COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE 16 February 2016 Report No. 16-029. Long-Term Financing of Eligible Capital Projects 2015-2016



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COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE 16 February 2016 Report No. 16-029 Long-Term Financing of Eligible Capital Projects 2015-2016 Key Contact: Mike Carson, Chief Financial Officer, 613-596-8211 ext. 8881 PURPOSE: 1. To seek Board approval to participate with other school boards in the annual provincial long-term financing arrangements provided through the Ontario Financing Authority (OFA). CONTEXT: 2. The Ministry of Education provides funding to school boards for capital projects by providing annual grants to cover the financing cost of the projects. The Ministry requires school boards to arrange long-term financing of eligible capital projects through the OFA. A By-Law authorizing the borrowing must be passed by the Board. KEY CONSIDERATIONS: 3. The mandate of the OFA includes conducting borrowing, investment and financial risk management for the Province of Ontario and facilitating borrowing for other public bodies. Since 2006, the Ministry has required that school boards arrange for long-term financing of eligible capital projects through the OFA. The Ministry coordinates the financing on behalf of all school boards. To date, the District has secured financing totalling $130.7 million through this arrangement. Eligible capital projects are those that were pre-approved by the Ministry and have resulted in new buildings or additions to existing buildings. They also include major retrofits of existing buildings that extend their useful life and purpose. The District provides short-term financing of these projects during construction with permanent financing being arranged after completion. Only those projects substantially completed by 31 August 2015 are eligible for financing during the upcoming OFA debt issue. Report 16-029 Long-Term Financing of Eligible Capital Projects 2015-2016 Page 1

The projects being financed are: Longfields Davidson-Heights Secondary School $500,000 Stonecrest Elementary School $8,617 $508,617 The OFA requires that an authorizing By-Law be passed by the Board. The By- Law is in standard form and is prepared by the Ministry and its agents on behalf of the District. The By-Law is attached as Appendix A. The completed documents must be returned by 9 March 2016. RESOURCE IMPLICATIONS: 4. The amount to be financed this year is $508,617. The amount financed will be shown as a liability in the District s financial records and will be amortized and repaid over twenty-five years. The District will receive annual grants equal to the annual principal and interest payments. COMMUNICATION/CONSULTATION ISSUES: 5. Staff submitted the required information, including details of the costs to be financed, to the Ministry of Education. Public consultation was not required. STRATEGIC LINKS: 6. Investments in new school facilities or enhancing those already in use align with the strategic objective of promoting improved access to learning environments. Securing the commitment of Ministry funding through a long-term financing agreement ensures that facilities are provided in a financially sustainable manner. RECOMMENDATION: It is recommended THAT: A. The Board approve OCDSB By-Law 01-2016 attached as Appendix A to Report 16-029; and B. The Chair, Director of Education and staff of the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board be authorized to sign all necessary documentation to participate in the loan. Mike Carson Chief Financial Officer Appendices: Appendix A By-Law Number 01-2016 Jennifer Adams Director of Education and Secretary of the Board Report 16-029 Long-Term Financing of Eligible Capital Projects 2015-2016 Page 2

Appendix A to Report 16-029 Ottawa-Carleton District School Board BY-LAW NUMBER 01-2016 A by-law to authorize a loan from the Ontario Financing Authority in the principal amount of $508,617.00 pursuant to a loan agreement under section 7 of Ontario Regulation 41/10 WHEREAS subsection 247 (1) of the Education Act R.S.O. 1990, c. E.2, as amended (the Education Act ) and the regulations made thereunder, provides that, subject to any other provision of the Education Act and, specifically, the regulations made under subsection 247 (3) of the Education Act, a district school board may by by-law borrow money or incur debt for permanent improvements and may issue or execute any instrument prescribed under clause 247 (3) (f) of the Education Act in respect of the money borrowed or the debt incurred; AND WHEREAS section 7 of Ontario Regulation 41/10 (the Regulation ), provides that: (1) a board may by by-law borrow money for permanent improvements by way of a loan with an initial maturity of more than one year from the Ontario Financing Authority; and that (2) a board that obtains a loan described in section 7 of the Regulation shall ensure that the proceeds of it are used for permanent improvements; AND WHEREAS the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board, which under the Education Act constitutes a district school board (the Board ), has undertaken capital projects under the New Pupil Places Program (the NPP Program ) with respect to instructional spaces at existing elementary or secondary schools, or to construct new elementary or secondary schools for the Board, some of which projects are described in Schedule A-1 attached to the Loan Agreement, as hereinafter defined (individually a NPP Eligible Project, collectively the NPP Eligible Projects ) and each NPP Eligible Project constitutes a permanent improvement as defined in subsection 1(1) of the Education Act. In the event that the Board will borrow the principal amount specified in paragraph 2.1 under the said Loan Agreement in respect of a single NPP Eligible Project, the term NPP Eligible Projects means that NPP Eligible Project; AND WHEREAS the Board has undertaken capital projects under the Consolidated Capital Programs (the CC Program ) with respect to various capital projects for the Board, some of which projects are described in Schedule A-2 attached to the Loan Agreement, as hereinafter defined (individually a CC Eligible Project, collectively the CC Eligible Projects ) and each CC Eligible Project constitutes a permanent improvement as defined in subsection 1(1) of the Education Act. In the event that the Board will borrow the principal amount specified in paragraph 2.1 under the said Loan Agreement in respect of a single CC Eligible Project, the term CC Eligible Projects means that CC Eligible Project AND WHEREAS the NPP Eligible Projects and the CC Eligible Projects are collectively referred to as the Eligible Projects. In the event that the Board will borrow the principal amount specified in paragraph 2.1 under the said Loan Agreement in respect of a single Eligible Project, the term Eligible Projects means that Eligible Project. The NPP Program and the CC Program are collectively referred to as the Programs. In the event that the Board will

