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1 QZAB Kenmore-Town of Tonawanda UFSD Board of Education June 11, 2013

2 Qualified Zone Academy Bonds

3 What Is a QZAB?  A Federal program that offers very low (possibly no) interest rate bonds or obligations for financing qualifying capital projects in qualifying school districts  Federal allocations are given to individual states for distribution  The New York State allocation is coordinated by the Office of Facilities Planning

4 District QZAB Allocation From the 2011 NYS Allocation:$ 2,000,000 From the 2012 NYS Allocation:$13,763,244 From the 2013 NYS Allocation:$24,219,000 Total Current Allocation:$39,982,244 Anticipated 2014 NYS Allocation:$ 9,017,756 Anticipated Total Allocation:$49,000,000 (The District will use this to finance the current $58.6 million multi-year project)

5 QZAB Requirements  School District must have a free and reduced lunch percentage ≥35%  School District must have a private entity willing to contribute 10% of the QZAB amount to the District in cash or in-kind services  School District must use the funds on a capital project for renovations (not new construction)  A bank must be willing to issue the obligations and take tax credits from the Federal Government in lieu of normal interest payments

6 Partners In Our QZAB School District Department of the Treasury Financing BankPrivate Entity Match Partner

7 QZAB Process: Match Partner  A+ Educators will be our match partner  Will provide resources and training for the implementation of the Common Core  Services provided over 9 years  Deeply discounted prices to the District  The difference between what we pay and the fair market value becomes the 10% match

8 QZAB Process: Financing Bank  Bank of America will be our financing bank for this portion of the QZAB  Will provide $36 million of the financing at this time  Receives tax credits from the Federal government in lieu of the majority of interest  The District pays back the principal and 0.5% supplemental interest over 15 years

9 District Savings for Current Allocation Interest on a traditional bond: $10,139,781 ($39,982,244, 15 years, 3.05%) QZAB Costs: Interest at supplemental rate: $ 1,568,008 ($39,982,244, 15 years, 0.50%) Payments to match partner: $ 877,800 Total Cost: $ 2,445,808 Net Savings over 15 years: $ 7,963,973 Average Savings Per Year: $ 512,932

10 Requested BOE Action  Approve the QZAB plan: “Recommended Deliverables Proposal” from A+ Educators  Approve Professional Services Agreement with A+ Educators  Approve financing resolution from our bond attorney


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