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Finding that a negotiated private sale of General Obligation Bonds is in the best financial interest of the City of the Philadelphia.

AI summary

This lapsed resolution would have found that a negotiated private sale of up to specified amounts of the City’s general obligation bonds was in Philadelphia’s best financial interest. The bonds were authorized by four earlier ordinances for capital purposes, and the Finance Director could still have chosen a competitive sale before the bonds were sold.

File details

Status
LAPSED
Introduced
January 24, 2006
Sponsors
Jannie L. Blackwell
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WHEREAS, By Ordinance approved April 14, 1999 (Bill No. 990115), the City Council authorized the issuance of up to $196,893,990 of General Obligation Bonds for various capital purposes; and

WHEREAS, By Ordinance approved March 22, 2002 (Bill No. 020027), the City Council authorized the issuance of up to $92,195,000 of General Obligation Bonds for various capital purposes; and

WHEREAS, By Ordinance approved April 7, 2003 (Bill No. 030096), the City Council authorized the issuance of up to $82,975,000 of General Obligation Bonds for various capital purposes; and

WHEREAS, By Ordinance approved September 30, 2004 (Bill No. 040328-A), the City Council authorized the issuance of up to $76,251,010 of General Obligation Bonds for various capital purposes; and

WHEREAS, Act 1985-85, approved December 8, 1985, P.L. 324, requires that in order to sell such bonds at a negotiated private sale a resolution shall be adopted by a majority of the members of City Council after finding that such a private sale is in the best financial interest of the City of Philadelphia (the “City”); now therefore, be it

RESOLVED, BY THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, That a negotiated private sale of up to $4,003,990 of General Obligation Bonds, net of original issue discount and amounts necessary for any costs of issuance in connection with such bonds, authorized by the Ordinance approved April 14, 1999 (Bill No. 990115), is in the best financial interest of the City, provided that the Director of Finance may hereafter determine, prior to the sale of the Bonds, that notwithstanding this Resolution a competitive sale of some or all of the Bonds is in the best financial interest of the City; and

FURTHER RESOLVED, That a negotiated private sale of up to $54,360,000 of General Obligation Bonds, net of original issue discount and amounts necessary for any costs of issuance in connection with such bonds, authorized by the Ordinance approved March 22, 2002 (Bill No. 020027), is in the best financial interest of the City, provided that the Director of Finance may hereafter determine, prior to the sale of the Bonds, that notwithstanding this Resolution a competitive sale of some or all of the Bonds is in the best financial interest of the City; and

FURTHER RESOLVED, That a negotiated private sale of up to $82,975,000 of General Obligation Bonds, net of original issue discount and amounts necessary for any costs of issuance in connection with such bonds, authorized by the Ordinance approved April 7, 2003 (Bill No. 030096), is in the best financial interest of the City, provided that the Director of Finance may hereafter determine, prior to the sale of the Bonds, that notwithstanding this Resolution a competitive sale of some or all of the Bonds is in the best financial interest of the City; and

FURTHER RESOLVED, That a negotiated private sale of up to $69,091,010 of General Obligation Bonds, net of original issue discount and amounts necessary for any costs of issuance in connection with such bonds, authorized by the Ordinance approved September 30, 2004 (Bill No. 040328-A), is in the best financial interest of the City, provided that the Director of Finance may hereafter determine, prior to the sale of the Bonds, that notwithstanding this Resolution a competitive sale of some or all of the Bonds is in the best financial interest of the City.

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File history

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  1. Council actionCITY COUNCIL

    Introduced

    Pass
    Council actionCITY COUNCIL

    Read

    Council actionCITY COUNCIL

    Referred