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Page 1: © 2009 MWH All Rights Reserved City and Private Equity Sharing Introducing the CAPES™ model

© 2009 MWH

All Rights Reserved

City and Private Equity SharingIntroducing the CAPES™ model

Page 2: © 2009 MWH All Rights Reserved City and Private Equity Sharing Introducing the CAPES™ model

Government-Owned Pension Plans!

Do we need a new model?

• Is it possible to build a true public-private partnership that shares ownership?

• How can we develop the billions we need for infrastructure development from debt financing alone?

• Can we develop a model that allows the billions of Private Investment Dollars that want to invest in this infrastructure?

Page 3: © 2009 MWH All Rights Reserved City and Private Equity Sharing Introducing the CAPES™ model

City and Private Equity Sharing (CAPES™)

•A partnership model where private and public sectors truly share in ownership and responsibility

•Provide a city the opportunity to monetize a portion of its water and wastewater assets

•Retain attributes of a city-owned system that allow it to participate in grant programs and issue tax-exempt debt

•Foster efficiency and economy to pay a return to both the City and third-party owners

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Overview of new organization – CAPES™ model

CustomersCustomers

NewCorporation

NewCorporation

Transfer assets and debts

Receive corporate shares & cash

Annual return to city

MinorityShareholderOwnership

MinorityShareholderOwnership

Up to 49%

Sale proceeds

CityOwnership

CityOwnership

State Utilities Commission Sets Rates

State Utilities Commission Sets Rates

Annualreturn toshareholders

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Sale of equity in new corporation retains majority

ownership and control for the City

Tax Exempt Debt, SRF,and Grants

Tax Exempt Debt, SRF,and Grants

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CustomersCustomers

NewCorporation

NewCorporation

Transfer assets and debts

Receive corporate shares & cash

Annual return to city

Preferred Stock(Mimics Debt)

Preferred Stock(Mimics Debt)

Up to 49%

Sale proceeds

CityEnterprise Fund

CityEnterprise Fund

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There are multiple variations to handle rate setting in the state

PUC, or through alternate means.

Overview of new organization – CAPES™ model

Annualreturn toshareholders

Tax Exempt Debt, SRF,and Grants

Tax Exempt Debt, SRF,and Grants

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City and Private Equity Sharing (CAPES™)

• Richard W. Splete, New York• Lead Finance Consultant• [email protected]