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Read. Follow. Verify.Village of Pinecrest $4.3 Million Loan for Capital Projects
Record date · May 10, 2022
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What This Bill Does
The Village of Pinecrest is authorizing a $4.3 million loan to fund local capital improvement projects. The village will borrow these funds through a revenue note sold to Webster Bank under an agreement with the Florida Municipal Loan Council.
The Village of Pinecrest is taking on $4.3 million in debt to finance construction and acquisition projects, which will be repaid through future village revenue.
Who It Affects
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Village of Pinecrest Residents
Residents are affected by the village's long-term debt obligation and the resulting capital improvements.
Webster Bank
The bank is the lender providing the $4.3 million in exchange for the revenue note.
Key Facts
- The Village of Pinecrest is authorized to issue a $4,300,000 Capital Improvement Revenue Note, Series 2022.
- The funds are designated for the construction and acquisition of capital projects.
- The note will be sold to Webster Bank through a negotiated sale.
- The transaction is governed by a loan agreement involving the Florida Municipal Loan Council, the Village of Pinecrest, and Webster Bank.
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- This resolution supplements Ordinance Number 2022-__, which was enacted on May 10, 2022.
- The resolution authorizes the execution and delivery of the loan agreement and establishes related financial covenants.
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Multi-party Loan Structure
The loan involves a three-way agreement between the Village, the Florida Municipal Loan Council, and Webster Bank, indicating a pooled or facilitated financing structure.
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