Utah Admin. Code R850-140-250 - Definitions
For the purposes of this rule:
1. Development Property: a parcel of trust
land that has been designated a development property pursuant to the director's
determination that the parcel meets the criteria established in Subsection
R850-140-300(1).
2. Development Transaction: a transaction
entered into by the agency to generate financial returns to the trust from real
estate development of a particular development property. Development
transactions include sales, exchanges, ground leases, development leases,
build-to-suit leases, joint ventures, and Other Business Arrangements with
respect to development properties.
3. Joint Venture: a transaction in which the
agency contributes trust assets to a joint undertaking in which such assets may
be subject to risk of loss, including without limitation a transaction in which
the agency becomes a member of a limited liability company in exchange for the
commitment of trust assets.
4.
Other Business Arrangement: a transaction other than a joint venture which
involves similar risk of loss of trust assets as a joint venture and which
involves material reliance on the economic performance of a third party or
other contingent events to generate expected returns. The non-subordinated
lease of trust property for development purposes, with the trust's returns
based upon a percentage of final property sales, is not an Other Business
Arrangement.
5. Supporting
Transaction: a transaction entered into by the agency to prepare for or support
real estate development on trust lands, but not directly conveying trust lands
for real estate development purposes. Supporting transactions include without
limitation: exchange, acquisition, or conveyance of lands for assemblage or
configuration of development projects; agreements with local government
entities with respect to development entitlements and provision of
infrastructure; rights-of-entry, dedications and easements for development
improvements and amenities on trust lands; and leasing or conveyance of trust
lands for necessary development infrastructure and amenities.
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