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MTG, 5/26/87 HOSP GROVE ACQUISITION, CITY 1 APPOINTMENT OF BOND COUNSEL
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RECOMMENDED ACTION:
Adopt Resolution No. %f4 appointing Jones Hall Hill & Whi
as the City's Bond Counsel for the Hosp Grove bond issues.
ITEM EXPLANATION:
The City Council directed the staff to acquire Hosp Grove us a combination of financing tools including bank loans, Bond Anticipation Notes (BAN'S) and General Obligation Bonds or
Certificates of Participation. In moving toward the goal of
issuing short or long term debt one of the first steps is th
selection of an underwriter and bond counsel.
On May 19, 1987, Council appointed the firm of Raucher Pierc
Refsnes to act as financial advisor. This action appoints t
firm of Jones Hall Hill & White to be bond counsel for these
debt issues.
The City requested proposals from three very qualified firms
Two firms responded. The City Attorney is satisfied that th
firm of Jones Hall Hill & White will provide the services
necessary. The Finance Director prefers the flat fee propos
pmvided by Jones Hall Hill & White over the per hour fee
proposal by the other firm.
FISCAL IMPACT:
The issue of Bond Anticipation Notes and G.O. Bonds or C.0.P
will require the payment of fees to the underwriter and bond
counsel as well as various associated costs. Bond counsel f
will be approximately $13,000 for the short-term financing a
$35,000 for the long-term financing.
All fees will be paid from the proceeds of the issue.
EXHIBITS :
Proposal from Jones Hall Hill and White
Resolution No. 9dJ6 appointing Jones Hall Hill & White as
Bond Counsel for the Hosp Grove bond issues.
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RESOLUTION NO. 9086
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF CARLSBAD, CALIFORNIA, APPOINTING
JONES HALL HILL & WHITE TO ACT AS BOND COUNSEL ON THE HOSP GROVE BOND ISSUES.
WHEREAS, the City of Carlsbad intends to issue both SI
and long term debt in the process of acquiring Hosp Grove, :
WHEREAS, the City requires the services of bond counsC
for the issue of Bond Anticipation Notes or other debt assoc
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council of I City of Carlsbad as follows:
I as necessary, in the above transactions.
1. That Jones Hall Hill & White shall act as bond cou I
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2. That the fees and compensation for said services s
be as described in the attached proposals which are incorpor
herein by reference.
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3. That the City Council reserves the right to remove I Jones Hall Hill & White from this project subject only to
I compensation for expenses through the date of removal.
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4. That the City Manager is authorized to execute a1
agreement necessary to confirm this appointment subject to
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PASSED, APPROVED AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting of
City Council of the City of Carlsbad held the 26th day of
May , 1987, by the following vote to wit:
AYES: Council Members Lewis, Kulchin, Pettine, bfamaux and Lar:
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
ATTEST:
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Proposal for Bond Counsel Services
presented to the
CITY OF CARLSBAD
relating to its proposed
H OSP GROVE ACQUtSlTlON
Dated: May 74, 7987
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JONES HALL HILL &WHITE,
A PROFESSIONAL LAW CORPO-ON
ATPORNEXS AT LAW
FOUR EMBARCADERO CE?
SAN FRANCISCO 8411
CHARLES F. ADAMS
STEPHEN R. CASALEOQIO
EDSELL M. EADY, JR.
ANDREW C. HALL, JR.
KENNETH I. JONES
PHILIP NELSON LEE AU"OMA!l'IC TELECOPIER
WILLIAM H. MADISON (4lS) 301-5784
BRIAN I). OUINT (425) 066-6308
PAUL J. THIMMIQ
SUITE 1950
(415) 301-5780
SHARON STANTQN WRITE May 14, 1987
Mr. James F. Elliott
Finance Director
City of Carlsbad
1200 Elm Avenue
Carlsbad, CA 92008
Re:
Dear Mr. Elliott:
Proposal for Bond Counsel Services
In response to your request for bond counsel services for your Hosp Gro\
Acquisition Program, Jones Hall Hiil & White ("Jones Hall") is pleased to be given tt
opportunity to offer its services as bond counsel to the City of Carlsbad (the "City").
A. THE PROJECT
The proposed acquisition of Hosp Grove would appear to be most expeditious
accomplished, within the limitations of the law and your Project Description, by a thrc
stage process, in which the City should:
(1) either (a) advance from its General Fund (or other available
moneys) the purchase price of $6,457,000, on June 1, 1987, accomplishing
the acquisition of the Hosp Grove; or (b) extend the purchase date to July 1,
1987 or later;
(2) issue notes on July 1, 1987 (or as soon thereafter as is
practicable) under Sections 53850 et seq. of the Government Code to
acquire Hosp Grove (if the purchase date has been extended), or reimburse
the General Fund (or other fund from which moneys were advanced); and
(3)(a) either issue general obligation bonds or certificates of
participation on a long-term basis to create a source of funds to repay the
Notes at maturity; or (b) if the general obligation bond election fails and if the
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City of Carlsbad
May 14, 1987
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City decides not to pursue a Certificate of Participation financing, segregate
amounts necessary to repay the Notes at maturity.
