t"D hundred flfty-.oyon (257) .foot four (4) Inches, having erected thereon . two and one-half story brick ~w.llln, hou.o known .. 44 and 44 1/2 South E.rl Stro.t and other improvements. BEINC tho .0..0 roo1 o.tote ..hlch Dorothy 1I0cklllan Rlts .nd Hory Louiso lIeeban, Executrices of the Last Will Gnd Testament of Habel Calger 1I0ckman, by tholr dood doted tho 24th doy of Fobruory. 1950 and recorded In tho offlco for tho rocordlng of dood. In and for tho County of Cumberland .1n Deed Boole 11[11, Vol. 14, Pago 125 conveyed to J. Honroe Wyrick .nd ".ry E. 'jyrlc~, his "lfo, Crantors h.roln. TOCETIIER ..1 th tho rICht-of'....y In cOllUllon ..1 th tho ownors of tho land I...dlatoly .dJolnlng on tho North alon, and DYOr . ri,ht-of- ..oy Throo (3) foot in ..Idth co~~onclng at Earl Stroet .nd oxtondln,. oyor tho said .djolnln, l.nd to . d.pth of forty-six (46) foot .lon, tho North lino of tho proporty h.roby conyoyod: AND SUBJECT, 1I0WEVER, to tho rlCht of John L. B.rnor and Ell., hi. ..Ifo (no.. Hrs. Roy BI,lor) thoir holr. and ...i,n. to u.o, occu~y .nd onjoy in com.on ..ith th~ granto.s herdn, tholr suecos..rs .nil ...lgn., tho brlck ...ll...hich . . ., i' ! l.~ I . . I I I I I ,. I 'j , .,. ! :~ ~ ~ .~ I '. r . -- . ~ffi~~:':~:~<1' j. I I i I'" ...'ll..,.',,~f..... . c.o tt%o;~V~t.,.~~:t. 1- C~. c.. DIll. c.I...... c...~ . e0Q("T2JrlcE i5!) CnI"'" : .. ~"I':" . . ~. .' .. .' . ,... .' ...... . " /' '. . ~ ! ---..-.-.-......--... .' .. , . .... is the South "ell of the dweUin. house hereby conveyed end the . otrlp ol land fourteen (14) Inch.. In "ldth and ext.ndln. '"e.tword from E.rl Str.et lorty-.lx (46) leet upon "hlch ..Id "ell.1. erected. . .( , Th. ..Id prop.rty "Ith tho rl.ht . and re.ervetlon. .. horeln. bolore do.crlbed I. tho .... "hlch "., convoyed by Nelli. G.I.or !C,ullm.n. ~I.bel Go1R.r /I.ckman .nd Prenc.. Gol,er Omw.ke. Eucutrlc.. of Ann. B. G.I..r. d.c.a.ed, by their de.d dated Jenuary 26, 1925 and recorded In the Record.r'. Olllc. In and lor Cumberland County, 'ennsylvanla.. in Deed Book "I". Volullle 9. Plge 385. to "Iabel Gel.er lIockman. Tho said Mabel Gollor /lecka.n died on tho 24th doy ol May A.D, 1948 te.t.te. , i 1 A.ND 'A. "W pra"fOf' 1.\4,1&'11 ""'M..' end aQ'" tAa' Rlnerall)' "" ,N/1ItrlV A",l1V """",et. they will WI,"", ~ 'I c' l'" I ,t ~ , . I':~ f R' I .. . L t. ~ II. L L II': · PI ~ ~ f Ii. e :. t r:' f'.! .. 1 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. '014 .....,.,. MV.A......,."1 thol r .1404.004 "II. !-'7h~U}-,- ~~~e '::2~F:....lt/'Y";C l-e @ -a ,.\1 d4V and 11'0' ft,,, dou. ","U,n. -~~/ \ ~ -~; ~'. (~ f; -'~..~ -. :~ \' ~r; '.\J .:. ~::"~ '" -_. .r.:.\::: ..j), .~~ '-a 'l:: ;.< ..- l:~ ~ '.0:: :.. . C!! ... 'c:. ! " , , l _~ urtu, lllal I.. R.Id_ u. ,..1 011I.. .f ,,'110100 c...i. Is . ~/~~~ -MA ,~ r.- /J-".1f ~wllt1, (leL SI4/4 of PEnn.ylvanto Cosmtv 0/ Cunberland, j On IAII,IA. S1? d4~ of lA, vndcr.rllntd ollt,,.. p,r'Oftell" aP1Jta'trl I... ~. ~;ohrlck his wHe. ." 7(\ 6,/or, mi. and ~rary E. Wyrick, .1 , known to m, (or ,etu/atfon1v prOtla) 10 6, "" p'rlonS wAoII ,uun, I . re ",6,cn'bcd to tA, lIIlflll,. {",'nu","', anrlatlmol:l,d,l,rl 'ht t A, Y utn.14d lA_ 'all' lor CA_ PUf'JlO'" ",,,,",,,, eonfal,.,d.,. ;,:.--:.......;., .. ........ IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I Air...,. .., ..~ .1404 004 ./!l<Io1 ,fd/, /I ~.,... .\'.~ . .1/ (. i~.h J1 './ . .c.~. ...., '. . //''JJ..J (I.. o/c.",~ ~~ .~'~..',': ''tJ , ~ =.,., .,1 j. Notary Public D.::t;,e, ~ :7' }:11 a~f/!ll,;;,,"~I"":":' ~. My Comm. expIres: ~ -7 r, 19 'f':;'-:'" ~ eoorT231iE 160 ., : ~ , h f! --..-.---.----.---- .---.. . - ._--~...----. ---. .' ..------..