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Loan Resolutions Report 03.31.20 AIDEA LOAN RESOLUTIONS 2019 LR # SUBJECT AIDEA Participation 1/15/2020 L20-01 Island Holdings, LLC $ 6,497,190 2019 LR # SUBJECT AIDEA Participation 3/6/2019 L19-01 Maple Springs Palmer MOB LLC $ 3,780,000 4/17/2019 L19-02 MT Four LLC $ 17,406,000 5/22/2019 L19-03 RSD Properties, LLC - Lake Otis $ 3,285,000 5/22/2019 L19-04 RSD Properties, LLC - 2nd Avenue $ 1,746,000 5/22/2019 L19-05 RSD Properties, LLC - N Street $ 2,115,000 5/22/2019 L19-06 Sun Mountain Development Group, LLC - Unit A (Planet Fitness) $ 3,847,500 5/22/2019 L19-07 Sun Mountain Development Group, LLC - Unit B (Sonic) $ 1,017,000 5/22/2019 L19-08 Sun Mountain Development Group, LLC - Unit C (MTA-Krispy Kreme) $ 2,144,700 6/26/2019 L19-09 Debora LLC $ 3,010,500 6/26/2019 L19-10 Lands End Acquisition Corporation $ 4,230,000 10/23/2019 L19-11 Seward Wildlife Cruises, LLC $ 8,100,000 $ 50,681,700 L19-12 12/4/2019 Island Holdings, LLC tabled 2018 LR # SUBJECT AIDEA Participation 1/11/2018 L18-01 Totem Inn, Inc. $ 8,200,000 5/31/2018 L18-02 MSH Enterprises $ 6,581,250 6/28/2018 L18-03 Anchorage MC Holdings, LLC $ 19,200,000 6/28/2018 L18-04 City Center Wasilla LLC $ 1,181,250 8/8/2018 L18-05 Commerce Building LLC $ 3,420,000 $ 38,582,500 2017 LR # SUBJECT AIDEA Participation 3/30/2017 L17-01 Allen Marine, Inc. $ 12,077,867 6/29/2017 L17-02 Seven C Investments, Inc. $ 3,037,500 6/29/2017 L17-03 Fairbanks Hospitality, LLC $ 6,075,000 9/21/2017 L17-04 EHESE Investments, LLC $ 5,433,750 $ 26,624,117 2016 LR # SUBJECT AIDEA Participation 3/3/2016 L16-01 Tudor Investors, LLC $ 2,062,000 3/31/2016 L16-02 SHB, LLC $ 4,249,920 4/28/2016 L16-03 Erickson Investments, LLC $ 2,430,000 4/28/2016 L16-04 Kalinin Partners, LLC $ 6,390,000 4/28/2016 L16-05 Crescent Key, Inc. $ 4,162,725 4/28/2016 L16-06 City Center Wasilla, LLC $ 1,080,000 4/28/2016 L16-07 Meridian Park MOB, LLC $ 7,020,000 6/23/2016 L16-08 O'Malley Ice and Sports Center $ 7,119,840 9/22/2016 L16-09 Aleutian Pribilof Islands Association, Inc. $ 8,437,500 10/27/2016 L16-10 Spur Development, LLC (Fresenius Renal) $ 3,600,000 10/27/2016 L16-11 Eklutna 5th Avenue, LLC $ 2,340,000 12/1/2016 L16-12 Juneau I LLC $ 5,040,000 $ 53,931,985 AIDEA LOAN RESOLUTIONS 2015 LR # SUBJECT AIDEA Participation 1/14/2015 L15-01 The Zehrung Living Trust - Commercial Loan $ 3,415,500 Robert C. and Novella S. Larson, Robert C. Larson Revocable Trust of 2/25/2015 L15-02 2000 $ 3,496,500 3/26/2015 L15-03 Summit Fund, LLC (Wasilla PetCo) $ 2,295,000 4/30/2015 L15-04 Brooks Camp, LLC (man camp/hotel on North Slope $ 20,000,000 4/30/2015 L15-05 X’una Kaawu Annee Corporation for