The Board of County Commissioners currently contracts with the South Amelia Island Shore Stabilization, Inc. (SAISSA) to provide services pertaining to the administration, management, and oversight the beach nourishment project within the boundaries of the South Amelia Island Shore Stabilization Municipal Services Benefit Unit (SAISS or SAISS MSBU) created pursuant to Ordinance 93-14. The current SAISS project is funded by State and Federal grants as well as a bank loan serviced by Synovus. The bank loan is secured by assessments on the benefiting parcels and collected through the SAISS MSBU. As of 3/27/2023, the outstanding balance of the loan is $4,807,331.
Section 4.05. Prepayment Option of Resolution 2021-009, upon Board approval, provides the owner an option to prepay all future unpaid annual assessments on each parcel subject to the SAISS Capital Assessment.
As such, an owner of property subject to the assessment is requesting to prepay all future unpaid assessments including all other costs associated with it. Approximate costs are between $3,000 and $6,000.
This property is in the process of being sold and has a closing date of March 31, 2023. The buyer has requested that the seller payoff the SAISS Capital Assessment associated with the property before the March 31,2023 closing. |