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7.130 documents for Louisiana Public Facilities Authority

- Fitch to Rate Louisiana Public Facilities Authority, Series 2011A; Presale Issued.
NEW YORK -- Fitch Ratings expects to rate Louisiana Public Facilities Authority, taxable student loan-backed bonds, series 2011A as follows: --$151,0...
- Business Wire
- April 07, 2011
- Fitch Rates Louisiana Public Facilities Authority, Series 2011A; Outlook Stable.
NEW YORK -- Fitch Ratings rates Louisiana Public Facilities Authority, taxable student loan-backed bonds, series 2011A as follows: --$151,000,000 cla...
- Business Wire
- April 20, 2011
- Benton, Benton & Benton, a Professional Law Corporation, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. the Louisiana Public Facilities Authority, a Louisiana Public Trust and Public Corporation, Et Al., Defendants-Appellees., 897 F.2d 198 (5th Cir. 1990)
Michael Needle, Needle & Feldman, Philadelphia, Pa., J. Arthur Smith, III, Aub. A. Ward, Naquin & Ward, Baton Rouge, La., for plaintiff-appellant. Le...
- Federal Circuits

- Fitch Takes Various Rating Actions on Louisiana Public Facilities Authority, 1999 Master Trust.
NEW YORK -- Fitch Ratings has upgraded the senior student loan notes from 'AA' to 'AAA' issued by Louisiana Public Facilities Authority, 1999 Master T...
- Business Wire
- September 29, 2010
- Loyola Gains $45m Louisiana Public Facilities Authority Financing Injection
The Louisiana Public Facilities Authority's Board of Trustees has approved $252 million in bonds for a range of projects that will create more than 880 permanent jobs. The projects given preliminary or final approval included projects in Baton Rouge, New Orleans and Lafayette. Some proposed bond sales would be under terms of the new federal Gulf Opportunity Zone Act of 2005, which provides federal tax incentives for construction projects following hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
- New Orleans City Business
- June 29, 2006
- Louisiana Public Facilities Authority Backs New Auto Dealership in Marrero
The Louisiana Public Facilities Authority's Board of Trustees gave preliminary and final approval last week to a range of projects totaling more than $103 million, including a $10-million auto dealership in Jefferson Parish. The LFPA gave preliminary approval to Ray Brandt Realty Co. for the construction of a new automobile dealership in Marrero, a new automobile showroom in Harvey, and an office building in Metairie. Developers plan to qualify the project under terms of the federal Gulf Opportunity Zone Act, which provides tax breaks to construction projects in the areas affected by last year's hurricanes.
- New Orleans City Business
- November 02, 2006
- Louisiana Public Facilities Authority Ok's $465m in Projects
The Louisiana Public Facilities Authority's Board of Trustees has given preliminary or final approval to $465 million in projects, including a series of plants to convert waste products into fuel. The projects voted on by the Board of Trustees are all focused on the LPFA's mission of helping the people of Louisiana through economic development and other means, said Thomas Antoon, chairman of the Board of Trustees. These projects range from improving drinking water quality for citizens of our state to the construction of plants that will generate energy using an environmentally friendly process while creating much-needed jobs. The Board also approved hurricane relief grants to 16 organizations and an investment in Louisiana Fund I.
- New Orleans City Business
- December 08, 2005
- Louisiana Public Facilities Authority Allocates $173m to Approved Bond Projects
The Louisiana Public Facilities Authority's Board of Trustees today approved $173 million in bonds and gave preliminary approval for a new loan guarantee program for small businesses affected by last year's hurricanes. The LPFA Board agreed to preliminary approval for the Louisiana Small Business and Industry Loan Guaranty and Credit Guaranty Program designed to help secure loans for small businesses hurt by hurricanes Katrina and Rita. The program will help new and existing small businesses get loans for which they might not otherwise qualify because of a lack of collateral. The Legislature has agreed to provide $70 million for the program. LPFA's role will be to issue the bonds.
- New Orleans City Business
- June 29, 2006
- Fitch Affirms Louisiana Public Facilities Authority Series 2008-EGSL.
NEW YORK -- Fitch Ratings affirms the 'AAAsf' ratings and maintains the Stable Outlook on Louisiana Public Facilities Authority. A full rating list is...
- Business Wire
- September 30, 2010
- Fitch Revises Louisiana Public Facilities Authority - 1999 Master Indenture of Trust to 'AA'.
NEW YORK -- Fitch revises the ratings on Louisiana Public Facilities Authority's - 1999 Master Indenture of Trust, as listed below. The revision is ba...
- Business Wire
- June 23, 2008