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<br />--lA ~ t <br /> <br />Development Incentives/Contingency $ 3,067,000 <br />Estimated costs for offsite reimbursements for the Franklin Street Apartments; <br />downtown precise plan; possible incentives for private development projects; and <br />contingency for unforeseen opportunities and expenses. <br /> <br />These projects total almost $37M. The plan for funding these projects includes $1.5M <br />in existing Agency resources, approximately $31 M in Agency bonds, and an estimated <br />$4.5M in a loan from the City. This funding plan is detailed below. <br /> <br />Downtown Funding Plan FY 03/ FY 03104 d FY 03/04 <br />I Item I Cost - Existing Fundin Funding Ne:æ¡: <br />Parkinq Improvements - 19,175,000 19,175,000 <br />Land Assembly 11 ,500,000 9,500,000 2,000,000 <br />Culvert 3,800,000 3,800,000 <br />Streetscaoe Improvements 1,675,000 1,675,000 <br />Courthouse Plaza 7,050,000 566,810 6,483,190 <br />Miscellaneous Downtown Projects 850,000 200,000 650,000 <br />Development 3,067,000 3,067,000 <br />Incentives/Contingency <br /> <br />/Total 47,117,000 10,266,810 36,850,190 <br /> <br />Estimated Unappropriated Fund Balance* 1,495,814 <br /> <br />Additional Fundina Needed 35,354.376 <br /> <br />BOND FINANCING PLAN <br />Net Bond Proceeds . 30,894,376 <br />City/ Aqency Loan 4,460,000 <br />/Total Additional Fundina 35,354.376 <br /> <br />* Actual unappropriated fund balance is $2,695,814. $1,200,000 is being held in reserve for <br />operatinq expense <br /> <br />The financing plan includes: (1) tax allocation bonds sold by the Agency and secured by <br />tax increment, and (2) a loan from the general fund that will be funded through the <br />refinancing of the City's 1991 Public Financing Authority (PFA) Lease Revenue Bonds. <br /> <br />The sale of tax allocation bonds secured by tax increment (the Agency's property tax <br />revenue) is the primary funding vehicle used by redevelopment agencies to finance <br />redevelopment activities. No vote of the electorate is required. The bonds are a limited <br /> <br />1-2 <br />