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  • ABOUT KUEHL
    • Meet the Team
    • Contact Us
  • ABOUT SIDs
    • District (SID) Participants
    • District Timelines
  • OUR SERVICES
    • Strategic Services
    • Transactional Services
    • SID Post-Issuance Services
  • OUR DISTRICTS
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  • RESOURCES

Aerial view of Downtown Omaha overlooking the Douglas Street (aka Ak-Sar-Ben) Bridge and railyards Downtown Omaha - 2015 Aerial view of Downtown Omaha overlooking the I-480 Bridge and ConAgra’s downtown campus Street (aka Ak-Sar-Ben) Bridge and railyards Downtown Omaha - 1947 72nd & Dodge - 1954 72nd & Dodge Street before construction began on Crossroads Mall 72nd & Dodge - 2015 72nd & Dodge and Crossroads Mall 102nd & Dodge - 1965 Dodge Street detour to accommodate construction of Westroads Shopping Center 102nd & Dodge - 2015 Aerial view of Westroads Mall and I-680/Dodge Street Interchange Boys Town/144th & Dodge - 1950 Aerial view of Boys Town, NE (Boys Town Hall of History) Boys Town/144th & Dodge - 2015 Aerial view of 144th & Dodge St., overlooking Boys Town and West Omaha West Omaha - 2015 168th & Dodge 192nd & Dodge 204th & Dodge

Sanitary and Improvement Districts Make Nebraska Unique

There was a time in Omaha’s history that all of the land west of 72nd Street was outside the city limits. Today, virtually all of the city’s growth has been developed using Sanitary and Improvement Districts (“SIDs”). An SID is a limited purpose political corporation formed to aid land development outside the city limits. This sustainable model is unique to Nebraska and has proven to be an effective way for municipalities to efficiently grow at a market-driven pace since the 1940’s.  SIDs allow cities to control the specifications and scope of improvements, without requiring their direct investment.

Managed Properly, SIDs are an Effective Tool to Finance and Encourage New Development

The SID process begins with a developer and a vision.  Once the district is formed it may install public infrastructure improvements such as streets, sanitary and storm sewers, power, water, gas, and even public parks.  These improvements are financed through the issuance of tax-exempt debt. Over time, a tax base is established, which generates property tax revenues sufficient to retire the debt.  If and when the city determines it financially feasible to annex the SID, the district ceases to exist.

Kuehl Capital’s Exclusive Focus and Depth of Expertise

At Kuehl Capital our only role is that of a municipal advisor and our sole focus is the success of the SIDs that we serve. We are a mono-line firm, this is all we do. This is why we are trusted by the developers, engineers, government agencies and SID boards that we advise. Our approach to the business and our long term relationships have made us a leader in this niche industry. 

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