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NEW ISSUE COMPETITIVEBOOKENTRY Velocity of Portland, Oregon $7,900,000 Limited Tax Revenue Bonds 2018 Series A (Ellington Apartments Project) BASE CUSP: 736740 DATED: Date of Delivered: March 1, as

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Limited tax revenue bonds are bonds that are secured by a limited source of revenue, such as a specific tax or fee.

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Government entities or organizations issuing the bonds are required to file limited tax revenue bonds.

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