The Marin County Board of Supervisors is seeking applicants with real estate finance or housing development expertise to serve on the Marin County Public Financing Authority, county officials announced.
Two seats on the authority will expire at the end of October, and applications are due by 5 p.m. Oct. 10, a news release noted.
The board formed the authority in 2023 to oversee financing and development of the Oak Hill Workforce Housing Project in unincorporated Larkspur.
The 135-unit project will provide housing for educators and county employees. The authority can issue tax-exempt bonds to fund construction and will retain ownership and development rights to the former state-owned site.
Applicants should have experience in real estate finance, large-scale acquisitions, underwriting, asset or risk management, or public financing and affordable housing, according to county officials.
Applications are available on the county’s Boards and Commissions webpage.