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refunding lease                                    Subordinate Tax Allocation
 revenue bonds  2014 2017                                                            revenue bonds






 description                                                                              description
 The 2014 Refunding Lease Revenue Bonds were issued in       The  2017  Subordinate  Tax  Allocation  Refunding  Bonds
 November 2014 to refund the remaining portion of the 2005   were  issued  in  August  2017  to  refund  the  outstanding
 Lease  Revenue  Bonds.  The  2005  Lease  Revenue  Bonds    balance from the 2007 Redevelopment Agency (RDA) Tax
 were issued to fund the construction of improvements to   Original Issue   Original Issue   Allocation Bonds. The 2007 bonds were used to construct
 various roadways, expansion of the Public Safety Building,   public  facilities  and  for  improvements  to  existing  City
 construction of electric utility infrastructure and construction   AMOUNT  AMOUNT  infrastructure. Projects included the construction of Fire
 of Fire Station 58 (Moreno Beach).                          Station 99 (Morrison Park), the Nason/U.S. Route 60 Bridge
                                                                                     and other street improvements.
 repayment source  $25,325,000  $38,045,000                                   repayment source
 The repayment source for these bonds is the General
                                                             The  bonds  are  payable  by  the  Successor  Agency  from
 Fund. The General Fund may seek reimbursement from
 the Development Impact Fee Funds and the Moreno Valley   Issuance  Issuance  the  Redevelopment  Property  Tax  Trust  Fund  (RPTTF)  as
 Utility as funds are available.  DATE  DATE                 approved on the Recognized Obligation Payment Schedule
                                                                      (ROPS) by the California Department of Finance.
 prepayment provisions                                               prepayment provisions

 Optional prepayment continuously after 11/1/24 with no   11/06/2014  08/23/2017
                                                             Optional prepayment continuously after 8/1/27 with no
 prepayment premium.
                                                                                             prepayment premium.
 security  Maturity  Maturity                                                                   security
 These bonds are secured by City-owned property. This   DATE  DATE  The bonds are secured with bond insurance and a reserve
 asset pool consists of the City Hall, Public Safety Building/  account funded with a surety bond both purchased through
 Emergency  Operations  Center,  Fire  Station  99  (Morrison   Ambac Assurance Corporation. The bonds are also secured
 Park),  Sunnymead  Park  and  John  F.  Kennedy  Park.  This   11/01/2035  08/01/2038  by the pledge of future Tax Increment revenues.
 asset pool is shared by the 2013 Refunding Bonds and the
 2014 Refunding Bonds.                                                debt service schedule
 Interest     Interest
 debt service schedule  RATES  RATES                         The annual debt service requirements for the 2017
                                                             Subordinate Tax Allocation Refunding Bonds outstanding
 The annual debt service requirements for the 2014                                  at June 30, 2022, are as follows:
 Refunding Lease Revenue Bonds outstanding at June 30,
 2022, are as follows:  2% - 5%  3%-5%





 2014 REFUNDING LEASE                                                 2017 SUBORDINATE TAX ALLOCATION
 REVENUE BONDS                                                                     REFUNDING BONDS

 YEAR ENDING    GOVERNMENTAL ACTIVITIES   MORENO VALLEY UTILITY   TOTAL DEBT SERVICE   INTEREST   YEAR ENDING    PRINCIPAL   INTEREST   INTEREST RATE
 JUNE 30,   RATE            JUNE 30,
    PRINCIPAL   INTEREST   PRINCIPAL   INTEREST   PRINCIPAL   INTEREST  2023  0  1,506,881               4%
 2023  0  1,009,332  0  118,918  0  1,128,250  5%  2024          0          1,506,881                    4%
 2024  1,297,170  976,903  152,830  115,097  1,450,000  1,092,000  5%  2025  0  1,506,881                4%
 2025  1,355,319  910,591  159,681  107,284  1,515,000  1,017,875  5%  2026  1,395,000  1,478,981        5%
 2026  1,426,887  841,036  168,113  99,089  1,595,000  940,125  5%  2027  2,045,000  1,399,956           5%
 2027  1,489,509  768,126  175,491  90,499  1,665,000  858,625  5%  2028-2032*  11,990,000  5,318,156    5%
 2028-2032*  8,673,147  2,647,792  1,021,853  311,958  9,695,000  2,959,750  5-4%  2033-2037*  15,640,000  2,341,925  5-3%
 2033-2036*  8,360,037  685,532  984,963  80,768  9,345,000  766,300  4%  2038-2039*  6,975,000  219,610  3.125%
                                                       $38,045,000       $15,279,271
    $22,602,069  $7,839,312  $2,662,931  $923,613  $25,265,000  $8,762,925

 *Represents the total amount due during the specified period.  *Represents the total amount due during the specified period.
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