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This Request for Proposals (RFP) provides the opportunity for any interested individual or organization, hereinafter referred to as “Offeror” to submit proposals to the National Park Service (NPS, ‘Le... This Request for Proposals (RFP) provides the opportunity for any interested individual or organization, hereinafter referred to as “Offeror” to submit proposals to the National Park Service (NPS, ‘Lessor’) to lease NPS property at Fort Monroe National Monument for a Commercial Use under the following general terms and conditions. The selected offeror (Offeror, ‘you’, ‘your’) will have exclusive negotiation rights to enter into a lease based on the attached Sample Lease (See Attachment A). Elements of your proposal may be incorporated into the Lease at Lessor’s discretion. Overview of Property Offered for Lease The Recreational Vehicle (RV) Park and Campground is located at 501 Fenwick Road in Fort Monroe, Hampton, Virginia 23651. The property is situated at the northern edge of Fort Monroe National Monument and is accessible via Fenwick Road. It runs along the western side of the Fort Monroe peninsula with the Hampton River and Mill creek on the west, and Gulick Drive and Chesapeake Bay on the east. The Lease Premises are situated on an approximately 13-acre site and include a 13-space parking lot on the east side of building 32 and includes 14 full-service camping sites with 30/50 amps and paved pads, 9 additional sites with 30 amps, electricity and water, several tent locations, operation of park shelters 2-5. An additional 150- space parking is included for the use of Shelter 5 with restrictions as it is a grassy area. The Lease Premises are listed below and provided as Exhibit A to the attached Sample Lease. The Lease Premises include: • Building 32 (Approximately 3,300 SF) • Shelter 2, 3, and 4 • Shelter 5 • Adjacent area “the Grounds” • Two tennis courts Allowed Uses of the Lease Premises The property for lease may be used as an RV Park and Campground, and Shelter 5 may be used as a small-scale Event Venue (maximum capacity of 200 people). Key Information About This Leasing Opportunity • Deferred Maintenance: Building 32 is in overall good condition though it could use some aesthetic updates. Any prospective lessees would be responsible for tenant fit outs for any specific use. Each Offeror is responsible for developing the scope of work for and cost estimate of its improvement plan. • Lessor Improvements: The NPS does not plan to make improvements to the property at this time but reserves the right to make improvements at a later date at its sole discretion. • Building Codes and Zoning: For building codes and zoning, the Lease Premises are under exclusive jurisdiction of the Federal Government and are not subject to the zoning regulations of Hampton, Virginia. However, the NPS will expect any work done on the property, where relevant, to meet the standards set forth by the 2024 ICC family of Codes and all codes referenced in those codes. For fire codes, follow all codes referenced in NPS Director’s Order #58 and NPS Reference Manual #58. For accessibility, work must meet the ICC Codes and the Architectural Barriers Act Accessibility Standard (ABAAS). Additionally, Certificates of Occupancy are issued by the NPS Building Code Official. • Historic Preservation: Construction design, authorization, regulatory compliance, and permitting will be required to comply with one or several of the following: the Secretary of the Interior's Standards and Guidelines; National Historic Preservation Act (NHPA) and Section 106 compliance; National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA); NFPA 914 Code for Protection of Historical Structures; and relevant Fort Monroe Authority Historic Preservation Covenants. Please note that your proposal may trigger compliance processes in accordance with one or more of the laws, regulations or policies listed above. The cost of any such compliance process as well as the costs of plan check, code review and construction inspections will be borne by the Lessee. • Subleasing: The Lessee may not sublease to the same tenant more than 210 consecutive days in a 12- month period Jurisdiction For purposes except building codes and zoning the Lease Premises are subject to concurrent jurisdiction. Under concurrent jurisdiction, Federal and State governments share the governmental authority, and unless otherwise stated, the laws of both governments are applicable. The Lessee must comply, at its sole cost and expense, with all Applicable Laws and Requirements (including Federal, State, and local laws, rules, regulations, requirements, and policies) in fulfilling its obligations under the Lease. It is the responsibility of the Lessee to determine whether it is subject to specific taxes and assessments and abide by those applicable statutes. Any comments made by the NPS in this RFP do not alter those responsibilities, if any, nor should they be construed to take a position nor express a view on behalf of the Lessee. RFP for the RV Park and Campground at Fort Monroe Page 6 Term of the Lease The term of the lease will be negotiated with the selected Offeror. The term shall be as short as possible, while considering the financial obligations of the lessee and other factors related to determining an appropriate lease