6. FIRM EXPERIENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS OF SPECIFIC PERSONNEL
A. JONES HALL HILL AND WHITE
1. Brief Description and History
Our firm was formed as a partnership on March 21, 1978, with the nam
parties (Kenneth I. Jones, Andrew C. Hall, Jr., Robert J. Hill and Sharon Stant
White) as the founding partners.
attorneys (all of whom are principals) and 21 staff members from 1978 to t
present. On November, 1980 the firm modified its organizational structure from
partnership to a professional law corporation.
The firm expanded to its present size of
The firm's business is entirely devoted to municipal finance, with spec
emphasis on bond counsel services and an expanding practice in the provision
underwriter's counsel and special tax counsel services. Because the sole practi
of the firm is related to municipal finance, the entire staff is dedicated to the sin(
goal of service to local government without distraction to other areas. This h,
resulted in a highly trained and skilled staff directly responsible to its municip
clients.
The firm has represented every type of public agency in California on a wic
variety of financings, but the vast majority of its work as bond counsel has been tl
representation of local agencies such as the City. Virtually all of our clients a
located in California, and over 50% of those are located in Southern California.
2. Summarv of Experience
Our firm ranked thirteenth in bond counsel rankings in the nation in over
dollar volume of municipal issues in the calendar year 1986. Set forth in Appenc
A is a summary of bond issue financings for which Jones Hall acted as Boi
Counsel in 1986.
Examples of innovative methods of financing in which Jones Hall has be€
involved include the following:
a. Certificates of Participation. The firm has been the acknowledgc
leader in the development of Certificate of Participation ("COP") financing
the State, having acted as special counsel in approximately 207 financiq
aggregating over $2,500,000,000 in principal amount since the techniqt
was identified in 1979.
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City of Carlsbad
May 14, 1987
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b. Mortaaae Revenue Bonds. Principals in the firm represented
Redevelopment Agency of the City of San Pablo in the case
Redevelopment Aaencv of the City of San Pablo v. Shepard, 75 Cal.App..
453, establishing the validity of Senate Bill 99, which led to the grt
burgeoning of mortgage revenue bond financing from 1979 through 191
Our firm provided the approving opinion on the first single family housi
bonds in the State.
c. Tax-Exempt Compliance Procedures. Because of her authors1
of The Handbook of Section 103 Rulinas and her continual communicati
with Washington, D.C., legislative and administrative officials, as no1
below, Sharon White provides creative solutions on behalf of clients
compliance with Tax Code provisions relating to tax-exemption of both n
money and refunding obligations. These solutions frequently result
innovative financings for projects not otherwise capable of being financed.
C. RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUALS
1. Resumes
The professionals from Jones Hall who will be assigned to the City a
William H. Madison and Charles F. Adams. In addition, Sharon Stanton Wh
would be responsible for all tax analysis on financings the City undertakes. T
resumes of Mr. Madison, Mr. Adams, and Mrs. White are set forth below:
William H. Madison
Mr. Madison has more than 7 years of municipal bond experience, havii
joined Jones Hall Hill & White in 1979. He has been particularly active in certifica
of participation transactions, and has experience in virtually all other areas
municipal bond law relating to public improvements.
Mr. Madison attended St. Michael’s College in Vermont, where he receivt
his A.B. degree in 1971, and Fordham University, where he received his J.
degree in 1979. Mr. Madison was admitted to the New York and California Bars
1980 and is a member of the American Bar Association and National Associatic
of Bond Lawyers.
Charles F Adams
Mr. Adams has approximately 10 years of municipal bond experience ar
joined Jones Hall Hill & White in 1979. He has practiced municipal bond la
continuously since 1976 with experience in all areas of municipal financing as bor
counsel and underwriter’s counsel.
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City of Carlsbad
May 14, 1987
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Mr. Adams attended Yale University where he received his B.A. Degree
1973 and the University of Michigan where he received his J.D. degree in 197
Mr. Adams was admitted to the California Bar in 1976 and is a member of ti
National Association of Bond Lawyers.
Sharon Stanton White
Mrs. White was a founding partner of Jones Hall, and has practice
municipal bond law for approximately 14 years. She is a recognized nation
expert in the area of federal tax law as it applies to municipal bonds and acts i
special tax counsel on all forms of municipal financing.