the Huna Totem Dock $ 20,000,000 4/30/2015 L14-04A John Schweiger Fun Ctr Amended increase amt to $5,850,000 $ 450,000 9/24/2015 L15-06 Westdahl, LLC - Commercial Loan/Howard Levine & Sue Wolfe $ 6,297,750 $ 55,954,750 2014 LR # SUBJECT AIDEA Participation 1/14/2014 L14-01 City Center Wasilla, LLC $ 1,181,250 1/14/2014 L14-02 Fairbanks Natural Gas, LLC and Cassini LNG Storage, LLC $ 20,000,000 7/31/2014 L14-03 Bonanza Fuel LLC - Fuel Storage Tanks, Nome Alaska $ 7,312,500 11/6/2014 L14-04 John Schweiger Fun Center $ 5,400,000 $ 33,893,750 2013 LR # SUBJECT AIDEA Participation 7/25/2013 L13-01 Central Alaska Energy, LLC - Pt MacKenzie Fuel Storage $ 13,912,560 8/9/2013 L13-02 Robert C. and Novella S. Larson $ 1,822,500 8/29/2013 L13-03 Orcas Capital Group, LLC $ 2,025,000 10/1/2013 L13-04 Kiska Properties, LLC $ 5,973,750 $ 23,733,810 2012 LR # SUBJECT AIDEA Participation 2/2/2012 L12-01 Novella Larson Revocable Trust of 200 $ 2,164,829 2/2/2012 L12-02 Juneau Residences, LLC $ 3,827,000 3/30/2012 L12-03 Alaska Seafood Holdings, Inc. $ 5,250,000 5/10/2012 L12-04 United Companies, Inc. $ 513,000 6/28/2012 L12-05 Guest South Anchorage, LLC (Leona Hakala) $ 2,625,000 10/1/2012 L12-06 SeaLion Corporation $ 1,012,500 $ 15,392,329 2011 LR # SUBJECT AIDEA Participation 1/13/2011 L 11-01 Wasilla Center Development 617 Knik Goose Bay Road $ 1,215,000 3/2/2011 L 11-02 C5, LLC. $ 3,600,000 3/2/2011 L 11-03 Bailey Family Partnership $ 5,859,000 4/20/2011 L 11-04 Allen Marine Tours, Inc. $ 16,100,000 6/9/2011 L 11-05 6250 S. Airpark Place, LLC $ 4,500,000 8/2/2011 L11-06 Double Glacier Builders $ 1,467,958 $ 32,741,958 2010 LR # SUBJECT AIDEA Participation 2/17/2010 L10-01 2000 East 88th LLC $ 3,105,000 3/17/2010 L10-02 Wasilla Center Development, LLC – 609 South Knik Goose Bay Road $ 978,750 3/17/2010 L10-03 Wasilla Center Development , LLC – 619 South Knik Goose Bay Road $ 1,080,000 7/13/2010 L10-04 Wasilla Center Development, LLC – 611 South Knik Goose Bay Road $ 928,125 7/13/2010 L10-05 LINA, LLC – 11101 Seward Highway $ 2,699,000 7/13/2010 L10-06 B&L Motels, Inc. $ 5,400,000 10/20/2010 L10-07 Dimond & Victor, LLC – retail strip center $ 3,600,000 11/22/2010 L10-09 3000 C Street, LLC $ 20,000,000 12/3/2010 L10-08 Tudor Storage, LLC $ 8,032,000 12/3/2010 L10-10 Valley Utilities, LLC $15M not to exceed $20M $ 20,000,000 $ 65,822,875 AIDEA LOAN RESOLUTIONS 2009 LR # SUBJECT AIDEA Participation 1/22/2009 L09-01 UMED LLC. $ 12,600,000 1/22/2009 L09-02 David Faulk dba Pacific Alaska Leasing Co. $ 5,400,000 10/29/2009 L09-03 LINA, LLC 5th Avenue $ 3,522,150 10/29/2009 L09-04 LINA,LLC Muldoon $ 1,535,623 12/9/2009 L09-05 2000 East 88th LLC $ 3,105,000 $ 26,162,773 