term. No lease shall have a term of more than 60 years and the NPS anticipates a term of 10 years for this opportunity. The lease term will commence as soon as possible following selection of the best offer pending completion of any required compliance work and property valuation by the NPS. Rent NPS is required under 36 CFR Part 18 to receive, at a minimum, Fair Market Value Rent (FMVR). The FMVR has been determined to be 10% of Gross Revenue for this opportunity. Offerors may propose higher rent payments than the FMVR to increase the competitiveness of their proposal. The final amount of rent will be negotiated subsequently with the selected offeror, provided that, the final rent must at least equal the FMVR as determined by the NPS. Insurance During the term of this Lease, the Lessee shall maintain General Liability, Property & Casualty, Worker’s Compensation & Employer’s Liability, and Business Interruption & Extra Expense insurance in amounts set by the Lessor. Further information regarding insurance requirements can be found in Attachment A (Sample Lease). Lessee’s insurance coverage amounts will be periodically reviewed by the Lessor. These reviews will ensure the Lessee has appropriate coverage in light of any changing circumstances. At Lease commencement, property insurance in the amount of $2,000,000 and commercial general liability insurance in the amount of $2,000,000 single / $4,000,000 aggregate will be required. Utilities The Lessee is solely responsible for all utilities including telephone, cable, and internet access. Subject to advance written approval by the Lessor of any utility service, the Lessee at its sole expense shall make all arrangements with appropriate utility providers (including the Lessor where applicable), for all utilities not provided by the Lessor and furnished to the Premises. Any utility service provided by Lessor will be subject to the Lessor’s established policies and procedures for provision of utility services to third parties. Maintenance Responsibilities Lessee’s Responsibilities • Lessee will be responsible for scheduled repair and maintenance of the buildings within the Lease Premises. • Lessee will be responsible for any unscheduled, emergency work (e.g. after-hours drain clearing, plumbing or electrical work) necessary to ensure the successful operation of the Lease Premises. • Lessee will be responsible for routine housekeeping of the Lease Premises and its exterior facilities including. • Lessee will be responsible for grounds maintenance within the Lease Premises. This includes maintaining the grass and the grounds in good condition, including, without limitation, regular grass mowing, care of ornamental plantings, snow removal and trash removal. • Lessee will be responsible for pest management within the Lease Premises. Lessor’s Responsibilities • Lessor will be responsible for all tree maintenance unless agreed to in advance and in writing by both parties. RFP for the RV Park and Campground at Fort Monroe Page 7 Potential Improvement Projects • Lessor may undertake projects intended to improve the Lease Premises or utilities serving the Lease Premises during the Lease Term. Lessor will coordinate with Lessee to minimize the impact on Lessee’s operations. Additional Parking Due to the layout of the Premises and limited available parking, Lessee will be allowed to use a grassy area for events at Shelter 5 with the following stipulations in place to protect the resources: 1. Designated Use Only – The parking area for Shelter 5 is strictly for events held at the shelter. It is not a general-use parking area. 2. Weather Restrictions – If adverse weather conditions occur, the designated parking area may not be used. If the ground is saturated or otherwise compromised, track mats must be used to prevent rutting and damage to sensitive resources. 3. Responsibility for Damages – If rutting or damage occurs, the tenant is responsible for all costs associated with repairing the affected area. 4. No Alterations Allowed – No modifications, such as paving or adding gravel, are permitted in the parking area. 5. Containment of Parking Area – The parking area must remain within its approved boundaries. Noninvasive methods, such as pigtails and stakes, should be used to ensure vehicles do not extend beyond the designated space. Alternative containment methods may be proposed but must be approved in advance. Key Personnel Lessee shall be required to maintain and provide to NPS an updated list of its qualified and experienced personnel, including a list of all subcontractors it uses. Premises Condition Facility will be delivered to Lessee, “As-is with all faults.” Contractors Lessee may utilize contractors to perform repairs, replacements, and improvements, and to provide event services. • Contractors must abide by all Lease provisions as well as all local and national laws and regulations. • Lessee will require Contractors to maintain appropriate insurance coverage that names the Lessee and the United States of America as an additional insured party. • Lessee will develop and implement, subject to NPS prior approval, a contractor informational document, which will inform the contractor(s) of all pertinent information about the site. Sustainability The Park manages its sustainability program under an Environmental Management System, which sets forth goals