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REGULAR MEETING <br />OCTOBER 6, 1987 <br />11 <br />1 <br />OPTION II - BASIC DESIGN <br />A basic design garage would have a concrete aggregate <br />exterior without embellishments. The basic ramp design size <br />and structure would be identical to Option I and would have <br />the same exposed glass elevator at St. Joseph and Wayne <br />Streets without the enclosure of Option I. Savings would <br />result from the lack of brick facade and deletion of the <br />elevator enclosure. <br />Purchase of the land at $400,000.00 is included and will be <br />adjusted to equal the actual purchase price determined <br />during negotiations. <br />LEASE PRICING ANALYSIS <br />The Proposal indicated that in pricing the lease, PVN-RHC <br />worked from the total issue amounts to analyze the structure <br />of the lease in the manner requested by the City. The two <br />(2) variables in the analysis are the term of the lease and <br />the yield on U.S. Treasury Bills of the same term as the <br />lease. A spread of 200 points is necessary to compensate <br />for the taxable status of the Certificates of Lease <br />Participation to be issued by PVN. <br />Fluctuations in the yield on U.S. Treasury Bills would be <br />reflected in the pricing by an equivalent upward or downward <br />adjustment in the lease payment at time of closing the <br />issue. <br />At the time these lease price projections were prepared on <br />October 2, 1987, the following yields on U.S. Treasury Bills <br />were in effect. <br />15 year 9.78% <br />20 year 9.91% <br />25 year 10.02% <br />Submitted with the Proposal were computer print-outs for <br />lease terms of 15, 20 and 25 years for both Options I and <br />II. The issue will be financed by taxable Certificates of <br />Lease Participation issued by Privatization Ventures and <br />underwritten by Raffensperger Hughes. The City will not pay <br />anything until the garage is turned over for operation by <br />the City. At that time, the first payment will be pro -rated <br />for the remainder of the year which should be no more than <br />three (3) months. All lease prices assume preferred status <br />among other payments from the revenue source or a G.O. <br />backing if funds are not consistently available. <br />TOTAL ISSUE AMOUNTS <br />Option I $4,070,000.00 <br />Option II $3,900,000.00 <br />It was noted that this includes all land costs, design and <br />construction costs, development and project management <br />costs, capitalized interest, underwriter and legal fees and <br />all other incidental costs to the project. <br />LEASE PRICING SUMMARY <br />Term of Lease <br />15 years <br />20 years <br />25 years <br />Average Annual Lease Payments <br />Interest Rate <br />Option I Option II <br />11.78 589,224 564,863 <br />11.91 540,957 518,488 <br />12.02 518,658 497,804 <br />Upon a motion made by Mr. Vance, seconded by Mr. Leszczynski and <br />carried, the above outlined Proposal was referred to the <br />Department of Economic Development for review and recommendation. <br />
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