Mrs. White attended the University of California at Berkeley where st
received her B.A. degree in 1962 and her LL.B. degree in 1965. She was admittt
to the California Bar in 1966 and the District of Columbia Bar in 1968.
Mrs. White has served continuously as a director or officer of the Nation
Association of Bond Lawyers since 1981. She assumed the presidency of tt
Associatiori in October, 1986. Mrs. White is the author of The Handbook of Sectic
103 Rulinas which she supplements semi-annually. Mrs. White is also a memb
of the American Bar Association and the Bar Association of San Francisco.
D. FEE STRUCTURE AND METHOD OF PAYMENT
Jones Hall prefers to be compensated for its services as bond counsel on eac
financing on a contingent fee, based upon a declining percentage of the principal amoui
of the financing, plus reimbursement for certain out-of-pocket expenses.
The normal percentage scale for a short-term financing is as follows:
One twentieth of one percent of the amount of the financing (with a
minimum fee of $5,000).
The norma! percentage scale for a long-term financing is as follows:
One percent of the first million dollars of financing (with a minimum fee of
$10,000); plus one-half of one percent of the next four million dollars;
plus one-quarter percent of any financing in excess of five million dollars.
Typical expenses for which we are normally compensated are special delivery an
messenger services, as well as travel outside of the State of California.
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Mr. James F. Elliott
City of Carlsbad
May 14,1987
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E. REFERENCES
The following individuals may be contacted as references.
Mr. Kenneth W. Landau
City Manager, City of Gardena
(21 3) 51 4-2254
Mr. Bob Leland
Finance Director, City of Fairfield
(707) 428-7496
Ms. Kris Machnick
Director of Finance, City of Santa Clara
(408) 984-3261
We look forward to the opportunity to discuss our proposal with you.
Very truly yours,
by.
William H. Madison
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cc: Charles F. Adams
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APPENDIX A
1986 SUmARY OF BOND ISSUES JONES HALL HILL 8 WHITE, AS BOND COUNSEL
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A. Revenue Bonds
Lease Revenue and other........................................ 2
B. Assessmsnt/Mello Roos Bonds..................................... 3
C. Tax Allocation Bonds and Notes.................................. 4
D. Lease F'inancing and Certificate of Participation Transactions...................................... 7
E. lax and Revenue Anticipation Motes/Grant Anticipation Notes..... ........ ......................... .... .... 10
f. General Obligation Bonds........................................ 13
G. Multifamily Housing Revenue Bonds............................... 13
H. Single Family Housing Revenue Bonds............................. 14
I. Industrial Development bonds....................,.......^....... 14
J. Miscellaneous................ .... ............................... 14
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Amount Issuer Underwriter/Purchaser
A. REVENUE BONDS
(1) Lease Revenue and other Revenue Bonds
Sierra Valley Hospital Financing Farmers Home Administration b 1,966,
Authority, 1986 Series A (2/14)
J 22,550 City of Santa Clara Electric Revenue Refunding Bonds, 1986 Series A (6/10)
City of San Luis Obispo Capital J 13,970 Improvement Board Lease Revenue Bonds (Capital Improvements Projects) (7/15)
Redwood City Pub1 i c Faci 1 i ties and Infrastructure Authority Lease Revenue Bonds (Capital Improvement Projects) (8/6)
Fairfield-Suisun Sewer District Stone & Youngberg L 23,421
Sewer Revenue and Refunding Bonds
Commuqity Development Commission of the City of Oceanside (Oceanside Civic Center Project) (8/14)
City of Santa Clara Electric Revenue Crossover Refunding Bonds, 1986 Series B (8/14)
City of Santa Clara Electric Revenue Morgan Stanley & Co. Incorporated b 7( Crossover Refunding Bonds, 1986 Series C (8/14)
Pic0 Rivera Water Development Bateman Eichler, Hill Richards, b 6,O
Corporation Leasehold Mortgage Bonds
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City of Galt Public financing Authority 1986 Revenue Bonds (8/29)
City of San Buenaventura Sewer Revenue Refunding Bonds (11/17)
The First Boston Corporation
Rauscher Pierce Refsnes, Inc.
Rauscher Pierce Refsnes, Inc. J 16,14
(8/13)
J 27,71 Metrill Lynch Capital Markets
Morgan Stanley & Co. Incorporated $ 53,24
Incorporated and Associates
A.R. Altura & Company, Inc. and Matthews & Wright, Inc.
