Relating to Article VII, Section 14 of the Louisiana Constitution Sample Clauses

Relating to Article VII, Section 14 of the Louisiana Constitution. In entering into this agreement it is not the intent of the Parish or the IDB to enter into a gratuitous transfer of public funds because such parties expect that acquisition and redevelopment of the Project will be an "Economic Development Project" within the meaning of La. R.S. 33:9038.34, and that they will each receive something of value in return for the performance of their obligations hereunder, which is:
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Relating to Article VII, Section 14 of the Louisiana Constitution. In entering into this Agreement it is not the intent of the Commission, the City and the Parish to enter into a gratuitous transfer of public funds because the parties expect they will each receive something of value in return for the performance of their obligations hereunder. The Commission, the City and the Parish further find and determine that (a) the Commission, the City and the Parish have the legal authority to enter into this Agreement;
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Relating to Article VII, Section 14 of the Louisiana Constitution. In entering into this Agreement it is not the intent of the City and the Parish to enter into a gratuitous transfer of public funds because the parties expect they will each receive something of value in return for the performance of their obligations hereunder. The City and the Parish further find and determine that (a) the City and the Parish have the legal authority to enter into this Agreement; (b) the expenditure of the Parish funds will provide citizens traffic control services that create a public benefit and (c) there is a reasonable expectation on the part of the City and the Parish of receiving at least equivalent value in exchange for the transfer of the Parish funds.
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Relating to Article VII, Section 14 of the Louisiana Constitution. In entering into this CEA it is not the intent of the City or the IDB to enter into a gratuitous transfer of public funds because such parties expect that the use of the assets of the City and the IDB by the respective parties will be for public purposes, and that they will each receive something of value in return for the performance of their obligations hereunder, which in both cases is the creation of jobs, payroll and other economic development benefits from the Project described above in and around the City, and the enhancement of the property tax and sales tax base of the City. Additionally, the City and the IDB will have reciprocal obligations relating to the satisfaction of the additional requirements set forth herein with respect to the allocation, expenditure and use of the payments provided for herein. The City and the IDB further find and determine that (a) each of them has the legal authority to enter into this CEA, (b) the use of the resources and assets of the City and the IDB in the manner provided for herein is fair, equitable and reasonable, and shall not constitute a gratuitous transfer of public funds, and (c) there is a reasonable expectation on the part of both the City and the IDB of receiving at least equivalent value in exchange for the agreements contained herein.
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Relating to Article VII, Section 14 of the Louisiana Constitution. In entering into this Agreement, it is not the intent of the Governmental Entities to enter into a gratuitous transfer of public funds because the parties expect the use of the funds will determine whether inequities exist in their respective public procurement and contracting practices, specifically relating to minority and women owned businesses; and they will each receive something of value in return for the performance of their obligations hereunder. Additionally, the Governmental Entities will have reciprocal obligations further described herein. The Governmental Entities further find and determine that (a) the Governmental Entities have the legal authority to enter into this Agreement; (b) the expenditure of the Governmental Entities’ funds will finance a disparity study which creates a public benefit and (c) there is a reasonable expectation on the part of the Governmental Entities of receiving at least equivalent value in exchange for the transfer of the Governmental Entities’ funds.
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