April 9, 2008

Seattle High-rise Named Multifamily Community of the Year
Economy: Bernanke Stresses Seriousness of Housing Contraction
Regulatory: EPA Revision to Lead Rule, Wetlands Mitigation Finalized
Legal: Insurance Liability Ruling, Wetlands Decisions Impact Developers
Association News: Multifamily Members Win Best in American Living Awards (BALA)
Calendar: Conferences and Events
PRODUCTS: New NCHI Featured Product: Kwikset® SmartKey™
Resources: Finance Infrastructure Series
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Resources: Finance Infrastructure Series

State and local jurisdictions can use a wide range of tools in the effort to provide cost-effective infrastructure. The options include established and innovative methods of financing, construction, and managing infrastructure. Take advantage of this three part series to learn whats available to you and how to maximize your dollars.

Building For Tomorrow: Innovative Infrastructure Solutions: Part I
Part I: looks at the challenge of meeting demand for infrastructure and presents a range of options for state and local governments to consider.

Infrastructure Finance-Does Your State Encourage Innovation?: Part II
Part II: summarizes The National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) study of all 50 states and the District of Columbia (see full report) to see which ones have specifically authorized 12 of the most commonly used infrastructure finance tools.

Infrastructure Solutions-Best Practices From Results Oriented States: Part III
Part III: features new research from the NCSL regarding the best state policies for some of the most commonly used infrastructure finance alternatives. NCSL looked at statutory language from all the states authorizing the use of these finance tools, and highlighted the best-written laws – those that showed the most promise for helping local governments make effective use of those tools. [return to top]

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