--- 'c. ", . ,,".lnUNMt:NIAL 4DDENDUM "''''''''RENT' HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES ANDIDR DETRIMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS -' Borrclllto,/Cllonl Add,e.. 44 S. ClIy-Sh\Rl'n'1~h"rg LendBfN l ''''-fWn' I. defined II 1I\a' ""Ich I. vl.lbl., ob.I..... .vld.n' .. menll... 10 111. eptlt.IN'. n" 0.1""..." En",,,,..,m'.' "",,",,,10m" /., OM ..I,It ..y ...1 nt." .,,,,..,,,,. O'",y ,h, ".''''mll ...h"h h.", .,m ,h,,"''' ~ Ih, ."../In ."Iy I. ,h, ",,,my .ri., .,,,..1..,,. Trils Iddondum reports the ,esults ollhl Ipp,"lsa,'s ,oullno Inspocllon 01 Ind Inqulrlos Iboullho subjoct p'oporty Ind II. lurroundlng "'"". It Ilso .1.10. whal essumpllons WI'O mado lboul Ih. .xl'l.nee (0' nonexlstlncl) ollny hazl,dou. substenc.s andio, dotrlmentalen.I,onmonlll conditions. rhl .pp,a'II"" no' e. a_II I.,',o.m..'" '."''''0' Ind Iho,elo,o mlghl ~o unlwa,o 01 exlsllng hazlrdous lubs1lnc.. Indlor dot,lmenlalen.I,onmenlal candlllon. which mlyhl.o. olglll.e ehoclon the .aloty Ind Vlluo ollhl p'operty.1I Is posslblelhll t.sts and Inspecllon. mldo by I qUllltlod on.I,onmenl.ll.speclo, would '..eallh. exlstonce 01 hazardous materials andlor detrimental environmental condillons on or around the property that would nogatl.oly Ihoctlls sl'ety and ,"Iue. . . Earl Street County r'lmh Sllle PA Zip cOIl. ,,, ~ 7 WATER . ORlNKIN _ Drinking Wiler 1.lupplled 10 Ut. IUbJlC1 Irom I munlclJ:al wlt.r lupply which II considered "'I. HOWIY., Uti only way to be .blolutely Clrtlln Utltlhe wlter milts published Itandardlll to hlvllIltlled 11.11 dlschlrg. points. - Drinking Wlter ISlupplled by. well orolh.r non-mur,lclpal lourCI. II Is recommended Ihlt tests be mlde to bl certain thlt Ut. property Is IUpplild with Idequllu pure water. _leld can g.t Inlo drinking water 'rom Ib lource, the rlpes, at aU dlscharg. points, plumbing lillurel Indlor ap. pUancel, The only way to be certain that Wiler does nol contain an unacceptlble leld lovells 10 have It IlItld et III discharge points. ~ Thl valu. ..Umlled In Ihl. IWII..,II blled on thl luumpllon Ihat thar. I. In .dequate lupply 01 '.". IlId-".. Drinking Water. Comments .' . SANITARY WAS1E OISPOSAL _ Sanitary Walt. II removed 'rom the property by a municipal sewer system. - Sanitary Waste I. dlsposod 01 by a seplic .yslem or olhe.r sanitary on site waste disf'o,al sy,tem. Tho only way to detormlno thallho dlspoulayshun II adequale and In good working condlllo" Is to hive Itlnspec:1ed by a qualified Inspector. .....x... Tha valu. ..Umaled In Ihl, apprll..,11 bINd on tho a..umpllon thlt Ihe Sanlllry Wlltal. dllpoled of by a municipal HWlr or an .d~u.ta properly pennlnl-d Ill.rnl.1 Ir..trn.nl IYlt.m In good condition. Comments . . SOIL CONT MINANTS - There are no apparen, signs ot Soil Contaminants on or near the subject property (elceplas reported In CoR). ments below). It Is possible that research,lnspoctlon and losllng by a qualllled envlronl.,enlallnlpeclor would reveel e.lstlng and/or polentlal hazardous substances andlor detrimental onvlronmental conditions on or around lhe property that would negatively affect 113 salely and value. --X.. Thl nlu. IIUmat,d In thl, appral,,'11 bll,d on thl a..umptlon that the .ubJ.ct proparty II Ir., 01 Soli Conllmlnant.. Comments ASBESTOS . - All orplr1 ollhelmprovemenb were constructed belore 1979when Asbeslos was I common building malerlal. The only way to be certain that the property Is troe 01 triable and non-friable Asbestos Is to have II Inspected and tested by a quaUlled asbestos Inspector. - The Improvements were conslructod efter 1979. No apparent Irlable Asbestos was observed (e.cept IS re. X ported In Comments below). - Th. nlu, ..Uml.ed In thl, appralulll baled on Ihe II.umpUon thll thl,.11 no unconl.lned Irllbla Albutol or other hanrdouI A,bettot melerlll on the prop.erty. Comments , PCBs (POLYCHLORI ATEO BIPHENYLS) . - There were no apparenl leaking flourescent light ballasts. capacllols or transformer, anywhere on or nearby thl property (I.cept as reponed In Comments below). - There was no IIPPllren'vlslble or documented evidence known to lhe appraiser or soli or Groundwaler contaml. nation 'rom PCBs anywhere on the property (excepl as repOr1ed In Commenls below). --.!... Th. v.lu. 