Kirkwood Meadows public utility District
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KIRKWOOD MEADOWSPUBLIC UTILITY
DISTRICTMello-Roos
Community Facilities District 98-01Rate and Method of Apportionment
Proposed Amendment December 13, 2013
BACKGROUND Mello-Roos Community Facilities District formed in
1998 to fund $6.2M in improvements to Wastewater Treatment Plant. essentially a “prepaid” connection fee for specific areas
of Kirkwood. At the time the bond was approved there were a
few large parcels comprising of both ski and development acreage. Planned to redo boundaries once Specific Plan approved, never accomplished
Vail condition of purchasing Kirkwood was to remove the encumbrance from “ski” land (where there is no plan for development or wastewater connection)
DISTRICT ROLE KMPUD Board agreed to work on this subject to:
No other CFD members, besides KCP and Vail, being adversely impacted.
That the District is financially secure with this change That KCP provide proper Indemnification to protect
the District from future suits District not exposed to out of pocket costs All outstanding KCP receivables paid in full
District consulting team: Dick Shanahan (general counsel), David Fama (bond
counsel) and Victor Irzyk (bond administrator).
STRUCTURE Methodology changed from an acreage based
allocation to a residential dwelling unit allocation: Better alignment with rationale of CFD (prepaid tap fee) Acreage replaced with undeveloped parcels Improved collateral position for bondholders
(assessment levy “matched” to parcel value) Ties into Specific Plan Developable units tied to parcels but can be moved “Backup tax” concept applies in the event of large
default KCP / future development shoulders this risk, consistent
with the prior structure
PROPOSED LAND USE CLASSIFICATION
CURRENT DEVELOPMENT ALLOCATION
* Based on KCP development plans as of December 3, 2013
PROPOSED ASSESSMENT ALLOCATION
CREDIT ENHANCEMENTS Cross-Collateralize all undeveloped KCP
property Delinquency on any single property puts all
property in default Cash Collateral
Two years of incremental assessments on all undeveloped (relative to today): $472K. Collateral released upon CO
Full Indemnification, based on security of cash collateral
Cash Collateral How the Cash Collateral of $472K was
Arrived at: Total Undeveloped Liability (KCP and Vail) = $283,370 Less Current KCP Liability = $47,010 Multiplied by Two (Based on the 18 month
period it takes to foreclose on a delinquent property)
Equals $472,720, Cash Collateral
RECOMMENDATION OF APPROVAL
Opportunity to modernize / update RMA to current best practice
Alignment of assessment with original intent Within authority of existing CFD documents
and specifically envisioned during zoning changes (2003)
Fairness and Materiality Considerations No impact to existing owners in the CFD Reduced or mitigated risks to bondholders and the
District Conservative credit enhancements