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Message: [QUOTE="gtcam, post: 3197536, member: 2844"] Like he said, you don't understand finance so you call it dumb. Is it doable? Maybe. But there isn't an ice cubes chance in hell that anyone in this administration is going to be creative or brave enough to think outside the box. The scenario is highly unlikely to be approached but the bonding aspect is very conceivable due to ramifications of the new tax laws and folks looking for tax relief and a laddered bonding fund could be used. For crying out loud, the damn state and towns bond every capital improvement and this is definitely an improvement over the AAC and NBE - by a long shot. UConn could issue revenue bonds for the "project" Back to this NBE issue: The more I read about this NBE deal, especially the finances involved, the more uneasy I get. It's being brought forward as -"and by the way......................" In the end it's going to cost a lot more than most think. In Herbst and co. I do not have trust [/QUOTE]