City of Des Moines. Operating Budget & Governmental CIP. January 22, 2018

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1 City of Des Moines Operating Budget & Governmental CIP January 22, 2018

2 Preliminary FY2019 Total Budget by Fund

3 Operating Budget General & Road Use Tax Funds

4 General Fund Budget

5 General Fund Source & Use Licenses & Permits 3% Source of Funds Other 7% Intergovernmental 4% Hotel/ Motel Taxes 4% Franchise Fees 8% Fines 2% Fees & Charges for Services 14% Property Taxes 58%

6 General Fund Source & Use $180,000,000 $160,000,000 $140,000,000 $120,000,000 $100,000,000 $80,000,000 $60,000,000 $40,000,000 Property Taxes Other Licenses & Permits Intergovernmental Hotel/Motel Taxes Franchise Fees Fines Fees & Charges for Services Total Expenditures $20,000,000 $- FY2014 Actual FY2015 Actual FY2016 Actual FY2017 Actual FY2018 Amended FY2019 Recommended

7 Major General Fund Revenues Taxable Valuations Building Permit Fees Hotel/Motel Fines Franchise Fees 8% Licenses & Permits 3% Intergovernmental 4% Hotel/ Motel Taxes 4% Source of Funds Other 7% Fines 2% Fees & Charges for Services 14% Property Taxes 58%

8 General Fund Revenues (excluding Transfers) 10.00% 8.00% 6.00% 4.00% 2.00% 0.00% -2.00% -4.00% -6.00% -8.00% % FY2015 FY2016 FY2017 FY2018 Adopted FY2019 Recommended Taxes On Real Property -1.27% 0.91% 4.99% 1.74% 7.88% Other Revenues 4.85% 4.01% 0.50% 2.53% -7.69% Total Revenues 2.17% 2.70% 2.38% 2.20% -1.07%

9 Taxable Valuations (Non-TIF)

10 Permit Valuation & Revenues

11 Hotel/Motel Receipts

12 Fines

13 Major General Fund Expenses

14 Salaries

15 Health

16 General Fund by Department Public Safety represents 62% of the general fund budget. Administrative Services includes City Clerk, City Manager, Finance, Human Resources, Information Technology, Legal, and Mayor & Council.

17 Budget Projection General Fund FY2018 Amended FY2019 Recommended Revenue $ 170,391,883 $ 173,897,189 Expense 170,914, ,177,031 $ (523,090) $ 720,158

18 Road Use Tax Fund Road Use Tax Fund Allocation $ 26,039,474 Operations $ 23,339,474 Street & Bridge Maintenance Sign & Signal Maintenance Street Lighting Capital Projects $ 2,700,000

19 Capital Improvement Program Street & Bridge Projects CIP Bond Funded $ 20,650,000 TIF Bonds 6,500,000 Gaming Money 4,325,000 Road Use Tax Allocation 2,700,000 $ 34,175,000 Grants, Contributions, Other 14,145,000 Total Street & Bridge Projects $ 48,320,000

20 Concerns and Challenges Outside of the City s Control Commercial Rollback/Backfill Payment from the State in lieu of property taxes collected 90% Commercial rollback annual impact $5 million - will it continue to be funded? Apartment Rollback Reducing from 100% to 55% over 8 years FY18 impact > $1 million and growing Rising cost of services healthcare, pension, construction State Legislative Actions

21 Concerns and Challenges Operating and Capital Budget Aging infrastructure including facilities Neighborhood Improvements Removal of blight Neighborhood streets & sidewalks Corridor improvements Public safety service demands Staffing Fire station Equipment Demand for high level of service for growing and diverse population

