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               Contractor’s Overhead and Profit (5%)236,850                             
               Adjusted Total Construction Cost   5,305,440                           
               Non-Construction Items                                                 
               Design                             530,000                             
               Permits, Fees, Taxes, Insurance, Etc.200,000                             
               Occupancy                               0                              
               Financing                          328,980                             
               Out-of-Pocket Replacement Cost     6,364,420                           
               Entrepreneurial Incentive (10%)    636,442                             
               Total Replacement Cost (Excluding Land)$7,000,862                          
               Mitten/Reynolds then estimated total depreciation, both                
          physical and functional,26 to be 55 percent of the $7,000,862               
          replacement cost, or $3,850,474.  Mitten/Reynolds estimated the             
          value of the theater component under the replacement cost method            
          as follows:                                                                 
               Total Replacement Cost        $7,000,862                               
               Depreciation (55%)            3,850,474                                
               Depreciated Replacement Cost  $3,150,388                               
               Land Value Allocation         461,000                                  
               Value Indication              $3,611,388                               
          Mitten/Reynolds concluded that the value of the theater component           
          of the Redwood City Fox, indicated by the replacement cost                  
          approach, was $3,600,000 (rounded), for a value of $147.80 per              
          square foot ($3,600,000 divided by 24,358 square feet of building           
          area).                                                                      





               26 Mitten/Reynolds cited issues relating to seating, toilet            
          facilities, air-conditioning, the age of the structure, and its             
          systems and surfaces as elements of depreciation that affected              
          their appraisal of the property.                                            




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