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3/26/2007
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Board of Commissioners
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FitchRatings Public Finance <br />KNOW YOUR RISK <br />Tax Supported Cabarrus County, North Carolina <br />New Issue <br />Ratings ^ Outlook <br />New Issue The `AA-' long-term rating on the certificates of participation (COPS) <br />Certificates of Participation, reflects the county's solid credit characteristics, the essentiality of the <br />Series 2007 ..................................... AA- mortgaged property, and sound legal provisions. The long-term `AA' <br /> general obligation rating recognizes Cabarrus County's strong fmancial <br />Outstanding Debt expanding economy. The county has <br />flexibility as well as its broad and <br />General Obligation Bonds .................. AA ° <br />recovered economically from the 8/° unemployment mtes and deficit in <br />Certificates of Participation, <br />Series 2001, 2002, 2003 .................. AA- fiscal 2004, precipitated by the July 2003 closing of its largest employer. <br />Installment Payment Revenue Bonds, Since 2005, unemployment has been below the state and national average, <br />Series 1999 ...................................... AA- while the general fund's unreserved balances have exceeded 22.6%. <br /> Nevertheless, as the county continues its rapid expansion i[ will face the <br />Rating Outlook ................................... Stable challenge of addressing its capital needs without increasing an aUeady <br /> above-average debt service burden. <br />Analysts <br />Barbara Ruth Rosenberg ^ Rating Considerations <br />+1 212 908-0731 <br />barbara.rosenberg@fitchratings.com <br />The COPS are secured by installment payments made by the county to <br /> the trustee, as assignee of the Cabarrus County Development <br />Kelly McGary Corporation (CCDC), a nonprofit corporation created to assist the county <br />+1 813 224-0492 in financing public projects. The payments, subject to appropriation, <br />kelly.mcgary@fitchratings.com equal debt service on the COPS. Certificate proceeds will fund the <br /> construction of a sheriff s administration building, which is expected to <br />Issuer Contact be completed in two years. Additional security is provided under a deed <br />Pam S. Dubois of trust that grants the corporation a benefit of first lien in the leasehold <br />Deputy County Manager for Administration interest in the sheriff's administration building and [he land on which it <br />+1 704 920-2107 is located. The county plans to issue $50 million-$60 million in <br /> additional COPS in 2007 to finance a 530-bed jail although [he <br />New Issue Details transaction may be delayed by public opposition and a lawsuit; [he <br />Approximately $32,830,000 Certificates of county was successful in a lower court and believes it will win the <br />Participation, Series 2007, are scheduled to sell appeal currently pending. <br />on Feb. 7 Ovough negotiation led by L)BS <br />Securities. The bonds will mature serially Located 18 miles northeast of Charlotte in the state's rapidly Bowing <br />Feb. 1, 2008-2027. piedmont section, the county has seen a strong population growth of <br />Security: The certificates are secured by <br />installment payments made by the county to <br />14.63% since the 2000 census, above the Charlotte metropolitan statistical <br />the trustee, as assignee of the Cabarrus County area's 13.54% increase and nearly double North Carolina's 7.49%. Its <br />Development Corporation. The county will proximity to Charlotte has helped the county diversify its economy to <br />execute a deed of trust that grants a lien on include manufacturing, retail, and wazehousing/distribution, ashift from <br />the premises. its traditional emphasis on famung and textiles. Additionally, the county <br />Purpose: Certificate proceeds will be used to contains the 1.4 million square-foot Concord Mills Mall, one of the state's <br />fund the construction of a sheriffs biggest tourist attractions, as well as [he Lowe's Motor Speedway. <br />administration building. Although Cabarrus' economy suffered a downturn m 2003 with the <br /> closing of its largest employer, Pillowtex, the November 2006 4.2% <br /> unemployment rate is below state and national average levels. Pillowtex's <br /> former site is being privately developed into a $1 billion research campus, <br /> which will house biotechnology and nutrition research labs for the <br /> University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Duke University, and Rowan- <br /> Cabarms Community College. The redeveloped site will also include new <br /> retail and commercial space and 700 residential units. <br />January 30, 2007 <br /> www. fiichratings. corn <br />~_ I <br />
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