'IUmated In thl, apprell.111 beNd on the ...umpllon thlllh.,. ar, no uncontaln,d PCSI on or nearby the property. CommenlS RAOON - The appraiser Is not aWlre 01 any Aadon lests made on the subjecl property wllhln Ihe PlSt 12 monlhs ('Icepl as reponed In Comments bolow). - The appraller Is nolaware 01 any Indicalion Ihal tho local Wiler supplies have been found 10 havI elevated levets or Radon or Radium. - The appraiser Is not aware 01 any nearby properties (except as reponed In Commenls below) Ihat were or currently are used 'or uranium. thorium or radium ..lraclion or phosphate processing. ~ Th. nlul .IUmated In thl. apprll,,111 baNd on the "lumpUon that the Radon lav,'I, liar below EPA recomm.nded lanll. Comments r..I......... h rw.fOCJ JAMJ"A" I"' . J"'.... , woo...,. tnc III W....,..r A.,,.,.. .... H...". cr 0l$1l I....U)...I"" ",flOtO.tA.MIC"1'IOI'I [tI...,........~l"," .....:1.100. 1t....IlI~ .- ................,.,......... I I I us h IUNOlHGnOU '. '.- !I''''.')I'I'"_ .I"~I:WI - The,. J, no appall"' vl,lble or doc::umtntld Ivld,nca known 10 Ih, appra'.., 01 any usr, on thl property nor any known hlltorlCl1 u.. 01 th, property thai would IIklly hav. hid usr.. - Thl'. It. no apparlnt pltrollum II0rlQ' Indlor delivery ',cilille. tincludlno gasolin. Ilallonl or chlmlcal manufacturing pienta) located on adjlclnt prop.m:.. '..Clpt II r.portld In Commtnta bllow). - The,. .,.apPlfln, "gn. or U5T...I.Ung now or In thl PI'I on Ih, lubJect property. It II recommended that an Inspection by. qualified UST Inapeelor bl obtaln.td to d.tarmlnl thlloc.lIon or any UST, together with thll, condlUon and proper rlgl.ltallon IIlhev Ire ICII"I; Ind It thlY Ire Inlcllvl,lo dttermlnl whlthe, IhlY WI" d'aClivaled In accordanca with lound Indultry practlcel. ~ The Yllue a.Umlled In 1111 apprl',all, baled on U.e "'lumpUon ahatlny tuncttonlng UST. Ira not 1....lng and ara proper')' regll1ered and th.tany abandon.1d USTI a,. 'rM 'rom contamlnaUon and wa,. propertr drained, nlled and ..aled. Common's o'l:I'.'mt.; '...#.1;11(.1......\.'."", 1:a.'1IIa. - There ara no appaflnt Hazardous W.,te SII8s on the subJecl property or ne.rby the .ubJecl property (excepta. reported In Commonts below). Hazardous Waste $ito search by atralnad environmental engineer may dellr.. X mine Ihatthore I. ono or mora Hazardous Wasla Sit.. on or In the area of Iha subject property. - The valu. .l1Im_led In tIIllappral..111 baNd on th, ...umpUon ahalthlra arl no HaurdouI Wa,11 Slttl on or noorlly 11I0 oubloel proporly 11I0' MQoUvoly o"oct 11I0 voluo or oo'oly 0111I0 proporly, Commonla II U :1". :"'1:"""'.11::1 a'/ tl.=I!III::1:fI.I~Io'1I1I1f.'I(.I~ - All or part of the Improvements wera construclee bofore 1982 when UREA 'oam Insulalion was a common building malarial. Tho only way 10 be certain th.lt :ho property Is froe of UREA formaldehydo Is 10 have II Inspocted by . qualUled UREA formaldehyde 'n::ipoctor. - The Improvements wera constructed after 1982. ~o apPlfen' UREA formaldehyde materials wlr. oblllrvl<f (excepl ., reported In Comments below). -L The valua "Umlled In 1111 Ippralnll, biNd on 1:,. uaumpUon that the,." no ,lgnlfJcanl UFF' InlulaUon or other UREA formaldehyde mllarlal on th, prop.my. Comments "::f.Ut:,"',l'. - All