Franklin lax Rate Fund and Casualty Insurance Company of 11 linois
J 29,2
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Redevelopment Agency of the City Bankers Trust Company f 23,'
and County of San Franc1 sco Vari ab1 e Rate Demand Refund i ng Bonds (South Beach Harbor Project) (12/17)
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Issuer Underwriter/Purchaser Amount
B. ASSESSMENT/HELLO ROOS BONDS
City of Walnut Creek LID No. 41, MuniciCorp of California f 661
North Broadway Extension A.D. (2/24)
City of Lincoln, Nicolaus Wulff, Hansen & Co. f 5,88
Rd. A.D. (3/27)
City of Fairfield, Suisun Valley Rd. Stone & Youngberg b 4,QO
-Kaiser ADD. (4/2)
Park A.D. 84-4, Series B (4/16)
City of South San Francisco, The Gateway Assessment District No. 82-2 Reassessment of Series 86-A Refunding (4/30)
Heath Dr. Assessment District Refunding (5/2)
No. 1 Assessment District Refunding (5/2)
Assessment District Refunding (5/2)
Beck Ave. Assessment District Refunding (5/2)
City of Vallejo Glen Cove Community A.D. No. 61 (Reassessment and Refunding of 1986) Series 86-A (5/15)
A.D. No. 61 (Reassessment and Refunding of 1986) Series 86-B (5/15)
City of Alameda Marina Village A.DD Stone & Youngberg $6
84-3, Series 86-2 (7/15)
City of Alameda Refunding Improvement Stone & Youngberg b 26
Bonds, Marina Village A.D. 84-3 (Reassessment and Refunding of 1986) Series 86-1 (7/22)
Refunding Bonds (7/24)
City of Alameda Harbor Bay Business Stone & Youngberg s 5,2;
Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. f 15.2'
City of Fairfield Alaska Ave.- Stone & Youngberg f 1,@
City of Fairfield Cordelia Village Stone & Youngberg s 291
City of Fairfield Gateway Landscape Stone & Youngberg b 2,'
City of Fairfield Ckadbourne Rd.- Stone & Youngberg s 12,
Wulff Hansen & Co. S 15,
City of Vallejo Glen Cove Community Wulff Hansen & Co. b 1.
City of Upland A.D. 81-1 Improvement Smith Barney, Harris Upham s
& Co. Incorporated
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Amount Issuer Underwri ter/Purchaser
City of Healdsburg Foss Creek A.D. Seidler-Fitzgerald Public b 1,350
(8/1) F i nance
City of Vallejo Northeast Quadrant Wulff; Hansen & Co. f 4,430
A.D. No. 58 (Reassessment and Refunding for 1986) (8/5)
take County Sanitation District A.D. Wulff, Hansen & Co. b 442
No. 1-7, Series 86-1 (8/7)
City of Chico Sierra Sunrise A.D. E. F. Hutton & Company, Inc. f 3,665
East Yo10 Community Services District Stone & Youngberg f 3,390 Refunding (8/20)
Vallejo City Unified School District Wulff, Hansen ti Co. $ 6,OOC Community Facilities District No. 1 (Glen Cove School) (Me1 lo-Roos) (8/20)
Russian River County Water District Farmers Home Administration f 1,93C
A.D. N.o. 1 (8/21)
City of Stockton Central Parking b 16,OOr District Bonds of 1986, Project Incorporated NO. 86-1 (8/29)
City of Pomona Improvement Bonds Chilton & O'Connor, Inc. b 5,65( A.D. 1294 (Rio Rancho Road - Old Pomona Road), Series 1986 (9/30)
City of Walnut Creek Local Improvement MuniciCorp of California b 61 District No. 42 (10/7)
City of Emeryville Improvement Bonds Stone 81 Youngberg $ 2.98: West Emeryvi 1 le A.D.
Smith Ranch A.D., Series 636 (Phase One) -( 12/23)
(8/13)
Bateman Eichler, Hill Richards
(11/12)
City of Fairfield Improvement Bonds Stone L Youngberg b 7,77
C. TAX ALLOCATION BONDS AND NOTES
Chico Redevelopment Agency Southeast Merri 11 Lynch Capital Markets b 8,40 Chi co Redevelopment Pro Sect (5/7)
Redevelopment Agency of the City b 38,65 of Chula Vista Bayfront/Town Centre 8 Co. Incorporated Project (5/29)
Smith Barney, Harris Upham
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Issuer Underwriter/Purchaser Amount
Redevelopment Agency of the City of PaineWebber Incorporated S 3,250,l
Pomona Holt Ave/Indian Hill Redevelopment Project (6/24)
Redevelopment Agency of' the City of PaineWebber Incorporated J 4,250,
Redevelopment Project (6/24)
Community Development Commission Smith Barney, Harris Upham J 8,200, of the City of Oceanside Downtown & Co, Incorporated Redevelopment Project (6/26)
Mountain View Shoreline Regional Stone & Youngberg f 26,300,
Park Community Tax Allocation and Refunding Bonds (7/22)
Redevelopment Agency of the City of Kelling, Northcross & Nobriga S 1,390
Seaside Gateway Project (Refunding) (7/23) Burnham Lambert Incorporated
Upland Community Redevelopment Agency Sm'ith Barney, Harris Upham J 6,500
(Canyon Ridge) (7/24) & Co. Incorporated
Upland Community Redevelopment Agency Smith Barney, Harris Upham $ 3,OOC
(Arrow-Benson Redev. Project) (7/24) & Co, Incorporated
Redevelopment Agency of the City of San Jose (Merged Area Redevelopment . Sachs & Co., Grigsby, Brandford & Co., Inc.
