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2021 REFUNDING LEASE
REVENUE BONDS (T AXABLE)
ORIGINAL ISSUE ISSUANCE MATURITY INTEREST
AMOUNT DA TE DA TE RA TES
$30,985,000 10/12/2021 5/1/2045 0.183%-3.100%
DESCRIPTION
The 2021 Refunding Lease Revenue Bonds were issued in October 2021 to refund the outstanding portion of both the 2015
Lease Revenue Bonds and the 2016 Refunding Lease Revenue Bonds. The 2015 Lease Revenue Bonds financed the Kitching
Substation, serving the south industrial area of the City. The 2016 Lease Revenue bonds financed the City-owned 115kV to
12kV substation (Moreno Beach substation), an 115kV to 12kV switchyard, and other infrastructure improvements to support
planned growth of the City-owned electrical distribution system.
REPAYMENT SOURCE
The repayment source for these bonds is the Electric Utility Fund.
PREPAYMENT PROVISIONS
Optional prepayment continuously after 5/1/26 with no prepayment premium.
SECURITY
These bonds are secured with bond insurance purchased from Assured Guaranty Municipal Corporation as well as City-owned
property. This asset pool consists of the Moreno Beach substation, the Kitching substation, the Conference & Recreation
Center and the Corporate Yard. This asset pool is shared between the 2021 Refunding Lease Revenue Bonds and the 2019
Lease Revenue Bonds.
DEBT SERVICE SCHEDULE
The annual debt service requirements for the 2021 Refunding Lease Revenue Bonds outstanding on June 30, 2025, are as follows:
2021 REFUNDING LEASE
REVENUE BONDS (TAXABLE)
YEAR ENDING PRINCIPAL INTEREST INTEREST RATE
JUNE 30,
2026 1,470,000 604,780 1.140%
2027 1,490,000 588,022 1.415%
2028 1,505,000 566,939 1.615%
2029 1,535,000 542,633 1.854%
2030 1,560,000 514,174 2.024%
2031-2035* 8,345,000 2,029,432 2.204% -2.754%
2036-2040* 6,470,000 862,116 2.824% -3.100%
2041-2045* 2,525,000 239,475 3.100%
$24,900,000 $5,947,571
*Represents the total amount due during the specified period.
This refunding transaction resulted in an economic gain of $5.9 million and a net savings in debt service costs of $4.6 million.