ranging from solid waste and energy conservation and more. • Lessee shall require that hazardous and universal waste generated from the site is disposed of in accordance with state and local laws. • Lessee shall ensure that all trash, recycling, and composting meet applicable federal, state, and local requirements and goals. • Lessee shall make every effort to reduce, reuse, and recycle solid waste. RFP for the RV Park and Campground at Fort Monroe Page 8 • Lessee shall make every effort to utilize efficient energy and develop and implement a comprehensive plan for energy and water conservation. Other Terms and Conditions The proposed terms and conditions of the offered Lease are as described in Attachment A, “Sample Lease” included in this RFP and are consistent with 36 CFR Part 18. Competitive Process This Lease opportunity is open to all interested persons and businesses on a competitive basis. Whoever submits the proposal judged best under the proposal selection criteria will be given an opportunity to negotiate a final Lease agreeable to both the selected offeror and NPS. To be selected by the NPS you must demonstrate that you have the capacity to plan, carry out, and finance your proposal. Evaluation criteria and the process for selecting a Lessee are described in detail in the PROPOSAL CONTENT AND CRITERIA and EVALUATION AND SELECTION PROCESS sections of this RFP. The NPS reserves the right to reject one or all proposals or terminate lease negotiations at any time prior to executing a final lease without penalty or liability. Appointments-Only Site Tour and Additional Information Requests for site tours and questions about the RFP or the Lease Premises should be sent via email to FOMR_Leasing@nps.gov Questions from interested parties will be answered via a Question & Answers (Q&A) or Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) section on the park’s website. Questions must be submitted by the dates provided on the first page of this RFP. NPS reserves the right at any time, and from time to time, for its own convenience, and in NPS’ sole discretion, to cause or do any or all of the following: • Waive or correct any defect or technical error as to form or content of this RFP or in any response, proposal, or proposal procedure, as part of the RFP or any subsequent selection and negotiation process. • Reissue an RFP. • Modify, amend, cancel, or suspend any and all aspects of the RFP and selection process. • Modify the scope of the Lease or the required responses or modify the components of the Lease. • Request that Respondents clarify, supplement, or modify the information submitted. • Extend deadlines for accepting RFP responses, or request amendments to responses after expiration of deadlines. • Consider comparable projects owned, developed, or operated by a Respondent. RFP for the RV Park and Campground at Fort Monroe Page 9 Key Dates for this Request for Proposals: RFP Release Date: April 2, 2025 Site Tours: Scheduled Upon Request Initial Question Submission Deadline: May 16, 2025 Rolling Question Submittal Deadlines: Every Friday at 1:00pm EDT until a selection is made Initial Proposal Submittal Deadline: June 6, 2025 Rolling Submittal Deadlines: Every Friday at 5:00pm EDT until a selection is made Anticipated Date for Selection of Qualified Proposals: Four to Six Weeks after Submittal Deadline Anticipated Lease Effective Date: Subject to Negotiation The initial RFP solicitation will be open for at least 60 days, if the NPS has not received enough proposals by the initial submittal deadline the RFP solicitation will remain open on a rolling 1-week basis until a proposal has been selected. During a rolling RFP period, questions must be submitted by Friday’s at 1:00 PM EDT (or EST if applicable). Proposal Submission Protocol Proposals may only be submitted electronically. Proposals that are not received at the designated electronic address by the specified deadline will not be considered. NPS will not consider hardcopy proposals. Telephonic proposals, faxes, e-mails to other addresses, and other means of transmittal will not be considered. Please refer to the Proposals Considered Public Documents section, in this RFP if you believe that a proposal contains trade secrets or confidential commercial and financial information that you do not want to be made public. Authority This RFP is issued under the authority of Title 36 of the Code of Federal Regulations Part 18 Leasing of Properties in Park Areas (36 CFR Part 18). This RFP and the offered lease are subject to and incorporate all terms and conditions of Part 18 as applicable. In the event of any conflict between the terms of this RFP and Part 18, Part 18 controls. The NPS has the authority to lease historic property through the Historic Leasing Authority (54 USC 306121), as well as the authority to lease NPS-administered buildings and associated property pursuant to the National Park Service General Leasing Authority (54 USC Ch. 1021), and other applicable authorities. NPS regulations require all leases with the NPS to receive Fair Market Value Rent. The National Park Service and Fort Monroe National Monument The United States National Park Service was created by Congress to “conserve the scenery and the natural and historic objects and the wildlife therein, and to provide for the enjoyment of the same in such a manner and by