Laserfiche WebLink
12/03/2012 <br />Step 2: The sum of unexpended fund balances (including amounts collected in the <br />prior Fiscal Year to be applied to Debt Service in such Fiscal Year) held <br />under the fiscal agent agreement securing outstanding Bonds that is <br />available to pay Debt Service in such Discal Year shall be determined. <br />Step 3: The amount of Debt Service due in such Fiscal Year payable from Annual <br />Tax Revenues collected in the prior Fiscal Year shall be determined. <br />Step 4: The amounts calculated in Steps 1 and 3 above shall be added together and <br />the amount determined in Step 2 above shall be subtracted from such sum <br />to arrive at the Annual Tax Revenues to be collected in such Fiscal Year. <br />Step 5: The Maximum Annual Special Tax Rate (or rates, as the case may be) <br />applicable to each Taxable Parcel shall be multiplied by the taxable <br />commercial square feet corresponding to rate(s). <br />Step 6: if the total of the amounts calculated in Step 5 is than the Annual Costs, all <br />Special Tax rates shall be decreased by equal proportions of the applicable <br />Maximum Annual Special Tax Rates until the Special Tax rates on all <br />Taxable Parcels produces scheduled Annual Tax Revenue equal to the <br />projected Annual Costs. <br />Step 7: An annual Special Tax shall be determined for each Taxable Parcel by <br />multiplying the Special Tax rate(s) identified in Step 6 above times the <br />number of commercial square feet taxable at such Special Tax rate(s) on <br />each such Taxable Parcel. <br />Maxinnim Annual Special Tax Rate. For each Taxabie Parcel, the Maximum Annual <br />Special Tax Rate for Developed Commercial Square Feet is that Maximum Annual Special Tax <br />Rate applicable in the year in which such commercial square footage first becomes subject to <br />taxation. The Maximum Annual Special Tax Rate applicable to particular Developed <br />Commercial Square Feet shall not increase after the year in which it is first so applied. All <br />parcels in the District currently classified as Taxable Parcels received their classification in <br />fiscal year 1999-2000 and the Maximum Annual Special Tax for the Taxable Parcels has been <br />set at 23.2 cents per foot of Developed Commercial Square Feet. See "APPENDIX B—Rate <br />and Method." <br />Prepayment of Annual Special Taxes. The owner of any Taxable Parcel may prepay the <br />Special Taxes to be levied against such Parcel, in whole but not in part. The Prepayment <br />Amounts for a Parcel either (i) before the issuance of the Series 2001A Bonds or (ii) after the <br />issuance of Series 2001A Bonds are calculated based on various factors, all as specified in <br />"APPENTDIX B – Rate and Method – Section 7." Upon prepayment of the Special Tax, the <br />parcel for which the prepayment was made will no longer be security for the Bonds. Oracle <br />Corporation prepaid the Special Taxes on parcels owned or controlled by it prior to the sale of <br />the Series 2001A Bonds and the Oracle Parcels are not Taxable Parcels. No prepayment of <br />Special Taxes has occurred in the District after the sale of the Series 2001A Bonds. See "THE <br />DTSTRICT—Location and Description of the District." <br />County Teeter Plan <br />The County of San Mateo and the other political subdivisions within its boundaries <br />operate under the provisions of Sections 4701 through 4717, inclusive, of the Revenue and <br />Taxation Code of the State of California, commonly referred to as the "Teeter Plan," with <br />-16- <br />24 RESO. # 15237 <br />MUFF # 505 <br />