Redevelopment Agency of the City of San Jose (Merged Area Redevelopment Sachs & Co., Grigsby, Project) Refunding, 1986 Series B (8/5) Brandford & Co., Inc. b 55,041
Mountain View Revitalization Authority Smith Barney, Harris Upham f 9,871
Downtown Revitalization Distrlct & Co. Incorporated
Pomona Reservoir Street Industrial
Incorporated and Drexel
Stone & Youngberg, Goldman,
8 Project) Refunding, 1986 Series A (8/5) $201,29F
Stone & Youngberg, Goldman,
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Redevelopment Agency of the City of M. L, Stern 8 Co., Inc. J 53
Redevelopment Agency of the City of Landmark Bank L 4c
La Habra Beta 111 Project Area Redevelopment Project (8/15)
La Habra Downtown Project Area Redevelopment Project 1986 Second Lien (8/15)
Redevelopment Agency of the City of West Covina Central Business District Redevelopment Project,, 1986 Series A
E.F. Hutton & Company, Inc. $ 15,7'
(8/15)
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Redevelopment Agency of the City of
Sparks Redevelopment Agency (Nevada) Prudential-Bache Securities, $t
Inglewood Redevelopment Agency Shearson Lehman Brothers SI
Inglewood Redevelopment Agency Shearson Lehman Brothers $1
Inglewood Redevelopment Agency E.F. Hutton & Company, Inc. b
Ingl ewood Redevelopment Agency Shearson Lehman Brothers b 1:
E.F. Hutton & Company, Inc. $: West Covina Eastland Redevelopment Project, 1986 Series El (8/15)
Sparks Town Center Project Y1 (8/19)
North Inglewood Industrial Park Redevelopment Project, Series 8 (8/27)
Manchester-Prairie Redevelopment Project, Series B (8/27)
In-Town Redevelopment; Project, Series B (8/27)
Century Redevelopment Project, Serjes ,B (8/27)
Redevelopment Agency of the City of Azusa Central Business District & Co., Inc. Redevelopment Project, 1986 Series A Refunding (8/27)
Azusa West End Redevelopment Project, 1986 Series A Refunding (8/27)
Rancho Redevelopment Project, 1986 Series A (8/28)
Livermore Redevelopment Fro ject, 6 Co. Incorporated Series A (8/28)
Duarte Las Lomas Redevelopment Project Refunding (8/28)
Hawai 1 an Gardens Redevelopment Project No. 1 Refunding (10/2)
Inc. Burrows-Smith Division
Smith Barney, Harris Upham $(
Redevelopment Agency of the City of FISER Financial and 6: Investment Services
Rancho Cucamonga Redevelopment Agency Shearson Lehman Brothers $ 31
Livermore Redevelopment Agency Smith Barney, Harris Upham SI
Redevelopment Agency of the City of Chilton & O'Connor, Inc. $
Redevelopment Agency of the City of Chilton & O'Connor, Inc. L
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Issuer Underwriter/Purchaser Amou 1
Industry Urban-Development Agency Smith Barney, Harris Upham & 6 10.9'
Redevelopment Project No. 2 Second Co. Incorporated Subordinate lax Allocation Refunding Bonds, Issue of 1986 (11/18)
Industry Urban-DeveYopment Agency Smith Barney, Harris Upham & b 10,3 Redevelopment Project No. 3 Co. Incorporated Subordinate Tax Allocation Bonds, Issue of 1986 (11/18)
Anaheim Redevelopmeiit Agency lax Refunding Bonds Redevelopment Project Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Alpha (Subordinate ILien) Series 1986 A Incorporated, PaineWebber (11/25) Incorporated
D. LEASE FINANCINGS AND CERTIFICATES OF PARTICIPATION
City of Union City
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Merri 11 b 49,:
Imperial Securities Equipment Acqu i sit i on Project (21 11) Corporat 1 on s 2,
City of Livermore Kelling, Northcross & Nobriga f 8,
City of San Buenaventura (Capital Crocker National Bank b 22,
(Airport Project) (2/27) Incorporated and Sutro & CO. Incorporated
Improvements Project) Refunding (4/17)
County of San Bernardino (Sheriff's 6 18, Faci 1 ities Project) (4/30)
City of Fairfield (Mater Utility Stone & Youngberg S 62, Improvement Project) Ref undi ng (5/22)
San Francisco State Building Authority L.F. Rothschild, Unterberg, S 61 (State Building Project) Refunding (5/29) Altura & Company, Inc.
