Step 1
Step 2
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School Districts complete online application materials and submit supporting documents to Springsted.
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2 weeks prior to meeting or no later than September 28, 2012
Step 3
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Springsted calculates School District’s borrowing limits and determines borrowing amount in consultation with District officials.
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After Receipt of Application
Step 4
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School Districts
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Adopt resolution (sent directly to the District from Bond Counsel)
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Complete the MN School District Credit Enhancement Program Application
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From September 17 to October 18, 2012
Step 5
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School Districts return signed original Resolution and Closing Documents to Springsted.
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October 22, 2012 District Staff
Step 6
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Certificate sale day.
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Interest rate set
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Signatures required by Superintendent, Business Manager, Chair or Clerk.
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No formal Board action necessary.
Step 10
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2012 Certificate proceeds deposited into the District’s designated account.
Step 11
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Final 2012 Certificate documents delivered to Districts.
Step 12
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Funds due to Trustee for repayment of 2012 Certificates.
Step 13
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2012 Certificates mature.
If you have concerns about these dates, please contact Springsted at 651-223-3000.
MNTAAB has gone through significant updates to reduce your administrative time. The new web-based application is for ALL Minnesota school districts expecting a temporary cash flow shortfall.
MNTAAB applications are now available to all Minnesota school districts online.
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Applications now being accepted for the August 2012 - September 2013 school year
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Extremely low interest rates
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Reduces administrative time
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Cost-effective
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19 years proven track record
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Web-based application
To access:
For additional information or to receive your login information, contact Patty Heminover at 651-223-3058 or Stacy Childers at 651-223-3083.
About MNTAAB
The MNTAAB program began in 1993 and is sponsored by MSBA and the regional service cooperatives. Springsted, as the financial advisor to the MNTAAB program, assists school districts to achieve a cost-effective alternative to stand-alone cash flow borrowing. Over the last 19 years, MNTAAB had been successful in keeping upfront costs reasonable by selling a large pooled issue, resulting in economies of scale and low interest rates.