Examples of New Jersey Transportation Infrastructure Financing Program in a sentence
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The Trust anticipates commencing the development of the New Jersey Transportation Infrastructure Financing Program in the Spring of 2018, and issuing one or more series of bonds within the subsequent two fiscal years.
The Trust anticipates that the New Jersey Transportation Infrastructure Financing Program may issue one or more series of bonds within the next two years.
As used in this section, "Department of Transportation loan origination fee" means the fee charged by the Department of Transportation and financed under the trust loan to pay a portion of the costs incurred by the department in the implementation of the New Jersey Transportation Infrastructure Financing Program.
The Department of Transportation Loan Origination Fee Fund shall be credited with: (1) moneys deposited into the fund as loan origination fees received by the Department of Transportation and paid by project sponsors of transportation projects financed under the New Jersey Transportation Infrastructure Financing Program; and (2) any interest accumulated on the amounts of the Department of Transportation loan origination fees.
Moneys in the Department of Transportation Loan Origination Fee Fund shall be used by the Department of Transportation for administrative and operating expenses incurred by the department in administering the New Jersey Transportation Infrastructure Financing Program, except that the total amount utilized by the department for administrative and operating expenses in any fiscal year shall not exceed $8,000,000.
All moneys placed into the State Transportation Infrastructure Bank Fund may only be used for projects funded by the New Jersey Transportation Infrastructure Financing Program.
The I-Bank now manages two separate financing programs: (i) the longstanding New Jersey Environmental Infrastructure Financing Program (“NJEIFP” or “Water Bank”) which leverages the State’s clean water and drinking water revolving funds to finance eligible water quality infrastructure projects, and (ii) the newly formed New Jersey Transportation Infrastructure Financing Program (“Transportation Bank”).