(Education Faci 1 ities) (5/29)
The first Boston Corporation
Towbin, Inc. and A.R.
Benicia Unified School District A.R. Altura & Company, Inc. $4
City of Mountain View (Slurry Wall) William Graham $1
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City of San Diego (Police Capital Improvements Project) Refunding (6/18) Metro Equities
Projects) Refunding (6/19)
Pa f ne Web ber Incorporated and
City of Hercules (Capital Improvement Rauscher Pierce Refsnes, Inc.
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Issuer UnderwriterlPurchaser Amoun.
City of Anaheim (Refinancing Goldman, Sachs & Co. b 31,201
Project A) Partial Refunding (6/19)
City of San Ramon (Community Center A. R. Altura & Company Inc. $ 6,75 Project) (6/25)
Counties of Placer and Shasta Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. b 5,95 (CSAC Finance Corporation Pooled Financing A) (6/26)
Counties of Amador, El Dorado, Prudential-Bache Securltes Inc. f 16,97
Stanislaus and Tuolumne (CSAC Finance Corporation Pooled Financing B) (6/26)
Hal 1 Project ) (7/22)
County of San Bernardino (County Center/Justice Center Refunding and Capital Improvements Projects) (8/7)
City- of San Buenaventura (Capital f 20.9 Improvements Projects) (8/7)
City of Cupertino (Capital Rauscher Pierce Refsnes, Inc. $ 9,8 Improvements Project) (8/7)
Justice Facility and Public Building Improvements) Refunding
City of Escondido (Escondido City Stone & Youngberg $ 30,0(
Mi 7 ler & Schroeder Financial, Inc. $120,8f
E.F, Hutton & Company, Inc.
County of Solano (Solano County Bankers Trust Company and f 43,o Grigsby, Brandford & Co., Inc.
(W7)
City of Huntington Eleach (Civic Stone & Youngberg s 20,t Center Project) Refunding (8/13)
City of Val le jo (Water Improvement Merri JJ Lynch Capital Markets $ 6,; Projects) (8/13)
City of San Jose (Convention Center $174, Project) (8/14)
City of Fresno (City Hall Seidler-FitzgeraJd Public Finance $ 43, Construction and Golf Course Development Pro jecto) (8/19)
City of Fresno (Conference Center/ Seidler-Fitzgerald Public Finance f 30, Arena Fact 1 ities Refunding Project)
Goldman, Sachs & Co., Stone I Youngberg and Grigsby, Brandford & Co., Inc.
(8/20)
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City of Santa Clara (Convention E.F. Hutton & Company, Inc. S 15,675, Center Project) Refunding (8/21)
City of Gardena (Civic Center Security Pacific Merchant S 3,370, Improvement Projects) (8/21) Banking Group
City of Upland Uater System Seidler-Fitzgerald Public b 10,535,
Improvement Project Finance
(8/21)
City of Upland Police Building Seidler-Fitzgerald Public S 5,845, Construction Project Finance
(8/21)
City of San Buenaventura (Equipment Prudent i a1 -Bache Securi tes, Inc. . f 4,480 Financing Projects) (8/26)
Charter Oak Unified School District Security Pacific Merchant S 3,110
(Equipment Acquisi tiorn Project)
Clovis Unified School District and Seidler-Fitzgerald Public Finance, b 11,165 fresno Unified School District (Equipment and Capital Improvement Incorporated and Merri 11 Lynch Projects) (8/27) Capital Markets
City of Danville (Land Acquisition Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. b 8,28C
Project) (8/27)
City of Concord, County of Napa, Kell ing, Northcross & Nobriga 6 2,70C American Canyon County Water District, Menlo Park Fire Protection District Kennedy & Gardner, Inc. (ABAG XIII) (8/28)
Local Government Finance Joint Goldman, Sachs & Co. $451,40f
Powers Authority (California Local Agency - Compostte Issue of 1986)
Brea-Olinda Unified School District Bear, Stearns & Co., Inc. (kea High School Project) (8/29)
School District, Vacaville Unified School District, Vallejo City Unified School District (8/29)
Cities of Anderson, Atwater and Stone t Youngberg and S 1.84 farmersville (CCFC 19.86 Series A) Merri 11 Lynch Capital Markets
(8/29)
Banking Group
(8/26)
Kelling, Northcross & Nobriga
Incorporated and Morgan, Olmstead,
(8/28)
S 22,581
County of Solano, Fairfield Unified Security Pacific Merchant b 9,57 Banking Group
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City of Downey (Civic Center Project) Refunding (9/30)
El Dorado Irrigation District (Water & Sewer System Improvement Project) Richards, Inc. S 8,155,
(10/27)
City of Commerce (Municipal Park Bear Stearns & Co., Inc. S 3,400,
Improvement Project) (11/5)
S 13,000 City of Vallejo (Marine World Foundation Project) (11/24)
City of Santa Maria (Town Center & S 34,855 Westside Parking Facilities) Refunding
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Bateman Eichler, Hill
S 17,045,
Wulff, Hansen & Co.
