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James City County advisers outline $330 million-plus capital borrowing plan, urge timing strategy
Summary
Financial advisers and county staff told the Board of Supervisors that James City County can carry about $330 million in planned capital borrowing while keeping its triple‑A credit profile, but they urged careful timing and use of reserves to reduce near‑term budget impacts.
James City County financial advisers and staff updated the Board of Supervisors on proposed capital borrowing that would fund planned projects over a five‑to‑seven year horizon and recommended delaying large borrowings to reduce near‑term budget pressure. The advisers said the county remains in a strong fiscal position and that the planned borrowing — currently estimated at about $330 million — can be affordable if the county follows conservative timing and budgeting practices.
The presentation by David Rose of Davenport & Company and colleague Steven Geiss reviewed recent rating‑agency contacts, the county’s debt capacity and debt‑service projections. Rose said staff and advisers plan…
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