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397 <br /> <br /> 4. The lease agreement allows for prepayment of the purchase price <br /> after 3 years with a small penalty for 3 additional years. After <br /> which, the City can pay the remaining lease payments and terminate <br /> the lease without additional penalty. <br /> 5. The combination of aggressive interest rates and the minimal cost <br /> of issuance can be lower than a third party private placement or <br /> even a public sale. <br /> We feel that our previous experience and involvement with this financing <br />technique provides us with the ability to successfully complete this financ- <br />ing in an efficient and cost effective way for the County. Also, this <br />experience will allow us to be extremely competitive in providing our <br />services. <br /> We are extremely anxious to work with you in making this project a <br />realization and pledge our support and resources. If you have any questions <br />or need our assistance please do not hesitate to call. <br /> <br />RAGll2.jdh <br />Enclosures <br /> <br />Sincerely, <br />/s/ Richard M. Marvin <br />Richard M. Marvin <br />Vice President/manager <br />Public Finance <br /> <br />PUBLIC FINANCE SERVICES <br />I. Executive Summary <br /> Understandin~ of Needs <br />Cabarrus County is requesting a proposal on a financing lease to facilitate <br />the construction of a 72,000 square foot administrative complex on property <br />already owned by the County. The County would be the sole occupant of the <br />facility. Included as part of the complex, would be a two story parking deck <br />to provide parking for both employees and visitors. The County has allocated <br />approximately $1.4mm per year for the next 10 years to finance the project. <br />It is our understanding that the County has offered to pledge the following <br />non-tax revenue sources: Inspection, Recording of Legal Instruments, <br />Cabarrus Memorial Hospital Reimbursement for Deputy Services provided, <br />District Court fees, Mt. Pleasant Reimbursement for Deputy Services provided, <br />Ambulance Collections, Landfill and Cable Franchise Fees. <br /> <br />The following terms and assumptions have been used in the proposal. <br /> <br />Final Maturity: <br />Amount of Lease: <br />Principal Repayment: <br />Interest Repayment: <br />Annual Debt Service: <br />Security: <br />Non-Tax Revenue Pledge: <br /> <br />10 years (1998) <br />$8,500,000 <br />Annual <br />Quarterly <br />$1,219,000 (Approximately) <br />Unrated <br />Specific Non-Tax Revenues <br /> <br /> II. Description of the Financin~ Lease <br />Financings of jails, parking garages, municipal office buildings, water and <br />sewer improvements, and numerous other projects have been accomplished in <br />states throughout the country via Finance Leases. Several of these trans- <br />actions have been completed in North Carolina such as the parking facilities <br />in both Asheville and Winston-Salem, and the Law Enforcement Center for <br />Harnett County. <br /> <br />The Financing Lease is an agreement entered into between two or more parties <br />which is structured similar to a lease purchase transaction where the parties <br />enter into a lease agreement under which the Lessee agrees to lease the <br />facility constructed in accordance with its specifications from the Lessor. <br />The lease payment under the agreement would commence upon the initiation of <br />the project. It is a financing form which allows the Lessee to apply lease <br />payments toward the purchase of the leased facility for a predetermined <br />nominal consideration. When the lease obligation has'been fully discharged <br />the facility can be purchased by the lessee. Since the lease payments under <br />the agreement will be an obligation of the Lessee for federal tax purposes, <br />the interest would not be subject to federal income taxation. <br /> <br /> <br />