- 2 - borrow the principal amount specified in paragraph 2.1 under the said Loan Agreement in respect of a single Program, the term Programs means that Program; AND WHEREAS the Board has in part financed the Eligible Projects by way of temporary borrowing from a financial institution or from a restricted purpose revenue account (formerly referred to as a reserve account or a reserve fund account) of the Board and the Board intends to borrow money from the Ontario Financing Authority for the purpose of financing the Eligible Projects on a long-term basis, and in this connection the Board intends to borrow by way of a loan with an initial maturity of more than one year from the Ontario Financing Authority the principal amount of $508,617.00 (the Loan ) pursuant to a loan agreement in the form attached hereto as Schedule A (the Loan Agreement ) which Loan Agreement constitutes an instrument prescribed under clause 247 (3) (f) of the Education Act and which sets out the terms and conditions on which the Ontario Financing Authority will make the Loan available to the Board; NOW THEREFORE THE OTTAWA-CARLETON DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD ENACTS AS FOLLOWS: 1. The Board hereby authorizes the Loan on the basis that it constitutes a loan under section 7 of the Regulation and authorizes the entering into of the Loan Agreement that is prescribed for the purposes of clause 247(3)(f) of the Education Act. 2. The Board is hereby authorized to enter into the Loan Agreement pursuant to which the Loan will be made available to the Board and the Chair of the Board and the Treasurer of the Board are hereby authorized to execute for and on behalf of the Board the Loan Agreement which provides for instalments of interest only and of combined (blended) principal and interest as hereinafter set forth, substantially in the form of Schedule A, with such changes thereto as may be suggested by the Ontario Financing Authority and as such authorized officials of the Board may approve. 3. The Director of Education of the Board, the Treasurer of the Board and any other financial officer of the Board are hereby each individually authorized generally to do all things and execute all other documents, instruments and agreements in the name of the Board in order to give effect to the Loan Agreement. 4. The Loan shall be paid in instalments of interest only and of combined (blended) principal and interest over a 25 year amortization period on the specified dates set out in Schedule B to the Loan Agreement with the first interest only payment on May 15, 2016 and thereafter instalments of combined (blended) principal and interest to November 15, 2040 in each of the years during the currency of the Loan as set forth in such schedule with the final payment of combined (blended) principal and interest on March 15, 2041. The Loan shall bear interest at the rate of 3.242% on the outstanding principal amount owing thereunder from time to time from the date thereof, which interest shall be payable in arrears as part of the instalments of interest only and of combined (blended) principal and interest payable on such days in each year of the currency of the Loan as are set out in Schedule B to the Loan Agreement. 5. In accordance with the provisions of the Education Act and the regulations made thereunder, during the currency of the Loan, the Board shall provide in its estimates for each fiscal year for the setting aside out of its general revenue in the fiscal year the amount necessary to pay the principal and interest coming due on the Loan in the fiscal year and, on or before each due date in each such year, the Board shall pay out of its general revenue the principal and

- 3 - interest coming due on the Loan in the year. Such sums of principal and interest payable on the Loan shall be provided for in accordance with subsection 247(5) of the Education Act. Subject to the foregoing, on or before each due date in each year during the currency of the Loan, the Board shall pay out of its general revenue the amount necessary to pay the specific sums of principal and interest payable on the Loan shown for the respective year as set forth in Schedule B to the Loan Agreement; but such amount shall be paid out of the Board s general revenue only to the extent required after taking into account funds available from other sources. 6. Any amounts payable by the Board in respect of the Loan including interest on overdue principal and interest in respect of the Loan together with fees and other amounts payable by the Board under the Loan Agreement, if applicable, shall be paid out of the Board s general revenue or any other available funds. 7. The proceeds of the Loan shall be used to finance the Eligible Expenditures, as defined in the Loan Agreement, in respect of the Eligible Projects on a long-term basis and for no other purpose except as permitted by the Education Act and the regulations made thereunder. READ AND FINALLY PASSED this 23rd day of February, 2016. CHAIR DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION