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City of Lino Lakes <br />Management Report, Page 30 <br />Special Assessment Debt Service Projections <br />The City has special assessment bonds outstanding at December 31, 1983 which total <br />$1,035,280. This is a major area of financial management of the City. Special <br />Assessment Debt Service Funds are established by bond sale resolutions and must exist <br />throughout the period in which bonds are outstanding. During that period, these funds <br />collect revenues to pay the bond principal and interest in a timely manner. The primary <br />source of revenue for these funds is special assessments to benefiting property owners. <br />These assessments recover construction costs over the term of the assessment roll plus <br />interest at specified rates. In addition to special assessment revenue, these funds <br />commonly collect property taxes, interest on investments, and other designated revenues. <br />Debt service payments are scheduled without variance. All revenue sources, however, <br />are based on estimates at the date of the bond sale. In packaging a bond sale, the <br />fiscal agent must attempt to predict the amount and timing of future assessment rolls. <br />As circumstances change, the actual results may significantly alter the financial posi- <br />tion of the debt service fund. Examples of changes to original estimates might be: <br />• A decision of the City to not fully assess a project. <br />• A decision by the City to defer special assessments for <br />unusual circumstances. <br />• Other deferrals of special assessments (senior citizens, <br />10 year, etc.) <br />• The delinquency rate of special assessments. <br />• The interest rate realized on available cash balances. <br />• The timing of the adoption of the assessment roll. <br />• City share of improvement costs. <br />All of these factors and other factors will change the original projected outcome of <br />each special assessment debt service fund. For these reasons, it is essential to re- <br />evaluate the projected financial position of special assessment debt service funds. <br />A procedure to evaluate this is through the preparation of a Special Assessment Debt <br />Service Study. Our office has an electronic data processing program to expedite the <br />process and at the same time present scenarios based on multiple variables (i.e., special. <br />
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