22 Questions?

23 City of Des Moines Capital Improvement Program and Debt Service January 22, 2018

24 STRATEGIC PLAN CIP RELATED GUIDING PRINCIPLES PRINCIPAL 1 VIBRANT CAPITAL CITY THE PRIDE OF IOWA 2. Quality of life amenities for current residents and attracting new residents 3. Beautiful City with attractive corridors/parks, underground utilities, no tolerance for blight PRINCIPAL 2 GREAT NEIGHBORHOODS 1. Quality, well maintained public infrastructure, streets, utilities, sidewalks, curbs/gutters, storm water, trees. 4. Walkable, pedestrian friendly neighborhoods 7. Walkable neighborhood parks with a variety of amenities 10. Connections to regional trail system. PRINCIPAL 3 ALIVE DOWNTOWN 1. Walkable and pedestrian friendly 6. Public park with amenities: playground, splash pad, ball fields, picnic areas with pavilions 9. Transportation options for easy access to Downtown 12. Well maintained public infrastructure: streets, sidewalks, traffic signals, streetlights, bridges, water systems, skywalks, trees. PRINCIPAL 5 RECOGNIZED LEADER IN COMMUNITY SUSTAINABILITY Apply state-of-the-art sustainability principals and techniques to the City and the community, including green infrastructure 6. Multi modal transportation options available and used by residents

25 STRATEGIC PLAN CIP RELATED GUIDING PRINCIPLES - CONTINUED PRINCIPAL 6 ABUNDANT OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEISURE 1. Top quality major and neighborhood parks with a variety of amenities 2. Beautiful Riverfront for all to enjoy 3. Top quality indoor and outdoor aquatic facilities and venues for competition recreation and leisure enjoyment 4. Well designed, well maintained multi-use trail system and on street bike lanes connected to the region 5. Multiple sports complexes for recreation, tournaments, and regional/national competition 6. Affordable quality golf courses with a range of programs and activities, and capacity for local/regional tournaments 7. ADA Accessible parks, facilities and equipment 9. Top quality specialty parks: dog, sculpture, skate, etc. PRINCIPAL 7 EFFECTIVE TRANSPORTATIOJN SYSTEM CONNECTING THE REGION 1. Well maintained City streets and sidewalks at defined city standards 2. Beautiful well maintained streets and medians along major corridors 3. Neighborhoods and Downtown that are pedestrian friendly 4. Quality, well maintained bridges throughout the City 5. Southeast Connector 7. Well designed, well maintained regional and city trail system with a variety of amenities 8. Network of trails, paths and lanes to bike for commuting and recreation 10. Effective regional public transportation system 25

26 PROJECT PRIORITIES - GUIDE DSM (in no particular order) Provide increase funding for the removal or the rehabilitation of abandoned housing Provide funding for MacRae Park Improvements Provide funding for Riverview Park Improvements Provide increase funding to fill in missing sidewalks Provide increase funding for the improving the condition of residential streets Provide funding to improve the condition of major roads Provide funding for 6th Avenue Streetscape Provide funding for Watershed Improvements Provide funding for Digital Communications System NE Fire Station

27 CITY OF DES MOINES CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM - FY FY2024 BUDGET PLAN YEARS Total TAX SUPPORTED FY19-FY24 Bridge/Viaduct Improvements 11,804,706 19,440,000 11,800,000 4,010,000 7,400,000 8,950,000 2,000,000 53,600,000 Fire Improvements 4,223,801 5,515,000 2,350,000 7,345,000 1,470,000 2,400,000 1,890,000 20,970,000 Library Improvements 2,167,210 1,225,000 1,460,000 2,130,000 1,555,000 1,120,000 1,140,000 8,630,000 Miscellaneous CIP Improvemen 7,992,724 9,032,200 12,685,000 12,825,000 5,055,000 4,330,000 4,305,000 48,232,200 Municipal Building Improvemen 14,871,009 2,627,500 35,802,500 1,552,500 2,077, ,500 28,227,500 71,115,000 Parks Improvements 8,219,673 13,240,000 9,640,000 5,611,000 6,216,000 5,971,000 5,831,000 46,509,000 Street Improvements 38,816,081 40,385,000 48,035,000 39,738,000 35,760,000 30,935,000 30,210, ,063,000 Total Tax Supported CIP = 88,095,204 91,464, ,772,500 73,211,500 59,533,500 54,533,500 73,603, ,119,200 BUDGET PLAN YEARS Total ENTERPRISE (USER FEES) FY19-FY24 Parking Improvements 2,289,366 1,900,000 1,750,000 1,750,000 1,750,000 1,100,000 1,100,000 9,350,000 Sanitary Sewer Improvements 13,797,268 22,090,000 22,775,000 14,650,000 8,300,000 8,250,000 2,600,000 78,665,000 Storm Sewer Improvements 19,454,705 38,477,952 20,775,000 16,575,000 16,525,000 16,200,000 11,750, ,302,952 Total Enterprise Fund CIP = 35,541,339 62,467,952 45,300,000 32,975,000 26,575,000 25,550,000 15,450, ,317,952 Total CIP = 123,636, ,932, ,072, ,186,500 86,108,500 80,083,500 89,053, ,437,152

