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Officials say clean water loan will convert to permanent obligation; auditors allow timing fix for ~$40,000 interest

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Board members discussed conversion of a preliminary clean-water loan to a $4.61M permanent obligation, closing planned for July 31; finance staff said auditors may permit booking about $40,000 of back interest into the prior year to avoid a material overdraw.

A board member recounted how an initial preliminary loan obligation of about $5.61 million will be reduced to a permanent obligation of approximately $4.61 million and said signings for the permanent loan are scheduled soon. The member described the earlier referendum decision that altered the project financing and closed out the preliminary obligation.

Anita said auditors could permit booking certain interest and principal into the prior fiscal year to keep the related account within material limits, and she cited "about $40,000" associated with back interest/principal on the clean water fund. "It came to about $40,000 and we're having closing on the clean water fund July 31," Anita said. Board members asked staff to confirm treatment in the debt-service lines and ensure the closing paperwork is on the upcoming schedule.