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FINANCING ALTERNATIVES CURRENTLY IN USE BY THE CITY OF BURLESON

                   TYPES OF FINANCING                  APPLICATIONS                    POSITIVE POINTS                  NEGATIVE POINTS


                Pay as You Go-Current Operating
                         Revenues

                                                                               No interest or issuance costs; lesser   Not normally feasible for larger projects;
            Financing capital purchases out of current   Recurring expenses (vehicles) or small   demands on management 's time and   possibly slower completion of projects;
            revenues during the life of the project       projects             shorter time period necessary to initiate   current users paying to benefit future
                                                                               projects                         users


                   General Operating Bonds

            Faith and credit financings requiring                              Lowest interest rate, flexible terms; no   Issuance costs higher than short term type
            preparation of offering statements and   Medium and large projects  restrictive covenants involved; requires   of financing, but lower than revenue
            bond ratings                                                       voter approval confirming public support  bonds; requires time and expense for


                      Revenue Bonds
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            Pledge of designated future revenues,                                                               High interest and issuance costs;
            requires preparation of complex offering    Large projects         Not faith and credit pledged; voter   restrictive covenants involved; evidence of
            statements, bond ratings and feasibility                           approval not required            public support not obtains
            studies
             Combination Tax & Revenue Certificates
                       of Obligations

            Direct obligations of the City, payable from
            the levy and collection of a direct and                            Not faith and credit pledged; voter   High interest and issuance costs;
            continuing ad valorem tax.  May also be     Large projects         approval not required            restrictive covenants involved; evidence of
            secured by a limited pledge of surplus net                                                          public support not obtains
            revenues of the City
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