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voters in the area have elected to become a Mello-Roos district,they are responsible for <br /> the repayment of these bonds through a special tax, assessed annually based on the value <br /> of the properties within the district Mello-Roos financed developments might include <br /> schools, roads, libranes, police and fire protection stations This type of financing is <br /> named after Henry Mello and Mike Roos of the California legislature, who sponsored <br /> legislation in 1982 to authorize this form of financing <br /> 6 8 General Obligation(GO) Bonds <br /> In California, GO Bonds require a supermajority voter approval Most GO bonds are <br /> backed by the issuer's ability to level ad valorem tax in amounts sufficient to meet debt <br /> service requirements <br /> 6 9 Certificate of Participation and Lease Revenue Bonds <br /> Also known as `COP', this security that represents a share of an issuer's lease payment <br /> When a City finances a public facility through a lease-purchase transaction, the interest in <br /> that City's lease payment often is assigned to a third party that issues certificates of <br /> participation The certificates represent a share of the lease payment to be received by the <br /> investor <br /> Comparison of Financing Methods <br /> General Obligation Bonds Revenue Bonds <br /> * Strong market acceptance * Debt is secured by system users <br /> * Significant structuring flexibility * Debt limits not applicable <br /> * Favorable interest rates * Higher interest costs than GO's <br /> * No reserve fund requirement * Debt service reserve required <br /> * No trustee required * Trustee required <br /> * Voter approval usually required * Voter approval usually not required <br /> * Pledge of general credit required * Coverage covenants usually included <br /> * Difficult to enter market * Limited revenues available to secure debt <br /> Special Assessment&Mello Roos Bonds Certificates of Participation <br /> * Voter approval usually not required * Voter approval usually not required <br /> * Debt limits may not apply * Debt limits not applicable <br /> * Debt is secured by beneficiaries * Good market acceptance <br /> * Complexity greater than GO's * Complexity greater than GO's <br /> * Market concerns about defaults * Risk of citizen opposition <br /> * Limited revenues to secure debt * Limited revenues to secure debt <br /> * Higher interest costs due to higher risk * Less secure than GO Bond <br /> 6 10 Competitive Sale of Bonds <br /> The terms and pnces of the bonds will be negotiated by the City and various underwriters <br /> through a bidding process amongst approved, impartial underwriters and/or underwriting <br /> syndicates Both the City and the underwriter collaborate in the origination and pricing of <br /> the bond issue The issue is awarded to the underwriter judged to have submitted the best <br />
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