Series 4: Revenue Bonds and Loan Agreements, 1982-2006

Series

Identifier: U113.04

Staff Only

Abstract

This series contains bound books and notebooks about revenue bonds. Revenue bonds are a type of municipal bond used by higher education institutions to finance capital projects. Revenue bonds are repaid solely from the income generated by the specific project or system that the bonds finance.

The books in this series capture the revenue bonds taken by the University of Denver from 1982 to 2006. Some revenue bonds were issued by the Colorado Postsecondary Educational Facilities Authority, other revenue bonds in the series were issued by the Colorado Educational and Cultural Facilities Authority, and others were issued by the City and County of Denver, Colorado. Types of revenue bonds include refunding revenue bonds, variable rate demand revenue bonds, variable rate refunding revenue bonds, improvement revenue bonds, and industrial development revenue bonds.

Lastly there are two bound notebooks in this series that cover "Information Concerning University of Denver and a Request for Credit Enhancement of $20,000,000" and "Colorado Seminary (Denver University) 1985 Refinance."

Dates

1982-2006

Extent

6 Linear Feet (6 standard record boxes)

Additional Description

Scope and Contents

From the Collection:

This collection contains materials related to the responsibilities of and created by the University of Denver's Office of Business and Financial Affairs. Their primary role is to oversee the financial management, business operators, and built environment of the University. Thus, materials in this collection mostly cover the following topics: annual reports, real estate, budget, bonds and loans, agreements and contracts, and internal materials. This collection can be added to in the future.