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<br />5!} <br /> <br />Financing Plan <br /> <br />Listed below is a schematic plan for financing the above described <br />obligations, recognizing that the Sewer Bond Fund is simply a construction <br />account into which will be deposited or transferred funds to be used for <br />paying our contractual obligations for Capital Improvements and for <br />buy-back of plant capacity from PSA as covered in our agreement with the <br />County. The balance in the Bond Fund at present is zero (O)(excluding the <br />certificate of deposit valued at $3,514,927 at maturity). <br /> <br />Phase I <br /> <br />WATER FUND <br />(FY 86-87) <br />$1,261,408 <br /> <br />(Available <br />if needed) <br /> <br />SEWER FUND <br />(FY 86-87) <br />$1,548,037 <br /> <br />$1,333,333 <br />(as needed) <br /> <br />SEWER BOND FUND <br />-0- <br /> <br />NOTE: This will leave $214,704 in the Sewer Fund which is classified as a <br />major contingency, and a fairly large surplus in the Water Fund (hope- <br />fully, $1,261,408. The exact amount of transfer from these funds will be <br />subject to the actual contract price for expanding the City's Plant. <br /> <br />Phase II <br /> <br />It is highly possible that the City will not have to divert waste to the <br />Upper Smith River plant. This will be dependent upon the actual increase <br />in rate of water consumption by the industries involved. However, if some <br />diversion becomes necessary, it will probably be small and for a period of <br />only four months. If this occurs, an additional transfer of $45,872 could <br />be made from either the Sewer or Water Fund to cover this cost dependent <br />upon the actual status of either of these funds. <br /> <br />Phase III <br /> <br />SEWER FUND <br />(FY 88-89) <br />$1,129,642 <br /> <br />$420,467 <br /> <br />CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT <br />(including interest) <br />$3,514,927 <br /> <br />$3,514,927 <br /> <br />SEWER BOND FUND <br />-0- <br /> <br />NOTE: This will leave a projected balance in the Sewer Fund of $709,175 <br />at the end of FY88-89. <br /> <br />2 <br />
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