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Faring / Carson Goose Option and Land Payments for Carson Place

2020-12-17 2020-present Ongoing agreement structure documented in public records
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Carson public records document the financial terms tied to Faring Capital's option agreement, later assigned to Carson Goose Owner, LLC, for Cells 3, 4, and 5 of the former Cal-Compact landfill. Carson's audited FY2023-24 report describes a $45 million residual land value, including a $12.5 million initial payment received in January 2021 and a remaining $32.5 million payment subject to agreement conditions. Separate staff records document remediation/O&M and extension-related payment obligations.

Public-private land option / redevelopment payment structure Audited City financial report plus direct Carson Reclamation Authority and City staff records
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Key facts

Amount
$45 million residual land value
Address
20400 S. Main Street, Carson, California
Financial context
Direct option, residual land value, remediation, operating/maintenance, and extension-payment relationship between the Faring-originated Carson Goose project entity and the Carson Reclamation Authority.
Documented amounts
$45 million residual land value · $12.5 million initial payment received January 2021 · $32.5 million remaining payment described in audited records · $300,000 extension/dry-utility planning payment · Approximately $3 million annual O&M reimbursement obligation described in 2022 staff report · $250,000 monthly O&M cap described in 2022 staff report
Original Option Date
2020-12-17
Assignment Date
2021-01-15
Residual Land Value
45000000
Initial Payment
12500000
Remaining Payment Described
32500000
Extension Payment
300000
Oom Reimbursement Reported Annual Approx
3000000
Oom Monthly Cap
250000
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Context note

The listed amounts describe different components and stages of the same public-private agreement and must not be added together as if they were separate purchase prices. The $45 million figure is described by Carson's audited report as residual land value; $12.5 million was received initially and $32.5 million was described as remaining subject to agreement conditions. O&M and extension payments are separate contractual obligations. This is not characterized as debt financing unless a source expressly documents a loan or mortgage.

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