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Bond Feasibility Report
A paid first step before the petition: a written diagnostic of whether your project fits PID, TIF or CID bond financing, and what it would take.
Bond Feasibility Report
$499
Credited in full toward the $100,000 Globus Bond Petition Service fee if you engage Globus within 90 days of delivery.
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Secure checkout by Stripe. After purchase, Globus will email you to collect project details. The $499 is credited toward the $100,000 full-service fee if you engage within 90 days of delivery.
What the report covers
- Review of your site, boundaries, acreage and project type
- Indicative bond capacity against the 3:1 value-to-lien guideline and assessment coverage (often 1.10x–1.25x)
- Owner-consent and entitlement readiness against common petition prerequisites
- Qualifying public improvements and preliminary cost-schedule observations
- Timeline and pre-petition budget considerations
- Gaps to close and recommended next steps
The report is educational and diagnostic. It is not an appraisal, legal opinion, municipal-advisory engagement or commitment to issue bonds. Purchase via secure Stripe checkout above, or send an inquiry first.
How it fits
- Free screener: score your project in two minutes.
- Feasibility Report ($499): a written diagnostic, credited toward the service within 90 days.
- Globus Bond Petition Service ($100,000): done-for-you, developer-side petition preparation through municipal resolution.
Educational information only. Not legal, tax, municipal-advisory, investment or lending advice, and not an offer or commitment to lend or to issue bonds. District rules, thresholds and timelines vary by state and municipality; consult bond counsel and qualified advisors. Calculator outputs are illustrative estimates, not quotes or approvals.
Why petitions require a full-service team
Improvement District petitions are statutory, multi-party processes. Requirements are typical examples and vary by state, city and county:
- High consent thresholds. Many statutes require owners of a majority of land area or value; some states (Utah, for example, for certain PIDs) can require consent from 100% of owners.
- Statutory petition contents. Legal descriptions and boundary maps, feasibility and market studies, environmental reports, a financing plan and a Service & Assessment Plan are commonly required.
- Pre-filing notices and meetings. Some jurisdictions expect pre-filing meetings with city officials and notice periods; in some Texas jurisdictions this can run 30–45 days before filing.
- Public hearings and approval. The governing body typically holds public hearings and must adopt resolutions creating the district and authorizing bonds.
- Municipal advisor involvement. Some states and issuers require or expect a registered municipal advisor on the transaction.
- Value-to-lien around 3:1. Bond size is commonly constrained to roughly one-third of appraised post-improvement value.
- Engineering and appraisal studies. Certified engineering cost estimates and an independent appraisal support the improvement schedule and the amount of bonds the issuer may consider.
- Local policies vary. Cities and counties often adopt their own district policies, fees and underwriting criteria on top of state law.
That is why the done-for-you Globus Bond Petition Service ($100,000) represents you, the developer or landowner, and coordinates your consultants, engineers and appraisers, working alongside the issuer’s municipal advisor and bond counsel. The free screener and the $499 Feasibility Report (credited toward the service within 90 days) are the on-ramps to it.
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Developer-side petition support through municipal resolution
Globus Capital Advisors works for you, the developer or landowner, from site evaluation through the city or county resolution: eligibility review, assembling your project team (engineers, appraiser and your own counsel), preparing the full petition package and supporting the Service & Assessment Plan process. The issuer is represented by its own municipal advisor and bond counsel; Globus works alongside them on your behalf and does not advise the municipality or issuer.
Upfront fee, as published on globuscapitaladvisors.com$100,000
Pre-petition third-party costs (pro formas, plans, engineering, surveys, zoning or annexation) are separate and project-specific. The $100,000 petition service is engaged by consultation only and is not sold online. The optional $499 Bond Feasibility Report can be purchased online.