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Tlw IRS to prapotino imm ragutotiont to bo offecllvo as of September 7,1991. The regulations will require lour <br />ganoral opening nqummontt be met before a reimbursement will be allowed to be i i«de from bond proceeds. <br />1. The toauer muel declare Ns Interrt to reimburse the proposed expenditures from tax-exempt proceeds <br />(oflldal bitonl period); <br />2. The MarN must be declared during the two-year period ending on the date the expenditure Is paid <br />(oMetol Mari period requirament): <br />W- <br />3* Tha nbnburaemant of tie expenditure (issue of debt) must be made no later than one year after the <br />tie expendNure was paid or one year after the property was placed in service, whichever Is later <br />l);and <br />'i-i <br />4. The robnburoad expenditure must be for property having a reasonable expected economic life of at toast <br />one yetr (economic Me requirartMnO. <br />SCrv <br />& <br />1. 1 J <br />0It <br />Si <br />tie procadurai requiraniart can be satisfied by a resolution from the public agency. The resolution <br />muMiiiguMMy daaorMe tie properly or prOect and Identify tie reasonably expected source of funds tiat wM <br />be UMitipaytieralmbMmamanUspemMuie end tie reimbursement bonds. These IRS reotrtctlons wM Inyeae <br />oonManaanbonoeNngbanaeotonatiai have been very routine for many Issuers. Consult your financial advisor <br />3 btotd M a paaaMMy tial lax-ONompI debt wM be issued for any expenditure prior to the undertaking of any <br />pitiMl V a lamporary bank lotoihaabaenseourad prior to undertaking the protect, ttienttiese restrictions w« <br />of tie dabt to viewed as a refunding. <br />I you bMa any quaaaons aboid pyrarM bonds and/or the proposed reimbursement regutations, feel free to cal any of tta <br />BURSANOA ATES.INC. <br />0 <br />i'b-' <br />K ■ . <br />. e <br />X QteiMfi F <br />V <br />StauanF. Apf^m <br />Praoldani <br />‘. jt <br />wft- <br />‘"i <br />k <br />p <br />■ <br />¥P- <br />f-ry. <br />j <br />•■I■si- <br />■t <br />■k <br />4 <br />n <br />■m <br />4