Representative transactions include lease-purchase and installment payment financings involving political subdivisions and non-profit entities.

Representative transactions include lease-purchase and installment payment financings involving political subdivisions and non-profit entities.

Representative transactions include financings for Colerain High School and Northwest High School, the district’s middle schools and elementary schools, and tax levy and economic development matters.

Representative transactions include financings for the benefit of the Great Oak Career Campuses, as well as tax levy matters.

Representative transactions include financings for The Banks Project, Stadia financings, General County Infrastructure, Sewer Infrastructure, Special Assessment Projects, and Economic Development.

Representative transactions include financings for non-profit entities, PACE financing, and economic development.

We represented American Eagle LifeCare Corporation, a nonprofit corporation that previously owned and operated several senior living facilities, in connection with the acquisition of 17 facilities in eight states. The acquisition was financed from the proceeds of several series of tax-exempt and taxable bonds issued by the Capital Trust Agency, a Florida issuer with the authority to issue bonds to finance projects in multiple jurisdictions. The acquisition presented numerous complicated issues that needed to be addressed, including regulatory, real estate, and business negotiation matters, along with the complexity of completing the acquisition across eight jurisdictions. The financing itself was highly-structured and sophisticated, comprising of 18 borrowing entities organized as an obligated group under a master trust indenture. The acquisition was the largest transaction completed by this client and positions American Eagle LifeCare Corporation to be a significant provider of senior living services in the future.

$110,855,000 Kentucky Bond Development Corporation Convention Facilities Revenue Bonds, Series 2018 (Lexington Center Corporation Project) (Disclosure Counsel)

$3,700,000 City of Dayton, Ohio Special Obligations (Nontax Revenue) Economic Development Revenue Bonds, Series 2018 (Oregon District Parking Garage Project) (Bond and Disclosure Counsel)

$9,255,000 County of Lucas, Ohio Capital Facilities Improvement Bonds, Series 2018 (Stifel, Nicolaus & Company – Underwriter’s Counsel)

Master Lease Purchase Agreement, dated as of July 15, 2018 by and between Banc of America Public Capital Corp and the City of Cincinnati, Ohio and Schedule of Payments Number 1 thereto, dated July 31, 2018, with respect to lease obligations in the amount of $4,607,500.00 (Bond Counsel)

As gateway to the Horse Capital of the World, Lexington’s Blue Grass Airport is the primary air transportation provider for central Kentucky. The facility supports commercial flights, private aviation, cargo and, of course, horse transportation. Committed to a quality traveler experience, the airport continually updates amenities and facilities to provide passengers with the most modern and convenient services possible.

For nearly a decade, Dinsmore has served as the airport’s bond counsel, helping them secure low interest financing for growth and improvements such as runways, hangars, parking facilities, baggage belt system, car rental maintenance facility and more. 

“Dinsmore works extremely well with our financial analyst and underwriter and is now helping us with compliance/reporting issues,” said Don Sever, Director of Finance and Administration for the airport. “I really have nothing but good things to say about Dinsmore.”

The airport, which is a catalyst for economic growth in the region, is owned and operated by the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Airport Board and celebrated its 70 year anniversary in 2016.  Since 1946, the airport has grown to serving over 1.2 million passengers annually.

“I have full confidence in the firm,” Sever said.  “They are technically sound and provide great customer service.”

United by a passion for customer service, Dinsmore looks forward to the opportunity for a continued relationship with Blue Grass Airport as they grow and service passengers from all over the world.

1. $17,255,000 Economic Development Facilities Revenue Improvement Bonds, Series 2017A (Centers For Dialysis Care Project)
2. $6,470,000 Economic Development Facilities Revenue Improvement Bonds, Series 2017B (Federally Taxable) (Centers For Dialysis Care Project) (Bond Counsel)