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29 CITY OF DES MOINES CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM REVENUES - FY FY2024 BUDGET PLAN YEARS Total TAX SUPPORTED FY19-FY24 Bonds (GO Debt Levy) 39,955,000 76,850,000 45,365,000 38,010,000 32,380,000 55,115, ,675,000 Bonds (GO TIF Backed) 6,760,000 14,985,000 7,845,000 5,310,000 5,290,000 1,225,000 41,415,000 Bonds (Revenue) - 8,000, ,000,000 Federal 7,790,000 6,758,000 8,025,000 8,015,000 6,915,000 3,915,000 41,418,000 Gaming 4,325,000 4,200,000 4,100,000 4,100,000 4,000,000 4,000,000 24,725,000 Operating 2,997,200 1,240, , , ,000 5,290,000 10,397,200 Other 5,748,500 4,308,500 6,183, , , ,500 18,516,000 Road Use Tax 2,700,000 3,700,000 2,950,000 2,950,000 2,950,000 2,950,000 18,200,000 State 2,300,000 3,100, , , , ,000 7,500,000 Total Tax Supported CIP = 72,575, ,141,500 74,908,500 60,083,500 53,233,500 73,903, ,846,200 29

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31 G.O. BONDS FY FY2024 BUDGET PLANNED G.O. Bonds Bridge/Viaduct Improvements - 2,050, , , ,000 - Fire Improvements 3,595,000 1,650,000 2,345,000 1,470,000 2,400,000 1,890,000 Library Improvements 1,005,000 1,340,000 2,010,000 1,435,000 1,000,000 1,020,000 Miscellaneous 5,080,000 12,410,000 12,550,000 4,780,000 4,055,000 4,030,000 Municipal Building Improvements 1,350,000 27,700,000 1,550,000 2,075, ,000 23,225,000 Parks Improvements 8,275,000 7,775,000 5,135,000 5,725,000 5,400,000 5,425,000 Street Improvements 20,650,000 23,925,000 21,025,000 22,075,000 18,250,000 19,525,000 Total GO to be Issued = 39,955,000 76,850,000 45,365,000 38,010,000 32,380,000 55,115,000 Change from Previous Year TOTAL CHANGE Bridge/Viaduct Improvements (1,350,000) 2,050,000 (1,600,000) 450, ,000 - Fire Improvements 1,435,000 (1,910,000) (195,000) (480,000) 165,000 (985,000) Library Improvements (50,000) 75, ,000 (100,000) - 660,000 Miscellaneous 200,000 7,330,000 8,120, ,000 25,000 16,425,000 Municipal Building Improvements (1,820,000) 26,065,000 (200,000) (650,000) (450,000) 22,945,000 Parks Improvements 1,085, , , , ,000 2,900,000 Street Improvements 1,275,000 7,650,000 4,350,000 1,525,000 (525,000) 14,275,000 Change from Previous Year = 775,000 41,375,000 11,510,000 2,395, ,000 56,220,000 31

