BB&K Webinar Sep 30, 2020
Disclosure Obligations of Issuers in Public Offerings
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School Finances, Developer Fees & Mitigation
Best Best & Krieger attorneys provide experienced advice and representation as bond counsel, disclosure counsel and special counsel in all matters relating to school finance, developer fees and mitigation, including:
- General obligation bonds – issuance and bond oversight
- Mello-Roos Community Facilities District financings
- Lease financings
- Lease revenue bonds
- Certificates of Participation
- Lease/leaseback
- Equipment lease purchase agreements
- Tax and revenue anticipation notes
- Initial and continuing disclosure issues
- Representation of school districts in IRS tax audits of tax-exempt financings
- School grounds maintenance districts
- Developer fees and mitigation
- Procedures for Level I and Level II developer fees
- School Facilities Needs Analysis review
- Implementation and collection issues
- Mitigation agreements with developers
- Representation of school districts in developer fee or mitigation issues
- Fee protests and disputes
Christine N. Wood
Partner and Director of PRA Services and E-Discovery Counsel
christine.wood@bbklaw.com
Authored Articles & Publications May 20, 2020
Using Green Bonds to get Environmentally Driven Investors
Part 2 of a PublicCEO Series on Using Green Bonds to Advance Community Sustainability
Authored Articles & Publications May 19, 2020
How Public Agencies Can Use Green Bonds to Finance Projects
Part 1 of a PublicCEO Series on Using Green Bonds to Advance Community Sustainability
BB&K Webinar Mar 05, 2020
Using Green Bonds to Help Your Public Agency Further its Public Policy Goals
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School Districts not Exempt from Paying Assessments to Fund Flood Control Services
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