such means as will leave them unimpaired for the enjoyment of future generations.” Additionally, Congress has declared that the National Park System should be “preserved and managed for the benefit and inspiration of all the people of the United States.” To learn more about the National Park Service, visit our website at www.nps.gov. This site includes information about who we are, our mission, NPS policies and individual parks. RFP for the RV Park and Campground at Fort Monroe Page 10 Fort Monroe National Monument was established in 2011 and is located in Hampton, VA. The peninsula known as Old Point Comfort, which contains Fort Monroe National Monument, is in southeastern Virginia approximately 2.8 miles east of the downtown area of the City of Hampton. The gateway communities of historic Phoebus and Buckroe are adjacent to Old Point Comfort. The park is located in the Hampton Roads metropolitan area containing a large military presence along with the cities of Norfolk, Virginia Beach, Yorktown, Newport News, and Williamsburg. As part of the regional heritage tourism of southeastern Virginia known as the “Historic Triangle,” Fort Monroe is now considered a new component of what is being referred to as the “Historic Diamond.” In addition to Fort Monroe, three other important historic sites attract visitors to the region: Jamestown and Yorktown in Colonial National Historical Park, and Colonial Williamsburg. Old Point Comfort also serves as an anchor point in the lower Chesapeake Bay for the Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail, the nation’s first national water trail. Fort Monroe was built near the strategic point where the James and York rivers meet the Chesapeake Bay. The site is almost surrounded by bodies of water including the Chesapeake Bay, Hampton Roads, and Mill Creek. At the heart of the park is the 63-acre moated masonry and earthen fortress, completed by the US Army in the 1830s on the site of a succession of fortifications dating back to 1607 when colonists built defensive works on the peninsula. Over time the army expanded and improved the military campus to include areas inside and outside of the moated fort. Dredged fill was deposited along the shoreline to increase the size of the peninsula for military uses. Fort Monroe is home to diverse natural resources and recreational opportunities. Mill Creek, a 53-acre saltmarsh cordgrass community separating the point from the mainland, is considered an ecologically productive wetland of the highest quality. Southern live oaks (Quercus virginiana) are the most characteristic tree within the historic monument. The largest southern live oak in the park, known as the Algernourne Oak, is nearly 500 years old, and shares lineage with the “Emancipation Oak” at Hampton University. Sandy beaches stretch along the eastern and southern shore. A seawall provides a place where the public can walk, jog, bike, or sit and enjoy the maritime views and sounds. The north beach area offers residents and visitors opportunities to experience less developed coastal landscapes. Fort Monroe also provides opportunities for swimming, motor and nonmotorized boating, and fishing from piers. On land, the park offers recreational vehicle (RV) camping, recreational playing fields, walking trails, and birding opportunities. PARK PURPOSE The park purpose is a specific reason why Congress and/or the president established the park as a unit of the national park system. Fort Monroe National Monument exists to preserve, protect, and provide for the appropriate public use of the historical, natural, and recreational resources of Old Point Comfort, strategically located at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay, and to interpret its storied history in the European colonization of our nation, exploration of the bay, slavery in America and the struggle for freedom, and the defense of our nation. REQUIREMENTS Proposals must be submitted electronically to: FOMR_Leasing@nps.gov Proposals must be submitted on or before the time and date provided on the first page of this Request for Proposals. The subject line should include the following: FOMR_RV Park & Campground_Lease Proposal_[Your name or the name of your business entity or organization] (please do not include the brackets). RFP for the RV Park and Campground at Fort Monroe Page 11 Proposals are limited to 25 pages or less, not including attachments. Any proposals over these limits will be deemed non-responsive and not evaluated further. Offerors should submit their proposal in electronic format as one cohesive document in the Adobe PDF format. The required Identification and Credit Information forms (either 10-352, 10-353, or 10-354), the required Financial Information for Revenue-Producing Uses Form (either 10-355A, or 10-355B), financial statements, and credit reports should be incorporated into your PDF submission as attachments. Proposals must be formatted to 8-1/2" x 11”-page size. Proposals submitted by mail, in-person delivery, telephone, fax, or other methods will not be considered. While there is no limit on the file size of your proposal, the total file size of the email submission, including all attachments, cannot exceed 40MB. If your proposal exceeds this limit, you must separate your document into smaller files and send them in separate emails. If you do this, please