- GASB Proposes New Implementation Guidance to Assist Stakeholders with Application of its Pronouncements.
- SIFMA: Proposed Exemptive Order Related to Muni Advisors
- SIFMA Says SEC Is On ‘Wrong Path’ With Advisor Exemptive Order.
- MSRB Proposes Enhancements to EMMA Website
- Muni-Bond Ratings Are All Over the Place. Here’s Why.
- IRS Issues Private Letter Ruling Allowing Tax Equity Financing with a Regulated Utility Taxpayer.
- Fitch Exposure Draft for U.S. Affordable Housing Rating Criteria & Webinar
- “Small Claims Court” Lawsuits Could Cost Wall Street’s Credit Rating Agencies Billions.
- Herrick v. Jackson Hole Airport Board – Supreme Court of Wyoming holds that statute authorizing airport board to purchase “lands and other property” using revenue bonds allows purchase of both tangible and intangible property, which includes goodwill.
- And finally, Why Not In My Backyard? is brought to us this week by Town of Delaware v. Leifer, in which the town had to convince Mr. Leifer – at first gently, but then judicially – that he couldn’t hold a three-day music festival in his backyard. We’re just not seeing what part of, “off-site parking at a local school and rental of shuttle buses to transport attendees to the event site, a party tent for inclement weather, security at both the parking lot and event, $2,000,000 event insurance, 16 portable toilets, a 30–cubic–yard dumpster, EMTs on site and an ambulance on standby” is inconsistent with single-family residential zoning. Maybe we’re missing something.
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