32 Municipal Bldg. Imp. does NOT include issue for MSC Phase 2 32

33 MAJOR CHANGES G.O. BONDS (FY19 & FY20) CATEGORY PROJECT FY19 CHANGE FY20 CHANGE Note Bridge E. 30th Street Bridge over UPRR (1,350,000) 900,000 Gaming revenue instead of Bonds Bridge 2nd Avenue Bridge / DM River - 1,150,000 Bonding instead of Gaming Fire Equipment Acquisition 1,545,000 (1,440,000) Moved two Ladder truck ahead one year Fire Fire Station Remodeling (90,000) (450,000) Delay of roof repairs Miscellaneous Information Technology 100, ,000 Secondary Fiber for critical facilities Miscellaneous Public Safety Communication System Upgrade 100,000 6,780,000 New Project Mun. Bldg Armory Improvements (1,800,000) (185,000) Only minimal funds - no window replacement Mun. Bldg Municipal Service Center - 25,500,000 New Project Mun. Building Police Facility Improvements 225, ,000 Minimal funds to maintain facility - $300,000 total Parks Community Center Improvements 550,000 - Four-Mile - Fire Suppression and Renovation Parks Gray's Lake Park 785,000 - $1 million of bonds were delayed from FY2018 Parks Riverview Park - Earthwork and Stage 400,000 (2,000,000) Created separate project stages Parks Riverview Park - Site, Plaza and Shelter 100,000 1,400,000 Created separate project stages Parks Riverwalk 250, ,000 Annual repairs for Balustrades Street Active Transportation 250, ,000 New - Multimodal trans: walking, bicyc., transit. Street East Douglas Ave Widening - E 42nd - E 56th 100,000 1,400,000 Project moved ahead from last year's CIP Street East 42nd and Hubbell Ave Intersection Imp. 600,000 - Updated Cost esimates Street Highland Park Streetscape - 800,000 New Project Street Hubbell and Broadway Intersection Imp 550,000 - New Project Street Hubbell Ave - E 33rd to E 38th (500,000) 2,900,000 Increased scope and updated cost estimates Street 6TH Avenue Streetscape (500,000) (750,000) Slight change in timing of project Street University Avenue - 42nd Street to 63rd Street 300,000 - New Project Street Vandalia Road Improvements 650,000 - Updated cost estimates 33

34 TIF SUPPORTED G.O. BONDS FY FY2024 BUDGET PLANNED G.O. Bonds (TIF Backed) Court Avenue Bridge / DM River 950, Locust St. Bridge / DM River 2,100,000 4,300, Scott Ave Bridge / DM River Walnut Street Bridge / DM River ,000 4,000,000 3,900,000 - Principal Park Improvements 260, , , , , ,000 Arterial Pavement Restoration - 2,500,000 2,500, Asphaltic Paving Restoration Program 375, , , , , ,000 Connect Downtown 500, , , , , ,000 Gray's Parkway 250, , E Village Street Improvements - 600, Skywalk System 1,625, , , , , ,000 SE 7th Street Reconstruction and force main 500,000 1,500, Streetscape Improvements 200,000 2,000,000 1,800, Walnut Street Mall Renovation - 2,000,000 2,000, Total TIF Bonds = 6,760,000 15,035,000 7,935,000 5,385,000 5,285,000 1,385,000 34

35 MAJOR CHANGES TIF BACKED GO BONDS CATEGORY PROJECT FY19 CHANGE CHANGE FY19-FY23 Note Bridge Locust St. Bridge / DM River (2,900,000) (1,400,000) Funds from other projects Bridge Walnut Street Bridge / DM River (750,000) (2,950,000) Reduced estimated - additional Federal Funds Parks Principal Park Improvements 160, ,000 Additional Facility needs Street Arterial Pavement Restoration - 5,000,000 $5 mill Added for 2nd Ave Reconst. in FY20-FY21 Street Gray's Parkway 250,000 1,000,000 New Project Street E Village Street Improvements (600,000) - Delayed until completion of Locust Street Bridge Street Skywalk System 1,225,000 1,225,000 Skywalk delayed from FY18 Street SE 7th Street Reconstruction and force main 500,000 2,000,000 New Project - Lift Station project in San. Sewer Street Streetscape Improvements (1,550,000) 250,000 Change in Project timing Street Walnut Street Bridge over the DM River (750,000) 1,250,000 Change in Project timing $ (4,415,000) $ 7,175,000 35

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37 Bridge / Viaduct Projects COURT AVE. - $8.7 mil - (FY17-FY19) SCOTT AVE. - $5.1 mil - (FY17-FY20) SW 1 ST /RACCOON - $1.6 mil - (FY18-FY21) E 30 th /UPRR - $7.5 mil - (FY17-FY20) GUTHRIE/UPRR - $5.4 mil - (FY19-FY23) 2 nd Ave / DM River - $4.2 mil - (FY19-FY21) LOCUST ST. - $10.6 mil (FY17-FY20) WALNUT ST. - $11.15 mil (FY21-FY23) 37