separate your proposal into as few files as possible and clearly name the files so they can be reassembled in your intended order. Furthermore, please indicate in the emails that the file size of your proposal is greater than 40MB and label them as email 1 of 2, or 2 of 3, etc. to ensure we have received your entire proposal. Effective proposals should be organized in the order of the Required Information detailed below and should contain clear, concise responses that address all the questions and requirements for each of the Selection Criterion listed in the RFP. Proposals that do not specifically answer all questions will be deemed nonresponsive and not evaluated further. NPS reserves the right to deviate from any provision of this RFP, consistent with applicable statutes, regulations, and policies. NPS may extend the submission deadlines for any reason. PROPOSAL EVALUATION AND SELECTION GUIDELINES NPS Leasing Regulations, as provided in 36 CFR 18.8(e), require that proposals be evaluated by the criteria below: • The compatibility of the proposal's intended use of the offered property with respect to preservation, protection, and visitor enjoyment of the park area. • The compatibility of the proposal with the historic qualities of the property. • The financial capability of the Offeror to carry out the terms of the lease. • The experience of the Offeror demonstrating the managerial capability to carry out the terms of the lease. • The ability and commitment of the Offeror to conduct its activities in the park area in an environmentally enhancing manner through, among other programs and actions, energy conservation, waste reduction, and recycling. • The benefit to the NPS of the financial and other terms and conditions of the proposal, including the amount of rent proposed and other proposed lease terms and conditions. Please keep these requirements in mind when developing your proposal, many of these criteria will be relevant to more than one of the selection criteria listed below. PROPOSAL CONTENT AND CRITERIA Proposals submitted in response to this RFP must follow the format described below. You are asked to answer questions or supply specific information in response to the specified items. Please label your responses correspondingly and respond fully and accurately to all questions and/or requests. RFP for the RV Park and Campground at Fort Monroe Page 12 Checklist of the Components of a Responsive Proposal ? A Transmittal Letter signed by all managing members, owners, partners, or principals within your organization ? The Proposal itself, with clearly labeled sections for Offeror Identification and each of the Selection Criteria that covers all of the required questions and elements ? One of the following: ? Form 10-352 Identification and Credit Information for Individuals, and all of the required attachments ? A Personal Financial Statement that identifies your total assets, your liquid assets, and your financial liabilities ? Earnings, bank, or investment account statements that substantiate the information provided in your Personal Financial Statement ? A credit report, with credit score, from within the last 30 days ? Form 10-353 Identification and Credit Information for Sole Proprietor Businesses, and all of the required attachments ? A Personal Financial Statement that identifies your total assets, your liquid assets, and your financial liabilities ? Earnings, bank, or investment account statements that substantiate the information provided your Personal, and or, Business Financial Statements. ? Business Financial Statements for the most recent 2 years ? A credit report for the Individual (and Business if available), with credit score, from within the last 30 days ? Form 10-354 Identification and Credit Information for Business Entities (Corporations, LLCs, Partnerships, etc.), and all of the required attachments ? One of the following: ? If this is for an existing business entity: ? Business Financial Statements for the most recent 2 years ? Earnings, bank, or investment account statements that substantiate the information provided in your Business Financial Statement ? A credit report for the Business Entity, with credit score, from within the last 30 days ? If this will be for a new business entity created for this project: ? Personal Financial Statements for all the principals of the organization, that identifies total assets, liquid assets, and financial liabilities ? Credit reports for all the principals of the organization, with credit score, from within the last 30 days ? Form 10-355 Financial Information for Revenue-Producing Uses ? One of the following: ? Form 10-355A Offeror Financial Statements and Projections (Small Lease) (Word) ? Form 10-355B Offeror Financial Projections (Excel) Please Note: Review the credit report you provide carefully, many of the free annual credit reports that are available do not include a credit score. RFP for the RV Park and Campground at Fort Monroe Page 13 Required Information Offeror Identification Please fully identify the person(s) associated with your proposal, by providing: Name(s), address(es), telephone number(s), e-mail address(es), and fax number(s), if applicable. Your proposal must include a signed Transmittal Letter, a sample is provided in Attachment D. If your party consists of more than one individual, you should identify the