Examples of Bond Financed Property in a sentence
If a Public Officer or Agency has specific statutory authority, then it may contract with another entity to have such entity operate the required governmental program in the State Bond Financed Property.
State Bond Financed Property must be operated by the Public Officer or Agency for the governmental program or purpose for which the GO Grant is made.
State Bond Financed Property may only be sold or transferred in accordance with the following provisions.
This Order is adopted pursuant to the Act for the purpose of establishing requirements to be complied with by Public Officers and Agencies regarding GO Grants and relating to the use or sale of State Bond Financed Property.
A Public Officer or Agency that is the recipient of a GO Grant must have a qualifying ownership interest in the State Bond Financed Property, which may be in the form of fee ownership, or a lessee’s or grantee’s interest in a qualifying long term lease or easement.
This Order applies to transactions involving State Bond Financed Property, regardless of when acquired or bettered, unless otherwise provided by law, or unless such application would impair a contract entered into pursuant to law, which contract was in effect on May 17, 1994.
The proceeds of a loan or a letter of credit may be used to meet any matching or full funding requirement as long as any lien to secure repayment thereof acknowledges the existence of and is subordinate to the Public Officer’s or Agency’s interest in the State Bond Financed Property and the provisions contained in the grant or loan agreement referred to in Section 7.01.
State Bond Financed Property shall be subject to the Act and this Order for a time period equal to 125% of the useful life of the State Bond Financed Property or until such property is sold in accordance with Section 5, and thereafter such property shall no longer be State Bond Financed Property.
Accordingly, the requirements set forth herein are to be compiled with by a Public Officer or Agency as to any GO Grant it receives, its operation of any State Bond Financed Property, its entering into lease, management or other similar contracts relating to the use of State Bond Financed Property, and in its sale of State Bond Financed Property in order to ensure the legality and tax-exempt status of the State General Obligation Bonds.
Where State General Obligation Bonds are to be issued to finance property that is to be leased, managed, operated or otherwise used by a Non-Public Party, or where State Bond Financed Property is to be sold to a Non-Public Party, questions may arise as to the legality and tax-exempt status of the State General Obligation Bonds.