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CITY OF BURBANK BOND INDEBTEDNESS

 


This site provides basic information relating to bond debt issued by the City of Burbank. Currently, Burbank has two trustees handling bond matters, Bank of New York and Wells Fargo. You may use the addresses and phone numbers below to directly contact the Trustee for information.

There is also a section explaining the nature of debt service funds followed by tables delineating Outstanding Debt Service Descriptions by bond type.

NOTE:            Bank of America is no longer is the trustee for any City of Burbank bonds. U.S. Bank handles a portion of defeased bonds related to the Golden State Redevelopment project area.

 

 

BONDS WITH BANK OF NEW YORK (BNY)

 

Contact:

Bondholder Relations

Bank of New York - Corporate Trust Operations

Fiscal Agencies

101 Barkley, 7 East

New York NY 10286

(800) 438-5473

The bondholder relations phone number offers several automated options including transfer, check replacement, change of address, and lost securities. An operator may be reached by pressing "0". Please have the security name and CUSIP number ready. One helpful hint: advise the customer service representative that City of Burbank information can be retrieved from the FIB database.

 

BOND

ISSUE

ISSUE

DATE

ISSUE

AMOUNT

MATURITY

DATE

2004 Series A

Wastewater Treatment

Revenue Bonds

10/12/04 $19,130,000 6/1/34

1995 Series A

Wastewater Treatment

Revenue Bonds

10/1/95 $16,800,000 6/1/25

1993 Series A

Wastewater Treatment

Refunding Revenue Bonds

5/1/93 $9,255,000 6/1/07

 

 

BONDS WITH WELLS FARGO

 

 

 

Telephone inquiries may be directed to Bondholder Services (800) 344-5128.

 

In order to better use the system, please have the CUSIP number and certificate numbers ready.

 

NOTE:  Wells Fargo handles bonds that were previously administered by Bank of America, First Trust, and most recently U.S. Bank.

 

Send registered bonds via certified or registered mail to:

 

Wells Fargo Bank Minnesota, N.A.

ATTN: Corporate Trust Services

P O Box 1517

Minneapolis MN 55480-1517

 

Via air courier:

Wells Fargo Bank Minnesota, N.A.

Attn: Corporate Trust Services

MAC Code: N9303-121

Sixth and Marquette

Minneapolis MN 55479

 

Bond drop-off in person:

Wells Fargo Bank Minnesota, N.A.

Northstar East Building

608 Second Avenue South

12th Floor – Corporate Trust Services

Minneapolis MN

 

BOND

ISSUE

ISSUE

DATE

ISSUE

AMOUNT

MATURITY

DATE

2003 Series C

Revenue Bonds

City Centre Redevelopment Project

10/9/03 $22,015,000 6/1/24

2003 Series D

Revenue Bonds

Golden State Redevelopment Project

9/25/03 $8,795,000 12/1/24

2003 Series A

Revenue Bonds

Golden State Redevelopment Project

2/11/03

$87,625,000

12/1/24

2003 Series B

South San Fernando

Redevelopment Project

2/11/03

$5,235,000

12/1/33

2002 Series A

West Olive

Redevelopment Bonds

10/2/02

$14,000,000

12/1/26

2002 Series

Burbank Water & Power (BWP)

Electric Revenue Bonds

7/10/02

$25,000,000

6/1/22

2002 Series A (taxable)

Waste Disposal

Revenue Bonds

2/20/02

$4,845,000

5/1/08

2002 Series B (tax exempt)

Waste Disposal

Revenue Bonds

2/20/02

$10,290,000

5/1/17

2001 Series

Burbank Water & Power (BWP)

Electric Revenue Bonds

11/8/01

$54,745,000

6/1/11

1998 Series

Public Service Dept. (nka BWP)

Electric Revenue Bonds

11/18/98

$45,160,000

6/1/23

1998 Series

Public Service Dept. (nka BWP)

Water Revenue Bonds

11/18/98

$10,585,000

6/1/23

1994 Series A

Waste Disposal

Revenue Bonds (effective

04-05, this bond will be fully refunded by 2002B issue)

10/1/94

$4,730,000

5/1/24

1993 Series A

Waste Disposal

Refunding Revenue Bonds

(defeased)

4/1/93

$3,015,000

5/1/09

1992 Series A (AMT)

Waste Disposal Revenue Bonds

(defeased)

6/1/92

$7,685,000

5/1/22

1992 Series B (non-AMT)

Waste Disposal Revenue Bonds

(defeased)

6/1/92

$2,280,000

5/1/22

Community Facilities No. 1991-1 Special Tax Bonds

7/1/91

$2,030,000

10/1/06

 

 

BONDS THROUGH BOND PURCHASE AGREEMENTS

 

 

Bond Purchaser          DEPFA BANK, plc New York Agency

                                            623 Fifth Avenue, 22nd Floor

                                            New York, NY  10022

                                            (917) 286-2033       

 

 

BOND

ISSUE

ISSUE

DATE

ISSUE

AMOUNT

MATURITY

DATE

Series 2004

Pension Obligation Bonds

6/17/04 $25,120,000 6/1/24

City of Burbank contact:  Cindy Bloom (818) 238-5500 or email

Last update:  11/30/05


Outstanding Debt Service Descriptions

(excerpt from the 2005-06 Adopted Budget)

 

Debt Service Funds are a recognized fund type in generally accepted governmental accounting principals.  These funds account for the resources allocated toward debt service payments.  When a debt schedule is set up, the amortization resembles mortgage payments in that principal payments typically increase and interest payments typically decrease over the life of the outstanding debt.   All bonded indebtedness is administered by trustees as designated in the bond’s Official Statement.  Debt service payments and related administrative fees are budgeted annually for each of the relevant funds. 

 

 

The City of Burbank has debt service obligations for the following funds:

 

General City                             General Fund (Fund 001)

 

Enterprise Funds                      Water Reclamation and Sewer (Fund 494)

                                                       Burbank Water and Power  (Funds 496 and 497)

                                                       Refuse Collection and Disposal (Fund 498)

 

Parking Authority                      Parking Authority (Fund 210)

 

Redevelopment Agency             Golden State Project Area (Fund 201)

                                               City Centre Project Area (Fund 202)

                                               West Olive Project Area (Fund 203)

                                               South San Fernando Area (Fund 204)

 

Bond rating agencies, such as Moody’s Investor Services and Standard & Poor’s review the debt landscape for the City on a regular basis and rate the bonds accordingly.  Factors such as the local economy, taxpayer base and sufficient debt coverage levels influence the creditworthiness of bonds issued.

 

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