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<br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Agenda Item 15a. (Updated July 22, 1997) <br />July 21, 1997 <br /> <br />3 <br /> <br />into escrow as late as December 1997. <br /> <br />LENDING RATE AND TERMS <br /> <br />Selection ofterms for this loan will involved some discussion. Mr. Preisser has requested a loan <br />term of 40 years, and an interest rate be 3%. However, CWCB standard 30 year lending rates <br />for 1996-1997 are as follows: <br /> <br />Agricultural: <br />Municipal: <br />Commercial: <br /> <br />3.75% for 30 years <br />4.75% for 30 years <br />5.25 % for 30 ~ears <br /> <br />The following issues suggest a LOWER interest rate or a LONGER term for this loan: <br /> <br />The loan will settle the remaining case in the Horse Creek basin. <br />The loan is for only 41 % of the cost of the water rights, in contrast to the HCWUA <br />loan, which was for the entire amount. <br />The loan to the HCWUA was 3% for 40 years. <br />The loan collateral will be better than the HCWUA loan. <br />Mr. Preisser will be personally liable for repayment, in contrast to the HCWUA loan. <br />The hog farm is a form of agricultural use. <br /> <br />The following issues suggest a HIGHER interest rate and/or a SHORTER term for this loan: <br /> <br />Mr. Preisser has a strong financial statement. <br />The loan is for a relatively small amount ($90K). <br />Sale of a portion of the property is involved. <br />The retained portion of the property may be developed for housing. <br /> <br />Staff is suggesting a 30 year loan, at an overall interest rate of 4.1 %. The rate was determined <br />as follows: <br /> <br />At the time this calculation was made, it was believed that of the 550 acre feet of augmentation <br />water to be purchased, 400 acre feet (73%) was to be sold immediately for commercial use, and <br />150 acre feet (27%) was to be retained for agricultural use. <br /> <br />The CWCB standard commercial rate is 5.25%. The CWCB standard agricultural rate is 3. 75%. <br />A rate reduction of. 75% was applied, because of the benefit to the State in settlement of all <br />lawsuits in the Horse Creek Basin. <br /> <br />The rate for the commercial part of this loan became: 5.25% - 0.75% = 4.5%. <br />The rate for the agricultural part of this loan became: 3.75% - 0.75% = 3%. <br />The final rate is: (0.73)(4.5%) + (0.27)(3%) = 4.1% <br />