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1998-11-16 Redevelopment Authority Minutes
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• The South Bend Redevelopment Authority <br />November 16, 1998 Meeting Minutes <br />City Securities Corporation. The net interest rate, including the discount, is 4.703%, <br />and is a very good rate. Since rates are low more U.S. Treasuries needed to be <br />purchased to pay off the 1992 bonds, but low interest rates also mean lower bond <br />rates. Crowe Chizek tentatively signed a purchase agreement to buy the U.S. <br />Treasuries the day of the bond sale, but if the rate of the treasuries improves, Crowe <br />Chizek will amend the purchase agreement in order to increase the savings. Crowe <br />Chizek will determine that the end of this week. The financing is scheduled to close <br />on November 24, 1998. <br />Resolution No: 131 authorizes the execution of the Addendum to the Lease and <br />approves the award of the bonds. Page three of Resolution No. 131 shows the final <br />bond maturities schedule of the $6,135,000 along with interest rates. The Lease <br />Addendum contains the new lease rental schedule which reflects the new, lower <br />interest rates on the bonds. $6,000,000 of the bond proceeds will be used to acquire <br />U.S. Treasury Securities deposited with Norwest. The principal from the bonds, <br />along with interest earned, will be used to pay off the 1992 bonds until the year <br />2001, at which time the 1992 bonds will be redeemed. <br />Mr. Alvarez asked if the $471,000 had any relation to a treasury rate. Mr. Rompola <br />• stated the two components to savings are: the reduction in the interest rate on the <br />new bonds, and the rates on the Treasuries. Because the Treasury rates are lower, <br />more must be purchased, so the savings is smaller, but because the interest rates on <br />the refunding bonds are equally low approximately $471,000 will be saved. <br />Mrs. Kolata stated that she asked Crowe Chizek how we would know if we were <br />saving enough money on refinancing to make the refinancing worth it. Crowe <br />Chizek replied that a 3% or more savings was worth refinancing. Our actual savings <br />is 5.5% of the current issue, which is a good savings. <br />Mr. Alvarez asked if the rate of savings could drop or rise. Mr. Rompola stated that <br />the savings could not go down but could go up. If U.S. Treasury rates go down, we <br />are locked in, but if the rates go up, we could increase our' savings. The purchase <br />agreement can be amended to allow for more savings. Mr. Alvarez asked if there <br />was a fee for locking in the treasury rate. Mr. Rompola stated there was no fee that <br />he was aware of. <br />Upon a motion by Mr. Kahn, seconded by Mr. Alvarez and unanimously carried, the <br />Authority approved Resolution 131 approving the Award of the South Bend <br />Redevelopment Authority Lease Rental Revenue Refunding Bonds of 1998 <br />(Blackthorn Golf Course Project) and approving the execution of an Addendum to <br />the Lease between the Authority and the South Bend Redevelopment Commission <br />and other related matters. <br /> <br />H:\WPDATA\AUTHORTY\111698.MIN 2 <br />
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