These are the presentations made at the Ask Me Anything Conference held on March 28, 2019 in Atlanta.
ASK ME ANYTHING: TADs, OZs, P3s & More
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Ask Me Anything Presentations
About Development Districts, Public/Private Partnerships & Developing Downtown
May 30, 2018
- Agenda
- Development Districts in Georgia
- How to Draft Good CID Legislation & What’s Wrong with your CID Legislation… and How to Fix It
- A Perspective on Cumberland
- Update: The Doraville GM Site Redevelopment Project
- 7 Things You Have To Know About Public/Private Partnerships in Georgia
- Incentives That Work for Retail, Commercial and Downtown Districts
- The “Private” Role in a Public-Private Partnership
- Hotels are Hard
- Financing the Public and Private Components of a Major Project – Bonds
- Tool Time: Structures, Incentives, and Capital
- New Markets Tax Credits
- Creating A Capital Stack For Your Project
- Warner Robins: 2017 Year in Review and 2018 Outlook
- 5 New Ways to Finance Infrastructure for a Developer Without a Referendum
Sidebar Conference & Development Authority Board Member Training
March 7, 2018 – Macon
- Agenda
- The Economic Development Community in Georgia – Kevin Shea
- Development Authorities and Financing Economic Development
- Module 1: Why We Have Development Authorities Where They Came From; What They Can Do – Dan McRae, Seyfarth Shaw
- Module 2: Some Things Development Authorities Can’t Do and some workarounds to do them anyway – Dan McRae, Seyfarth Shaw
- Module 3: What Bonds Development Authorities Can and Can’t Issue and why – Dan McRae, Seyfarth Shaw
- Using TADs, Redevelopment Districts & Public/Private Partnerships to revitalize downtown, create mixed-use developments, and attract business and industry
The roles of your development authority and your other local authorities Illustrated by successful case studies – Charles Whatley, Warner Robins Economic Development
Gary Lee, Warner Robins Economic Development - Small Business Credit Initiative – Holly Hunt
- The Growing Trend- International Projects
Why Georgia (and some other states) Use “Bonds for Title”
Your Competition-What Other States Are Doing - Integrating Fiscal Impact into Your Economic Development Strategy and GASB 77 Reporting – Alfie Meek
- Open Meetings, Open Records/Ethics, Liabilities – Kevin Brown
Tifton Sidebar Conference, March 9, 2017
Presentations
- Conference Agenda
- Module 1 – The Economic Development Community in Georgia
- Ethics, Liabilities, Open Meetings, Open Records
- Strategic Planning – Important To Your Success
- Module 2 – Some Things Development Authorities Can’t Do
- Georgia Small Business Credit Initiative
- Module 3 – What Bonds Authorities Can and Can’t Issue
- Development Authorities and Financing Economic Development
- Research Elements of a Strategic Plan
- Incentives 101
- Integrating Fiscal Impact Into Your Economic Development Strategy and GASB77 Reporting
Presentations from the Athens Sidebar Conference 12.1.16
Local Authorities: Partners in Economic Development
- Conference Agenda
- The Economic Development Community in Georgia Kevin Shea, President, Georgia Economic Developers Association
- Development Authorities and Financing Economic Development Module 1: Why We Have Development Authorities Where They Came From; What They Can Do – Dan McRae, Seyfarth Shaw
- CIDs – How and Why It Makes Sense for All Size Communities Darren Harper, Project Manager, Camden County JDA
- CIDs- Why They Are a Big Deal -and some big deals they have done Tad Leithead, Chair, Cumberland CID, Director, Greater North Fulton CID & Perimeter CID
- Module 2: Some Things Development Authorities Can’t Do and some workarounds to do them anyway Dan McRae, Seyfarth Shaw
- Development Authorities and Financing Economic Development Module 3: What Bonds Development Authorities Can and Can’t Issue and why Dan McRae, Seyfarth Shaw
- What Makes Bonds Marketable… or Not! And- Programs That Help Patrick Rutledge, Federal Home Loan Bank Atlanta
- Small Business Credit Initiative Holly Hunt, SSBCI Program Manager, Georgia Department of Community Affairs
- Development Authorities and Financing Economic Development Module 4: Ca$h for Projects- NMTC “forgivable loans” and EB-5 junior debt Dan McRae, Seyfarth Shaw
- *The Growing Trend- International Projects* Why Georgia (and some other states) Use “Bonds for Title” * Your Competition- What Other States Are Doing Paul Lo, Director, Credits & Incentives Consulting, Ryan Charles Stallworth, Sr. Project Manager Economic Development, GA Power Company Dan McRae, Seyfarth Shaw
- “ROI” = Return on Incentives *How the Market Affects Incentives Offers* Measuring Incentives Rope Roberts, Region Project Manager, GA Power Company
- Ethics, Liabilities, Conflict of Interest Kevin Brown, Seyfarth Shaw LLP
- Open Meetings, Open Records Kevin Brown, Seyfarth Shaw LLP