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Joseph W. Bowles Reservoir Company <br />May 12, 2009 (UPDATED May 22, 2009) <br />Page 5 of 6 <br />Agenda Item 17c <br />The Company has chosen Alternative No. 2 because it appears to be the best of the three <br />proposed alternatives to improve the dam-safety deficiencies identified by the SEO and to repair <br />the inlet ditch within a reasonable budget. <br />TABLE 2 <br />PROJECT COST <br />Construction <br />Dam Repair $ 1,443,000 <br />Ditch Re air $ 118,000 <br />En ineerin $ 313,000 <br />TOTAL $ 1,874,000 <br />The Project schedule is as follows: final design complete by January 2010, SEO approval by <br />May 2010, construction beginning in August 2010, with the Project expected to be operational <br />by March 2011. <br />Financial Analysis <br />The Company shareholders are a mix of 5% agricultural, 37% middle-income municipal, 16% <br />high-income municipal, and 42% commercial interest. Blending these with the current interest <br />rates, the Company qualifies for a 4.65% loan with a 30-year term. <br />TABLE 3 <br />FINANCIAL SUMMARY <br />Total Pro'ect Cost $1,874,000 <br />CWCB Loan Amount $1,687,000 <br />CWCB Loan Amount (Includin 1% Service Fee) $1,703,870 <br />CWCB Loan Payment $106,457 <br />CWCB Loan Payment (Includin 10% Reserve) 117,102 <br />Current Assessment er share $500 <br />Cost of Loan (with Reserve Account) per share ~2~6 <br />Credihvorthiness: The Company has no existing debt service. The CWCB loan will be repaid <br />from increases in share assessments. For the past several years, the Company's assessments have <br />been $500/share. While the cost of the CWCB loan per share is $276/share, assessments will <br />only have to be raised by approximately $240/share for the first year and $180/share for the <br />remainder of the loan. This is because the Company has been assessing shareholders for other <br />maintenance projects and assessments would have decreased if the Company had not chosen to <br />pursue this Project. The Company believes this Project will reduce maintenance costs, therefore, <br />ultimately providing cost savings for its shareholders. <br />