or part 01 Ihe Improvements ware conslruclcd berore 1980 when lead Palnl was a common building malerial. Thora is no apparent visible or known dJCumanted evidence 01 peeling or !laking lead Painl on tho lloora, walls or ceilings (oxcaplas roported In Commonts below). Tho only way 10 be certain Ihat Iho property Is 'ree ollurlaco or ,ubsurface lead Paint Is 10 hOlV. Itlnspectad by a qualified Inspector. - Tho improvements were conslrueled .fter 1980. No appafent lead Pllnl WIS observed (excepl as repor1ld In X Comments bllow). - The valu. aatlmated In thl, appral..ll, baNd on the a..umpUo" Ihat th"al, no n,llIng or palling L.,d Paint on 11I0 proporly. Commonla .m.:.l.:"'UJIItJ~ - There are no apparent signs 01 Air Pollution allh, liml ollhe Inspoctlon nor were any reported (e.cepl .s X rcpor1od in Commonts below). Tho only way 10 b~ cartaln Ihallha air is Iree 01 pollution is to have IIlesled. - Th. Yllue ..lImated In thll appra',alll tNlNd or. &:11 a..umptlon Ihat thl property II Ir'l 01 AIr PolluUon. Commonla WETLANOSI '.1' . - The site dODS nol conlaln any appafont Wellands/Flcod Plains (e.cepl as report'ld In Commlnts below). The only way 10 bo cort.un thallho sito is 'roo 01 WOIlc.nClS/Flood Plains is 10 have illnspoctod by 8 qualified anvl. ronmontal profossional. -1L. Thl .,alu. .,tlmaled In thll appralnlll baled on thll auumpllon that there ar. no Wln.nda/Flood Plain, on thl proparty (except .1 r.ported In Commenb balow). Commonls i..IJ,.'1I11=11I1If.:.UI:::(.IU.....:I~.'JI:[.Ji'h'J1:1l'1 r'l.:""#'l:I'~ - Thero are no othor apparent mlscollaneous hazatdous substances Ind/or dotrlmonlal envlronmenlll condl~ lions on or In the aroa ollho silo except 8S Ind.catod below: _ Excess Noise - Radlallon + Eloctromagnetlc Radiation _Ughl POllullon _ Waste Hlat _ Acid MinI Or.lnage _ Agricultural Pollution _ Geological Huards _ Ne.rby Hazardous Property _'nfecllous Medical Waslos _ Pesticides - Others (Chemical Slorage + Slorage Drums, Pipelines, etc.) x - The .,alua..t1mlteclln Ihl. appralaall, baNd on tho aaumptlon that 11M" a,. no MIICIUlneou. en.,lronmental Haunto (oac:opt "- ropcHlod obovo) 11I01 would MQoIIvoly o"oellllo voluo 0111Io _rly. When any o( the en~lronm.n'" 8numpUon. mId. In thl. addendum ato nol cOflOCf, Iha OIU",o'od .a/uo In Ihlo appra/.al may nol bo .alld. rM v....., ~ rw.rou . '....... "OI'lfte. N. 311 W1i1lNy A.,fIVe..... 1ft....... e1 _II t-<<>>2u.asu IN<<J'''''' 1'" "'tIonAl AMociellOrl f~.It--*'..... ~ !"t','; --_...' ,,~""'. DEANITION OF MARKET VALUE: Tilt masl prollablt prlct ",hich I property should btlng In I competitive and open 11II/1I11 ....,.,,. condilions 11IquI~lllo.L'fair sall.lhl buyer and lalIer. lach .ClIng prudtnlly.l<nowtedgtably and aslumlng Iht prlce Is nollnocted by undul lIimu1us. 1mpIIc\ In Ihls dlflllillon Is Ih. consummelion oIl sail IS 01 a IpICiflld dall and Iht passing 01 tille Irom Ila.. .. buy" under condilions wherlby; (I) buyer and naer IIllyplclly motivaled; (2) bolh pII1ilS arl ","a Inlormed or "'"' advisor!. and lach ICIIng In ",hal hi considers his.... besllnl..ISI; (3). lIasonablt timlls llIowed lor "POSUII In Ihl opln mar1l11; (4) paymenlls madlln lerms 01 U.S. - or In IIrms of fl/llllCial IrranglmlnlS comparabll lherOlo; Ind (5llhe prlce reprlsenlS 1ht nonnaI consideration lor Ihl property sold unan"'led by lpedalor creativI f....cIng or salol conclssions' granted ~ Inyonllssoclaled 1NI1h Iht sail. . AdjustmlnlS .. Iht comparablls musl be made lor spoclal or crlativl !inancing or sailS concessions. No adjustmonlS all necessary lor IhOII COlis which are no""a1ly paid by slalrs IS a IIsua oflrldition or law In I markel ..Ia; IhtSI coslS III lIaddy IdlnbfJlblI slncl Iht liner pay~lhlsl coslln vIrIIlally la lallS bansac1ioIls. Spedalor crlativ. fmancing adjustmlnls can be madl" Ihl comparabl. property by comparisons 10 fmancing IlIms ollllad by alh.d party InstlMlonalle~er lhalls nolalllady Involved In Ihe property or bansaclion. My adjuslmlnl should nol be calculated on a mechanlc:al dollar lor dollar coli ollhe fmancing or concession but Ihe dollar IrTlOUnl ollny Idjuslmenl should appro.imalelhl marl<OI's reaction .. 