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Bond Refunding Update March 23, 2015

Bond Refunding Update March 23, 2015. Discussion Topics I.Bond Market Update II.Bond Refunding Goals III.Preliminary Refunding Results IV.Next Steps 2

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Page 1: Bond Refunding Update March 23, 2015. Discussion Topics I.Bond Market Update II.Bond Refunding Goals III.Preliminary Refunding Results IV.Next Steps 2

Bond Refunding Update

March 23, 2015

Page 2: Bond Refunding Update March 23, 2015. Discussion Topics I.Bond Market Update II.Bond Refunding Goals III.Preliminary Refunding Results IV.Next Steps 2

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Discussion Topics

I. Bond Market UpdateII. Bond Refunding GoalsIII. Preliminary Refunding ResultsIV. Next Steps

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I. Bond Market Update

Bond interest rates remain near historic lows but volatility has increased recently due to:• Continued global

economic uncertainty• Strong investor demand• Long-awaited U.S.

economic recovery is slow to arrive

• Looming Federal Reserve action to raise rates

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II. Bond Refunding Goals

Evaluate and potentially refund a portion of the District’s 2005 UTGO Bonds, if a refunding would result in significant interest savings for taxpayers Tax-exempt bonds Minimum present value savings of 3.00% Target savings to smooth future bond tax rates where possible Minimize savings in the years for which the bond levy has already been

set Utilize existing funds available in the Debt Service Fund as appropriate

Utilize a negotiated bond sale to best accomplish the District’s goals while providing the lowest cost of borrowing

Navigate potential issues from the Federal debt ceiling

Renew the District’s credit rating from Moody’s Investors Service

Participate in the Washington State School District Credit Enhancement Program (“State Guarantee Program”)

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III. Preliminary Refunding Results

Refunding Bond Candidates

Bonds Issued: 2005Principal Amount of refunded bonds:

$2,640,000

Callable Maturities: 2016-2024Average Coupon: 3.36%Call Date: 12/1/2015

Preliminary Refunding Results

Preliminary Results

Date of Analysis 3/18/15Dated Date of Refunding 4/21/15Maturities Included 2016-2024Principal Amount of New Bonds $2,560,000Call Feature Non-callableFinal Maturity 12/1/24True Interest Cost 1.98%Total Savings – Net of costs $232,134Present Value of Net Savings $214,926PV as % of Old Bonds 8.14%

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III. Next Steps

Date Event Responsibility

March 2015 Establish bond sale goals District, FA, UW

March 23Brief Board on bond sale planningBoard consideration of bond resolutionRating presentation

District, BC, FA

District, FA

March 23-April 14 Prepare bond legal and disclosure documents All

April 21* Conduct bond sale All

April 27 Brief Board on bond sale results District, FA

May 19* Bond closing BC, UW, County

* Preliminary