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03/13/2006 Council Packet (2)
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• <br />11. The Chain of Lakes YMCA will offer City residents a discount of 10% on fees for <br />participation in the Fall Fun Run. This discount will be available to City residents <br />regardless of whether they are members of the YMCA. <br />12. Lino Lakes residents will be subject to the same rules, regulations, conditions and <br />limitations of use as all regular YMCA members. <br />D. PROPERTY RIGHTS • OTHER FINANCING <br />The City currently owns the approximately 6.7 acre Site on which the facility will b <br />y be <br />constructed. The City will assist in providing tax- exempt financing for construction costs <br />above the amounts provided by the City and from YMCA equity (through contributions). <br />Such financing will be accomplished through issuance by the City of qualified tax - <br />exempt 501(c)(3) revenue bonds, under a structure to be agreed upon the parties. That <br />structure will be based on the following: <br />Conduit bonds (under which the City loans the bond proceeds to the YMCA, <br />using loan repayments to secure the bonds). In this stricture, the City would <br />transfer marketable title to the Site upon or before issuance of the bonds, at no <br />cost. The Site will be subject to a continuing restriction for thirty p ears providing <br />ovidinb <br />that title reverts to the City if the YMCA sells the land and building to a private, <br />for - profit corporation, becomes insolvent or bankrupt, or no longer operates the <br />facility as a YMCA recreational facility. <br />Further, the parties understand that the financing stricture may include a combination of <br />short-term bonds (to finance a portion of the YMCA contributions expected to aid from <br />m <br />pledged donations) and long -teini bonds (to finance the remainder of construction costs), <br />6 <br />-109- <br />
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