1he fU1ancing or concessions based on !he appraise"s judgmonl. CERTlACATION AND STATEMENT OF LIMIT1NG CONDIT10NS CERTIFICATION: The Appraiser certilies and agre.s Ihat I. The Apprais.r has no pre..nl or conlemplaled Mute Inl.reslln :he property apprais.d; and neilher Ihe .mploym.nl .. make !he appraisal. nor Ihe comp.nsalion lor II. Is conling.nl upon Ih. appraised vtlu. ollh. property. 2. Th. Appraiser MS no p.rsonallnl.r.llln or bias ",ilh r.spect lolh. subjKt mall.r ollhe appraisal r.port or Ih. pII1icipants lolha sal.. Th. 'Ellimal. 01 Marl<.1 Value" In Ih. appraisal r.portls nol based I.' ",hole or In part upon Ihe rac.. color. or nalional origin ollh. prospective .....rs or occupanlS ollhe prop.rty appraised. or upon Ih. rac.. color or nalional origin ollhe pres.n! owners or occupants 01 1he properties In Ihe vicinily 01 !he property apptaised. 3. The ApptaIJ.r has personanylnspocled Ihe property, bolh inside ao::l ouL and has mad. an .'IPlior inspection 01 all comparabl. sal.s tilled In Ihe r.port. Tolh. bell 01 Ihe Appraiser's knowledge and beli.f. nil slalem.nlS and Inlormalion In Ihis r.port are bu. Ind correcl, and Ihe Appraiser has nol knowingly lNIlhh.1d any signifocanllnlormalion. 4. All conlingenland timiling condilions are conlained herein (imposed by Ih. I.rms ollhe assignmenl or by Ihe undersigned enecting Ih. analys.s. opinions. and conclusions conlained In Ih. report). 5. This appraisal report has been made In conlormily 1NI1h and Is subjeCl 10 Ihe requ..menlS ollhe Code 01 Prol.sslonal Elhics and Slandards 01 Prof.sslonal Conducl ollhe appraisal organizalions I'IiIh ",hich Ihe Appraiser is allaialed. 6. AD conclusions and opinions concerning Ih. realeslale Ihal are s.llorth In Ihe appraisal reporl w.r. prepared by Iha Apprals.r whose sIgtkllLUC appDals on UIO apprais;1J Il!p.:lrt. unless Indcilcd as .noview Appraise,., No thangtt ul any item itl the apptaisal .epoct shall be made by anyone olher lhan Ihe Apprais.r. and Iha Appraiser shall have no responsibility lor any such unalhorized chang.. CONTINGENT ANO LIMITING CONOITIONS: The certJfocalion ollhe A;>ptais.r appearing In Ihe appraisal report is subjecllo Ihe loIlowing condilions and 10 such olher specifIC and Iimillng condilions as are s.1 fort. by Ihe Awaiser In Ihe report. 1. The Appraiser assumes no r.spon~blily lor maners 01 a legal nalura anec1ing 1he property appraised or Ihe IIl1e Iherelo. nor does Ihe Appraiser render any oplnion as 10 Ihe tille. ",hich Is assumed 10 be ~ood and marketabl.. The property Is appraised as Ihough under responsible ownarship. 2. Any s1<.1ch In Ihe report may show appro.lmal. dlm.nsions and Is Included loassisllha raader In visualizing Ihe property. The Apprais.r has mada no swvey ollha property. 3. The Appraiser Is nol required 10 give I.llimany or appear In court because 01 having madelhe appralsallNllh relerance tolh. properly In qu.slion. unl.ss arrang.ments have been previously made Ih.relor. 4. Any dislribution ollhe valualion In Ihe r.port between land and imprcvements applies only under Ihe e.lsiling program 01 ulilizalion. Th. separal. valualion lor land and building mull nol be us.d In conjunction v;ilh any other appraisal and ar. invalid if so used. 5. Th. Appraisar assumes Ihallhere are no hidden or unapparenl coo1ilions ollh. properly, subsoil. or slnJClureS, wh~h would rend.r if more or less valuabfe. The Appraiser assumes no lesponsibifily lor such condilions, 01 fOI engineering which might be lequited to discovel suchlaclors. 