Goldman, Sachs & Co. and E. F. Hutton & Company, Inc.
Benham Cal i forni a lax-Free
(12/9)
County of San Bernard4 no (He1 i copter s 3,935 Acqui sit ion) (12/12) Trust, Intermediate Term
City of Fairfield (Public Improve- Stone & Youngberg $ 15,73(
ments Projects) Refunding (12/18)
Cities of Fort Bragg, Manteca, Rialto Stone & Youngberg $ 4,46(
and the Susanvi 1 le Consol idated Sanitary District (CCFC 1986 Series
B) (12/18)
Daly City Redevelopment Agency Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. S 7,50 (J.S. Properties) (12/24)
(ABAG XV) (12/30) Incorporated and Morgan, Olmstead,
Portfolio
and Merrill Lynch Capital . Markets
City of Pleasant Hi17 Refunding Kelling, Northcross & Nobriga s 3,77
City of Los Altos (ABAG XVI) (12/30) Kelling, Northcross & Nobriga s 1,2!
City of Modesto (Capqtal Improvements First California Regional s 4,3
Kennedy & Gardner, Inc.
Incorporated and Morgan, Olmstead, Kennedy 81 Gardner, Inc.
Project) (12/31) Securities, Inc.
E. TAX AND REVENUE AB(TICIPA1ION NOTES/GRANl ANTICIPATION NOTES
Emeryvi 1 le Redevelopment Agency Stone & Youngberg SE
City of Falrfield (7/1) Stone It Youngberg s 32
Revenue Anticipation Notes (1985-1986 Revenues) (3/18)
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City of Anaheim (7/1) Security Pacific National Bank b 23,600,
County of Sacramento (Elk Grove Security Pacific Merchant $ 5,700, Unified School District) (7/1) Banking Group
City of Riverside (7/2) Merrill Lynch Capital Markets $ 8,550,
City of Albany (7/3) Kelling, Northcross & Nobriga J 1,100,
City of Fremont (7/3) Kelling, Northcross & Nobriga s 9,100,
Incorporated and The Bank of California, N.A.
Incorporated and The Bank of California, N.A.
Incorporated and The Bank of California, N.A.
Incorporated and The Bank of California, N.A.
Incorporated and The Bank of California, N.A.
Banking Group
City of Hayward (7/3) Kelling, Northcross & Nobriga J 7,200
City of Livermore (7/3) Kelling, Northcross & Nobriga $ 3,000
City of Union City (7i3) Kell ing, Northcross & Nobriga $ 3,000
City of La Mesa (7/8) Security Pacific Merchant f 3,200
City of Huntington Beach (7/8) Stone & Youngberg s 12,200
City of Woodland (7/9) Security Pacific Merchant $ 1,500
City of Gardena (7/10) Security Pacific Capital f 5,00(
Banking Group
Markets Group (Security Pacific National Bank)
Markets Group (Security Pacific National Bank)
and Grigsby, Brandford b Co., Inc.
Markets Group (Security Pacific National Bank)
City of Ontario (7/10) Security Pacific Capital J 6,00(
City of Richmond (7/11) Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. 6 10,001
City of La Habra (7/15) Security Pacific Capital S 2,60
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Issuer Underwriter/Purchaser I
County of Yo10 Short Term Mandatory Tender Tax and Revenue Anticipation Notes (7/15)
Unified School District) (7/16) Incorporated and The Bank of
Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association s
Contra Costa County (Pittsburg Kelling, Northcross & Nobriga s
Contra Costa County (Antioch Kelling, Northcross & Nobriga b
California, N.A.
Unified School District) (7/16) Incorporated and The Bank of
County of Alameda in the name of:
California, N.A.
Amador Valley Joint Union High Kelling, Northcross & Nobriga s
Livermore Valley Joint Unified Kelling, Northcross & Nobriga s
School District (7/22) Incorporated and The Bank of California, N.A.
Incorporated and The Bank of California, N.A.
Incorporated and The Bank of California, N.A.
