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-5- <br />An alternative option that should be considered is to add the amount of debt retirement <br />needed for each year to the annual dues of a city. This would be over the length of <br />the bond issue (20 years). Cities would pay their proportionate share in relation to <br />the amount of dues they presently pay. If the alternative option were selected by a <br />large majority of the cities it would not be feasible to offer additional options. <br />Member Cities Share: <br />Using the same formula as the dues schedule, each city would pay to the building fund, <br />$2 for each $1 it pays in dues. <br />Examples <br />$1 dues X $2.00 Share - $2.00 Building Fund Share <br />$100 dues X $2.00 Share = $200.00 Building Fund Share <br />$1,000 dues X $2.00 Share - $2,000,00 Building Fund Share <br />Examples with Options per $100 dues plus $200 Share <br />Under lump sum option <br />Pay full amount $200.00 <br />Under five year option <br />Pay principal and 10% <br />interest in five annual <br />payments of $52.76 $264.00 <br />Under ten year option <br />Pay principal and 10% <br />interest in ten annual <br />payments of $32.55 $326.00 <br />Alternative Option building debt retirement as part of regular dues payment - <br />An increase of 18 -20% in dues payment in 1981. This increase would then <br />become the base dues amount. In addition to the amount increased for building <br />costs, it would probably be necessary to increase the dues occasionally to <br />maintain services. <br />(OVER) <br />r, <br />
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