Village of Pinecrest Approval of $5.75 Million Loan for Capital Projects and Refinancing
July 13, 2021
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The Frame
The Village is taking on $5.75 million in new debt to pay off older loans and fund local infrastructure projects, which impacts the village's long-term financial obligations.
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Village of Pinecrest taxpayers
Taxpayers are responsible for the repayment of the municipal debt issued by the Village.
Regions Capital Advantage, Inc.
The company is the purchaser of the municipal note and a party to the loan agreement.
Last recorded activity July 13, 2021.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The Village of Pinecrest is issuing a $5,750,525.53 Capital Improvement and Refunding Revenue Note, Series 2021B.
- The funds will be used to refinance an outstanding loan from the Florida Municipal Loan Council.
- The funds will be used to finance the construction and acquisition of capital projects.
- The note will be sold to Regions Capital Advantage, Inc. through a negotiated sale.
- The resolution approves a loan agreement between the Village, the Florida Municipal Loan Council, and Regions Capital Advantage, Inc.
- The resolution approves an escrow deposit agreement involving the Bank of New York Mellon Trust Company, N.A.
- This resolution supplements Ordinance No. 2021-3 and Ordinance No. 2021-5.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of this $5.75 million loan?
Who is lending the money to the Village?
Why It Matters
The Village is taking on $5.75 million in new debt to pay off older loans and fund local infrastructure projects, which impacts the village's long-term financial obligations.
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Debt Refinancing Pattern
The Village is actively managing its debt portfolio by supplementing previous 2021 ordinances to refinance existing loans while simultaneously securing new capital.
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