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Temporary Period

1. Expenditure test


2. Time test


3. Due diligence test


Must meet all three tests


This is an execption to yeild restrictions

Expenditure Test

85% of bond proceeds spent on capital projects within three years of issuanec



Time Test

Issuer obligation to spend at least 5% of proceeds on capital progects within 6 months of issuance



Due diligence test

Issuer has reasonable expectation that 100% of proceeds will be spent and project will be completed (3 years)

Yield restriction exceptions

1. Temporarry period


2. Reserve fund exception


3. exception for a minor portion

Exception for reserve fund

1. 10% of gross proceeds of bond issue many be placed in reserve or replacement fund without yield restrticitons

Exception for a minor portion

1. Lesser of 5% or $100,000 may be invested without yield restrictions

Arbitrage rebate exceptions

1. spending calenders (6 month, 18 months, 2 years)


2. Small issuer exception


3. bona finde debt service fund exception

6 month exception

100% of bond proceeds spent within 6 months



18 month exception

15% in 6 months


60% in 1 year


100% in 18 months

2 year exceptions

75% of total proceeds must be used for construction projects


10% in 6 monhts


45% in 1 year


75% in 18 months


100% in 2 years

Small issuer exception

lesser of $5 million of governmental bonds ($15 million for public school construction) issued per year



Bona fide debt service fund

A fund that is primarily used to match revenues with debt service payments and is depleted each year, except for a reasonably small amount