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b) Attaches SAC -E form that details the information for this individual deferral: <br />i. Property Address =123 45th Street, City of XYZ <br />ii. Business Name = Acme Genetics, Ltd. <br />iii. Permit Issued Date = 2/15/14 <br />iv. Start of Loan Date = 4/1/14 (1St day of month after SAC report is due) <br />v. Deferred amount= 8 SAC units X 80% = 6.40 X $2485/unit = $15,904 <br />3. MCES sends an invoice detailing the amount due on the SAC deferral(s) in October 2014. In this <br />single deferral example: <br />a) $15,904 was spread over 5 years with monthly amortization at 2.26% interest (the 2014 interest <br />rate) = $280.57/month. <br />b) Payment on this loan in year 1= $280.57 X 7 months [April through October) = $1,963.99 <br />c) Invoice is sent out annually (aggregating all community deferrals). <br />d) Payment is due in 30 days. <br />In this example, unless the deferral is prepaid, the community will pay for 12 months in 2015, 2016, 2017 <br />and 2018, and only 5 months on the last year's invoice (2019). At that point the full 8 SAC is paid and <br />creditable to future use. <br />SAC Deferral Example #2: <br />Same circumstances as above but the business closes in 2016 after community made 2 payments (for 7 <br />months in 2014 and 12 months in 2015). <br />In June 2016, community notifies MCES that the business closed. Community has an option: <br />1. Continue remitting the remainder of the SAC deferral payments as scheduled. The full 8 SAC units <br />will be credited to future use on the site as all units are paid for. Of course, if the new use is <br />different, a new SAC determination must be made, and the community will owe SAC for any <br />incremental capacity demand. —OR - <br />2. Discontinue accruing liability. The community still needs to pay for the 5 months that wastewater <br />demand was needed in 2016, but has no obligation for the rest of the scheduled payments. Only <br />what was paid is creditable for future use (24 months of 60 is paid = 40% X 6.4 SAC units = 2.56 <br />credits available for the site, in addition to 1.60 units from the original down payment). <br />If you wish to participate in the deferral program and are ready for the master SAC Deferral Agreement, fill <br />out the boxes at the top of this application and return it to Dan Schueller, MCES, 390 North Robert Street, <br />St. Paul, MN 55101 or dan.schueller@metc.state.mn.us. If you have additional question you can call him at <br />651.602.1624. For questions about the SAC program in general, please call Jessica Nye at 651.602.1378. <br />For SAC determinations, please call Karon Cappaert at 651.602.1118. <br />Last Updated: 1/23/14 <br />3 <br />
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