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City of Lino Lakes, Minnesota <br />Management Report, Page 24 <br />Improvement Bonds of 1988 <br />The Improvement Bonds of 1988 were issued to provide permanent financing for the <br />Temporary Improvement Bonds of 1985 and to fmance Ash Street and Main Street improvements. <br />The remaining assets in the Temporary Improvement Bonds of 1985 were transferred into the 1988 <br />Improvement Bonds Debt Service Fund in 1988. Final maturity of these bonds is scheduled for <br />February 1, 1997. <br />1988 Temporary Improvement Bonds <br />The City issued these bonds to finance Erickson's 2nd Addition, Phase 2 and South Reshanau <br />Phase 2 Improvements. These bonds matured during 1991. Bond proceeds in the amount of <br />$83,451 from the Temporary Improvement Bonds of 1991A were used to retire the 1988 Bonds. <br />The remaining assets of the Temporary Bonds of 1988 were transferred to the Temporary <br />Improvement Bonds of 1991A Debt Service Fund. <br />1989 Temporary Improvement Bonds <br />The City issued these bonds to finance Reshanau Phase 2B and 3A, West Central Sewer and <br />Water Trunk, Sunrise Meadows, and Woodridge Estates Improvements. During 1990 West <br />Central Sewer and Water Trunk, Sunrise Meadows and Woodridge Estates were assessed. <br />Reshanau 2B was assessed in 1991. These bonds will mature on July 1, 1992. <br />1990E Temporary Improvement Bonds <br />The City issued these bonds to finance the 2nd Avenue Project and to retire the 1987 <br />Temporary Improvement Bonds. The remaining assets of the 1987 Temporary Improvement Debt <br />Service Fund have been pledged for the retirement of the 1990B issue. These bonds will mature <br />on August 1, 1993. <br />1990A Public Project Revenue Bonds <br />These bonds were issued by the City's Economic Development Authority for the construction <br />of a fire station and the purchase of related equipment. These bonds are obligations of the EDA <br />and will be payable solely from revenues received from the City pursuant to an Installment <br />Purchase Contract. The City will levy taxes for payment of the installment contract. <br />