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URBAN FUTURES, INC.
Contract #
N-2025-249
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Finance & Management Services
Expiration Date
8/31/2028
Insurance Exp Date
1/1/1900
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City of Santa Ana <br /> Proposal for Financial Advisory and Dissemination Agent Services August 8,2025 <br /> of scale,the refunding utilized a pooled issuance through the Oceanside Public Financing Authority. The Morro Hills <br /> CFD is part of the Arrowood Community Development Plan, located on the northeastern edge of the City, which <br /> includes approximately 538 gross acres, divided into 11 residential villages,a golf course,and small"Village Center" <br /> commercial area. The prior bond issues included publicly sold and privately placed loans, which were subject to <br /> optional redemption without penalty. UFI worked with the underwriter to develop a credit strategy to highlight the <br /> District's strong value-to-lien, low delinquencies, strong local economy and consistent growth in assessed values, <br /> resulting in a very strong"A+" underlying rating from 5&P. <br /> Despite volatile market conditions in November 2024 around the time of the presidential election,we were able to <br /> obtain competitive bond insurance bids and achieve a successful result that met the City's objectives.With the final <br /> pricing scale,the City achieved an all-in-true interest cost of 3.63%and net present value savings of 3.07%. Property <br /> owners are expected to save about$340 annually on average as a result of the refunding through the remaining <br /> term of the bonds. <br /> City of Encinitas <br /> f UFI was engaged by the City of Encinitas in 2024 via a competitive RFP process and currently provides <br /> both municipal advisory and post-issuance compliance services. For our first assignment,we served <br /> as municipal advisor on a $5.69 million lease revenue bond financing. Proceeds of the bonds, were <br /> used to reimburse the City for the purchase of a 1.43-acre site located at the northeast corner of Coast Highway 101 <br /> and La Costa Avenue. A significant portion of the property contains environmental constraint areas including <br /> wetland vegetation and bluffs. These sensitive areas are considered protected environmental resources under the <br /> City's General Plan and Municipal Code and will be placed in an open space easement upon any future development <br /> of the two parcels. <br /> UFI coordinated all aspects of the financing process and worked quickly to meet the City's timeline for completion. <br /> We coordinated with City staff to present the financing plan to the City Council at two meetings in March and April <br /> 2024. UFI also led the credit rating process,which resulted in affirmation of the City's top-notch "AAA"issuer rating <br /> and "AA+" appropriations rating. The bonds priced on April 24, 2024, and received strong investor demand, with <br /> $7.2 million in total orders(1,3x oversubscribed)across 19 unique accounts. Based on the strong order period, the <br /> underwriter reduced spreads on several maturities,resulting in a final TIC of 4,02%. <br /> City of Lake Elsinore - Since 2014, UFI has provided Municipal Advisory Services to the City of Lake <br /> Elsinore on dozens of land secured financings, lease revenue bonds, tax allocation bonds, and private <br /> placements. Beyond transactional support, we have also acted as a strategic partner to the City — <br /> providing non-financing services such as long-term financial forecasting, pension and ©PEB studies, <br /> ` Enhanced Infrastructure Financing District (EIFD) formation, Affordable Housing/AB 341 analysis, and <br /> broader economic development initiatives. <br /> In 2022,UFI served as the municipal advisor on the City's issuance of$23.7 million of lease revenue bonds to finance <br /> construction costs of a new City Hall,which will further enhance the City's historic downtown and house City Council <br /> chambers, administrative office space, multi-purpose and retail space, and outdoor amenities with connection to <br /> the existing City Hall building. UFI worked with the City to explore various funding options and ultimately it was <br /> decided that issuing lease revenue bonds was the optimal method of financing, Because of inflationary fears as well <br /> as expected increases in interest rates,the City accelerated the financing. UFI worked expeditiously to put together <br /> a financing schedule and coordinate next steps.On 6/1,S&P upgraded the City's lease revenue bonds to "A+"from <br /> "A" as a result of the City's consistent economic growth and strong reserve levels.The lease revenue bonds closed <br /> in June 2022 at a favorable true interest cost of 4.57%.The timing of the transaction proved to be advantageous to <br /> the City,as yields rose by as much as 150 basis points across the curve in the following months. <br /> 9U 8 <br />
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