- BDA and Others Submit Comments to the SEC on CDAs.
- Why Market Groups Want SEC Disclosure Guidance.
- MSRB Provides Guidance on Trade Reporting Rule.
- NFMA Issues Comment Letter on Primary and Secondary Market Disclosure in the Municipal Market.
- Issuers: Watch a Step-By-Step Video on Customizing EMMA Issuer Homepages.
- Taming Premium Bonds.
- SIFMA Issues U.S. Municipal Credit Report, Second Quarter 2016
- Ignore the Rules (If They Don’t Apply): Squire Patton Boggs
- CDFA Intro Energy & Water Finance Course.
- GFOA 21st Annual Governmental GAAP Update.
- Columbus, Georgia Board of Tax Assessors v. Medical Center Hospital Authority – Court of Appeals holds that hospital authority’s leasehold interest in a continuing care retirement facility was public property exempt from ad valorem taxation, as revenue bond validation proceedings had conclusively established that the retirement facility furthered a legitimate function of the hospital authority.
- And finally, this week’s BCB Travel Alert (aka Tiptoeing Through the Minefield) is brought to you by Flanigan’s Enterprises, Inc. of Georgia v. City of Sandy Springs, Georgia, in which the Court of Appeals upheld the constitutionality of a Sandy Springs municipal ordinance prohibiting the sale, rental, or lease of obscene material, including “any device designed or marketed as useful primarily for the stimulation of human genital organs.” (I think we can all agree on the prohibition of rentals and leases.) The court held that consenting adults had no fundamental right to engage in private sexual intimacy. Never mind the right, certain of us would settle for the fundamental opportunity. We must leave you now before we say something that results in the cancellation of our sole remaining subscription.
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