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Published on 1/11/2012 in the Prospect News Municipals Daily.

New Issue: Vernon, Calif., prices $72.74 million electric system revenue bonds

By Sheri Kasprzak

New York, Jan. 11 - The City of Vernon, Calif., priced $72.74 million of series 2012 electric system revenue bonds on Wednesday, according to a pricing sheet.

The sale included $37.64 million of series 2012A tax-exempt bonds and $35.1 million of series 2012B taxable bonds.

The 2012A bonds are due 2030, 2033 and 2041. The 2030 bonds have a 5% coupon priced at par, and the 2033 bonds have a 5.125% coupon priced at 99.289. The 2041 bonds have a 5.5% coupon priced at 100.793.

The 2012B bonds are due 2022 to 2026 with 6.25% to 6.5% coupons.

De La Rosa & Co. Inc. was the lead manager.

Proceeds will be used to make capital improvements to the city's electric system, including upgrades to distribution facilities and expansions to existing substations.

Issuer:Vernon, Calif.
Issue:Series 2012 electric system revenue bonds
Amount:$72.74 million
Type:Negotiated
Underwriter:De La Rosa & Co. Inc.
Pricing date:Jan. 11
Settlement date:Jan. 19
$37.64 million series 2012A tax-exempt bonds
AmountMaturityTypeCouponPrice
$4,645,0002030Term5%100
$4,155,0002033Term5.125%99.289
$28.84 million2041Term5.5%100.793
$35.1 million series 2012B taxable bonds
AmountMaturityTypeCouponPrice
$6,165,0002022Serial6.25%97.591
$6,565,0002023Serial6.25%96.654
$6.99 million2024Serial6.25%95.65
$7.44 million2025Serial6.375%95.679
$7.94 million2026Serial6.5%95.744

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