City of Bristol, Virginia makes partial payment on The Falls revenue bonds
by Ashley Hoak
The City of Bristol, Virginia Industrial Development Authority, or IDA, has failed to make a complete payment on revenue bonds from The Falls. (WCYB/Ashley Hoak){ }{p}{/p}
BRISTOL, Va. (WCYB) —
The City of Bristol, Virginia Industrial Development Authority, or IDA, has failed to make a complete payment on revenue bonds from The Falls.
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The Falls is a large commercial development near Exit 5.
On May 1, UMB Bank of Minneapolis, Minnesota, issued a notice the IDA paid 55% of the amount due on a series of bonds related to the development.
Bristol, Virginia Vice Mayor Neal Osborne says this is the first time the IDA has not been able to make a full payment.
"It won't negatively affect the city's credit rating or anything, because they are a different type of bond, so they don't negatively affect us. They are on schedule, on track to make the next payment in full."
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In 2014, the city's IDA issued over $30 million in revenue bonds to fund construction of the first phase of The Falls.
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