6. Infolmation, estimates, and opinions furnished to the Appraisel, artS contained in the leport. were oblained from sources considered reliable and believed 10 be true and corree!. Howevel, no responsibility !QI acculacy 01 such items furnished the Appraiser can be assumed by Ih. Appraiser. 7. Olsclosure ollh. contenlS ollhe appraisal report Is gov.rned by Ihe Bylaws and Regulalions 01 the professional apptaisal organizalions I'IiIh ",hich Ihe Appraiser Is alliliated. 8. Neilher an. nor any parI ollh. conlenl of Ihe report. or copy Iher.o' (including conclusions as 10 Ihe property valu.. the Id.nllly ollha Apprals.r. prol.ssional designalions. reler.nc.lo any prolessional appraisal organizalions. or Ihe f.m wilh which Ihe Appraiser Is connecled). shan b. used lor any purpos.s by anyone bul1he Clienl specified in Ihe raport. 1he borrower if appraisal lee paid by sam.. the mortgagee or Its successors and assigns, mortgage insurers, consultants. professiontJ appraisal organizations, any slale 01lOOel30y apploved financial Instilulion. any department. agency. or InlllUm.nlalily ollhe Uniled Slal~ of any sIal. or Iha Dis~~1 01 Columbia. wilhoullhe previous wrinen consenl of Ihe Appraiser: nor shall il be conveyed by anyone 10 Ih. publ:c Ihrough advertising. pubflC relalions. news. sales. or olh.r media. I'Iillloutlh. wrin.n consenl and approval of Ihe Appraiser. 9. On aa appraisals. subjeello satislaclory completion. repairs. or allera:ions.lhe appraisal report and valua conclusion are conling.nt upon completion of the Improvements in a workmanlike manner, ENVIRONMENTAL DISCLAIMER: The Y311Jt eslimaled is based on the assumpt on lhallhe property ts nol negatively allec1ed by !he eXIstence of hazarcbJs subslances or detrimenlal envitonmenlal COrClIons unless otherwiSe Slaled In 1'Iis repott. The apprili"r is nol an expen in Ihe kfeMllabOn of hazardouS ~ubstanctS or de~mentaI tnvltGMlenlal concllOflS, The apprOliser's routine in$ptCtiOn 01 al'd inquiries rabeNl Ihe subject property d(J nol devetop Iny inJorm.IbOtl1f\allntfitated any, apparent Siglllhcanl haZardous SUbstances or detr:-nenlal environmenlal conditiOnS which would ailed I"e prcpetty negalively unltSs olherwise Slated in this report II is possible Ihal tests and inspections nade by a quaLrlld h4zardouS substanet and environmental expert woutd rheal the eXIStence 01 hazardous sutmances or deltimental envitonmenlal condil'ons on or around Ihe property thai would "f9iIlivtly alleet its value. ADDmoNAL CERnACAnON: The appraiser further ctrtfies lhat: I, This apprais." conlOtms Ie Iht Ul'lrorm Sl~dsot Prolession3l Appraisal P~3CIiCI ruSPAp.) Ddoplc:dtr, Ihe Appr:\iSOll SI,U1d.1rdS Bo.1rd ollhe AppraIsal FOUf'lbbOn~ t.cep! ~l!h. Dep:lrtute Provision 01 tho USPAP does not apply. 2, Theit comptnsottioro rs ~I cClftlltlgent lJpotl U\e repot1itlg 04 a predelermined vJlu. or Greclion'" value thalla s!he cause 01 the ebenl. the amount 01 the value "bmate. the attainmenl ola stipulated "sull. 01 N occurrence of a sutsequem event. 3, TNs apprllS31lssignment WilS nol baSed on a requested mirWTun valualion.a speo6c valuabon, or 1 oval of a IoOln. '" ,..,',..---~..................~...... 7> L,.-e' _t:.... Oa..: t I ~ ;:> ~PI".;..t: Dale uSF' . GOOEors R__~SII: ..a............., [g REALTOR f) ....~ 'il .1 I I I I ,_ f'.-~~. ,.,"-.-, ~-_... '.. ". ... .... ..""",MOl "''''lln C;:OUfltr, PMII.,..iNt 11M. 