Incorporated and The Bank of California, N.A.
Incorporated and The Bank of California, N.A.
Incorporated and The Bank of California, N.A.
Group (Security Pacific National Bank
School District (7/22)
Pl easanton Joint School District (7/22)
Kell ing , Northcross & Nobriga s
Newark Unified School Kelling, Northcross & Nobriga s
San Leandro Unified School Kell ing, Northcross & Nobriga s
San Lorenzo Unified School Kelling, Northcross & Nobriga J
District (7/22)
District (7/22)
District (7/22)
County of Stanislaus (7/28) Security Paclfic Capital Markets $
Santa Clara County Transit District Grant Anticipation Refunding Notes (Guadalupe Corridor LIght Rai 1 Project) (8/4)
Ehrlich Bober & Co., Inc.
1986 Series B 6 1986 Series C s 1986 Series D s 1986 Series E s
City of Alameda (8/7) A.R. Altura & Company, Inc. s
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Is suer Underwriter/Purchaser Amount
City of Benicia (8/7) A.R. Altura & Company, Inc. $ 1,620,
Fresno Unified School District Merrill Lynch Capital Markets $ 20,500,
(8/22)
Redevelopment Agency of the City Miller & Schroeder Financial, Inc. f 4,330,
of Pomona Southwest Pomona and Mountain Meadows Redevelopment Projects Refunding (8/25)
City of Hawthorne (8/26) Bank of America National Trust b 3,500
Redevelopment Agency of the City and S 18,630
and County of San Francisco Bond Anticipation Refunding Note (10/16)
City of Pasadena (11/25) Security Pacific Merchant J 6,50C
Santee School District (12/16) Rauscher Pierce Refsnes, Inc. f 3,OOr
Grossmont Union High School District Rauscher Pierce Refsnes, Inc. S 4,24
(WW
and Savings Association
Bankers Trust Company
Banking Group
F. GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS
School District) (6/27)
A1 ameda County (Fremont Unified First Interstate Bank of b 67 School District) (7/1) of California
City of Anaheim Series 1986 A s 10,0[
(10/30)
Solano County (Fairf ield-Suisun Security Pacific National Bank f 55
Bank of Amerjca National Trust and Savings Association and Associates
6. UULTIFAMILY HOUSING REVENUE BONDS
City of Huntington Beach Bancroft, Garcia t Lavell, Inc. $ 7,7'
Housing Authority of the City Santa Barbara Bank t Trust J 1.1
(Mercury S&L/Vi 1 lage Partnership Project) (11/7)
of Santa Barbara (11/21)
and Bankers Trust Company
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Issuer Underwriter/Purchaser Amount
Housing Authority of the City of Bancroft, Garcia & Lavell, Inc. $ 8,400,( Santa Ana (Vintage Apts.) (12/18)
Anaheim Housing Authority Security Pacific Merchant Banking d 5,500,( (Sage Park Project) (12/18)
Housing Authority of the County of Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. $ 10,100,l Riverside (Tyler Village Project)
( 12/19 )
(Los Fel iz Apartments Project)
(12/23 1
County of San Benardino (Pooled Projects) (12/30)
H.
Rancho Cucarnonga-Pa7mdale-Portervil7e- Stone & Youngberg $ 17,505
Colton Housing Finance Agency (GNMA Mortgage-Backed Securities) (12/22)
Thousand Oaks Redevelopment Agency Shearson Lehman Brothers Inc. S 9,270
Refunding (12/31)
I. INDUSTRIAL DEVELOWENT BONDS
City of Pomona (JNS Land Company BankAmerica Capital Markets S 3,000 Project) (12/19) Group
City of Long Beach (Kress Rehabili- Bear, Stearns & Co. Inc. S 9,70C tat i on Project) (12/23)
J. UISCELLANEOUS
Fai rf i el d Redevelopment Agency Cordel ia Area Redevelopment Project Notes (9/23)
City of Torrance Hospital Revenue Bonds (Little Company of Mary Hospital) 1985 Series A (Fixed Rate Conversion)
Thousand Oaks Redevelopment Agency Fiser Financial & Investment s 9,000, Services and Birr Wilson & Co., Inc.
E.F. Hutton & Company, Inc. $ 60,000,
SINGLE FAMILY HOUSING REVENUE BOWS
Security Pacific National Bank S 15,111
Zi egl er Secur i t i es S 32.80
W/1)
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Issuer Underwri ter/Purchaser Amou n t
$ 1,050,OC La Mi rada Redevelopment Agency
15515 Phoebe Avenue Project Loan
Redevelopment Agency of the City and County of San Francisco (Fillmore Center Project) Remarketing (12/30)
The Mitsubishi Bank
of California
(W30) ..
Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. $ 95,000,OE