Drafting of appropriate resolutions and review and preparation of required bond ordinances. 2. Rendering legal opinions approving the validity of any bonds or notes. In this capacity, bond counsel shall inform the County through the approving opinion of the nature of the security for said bond or notes; the legality and validity of the requisite documentation and procedures. 3. Advising the County on legal considerations relating to financing alternatives within the context of statutory and constitutional restraints. 4. Answering questions about any bonds or notes by prospective purchasers in the secondary market or by public officials. 5. Representing the County’s interests relative to bonds, notes, and such similar papers, rendering litigation advice as to those interests, and representation as may be required, as they relate to the decision rendered in Atlantic Coast II, 112 F.3d 652 (3d Cir. 1997), and related cases. 6. All other services as may be required of bond counsel to achieve the services and/or results as described herein.