'UI :7/usherman YJros. REAL ESTATE INC. 229 N. 2nd Street. Chambersburg, PA 17201 717-264-6715 . FAX# 717-264-4973 QUALIFICATIONS OF TIM L. AUSHERMAN Hom.. 'arm. ""prll,"11 Invlltm.nl. Counllllng since 1970, Tim L. Ausherman has been engaged in general real estate practice. He is experienced in the sale, management, and appraisal of real estate. He obtained his pennsylvania State General Real Estate Appraiser certification in 1991. The following represents a partial list of appraisal clients serviced by Mr. Ausherman: -Commonwealth'~tg Co -Dauphin Deposit Bank -Orrstown Bank. -Mellon Bank -PHH Homequit~ -Lenders Serv1ce,Inc. -Security Pacific -Record Data, Inc; -US Mortgage Co~ -Attorneys . -Various Individuals -Lomas and Nettleton Mtg Co -1st Natl Bank of Greencastle -Unitas National Bank -1st Federal Savings & Loan -Letterkenny Federal Credit union -Bell Telephone of PA -Agway Petroleum corp. -Associate Relocation -united Telephone Credit union . -commercial Credit Savings & Loan -Farmers Home Administration (FmHA) -Commercial credit Savings & Loan -Defense Activities Federal Credit Union -FHA certified Fee Appraiser (Certification No. 2210) EARNED DESIGNATIONS G.R.I. - Graduate of Pennsylvania Realtors Institute, 1972 C.R.S. - certified Residential Specialist, 1979 C.R.E.A. - Certified Real Estate Appraiser, 1989 EDUCATIONAL COURSES -Residential Real Estate Appraisal #1, Pennsylvania State university -Real Estate Right-of-Way course, Pennsylvania State university -Introduction to Appraisal of Real Estate, Society of Real Estate Appraisers at Purdue university, LaFayette, IN February 3-14, 1975 -Introduction to Commercial and Investment Real Estate, Memphis, TN -Art of Real Estate Counseling, Orlando, FL, November 1975 EDUCATIONAL COURSES CONTINUED -Guaranteed Sales Plan, orlando, FL April 1977 -Personal Estate Planning, Louisville, KY March 1981 i .... w~"':)"';' .iiLr"u ~ \., .. . - I - EDUCATIONAL COURSES CONTINUED -Guaranteed Sales Plan, Orlando, FL April 1977 -personal Estate Planning, Louisville, KY March 1981 -commercial Appraisal Course, Lincoln Graduate center, Washington, DC, November 1988 -Advanced Real Estate Appraisals, Real Estate Institute, New Cumberland, PA, December 1988 -Applied Residential Property Valuation, Course 102, society of Real Estate Appraisers, Spartansburg,SC March 6-13, 1989 -Marshall swift Calculation Seminar for commercial Properties, Philadelphia, PA April 17, 1989 -Market Extraction Seminar, society Real Estate Appraisers, Harrisburg, PA May 18, 1990 -Small Residential Income Property Report Seminar, Fannie Mae 1025 by Henry Harrison, Rockville, MO June 26, 1990 -Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice, National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers, cumberland, MO September 17 & 18, 1990 -Appraisal of Residential property, Institute of Real Estate studies, New Cumberland, 'PA February 1991 -Condemnation Appraising, National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers, April 24-25, 1992 -PHH Homequity seminar, Atlantic city, N~ June 1992 -Courses offered by Realtors National Marketing Institute -Various one day seminars through Housing Urban Development (HUO) -3.1 principles of Farm, Ranch & Rural Appraisal course, Millville, NJ October 28-31, 1992 -3.2 Advanced Farm, Ranch & Rural Appraising, Millville, NJ February 10-13, 1993 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS -Member of Realtors Marketing Institute -Member of National and state Association of Realtors -Member of Franklin County Board of Realtors -Pennsylvania Broker, License No. RM-026544-B -Pennsylvania General Appraiser certification No.GA-000149-L -Past President of Franklin County Board of Realtors -Senior Member of National Association Review Appraisers -Past President of Greater Chambersburg Area Multi-List Association -Member of Pennsylvania council of Real Estate Appraisers -Member of National Association of Realtors, Real Estate Appraisal section ., ".. ...........w,..._'_... _P..._........ ,...._ ,~___.......o..- 1JlM.M- ~ . a....fW.. )~ J. ~... "'1~"'~-ll.':..pU f A1N;;00 01;', '."';"no AU';" ."'" ... ..~..ijQRIL- -: ?tfl JO JJlJY .... ~61 HV Lt 6 61 IVH .. ,V' ,..~~.~~. 1':".,."-;< ...,v.~-.,~.~.. .~ i'.( IN THE COURT of COMMON PLEAS FOR THE 9th JUDICIAl DISTRICT CUMBERlAND COUNTY BRANCH - PENNSYlVANIA In Re: REAL ESTATE SITUATE at Seneca Street and Neff Avenue BOROUGH of SHIPPENSBURG Cumberland County, Pennsylvenia CIVIL ACTION. LAW No. 94-1618 Civil Term .. ORDER .. AND NDW, this J.i. day of MAY, 1994, after hearing held in this maller, it is hereby ORDERED and DECREED that the BOROUGH of SHIPPENSBURG, Cumberland and Franklin Counties, Pennsylvania, be and is hereby authorized to exchange the land owned by it at the Southeast corner of Senenca Street and Neff Avenues for lands owned by the HUB CITY CLUB, located at 44 South Earl Street, Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, for no consideration, and the officers of the Borough Council are authorized to execute the necessary documents to transfer said property and to accept the transfer of lands from the HUB CITY CLUB. /-..-"--, / ' / / By e Court: 1'1" 1"1 1 ( liJ J J\ " ! .arl ,-...". -,-,--_..-....'.. Proof of Publication of Notice in THE NEWS-CHRONICLE COUNTY OF CUMeERLAND , COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYlVANIA, ( bO,: 60578 00000 0 ~o~!l)~.~. .\,'1.'.. .9!-!~.~~l!l.. o. O' . . baillC duly sworn according to I.1w. d.po....nd ..ys that he resides In the Borough of Shlppensburc. County 01 Cumberl.1nd. and Commonwealth 01 Pe"nsylvanl.1: that he Is tho V j.,C;.e:. .1i'.J;l!.Il,l,c;1.fiI!l&l the News.Chronlcle Company. a corporation duly orga"lzed under the I.1ws of the Commonwealth 01 Penn.ylva"I.1. having Its olllces and principal pl.1ce 01 busrn.ss In th. Township of Shlppens. burg, County 01 Cumb.rl.1nd and Commonw.alth 01 P.nn.ylvania: that he I. authorized to and does make this aUldavlt on It I b.hall: thatlh. N.wl' Chronlcl. Company was .stabllshed August 27. 1927: that it pUblishes th. "N.ws.Chronlcre": Ihe r:.ald "N.ws.Chronlcl." has been IlIued r.gul.1rly ..ml.weekly .Ince August 27, 1927 In said county 01 Cumberland: thaI the prlnl.d notice. advertisement or publication allached h.r.to Is ..actly th. "10. as was printed and publl.hed In the regular .ditlon. and issu.. olth. soid ..N.ws.Chronlcl.... on Ih. following dal... vlz.: April 28, 1994 AUlanl lurlh.r depose. Ihal h. and Ih. New..Chronlcl. Company are notint.resled in the subject maUer 01 Ihe aloresaid notice 01 advertlsemenl. and thaI all allegallons In the lor.golng .talement as to time. pl.1ce and character 01 publication ar.lrue and corr.ct. W, ~O C_ .................................~... Copy 01 Notlc. 01 Publicatla" Sworn and subscribed b~.lhIS.......... .~.q!=:I;1............... . day 01 Nan~'()r~o,;: 'Pumaaa,' &o,Order'of Hm...""";'IUIU '1a,1.,. ....... Nordo I; IIN, I hoorm.' " will' hi' hlW OIl Thlllldq. ..., I'. IIN "' S:40 AM. 0auIt ~ No. 8, 4th . DOor, COvn: _HOUI., CozIWo. I'onaI)'IfIIIII. OIl tho Polltlaa of Ibo BOROUGH of SmPPBNBUIIG 10 Ibdwlp Roal Bololo ........ 1\ thl South.., comer of the IntorMdlOD of _ StrM\' lUlCI NIIf A_.... tor ..... Ioeoted ot 44 80Idh llIIIlIlNl. now oWIlIlI b)' tho HUB CITY CLUB. All _ ha.m, III _\lnoal4~_ _1D_...b)'-'- ... April.....,............,.. .19 .94. ........./~~.Ji~Kr.'9........ Notary ~bll' My commission expires. . . . . . . . . . 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