II: Debt Administration Choose the best way of financing the projects that follow. ons include: . GO Bonds . Revenue Bonds Notes Lease-Purchase Agreements term to maturity should be in years. However, I will not grade you on the precise number o er on the approximate range. For example, your indication of 20 years indicates a long-tern urity, 5-7 years is medium term, 3 years is short term, etc. oject Rationale Financing Method Maturity (Years) 5 million in land acquisition costs a new City Hall with an expected of 40 years 00,000 for a new fire truck with expected life of 20 years 2 million to construct a new dge over the Mississippi River Eh an expected life of 50 years 0,000 to renovate the Central rary including a new roof, ulation and new windows to cend the life of the facility by an Hitional 15 years 5 million for a new high school million to extend the capacity of e existing sewage treatment tem 5 million to construct a mmunity wellness center for ich residents will pay a monthly 50 million for a new sports dium for use by professional seball players and local teams million for land acquisition sts for a municipal golf course million for a new community imming pool that will charge mission and sell season passes e solve Part II: Debt Administration Choose the best way of financing the projects that follow. Options include: GO Bonds Revenue Bonds . Notes . Lease-Purchase Agreements . The term to maturity should be in years. However, I will not grade you on the precise number of years, rather on the approximate range. For example, your indication of 20 years indicates a long-term maturity, 5-7 years is medium term, 3 years is short term, etc. Project Rationale Financing Method Maturity (Years) $2.5 million in land acquisition costs for a new City Hall with an expected life of 40 years $900,000 for a new fire truck with an expected life of 20 years $1.2 million to construct a new bridge over the Mississippi River with an expected life of 50 years $600,000 to renovate the Central Library including a new roof, insulation and new windows to extend the life of the facility by an additional 15 years $56 million for a new high school $7 million to extend the capacity of the existing sewage treatment system $65 million to construct a community wellness center for which residents will pay a monthly fee $150 million for a new sports stadium for use by professional baseball players and local teams $30 million for land acquisition costs for a municipal golf course $10 million for a new community swimming pool that will charge admission and sell season passes please solve II: Debt Administration Choose the best way of financing the projects that follow. ons include: . GO Bonds . Revenue Bonds Notes Lease-Purchase Agreements term to maturity should be in years. However, I will not grade you on the precise number o er on the approximate range. For example, your indication of 20 years indicates a long-tern urity, 5-7 years is medium term, 3 years is short term, etc. oject Rationale Financing Method Maturity (Years) 5 million in land acquisition costs a new City Hall with an expected of 40 years 00,000 for a new fire truck with expected life of 20 years 2 million to construct a new dge over the Mississippi River Eh an expected life of 50 years 0,000 to renovate the Central rary including a new roof, ulation and new windows to cend the life of the facility by an Hitional 15 years 5 million for a new high school million to extend the capacity of e existing sewage treatment tem 5 million to construct a mmunity wellness center for ich residents will pay a monthly 50 million for a new sports dium for use by professional seball players and local teams million for land acquisition sts for a municipal golf course million for a new community imming pool that will charge mission and sell season passes e solve Part II: Debt Administration Choose the best way of financing the projects that follow. Options include: GO Bonds Revenue Bonds . Notes . Lease-Purchase Agreements . The term to maturity should be in years. However, I will not grade you on the precise number of years, rather on the approximate range. For example, your indication of 20 years indicates a long-term maturity, 5-7 years is medium term, 3 years is short term, etc. Project Rationale Financing Method Maturity (Years) $2.5 million in land acquisition costs for a new City Hall with an expected life of 40 years $900,000 for a new fire truck with an expected life of 20 years $1.2 million to construct a new bridge over the Mississippi River with an expected life of 50 years $600,000 to renovate the Central Library including a new roof, insulation and new windows to extend the life of the facility by an additional 15 years $56 million for a new high school $7 million to extend the capacity of the existing sewage treatment system $65 million to construct a community wellness center for which residents will pay a monthly fee $150 million for a new sports stadium for use by professional baseball players and local teams $30 million for land acquisition costs for a municipal golf course $10 million for a new community swimming pool that will charge admission and sell season passes