NickO Report
ExploreExplore

Atlanta council authorizes up to $47.35 million in Beltline refinancing bonds

Two bond series are intended to refinance outstanding Beltline debt and cover issuance costs. Council authorization does not establish a completed sale.

Explore the source documents

Atlanta City Council adopted Sept. 21 a substituted ordinance authorizing issuance and sale of up to $47.35 million in Beltline tax-allocation refunding bonds. Ordinance 26-O-1506 sets principal ceilings of $44.605 million for Series 2026A and $2.745 million for Series 2026B.

Sources01p. 101p. 9

The stated purpose is to refinance all or part of the city's outstanding Beltline tax-allocation bonds and pay certain issuance costs, rather than identify a new trail-construction allocation. The recorded council adoption authorizes the transaction; it does not establish that the bonds have been sold or quantify resulting savings.

Sources01p. 9
Reported from official public records. Our reporting method · Suggest a correction

More from Atlanta

Reporting history

Newest first. Articles reflect what was known at publication.

  1. Atlanta proposes up to $47.35 million in Beltline refunding bonds

More in Atlanta →All stories →