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JCCFDC <strong>2015</strong>-<strong>2016</strong> Highlights<br />

programs, in addition to identifying<br />

new projects and programs that will<br />

achieve the Corporation’s purposes<br />

and Mission. In furtherance of<br />

these stated goals, the Corporation<br />

will endeavor to comply with all<br />

applicable provisions of the Act,<br />

PAAA and P<strong>AR</strong>A. With these stated<br />

goals established, the Corporation’s<br />

values are to maintain the highest<br />

ethical standards applicable to public<br />

officials and localauthorities.<br />

JCCFDC Performance<br />

Measures<br />

The Corporation shall annually review<br />

this Mission Statement and identify<br />

whether the Corporation (i) continues<br />

to meet its stated mission, goals and<br />

values; (ii) can quantify measures of<br />

improvement to better meet its stated<br />

mission, goals and values; (iii) can<br />

become more effective and efficient;<br />

and (iv) is meeting the interests of<br />

the Corporation. In furtherance of the<br />

foregoing Performance Measures, the<br />

Corporation shall further undertake<br />

the following annual measures:<br />

1) Assure that all current<br />

Corporation Members have<br />

acknowledged that they have read<br />

and understood the mission of the<br />

Corporation;<br />

2) An annual review and<br />

affirmation of the Corporation’s<br />

membership, board, committee and<br />

management structure;<br />

An annual review and affirmation of its policies, along<br />

with Corporation appointment of Management of the<br />

Corporation, along with articulation ofthe respective roles,<br />

goals and expectations of each.<br />

Activities:<br />

Bonds:<br />

Samaritan Medical Center<br />

Resolution 11.12.<strong>2015</strong>.01 $11,000,000<br />

Samaritan Medical Center requested that the Issuer<br />

consider issuing its Revenue Bonds (Samaritan Medical<br />

Center Project) in the aggregate principal amount not to<br />

exceed$11,000,000 (the “Series <strong>2015</strong> Bonds”) to finance<br />

a project described below (the “Project”) for the benefit of<br />

the Institution consisting of (A) the refinancing of certain<br />

indebtedness to KeyBank National Association (the “Bridge<br />

Loan”) incurred to finance the acquisition of an existing<br />

47,607 square foot 3 story medical office building and the<br />

existing improvements thereon consisting principally of an<br />

approximately 143,600 sq. ft. parking facility consisting<br />

of approximately 350 parking spaces, parking areas<br />

containing in the aggregate a capacity for approximately<br />

192 vehicles and other related improvements (the “Existing<br />

Improvements”) situated on approximately +2.7 acres of<br />

land located at 826 Washington Street and 128 Woodruff<br />

Street in the City of Watertown, Jefferson County, New<br />

York (the “Land” and,<br />

together with the Existing Improvements, the “Project<br />

Facility”); and (B) paying certain costs and expenses<br />

incidental to the issuance of the Series <strong>2015</strong> Bonds.<br />

The Project Facility will be owned by the Institution.<br />

The Issuer and the Institution will enter into a financing<br />

agreement (the “Agreement”) requiring that the Institution<br />

make payments equal to the debt service on the Series<br />

<strong>2015</strong> Bonds and make certain other payments.<br />

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