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HomeMy WebLinkAbout20050907Compliance filing.pdfIDAHO~POWER IDAHO POWER COMPANY O. BOX 70 BOISE, IDAHO 83707 r- " , rr\~ 1 t., f) \~ 1 ;';". U ,~ , ,':-'.:" ' Darrel T. Andersont=J 208/388-2650 t. U Sr. Vice President - Administrative Services FAX 208/388-6903 " " 0 and Chief ~~an~~1 ~er e-mail: danderson(Q2idahopower.com - P -1 F\f'-UtiJ 0\- Mrs. Myrna J. Walters Idaho Public Utilities Commission O. Box 83720 Boise , 10 83720-0074 d \ iL h~sG ~.ci'\~i~;~5\gN September 1 , 2005 I?C-E -o'-l- ;)~ Dear Mrs. Walters: We are submitting the following information in compliance with the Commission s Order No. 29621 in compliance with the sale of $60 000 000 principal amount of First Mortgage Bonds , Secured Medium-Term Notes , Series F, 5.30% Series due 2035. The $60 000 000 principal amount of First Mortgage Bonds, Secured Medium-Term Notes Series F , 5.30% Series due 2035 were issued by Idaho Power Company on August 26 , 2005 and were on that date offered for sale to the Public. Agents for this issuance were Banc of America Securities LLC , J.P. Morgan Securities , Inc, and Wachovia Capital Markets, LLC. The 5.30% Series was offered at a price of 99.319%. The agents fees for the issue were 0.75% leaving a net price to the Company of 98.569%. Accounting for receipt and disposition of proceeds from the sale of the above described bonds is certified to be as follows: Proceeds from the sale of $60 000 000 Medium-Term Notes, Series F , 5.30% Series Authorized by Order No. 29621 Case No. IPC-04-22 ..................................591,400 Proceeds utilized for payment of agents fees """"""""""""""""""""""""""".........450 000 Proceeds will be used to repay the $60 000 0005.83% First Mortgage Bonds that mature on September 9 , 2005. We will temporarily invest the net proceeds in short-term discounted or interest-bearing securities until the maturity of the 5.83% First Mortgage Bonds """""""""""""""""" 59.141 .400 59.591.400 Balance ............................................ Sincerely, /J ---- DT A:dva Pat Harrington Dennis Gribble