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THE ARTSCENTER, INC. <br /> ORANGE COUNTY APPLICATION <br /> EXHIBIT F (DETAILED REQUEST) 11 MARCH 1994 <br /> PRINCIPAL ASSUMPTIONS <br /> 1. The owners of the building have signed a purchase and sale agreement with The <br /> ArtsCenter. <br /> 2. The ArtsCenter is able to maintain operational stability. <br /> 3. Coincident with purchase of the facility, The ArtsCenter will obtain forgiveness of a <br /> $133,000 obligation(including interest)to The Mary Reynolds Babcock Foundation, <br /> thus reducing the long-term liability of$430,326 to $297,326. <br /> 4. Coincident with purchase of the facility, an additional $139,976 upfit loan will be paid, <br /> further reducing the long-term liability of $297,326 to $164,350. <br /> 5. The ArtsCenter is the only arts center in Orange County and facilitates other arts <br /> organizations under its umbrella. <br /> 6. The purchase will be all cash with no acquisition of debt. <br /> 7. The Triangle Community Foundation(TCF)has agreed to handle the Capital <br /> Campaign funds. All donations to the capital campaign(except operational funds)will <br /> be placed in this fund and TCF will oversee distribution of the money at closing. <br /> 8. At the campaign's completion, The ArtsCenter will own its building and have no debt. <br /> 9. It is assumed that the Capital Campaign will run from January 1994 through December <br /> 1995 (see following page for flow chart). <br /> 10. According to projections, purchase of the building will result in total contribution by <br /> the local governments of approximately$500,000 over the next 10 years. Without <br /> ownership, The ArtsCenter will have to seek contributions of$750,000 over the same <br /> period. See Attachments A and B. <br /> 11. Once the funds to purchase the building($575,000) are raised, the remaining debt can <br /> be reduced at a slower pace. The ArtsCenter is currently paying approximately <br /> $25,000 each year in debt repayment which includes some interest(Attachment C). <br /> Restructuring $164,350 is well within the center's capability. <br /> 300-G East Main Street, Carrboro, North Carolina <br /> (919) 929-2787 3 <br />