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leEHLERS <br />LEADERS IN PUBLIC FINANCE <br />receives the individual pledges of each of the members of the Commission. In essence, <br />Circle Pines is asking each of the member cities to issue their own capital notes that will be <br />held by Circle Pines in order to reduce its risk. Proceeds of the bond issue would be used by <br />the Circle Pines to pay for the costs of the equipment and financing. To offset the levy <br />requirement for each of the member cities, the Commission would agree to budget annually <br />to provide fee revenues to repay the debt. <br />Each member city's capital notes and G.O. pledge would support a principal amount and <br />annual payment of the debt allocated using the most recent system revenue shares of the <br />Commission (2015). Each member city's capital notes would be issued to Circle Pines and <br />certified with its county for tax levy purposes, however Circle Pines would serve as the sole <br />issuer and obligated party for the debt's reporting and administrative purposes. <br />Using the most recent valuations, each member city's share is well below the 0.25% of <br />market value threshold for purposes of publishing a public notice of the debt. However, the <br />total principal amount would exceed the Circle Pines' 0.25% threshold and would require it <br />to publish notice of its resolution determining to issue the debt. The Bonds cannot be issued <br />until after a ten day period after the publication to allow for a petition asking to put the matter <br />to referendum. Any such petition must be signed by voters equal to 10% of the vote cast at <br />the last municipal election. <br />The Commission has already included funding within its capital budget for 2016 to provide <br />funds to make the first year's debt payments. From a risk standpoint, the projected annual <br />debt payments equates to 19.5% of the overall fee revenues collected in 2015. Even with the <br />payments factored into the 2016 budget, the Commission plans to remit $320,000, or 1.4 <br />times the expected annual debt payment, in franchise fees back to the members after all <br />capital and operating costs. <br />Using the most recent member share information, the table below shows each members share <br />of the estimated debt principal and annual payments. <br />Members System Revenue Share (2015) <br />= Share of2016 Debt <br />Estimated Share of <br />Annual Debt Payments* <br />Blaine <br />53.857981% <br />$ <br />1,112,167 <br />$ 120,987.27 <br />Centerville <br />3.338439% <br />$ <br />68,939 <br />$ <br />7,499.51 <br />Circle Pines <br />4.787906% <br />$ <br />98,870 <br />$ <br />10,755.61 <br />Ham Lake <br />13.958125% <br />$ <br />288,235 <br />$ <br />31,355.71 <br />Lexington <br />1.796855% <br />$ <br />37,105 <br />$ <br />4,036.48 <br />Lino Lakes <br />16.502266% <br />$ <br />340,772 <br />$ <br />37,070.90 <br />Spring Lake Park <br />5.758428% <br />$ <br />118,912 <br />$ <br />12,935.81 <br />Totals: $ <br />2,065,000.00 $ <br />*$2,065,000 G.O. Equipment Certificates at 1.91% w/ 10 yr term <br />224,641.29 <br />1 800-552-1171 1 www.eblers-inc.carn <br />