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<br /> Schedule 12(Continued)
<br /> CITY OF REDWOOD CITY,CALIFORNIA
<br /> PLEDGED-REVENUE COVERAGE
<br /> Last Ten Fiscal Years
<br /> Port Revenue Bonds
<br /> Less: Net
<br /> Fiscal Gross Operating Available Debt Service Coverage
<br /> Year Revenues Expenses' Revenue Principal Interest Ratio 2
<br /> $ $ $ $ $
<br /> 2006 6,665,761 2,367,549 4,298,212 233,246 545,937 5.52
<br /> 2007 6,443,530 2,505,950 3,937,580 239,292 535,231 5.08
<br /> 2008 6,188,729 2,529,213 3,659,516 250,385 524,033 4.73
<br /> 2009 5,967,743 2,516,939 3,450,804 266,528 512,090 4.43
<br /> 2010 5,729,278 2,648,046 3,081,232 277,721 499,137 3.97
<br /> 2011 5,820,715 2,561,439 3,259,276 288,969 485,389 4.21
<br /> 2012 6,159,871 2,746,082 3,413,789 305,273 471,085 4.40
<br /> 2013 6,262,660 2,703,564 3,559,096 644,144 875,483 2.34
<br /> 2014 6,824,474 2,786,181 4,038,293 646,186 819,930 2.75
<br /> 2015 6,721,955 3,033,231 3,688,724 710,341 807,953 2.43
<br /> Tax Increment Bonds
<br /> Property
<br /> Tax Debt Service Coverage
<br /> Increment Principal Interest Ratio
<br /> $ $ $
<br /> 2006 6,422,792 1,105,000 1,094,898 2.92
<br /> 2007 7,346,699 1,160,000 1,043,515 3.33
<br /> 2008 8,416,294 1,210,000 988,415 3.83
<br /> 2009 7,921,159 1,270,000 929,730 3.60
<br /> 2010 3 7,953,318 4,195,000 886,687 1.57
<br /> 2011 7,552,777 1,225,000 632,713 4.07
<br /> 20124 1,265,000 585,975
<br /> 2013 4 2,480,000 511,075
<br /> 2014 4 2,895,000 385,481
<br /> 2015 4 3,045,000 229,556
<br /> 1 Port operating expenses above exclude$403,317 subvention to the City and depreciation.
<br /> 2 Debt service coverage is calculated using maximum annual debt service as required for the annual disclosure report.
<br /> 3 In FY 2009-10,the 1997 Tax Increment Bonds were paid off resulting in additional principal payment of$2,865,000.
<br /> 4 As a result of the California Supreme Court upholding AB X1 26, Redevelopment Agencies were eliminated as of
<br /> January 31, 2012. Consequently, all former tax increment revenue is retained by the County of San
<br /> Mateo Controller's Office and deposited into the"Redevelopment Property Tax Trust Fund" (RPTTF)
<br /> and is disbursed according to the provisions of AB X1 26 and AB 1484,the clean-up legislation that
<br /> became law effective June 27, 2012. Under these laws the Successor Agencies to the Redevelopment
<br /> Agencies now receive funding from the RPTTF to pay these types of debt obligations as the
<br /> Redevelopment Agency is no longer in existence to receive tax increment revenue.
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