38 FIRE CIP PROJECTS FY19-FY24 Equipment Acquisition $ 13,835,000 On-going Fire Station Improvements # 1,635,000 On-going NE Fire Station 5,500,000 Funding TBD TOTAL = $ 20,970,000 # FY $350,000 for Air Purification System. MAJOR EQUIPMENT FY19-FY24 Ambulances 17 total - $4,600,000 Engines 6 total - $3,600, Ladder 1 in FY19 - $1,300, Ladder 2 in FY19 - $1,750,000 HazMat Unit FY21 - $625,000 38

39 LIBRARY CIP PROJECTS FY19-FY24 Collection Replacement/Additions $ 5,420,000 On-going Miscellaneous Building Improvements # 3,210,000 On-going ** TOTAL = $ 8,630,000 FY Carpet Replacement Forest and N Side, Central Library HVAC improvements FY Carpet Replacement E Side and S Side; Forest Bathrooom Imp., HVAC Imp. FY Carpet Replacement Central; E Side Chiller Replacement FY Replace HVAC Controller at Central, Replace HVAC System South Side 39

40 MISCELLANEOUS IMPROVEMENTS Market District Study Public Safety Communication System Upgrade TOTAL COST 505,000 FY18-FY19 13,000,000 FY19-FY21 FY19-FY24 City Tree Replacement Fund $ 1,372,200 On-going Emerald Ash Borer Response Plan 5,280,000 On-going Information Technology 11,225,000 On-going Neighborhood Development Corporation 6,000,000 On-going Neighborhood Finance Corporation 6,000,000 On-going Public Art 600,000 On-going Vacant Property Redevelopment 600,000 On-going TOTAL = $ 44,582,200 On-going 40

41 MUNICIPAL BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS FY19-FY24 ADA Modifications $ 1,650,000 On-going Energy Conservation 665,000 On-going HVAC, Electrical, and Plumbing Imp. 1,650,000 On-going Municipal Building Improvements 1,900,000 On-going Municipal Building Reroofing 1,400,000 On-going Municipal Service Center - Phase 2 61,450,000 Land Acq. Police Academy Improvements 900,000 FY22 Armory Improvements 400,000 On-going Police Facility Improvements 900,000 On-going Public Works Building Improvements 200,000 On-going TOTAL = $ 71,115,000 Until future plans for the Armory, Police Station, and PW facilities are determined, only essential repairs/improvements will be undertaken at these facilities. 41

42 PARK IMPROVEMENTS MacRae Park Improvements $ 1,600,000 (FY18-FY20) Riverview - Earthwork and Stage 1,000,000 (FY19-FY20) Riverview - Site, Plaza and Shelter 1,500,000 (FY19-FY21) FY19-FY24 Cemetery Infrastructure and Imp. $ 1,950,000 On-Going Community Center Improvements 1,150,000 On-Going Gray's Lake Park Improvements 3,870,000 On-Going Multi-Use Trails 6,750,000 On-Going Park Improvements 9,240,000 On-Going Park Building Improvements 2,300,000 On-Going Principal Park 1,284,000 On-Going Riverwalk 1,500,000 On-Going Road, Sidewalk, and Utility Imp. 4,000,000 On-Going Sports Complexes 1,550,000 On-Going Sprayground Improvements 2,350,000 On-Going Swimming Pools/Aquatic Infra. 2,315,000 On-Going Urban Conservation Projects 2,900,000 On-Going Watershed Park Amenities 1,350,000 On-Going TOTAL = $ 42,509,000 42

43 EXTENSION/WIDENING/IMPROVEMENTS Projects that have started Total Schedule East 42nd and Hubbell Ave Intersection Imp. 1,400,000 FY17-FY19 Easton - E 34th St to 4-Mile Creek Curb Construction 1,700,000 FY20-FY21 Hubbell Avenue - E 33rd to E 38th 10,875,000 FY16-FY20 Future projects in current plan FY19-FY24 Schedule East Douglas Widening - E 42nd to E 56th 10,300,000 FY19-FY22 Gray's Parkway (Dart Way) (New) 1,000,000 FY19-FY20 Indianola Widen- E Army Post Rd-Hwy 69 8,250,000 FY19-FY23 McKinley Ave Widen - Fleur Dr-E Indianola 4,950,000 FY19-FY24 Merle Hay/Hickman Intersection Improvements 700,000 FY19-FY20 SE Connector - S.E. 30th Street to US 65 * 22,350,000 FY25+ SE 7th Street Reconstruction and Trunk Sewer (New) 3,000,000 FY19-FY20 SE 30th Widening - RR Viaduct to S.E. Connector 6,600,000 FY21-FY25 University Avenue - 42nd Street to 63rd Street (New) 1,550,000 FY19-FY20 TOTAL = 72,675,000 43

