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<br />s8 <br /> <br />TUESDAY <br /> <br />AUGUST 13. 1957 <br /> <br />The recommendation of your committee is as follows: <br /> <br />1. As soon as clearence and approval can be secured from the <br />Commission on Local Debt of the State, the City immediately <br />advertise and call for bids on the sale of 20-year bonds <br />in the full amount of the $2,200,000 issue. <br /> <br />If an interest rate safisfactory to Council is received on <br />the total issue, that Council sell the issue and make the <br />funds available to the School Board to undertake and complete <br />its construction program as outlined by the Board in advance <br />of the bond election in May. <br /> <br />2. If the Council should find the bids on the entire issue, as <br />proposed above, to be unsatisfactory because of interest <br />rates or other factors, then the Council of necessity would <br />reject the sale. In that cases <br /> <br />a. The School Board should immediately pursue the securing <br />of State Literary funds for the construction of those <br />buildings on which final plans are now complete or <br />nearing completion. <br /> <br />b. City Council would endeavor through short term financing <br />to provide such additional funds as would be necessary <br />to supplement literary funds in order to complete the <br />construction of buildings referred to in the preceeding <br />paragraph. <br /> <br />c. The Council at a later date and in advance of the School <br />Board undertaking construction on the remainder of its <br />program, would offer for sale, conditions appearing <br />favorable, the remainder of the $2,200,000 issue. The <br />remainder would be the $2,200,000 less the amount above <br />borrowed from the literary fund, and above borrowed, <br />on a short term basis. <br /> <br />3. Your committee, mindful of the fact that the City currently <br />enjoys a good bond rating, urges that every effort be made <br />to maintain and/or improve upon this rating through sound <br />financial programs and through steps as may from time to <br />time appear desirable or advantageous to this purpose. <br /> <br />Respectfully, <br /> <br />John H. Shultz <br />William F. stone <br />J. F. Hirst <br />W. H. Yeaman <br />