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$1,510,000 Improvement Portion <br />Description of Purpose <br />PURPOSE: <br />AUTHORITY: <br />SECURITY AND <br />SOURCE OF <br />PAYMENT: <br />Proceeds of the Improvement Portion plus other cash sources of funds totaling $818,207, <br />will be used to finance (i) an extension of 21st Avenue north of Main Street, including signal <br />improvements and the extension of utilities (water, sewer and stormwater) and trails, and <br />(ii) infrastructure improvements to Northpointe, including paving of Cedar Street from <br />CSAH 54, construction of 21st Avenue and Palm Street and the installation of utilities <br />(water, sewer and stormwater) and sidewalks. <br />Statutory Authority: The Improvement Portion of the Bonds is being issued pursuant to <br />Minnesota Statutes, Chapters 475 and 429 and the City's home rule charter (the "City <br />Charter"). <br />Federal Considerations: Federal regulations permit cities to issue tax exempt bonds <br />secured by special assessments only if the assessment procedures meet certain criteria. <br />One of those criteria is that owners of business and non -business property must be <br />required to pay assessments on an equal basis. The City Charter provision that applies in <br />this area permits owners of certain residential property to "opt out" of being assessed, <br />which does not meet the "equal basis" requirement. However, in the areas being <br />assessed, no residential properties qualify for the "opt out" provision. The projects being <br />financed by the Improvement Portion of the Bonds are 100% assessed against benefitted <br />properties and all properties are being treated equitably for purposes of assessing. <br />Therefore, the Bonds meet the requirements for tax exemption under federal tax law. <br />The Improvement Portion will be a general obligation of the City for which the City pledges <br />its full faith and credit and power to levy general ad valorem taxes. The projects being <br />financed by the Improvement Portion are being 100% assessed. A general ad valorem tax <br />levy is not expected to be required. <br />Assessments are expected to be filed on or about October 1, 2015 for collection beginning <br />in 2016. The total principal amount of the assessments for 21st Avenue is $340,000 and <br />$1,170,000 for Northpointe (any adjustment to the principal amount of the Bonds on the <br />day of sale will not change the principal amount of the assessments). Assessments have <br />been structured with level annual payments over a term of 10 years for the 21st Avenue <br />project and five years for Northpointe. The interest charged on the unpaid balance of the <br />assessments will be 2.0% over the true interest cost (rate) of the each project's respective <br />portion of the Bonds. For structuring purposes, we have assumed a rate of 4.21% on the <br />10 -year 21st Avenue assessments and 3.66% on the five-year Northpointe assessments. <br />Interest due through and including February 1, 2016 will be paid with capitalized interest <br />included in the principal amount of the Improvement Portion of the Bonds. Beginning with <br />the August 1, 2016 interest payment, special assessments will be used to make the <br />August 1 interest payment due in the collection year and the February 1 principal and <br />interest payment due in the following year. <br />STRUCTURING The 21st Avenue project has been structured to be repaid over a term of eleven years <br />SUMMARY: (10 years of principal) and the Northpointe project has been structured to be repaid over a <br />term of six years (5 years of principal). Principal payments on both projects are structured <br />around the projected assessment income to achieve an approximately uniform surplus of <br />assessment collections over the debt service payments. <br />Springsted <br />Page 3 <br />
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