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those formal actions, were in meetings open to the public, in compliance <br />with all legal requirements, including Section 121.22, Ohio Revised Code. <br />Section 2. Bond Terms. The Bonds will have the following terms: <br />(aJ Amount and Rate. The Bonds will be issued in the maximum principal <br />amount of $920,000 and will bear interest at the estimated average annual <br />interest rate of 5%. <br />(b) Term. The Bonds will mature serially over a period of 15 years in <br />accordance with the following estimated principal payment schedule: <br />Year Princinal Year Princinal <br />1 $61,000 9 $61,000 <br />2 61,000 10 61,000 <br />3 61,000 11 62,000 <br />4 61,000 12 62,000 <br />5 61,000 13 62,000 <br />6 61,000 14 62,000 <br />7 61,000 15 62,000 <br />8 61,000 <br />(c) Debt Service. The Bonds will be payable as to Debt Service from any <br />money lawfully available and appropriated for that purpose and, if that <br />money is insufficient, from the proceeds of an ad valorem tax to be levied on <br />all property within the City, subject to the 10-mill limitation imposed by <br />Section 5705.02, Revised Code. <br />Section 3. Note Terms. The Notes will have the following terms: <br />(a) Amount. The Notes must be issued in the maximum principal amount of <br />$920,000 or any lesser principal amount as determined by the Director of <br />Finance in the Certificate of Award. <br />(b) Date. The Notes must be dated the Closing Date, or any other date, not <br />more than 31 days before the Closing Date, as determined by the Director <br />of Finance in the Certificate of Award. <br />(c) Maturity. The Notes must mature one year from their date. The Director <br />of Finance may, if she determines it to be in the best interests of the City, <br />establish a different maturity date, less than one year from the Closing <br />Date. <br />(d) Interest. The Notes must bear interest from their date at a rate not to <br />exceed 9% per annum, payable at maturity. Interest will be calculated on <br />the basis of a 360-day year consisting of twelve, 30-day months. The rate <br />-2- <br />