44 ONGOING MAINTENANCE STREET IMPROVEMENTS FY19-FY24 Arterial Pavement Rehab. (Fleur Drive - FY19-FY21) 24,000,000 Ongoing Asphaltic Paving Restoration Program 8,225,000 Ongoing Concrete Curb Replacement Program 2,100,000 Ongoing Concrete Paving Restoration Program 6,450,000 Ongoing LED Street Lighting Upgrades 900,000 Ongoing Neighborhood Infrastructure Rehab Program 7,775,000 Ongoing PCC Pavement Replacement Program 1,175,000 Ongoing Rehab/Preservation Major Roadways 4,750,000 Ongoing Residential Paving Program (Unimproved Streets) 1,950,000 Ongoing Roadway Reconstruction (Road Use Tax) 10,850,000 Ongoing RR Crossing Surface/Signal Improvements 150,000 Ongoing Special City-wide Street Improvements (Gaming) 12,825,000 Ongoing TOTAL = $ 81,150,000 Work is performed by Public Works Crews (all or in-part) 44

45 TRAFFIC CONTROL IMPROVEMENTS YEAR FY19-FY24 COMPLETE Hubbell and Broadway Intersection Imp. (New) $ 700,000 FY18-FY19 Traffic Studies 1,500,000 Ongoing Traffic Median Island Replacement 1,250,000 Ongoing Signals/Channelization/School Crossings 3,400,000 Ongoing Traffic System Operation Improvements 8,340,000 Ongoing TOTAL = $ 15,190,000 45

46 OTHER STREET IMPROVEMENTS YEAR TOTAL COMPLETE East Village Street Improvements $ 600,000 FY20-FY21 Highland Park Streetscape - Phase 3 (New) 2,328,000 FY20-FY21 6th Avenue Streetscape 9,175,000 FY17-FY21 Vandalia Road Improvements 2,250,000 FY18-FY19 Walnut Street Streetscape (Phase 2) 7,250,000 FY18-FY20 FY19-FY24 Active Transportation (New) 1,500,000 Ongoing Streetscape Improvements 7,645,000 Ongoing Corridor Improvements 3,000,000 Ongoing Connect Downtown (Walkability Improvements) 5,850,000 Ongoing TOTAL = $ 38,998,000 46

47 SIDEWALK AND SKYWALK IMPROVEMENTS FY19-FY24 Sidewalks - ADA Compliance $ 3,400,000 Ongoing Sidewalk Replacement 4,125,000 Ongoing Sidewalks - School and Priority Routes 1,675,000 Ongoing Skywalk System 3,300,000 Ongoing TOTAL = $ 12,500,000 47

48 Total Valuation Total G.O. Debt Outstanding PROJECTED DEBT CAPACITY Legal Debt Limit Availability Legal Capacity % of Limit Self-Imposed Debt Limit Available Self-Imposed Capacity % of Limit Portion due to MSC Phase 2 Portion due to MSC Phase 2B 2015 $ 10,731,371,692 $ 395,285,000 $ 536,568,585 $ 141,283, % $ 429,254,868 $ 33,969, % $ - $ ,857,757, ,535, ,887, ,352, % 434,310,285 47,775, % ,396,334, ,804, ,816, ,011, % 455,853,373 46,048, % ,547,884, ,029, ,394, ,365, % 461,915,394 47,886, % ,678,892, ,378, ,944, ,566, % 507,155,695 75,777, % ,805,681, ,422, ,284, ,861, % 512,227,252 41,805, % 24,850, ,061,794, ,965, ,089, ,124, % 522,471,797 48,506, % 23,935, ,192,412, ,613, ,620, ,007, % 527,696,515 44,083, % 22,995, ,456,261, ,924, ,813, ,889, % 538,250,446 47,326, % 22,025, ,590,823, ,926, ,541, ,615, % 543,632,950 27,706, % 21,020,000 21,910,000 48

49 Assumes: A) $25.5 million issuance in FY20 for MSC Phase 2A; B) $22.85 million issuance in FY24 for MSC Phase2B 49

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