primary contact for your group or organization. The NPS will send all communications to that contact person. Please complete and submit the applicable Identification and Credit Information Form contained in the Proposal Forms attached to this RFP for the entity and/or individuals that are to be the lessee and its principals. There are separate forms for individuals, sole proprietor businesses, and other business entities. Criterion 1: Proposed Use and Operations Consistent with National Park Service Values This section should explain your proposed use or uses of the property and should establish your overall vision for your proposed concept. Furthermore, it should explain why such use or uses would be compatible with the preservation, protection, and visitor enjoyment of the park area. a. Please describe your proposed use or uses of the property, this should include: i. A detailed operating plan describing your normal operations, special events, and expected hours of operation. If there is seasonality to your proposed use, please provide a seasonal calendar for how your operations would change throughout the year. ii. An estimate of how many persons will occupy the property, the number of clients that may be expected to visit the property on a daily basis, and your estimate of the number of people you will employ, and an estimate of the number of parking spaces needed for employees and clients. If you plan to host special events, the same explanation should be provided for these times of additional capacity. iii. A marketing and sales plan. b. Please describe how your proposed use and operations will add to the visitor enjoyment of the park area. Of special note, while the Lessee has exclusive use of the Lease Premises, members of the public will, on occasion, ignore signs and walk through the Lease Premises. Please describe the training you will provide to your staff on how handle interactions with the public in this and similar situations. Criterion 2: Improvements, Maintenance, and Preservation of the Historic Quality of the Property This section should describe your concept for improvements to the Lease Premises and how they will enhance your proposed use. Your response must show how you plan to take full responsibility for all repairs and maintenance of the property. Additionally, any work performed on the structure must conform to all applicable standards, including the Secretary of Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Property. a. Please describe all repairs, rehabilitation, and improvements you propose for the Lease Premises. i. Submit documentation of the cost estimates for all building repairs, rehabilitation, and improvements. ii. Submit a timeline for design, commencement, and completion of proposed repairs rehabilitation, and improvements. iii. Describe the steps you will take to comply with the Architectural Barriers Act and otherwise facilitate access by mobility impaired individuals within the Lease Premises. iv. Submit conceptual designs for the repairs, rehabilitation, and improvements you propose to the buildings or grounds. Furthermore, provide conceptual plans and specifications for major systems repairs or replacements. RFP for the RV Park and Campground at Fort Monroe Page 14 b. Please describe the manner in which you will maintain the Lease Premises after the initial repairs, rehabilitation, and improvements have been completed, this should include: i. An estimated annual maintenance budget considering material, labor, and service contract costs. ii. A calendar of maintenance tasks broken down into daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, annual, or other time periods as appropriate. c. Please describe the manner in which you will preserve the historic quality of the Lease Premises and how you will meet the standards set forth by the Secretary of Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Property. Criterion 3: Financial Capability of the Offeror This section should demonstrate that you are capable of making the financial investment required to fund what you propose. Offerors must identify the manner by which they will fund the improvements, and other start-up costs they propose for the premises. a. Submit the source, and proof of the availability, of the funds necessary to carry out the obligations described in your proposal and under the terms of the proposed lease. You must submit the Financial Capability Information and comprehensive supporting documentation outlined in Attachment B (Forms 10-352, 10-353, or 10-354, including all required attachments) for each manager or principal in your organization. You must provide bank statements, financing commitment letters, investment account statements, or similar documents that substantiate your financial resources. b. Demonstrate that you have a credible, proven track record of meeting your financial obligations, that your proposal is financially viable and that you understand the financial obligations of the lease. At a minimum, this includes a credit report, with credit score, from within the last 30 days from one of the major credit reporting agencies (Equifax, Experian, or TransUnion). c. Provide start-up expenses, stabilized revenues, and operational expense estimates a proforma projecting revenue and expenses over the Lease Term using either Form 10-355A or 10-355B. Thes...