Specifications include, but are not limited to: 1. Serve as County’s consultant on debt financing projects 2. Provide independent financial advice and serve solely the interests of the County. 3. Manage the bond financing process and negotiate key business points to accomplish the County’s objectives. 4. Develop a plan of finance and prepare financing schedule to include a recommended plan of maturity schedule for the payment of principal and interest. 5. Evaluate legal approaches permitting various financing structures and propose financing methods to be considered for accomplishing the County’s objectives. This will be done in conjunction with the County’s staff, architects and or construction manager, and bond counsel. 6. Review legal documents. 7. Analyze and report on the advantages and disadvantages of each proposed financing. 8. Evaluate the projected cash flow from any revenue sources that may constitute security for any obligation incurred. 9. Evaluate and recommend potential needs for short or intermediate-term financing prior to, or in conjunction with, long term financing 10. Review existing revenue sharing agreements, tax rebate agreements and debt commitments to determine potential impacts, if any, on the proposed financing and make appropriate recommendations to the County’s financing team. 11. Work with the County’s bond counsel and financing team in recommending size, structure, specific terms and conditions of a debt issue; ensure all relevant factors are considered, such as current indebtedness, available revenue support, anticipated market response and statutory constraints. Present information regarding methods of sale, whether a call privilege will be included, and other terms that will assist the County in marketing its debt in a cost effective manner including publicly offered and privately negotiated options.