Event Start:
25 Feb 2016 12:00 AM
Event End:
25 Feb 2016 12:00 AM
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Please be advised that due to unforeseen circumstances this event has been postponed.  We will advise you of the new date shortly.  Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience caused.

To fulfil their funding needs for diverse capital projects cities in California have relied for decades on muni bond financing backed either by general fund revenues or special-purpose tax mechanisms such as property tax increment, parcel taxes, and sales tax measures. For some time many of the traditional funding mechanisms have been crowded out by other fiscal priorities and legislative changes, while at the same time infrastructure continues to age, population grows, and cities compete to attract jobs and development. An emerging crop of funding mechanisms and project delivery and financing methods points to alternative ways that can add value by lowering costs, reducing risk, and improving life-cycle quality. This event will focus on some notable case studies in the use of project financing methods and P3-like structures. Leaders from the public sector and private sector experts will discuss these cases and the political, financial, and technical factors that lead to successful projects. Attendees will gain valuable insights of current trends and how to capitalize on these innovative approaches to finance urban infrastructure.

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