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Resolution Number
1993-073
Approved Date
03/23/1993
Resolution Type
Revenue Bonds
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Preliminary Official Statement Water & Sewer Revenue Bonds
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rs.. <br />customers added to the System during the teat period; and (C) any amounts owed to the issuer of a <br />Reserve Account Credit Instrument (as defined hereinafter) as a result of a draw thereon, as <br />appropriate, shall be added to the principal and interest payable on Bonds to determine compliance with <br />the foregoing test; <br />4` (2) A certificate of the chief financial officer of the County stating that the County has <br />established and will maintain a separate accounting of all revenues and expenses in connection with any <br />such independent system or with respect to such Impact Fees, Surcharges, Special Assessments, <br />Franchise Fees, Fees in Lieu of Franchise Fees, or other receipts and revenues to be released, apart <br />from the Pledged Funds; and <br />(3) Written consent of the Bond Insurer, if the 1993 Bond Insurance Policy is then in effect. <br />All or any part of the certificate required under subparagraph (1) above may be rendered by consulting <br />engineers, consultants, or other persons with requisite knowledge and experience who are not reasonably objected <br />to by the Bond Insurer, <br />Pledge of 1989 Special Assessment Revenues <br />Authorization for 1989 SW&ial Assessments: <br />In accordance with Chapter 125, Florida Statutes, the County entered into an Intergovernmental <br />Agreement with the City of Sebastian, Florida (the `City') dated February 3, 1987, for the imposition <br />of special assessments in lieu of impact fees (the "1989 Special Assessments") levied upon certain <br />property, with the consent of the property owners, Pursuant to Ordinance No. 86.88, and Resolution <br />Nos, 87-142, 89-12 and 89-20 of the County and Ordinance No. 0.87.01, and Resolution Nos. R-87-85, <br />R-89-07 and R-89-12 of the City and in accordance with the Intergovernmental Agreement (collectively <br />the "1989 Special Assessment Resolutions") the County authorized the levy of special assessments against <br />certain real property and provided the procedures therefor. Under the 1989 Special Assessment <br />Resolutions, the special assessments were to be used for The expansion of the County sewage system, <br />including the acquisition and construction of The physically independent system known as the "North <br />County Wastewater System." <br />In Fiscal Year 1989, the County issued its Series 1989 Special Assessment Bonds, which are <br />being refunded by these Series 1993 Bonds, The Series 1989 Special Assessment Bonds were issued for <br />the purpose of repairing and constructing a physically independent system known as the "North County <br />Wastewater System.' In connection therewith the 1989 Special Assessments were levied against certain <br />benefitted properties. <br />The amount of the 1989 Special Assessments totaled $6,081,290 of which $1,870,548 were <br />prepaid prior to the issuance of the Series 1989 Special Assessment Bonds. As of September 30, 1992 <br />the scheduled payments, scheduled prepayments received, and delinquent payments were as follows: <br />Scheduled <br />Scheduled Payments Delinquent % of Scheduled <br />payfflt oReceived payment .Ivment )tecelved <br />$1,272,579 $1,076,019 $196,560 84.5% <br />The delinquencies of $196,560 represent less than 16% of the scheduled principal due and the <br />County expects to tolled the remaining amounts through collection procedures provided by law, <br />
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