2008 LR # SUBJECT AIDEA Participation 3/6/2008 L08-01 Tanana Chiefs Conference, Dena'Nena'Henash, Inc. $ 8,280,000 6/12/2008 L08-02 S.L.S., LLC Alaska Laser Wash $ 3,591,000 7/16/2008 L08-03 Okmok Development, LLC - Fresenius Medical Care $ 2,548,125 8/14/2008 L08-04 Palmer Tower, LLC $ 1,350,000 $ 15,769,125 2007 LR # SUBJECT AIDEA Participation 1/25/2007 L07-01 Northcrown Properties - Car/Dog wash, Publix Storage $ 3,240,000 1/25/2007 L07-02 Resort Associates $ 1,800,000 1/25/2007 L07-03 Pen Air $ 4,320,000 3/19/2007 L07-04 O'Malley Gardens, LLC $ 2,474,000 3/19/2007 L07-05 Eliason Holding Co., LLC $ 3,240,000 3/19/2007 L07-06 BBGH, LLC $ 4,000,000 5/29/2007 L07-07 Northstar Auto, Inc. $ 5,400,000 8/23/2007 L07-08 Phillips Cruises $ 4,500,000 10/9/2007 L07-09 Ketchikan Dock Company, LLC $ 11,700,000 $ 40,674,000 2006 LR # SUBJECT AIDEA Participation 2/24/2006 L06-01 Pike's Waterfront Lodge, LLC $ 12,217,000 2/24/2006 L06-02 New JTS, LLC - Johnson's Tire Service $ 8,100,000 3/29/2006 L06-03 VDG-OPA, LLC - Orthopedic Physicians Anchorage $ 13,500,000 6/21/2006 L06-04 Alaska Hospitality, LLC - Fairfield Inn & Suites $ 5,619,375 $ 39,436,375 2005 LR # SUBJECT AIDEA Participation 1/5/2005 L05-01 The New Peanut Farm $ 4,117,500 1/21/2005 L05-02 The Landing Restaurant $ 5,600,000 7/25/2005 L05-03 Palmer Tower LLC $ 1,703,700 7/25/2005 L05-04 8001 Petersburg, LLC $ 1,755,000 10/13/2005 L04-11A Seward Hospitality INCREASE loan amt to $5,541,750 $ 40,500 10/27/2005 L05-05 B&J Investments $ 5,209,200 $ 18,425,900 2004 LR # SUBJECT AIDEA Participation 3/4/2004 L04-01 East Fork, LLC. $ 4,500,000 4/6/2004 L04-02 Huna Totem Corporation $ 9,112,500 7/13/2004 L04-03 Garrison and Stone Properties LLC. $ 1,669,500 7/13/2004 L04-04 Garrison and Stone Properties LLC. $ 3,100,500 7/13/2004 L04-05 David G Faulk DBA Pacific Alaska Leasing Company $ 353,700 7/13/2004 L04-06 David G Faulk DBA Pacific Alaska Leasing Company $ 267,300 7/13/2004 L04-08 David G Faulk DBA Pacific Alaska Leasing Company $ 675,000 7/13/2004 L04-09 David G Faulk DBA Pacific Alaska Leasing Company $ 1,012,500 7/14/2004 L04-07 David G Faulk DBA Pacific Alaska Leasing Company $ 1,086,750 8/27/2004 L04-10 O'Malley Ice Arena, LLC. $ 4,475,000 9/15/2004 L04-11 Seward Hospitality, LLC. Original loan amount $ 5,501,250 9/30/2004 L04-12 Condor Properties, LLC. $ 5,180,400 9/30/2004 L04-13 Builders Choice, Inc. $ 1,260,000 9/30/2004 L04-14 Yoo Jin Lodging, Inc. $ 4,762,730 $ 42,957,130 AIDEA LOAN RESOLUTIONS 2003 LR # SUBJECT AIDEA Participation 9/16/2003 L03-01 Peninsula Airways, Incorporated $ 5,850,000 9/16/2003 L03-02 Athletic Club Partners, LLC.
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