Tim Green, Director with Coats Rose law firm, has been recognized by the City of Balch Springs for the firm’s work in passing Texas Senate Bill 1635 during the 83rd Texas Legislative Session.
The passage of TX SB1635 in 2013 lead to the consolidation of Dallas County Water Control & Improvement District No.
Houston, TX, United States – Monday, January 20, 2015: Coats Rose public finance attorneys Tim Green, Dwight Jefferson and Mindy Koehne recently served as co-bond counsel on the Harris County-Houston Sports Authority refinancing of a large portion of the debt used to construct various professional sports arenas in Houston.
October 24, 2014 – CELINA, TX – Mindy L. Koehne joins two new members as part of the Celina Economic Development Corporation board for the 2014-2015 year. Ms. Koehne will join Bill Morris and Scott Stawski on the board dedicated to the promotion and support of economic development in the city of Celina, Texas.
HOUSTON, April 15, 2014 – Sam Johnson is a new associate with Coats Rose in the area of Public Finance Law. Sam works with special-purpose districts, such as municipal utility districts, water control and improvement districts, fresh water supply districts, levee improvement districts, road utility districts, public improvement districts, water supply corporations and tax-increment reinvestment zones.
Coats Rose attorneys are representing the City of Sugar Land in the drafting and negotiation of the procurement contracts for design and construction of a $75 million dollar performing arts venue.
The City used a two-step Construction Manager At Risk delivery method for the project.
November 11, 2013 Dallas, TX: Coats Rose lawyers closed one of the first Texas municipal bond financings secured solely by “assessments” collected through a Public Improvement District (PID). The bond proceeds were used by the City of Lavon, Texas, near Dallas, to reimburse the developer of the Grand Heritage master planned community for water, sewer, drainage and road improvements serving Grand Heritage.
HOUSTON, TX, October 2, 2013 – ALM Legal Leaders recently announced Coats Rose law firm’s recognition for its upcoming publication listing the top ranked firms in the United States for 2014.
ALM selected Coats Rose for the honor due to the fact that a large percentage of the firm’s attorneys have received Martindale-Hubbell’s AV Preeminent ® rating.
Northampton has gotten a green light to expand without raising taxes for current residents.
More than 500 single-family homes and 40 acres of higher-end apartment complexes will be developed in Northampton Municipal Utility District, said Bill Black, the LMUD’s vice president.
