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JCB Backhoe Purchase – Funding Statement with Resolution

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JCB Backhoe Purchase – Funding Statement with Resolution

Resolution #3-2017 — 2017-01-09

WHEREAS

  • the Village of Red Hook Board has researched and reviewed options, and has previously agreed to replace the old Terex backhoe with a new JCB backhoe at a cost of $86,297.99, rounded to $86,300
  • the trade-in value and unreserved fund balances will be applied to the purchase cost as follows: $86,300 Purchase Cost, -$16,000 Trade In Allowance, -$25,000 Unreserved Fund Balance General Fund, -$5,000 Unreserved Fund Balance Water Fund, -$9,000 CHIPS/PAVE NY Fund 2016-17 FY, A5110.3, leaving a balance of $31,300 that will be borrowed from Salisbury Bank at five year (5) option of $31,300 at 2.45% interest = Annual payment of $6,734.67, with first payment due January 31, 2018, in the next fiscal year
  • the Village also has a line of credit with Salisbury at 1.88% interest

RESOLVED

  • the Village Treasurer is authorized to move the above listed amounts from the unreserved fund balances to fund the purchase along with the $9,000 allocated from budget line 5110.3 to fund the purchase
  • the $31,300 balance will be borrowed from Salisbury Bank
  • the Mayor and/or Treasurer are authorized to exercise the line of credit up to the amount of the purchase contract, $86,297.99, less the trade in for ease of conveyance
  • if the line of credit option is utilized, then the Village will transmit the amounts of the fund transfer to pay down the line of credit accordingly and borrow the $31,300 from Salisbury Bank for the five year loan

References

This document cites or incorporates the following separate documents:

  • 2016-10-27Purchase JCB backhoe and accessories
    Document B is the initial purchase authorization; Document A is the subsequent funding/financing resolution for that same purchase—different slots (authorize purchase vs. authorize financing), 74 days apart.