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United States — Florida
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A resolution for refunding bonds may include a sinking fund arrangement and may set how the fund is paid into, invested, managed, and used to pay, buy, or redeem the bonds.
United States — Florida
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A refunding-bond resolution may pledge certain taxes, assessments, revenues, or sale proceeds to secure bond payments or a sinking fund, and may also require collection and payment over of money from those sources.
United States — Florida
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A resolution authorizing refunding bonds may pledge a fixed share of collected moneys to pay bond principal and interest or to fund a sinking fund.
United States — Florida
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A bond resolution may require the unit to use tax collections first to pay refunding bonds and their sinking fund before paying later-issued bonds, except later bonds issued to refund or pay existing bonds.
United States — Florida
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A bond refunding resolution may provide for additional sinking-fund payments based on a stated proportion of taxes.
United States — Florida
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The governing board may pledge collections or proceeds from uncollected special assessments to pay bonds, but only if that assessment has no earlier outstanding pledge.
United States — Florida
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The governing board must levy an annual ad valorem tax on taxable property to pay refunding bond interest, principal, and any sinking funds, with a reduction allowed if excess funds exist.
United States — Florida
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Municipalities issuing refunding bonds must levy and collect taxes enough to pay the bonds, and those bonds are treated as general obligations.
United States — Florida
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This section says refunding-bond elections, when constitutionally required, must be called, noticed, conducted, and decided as the law requires for the bonds being issued.
United States — Florida
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A governing authority may set up and maintain a sinking fund when selling bonds.
United States — Florida
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This chapter gives extra powers to state units and applies to municipalities, but it does not replace existing bond-related powers or related bond-fund custody rules.
United States — Florida
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This chapter says it is complete within itself and serves as full authority for the things it authorizes.
United States — Florida
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This chapter applies to a school district if the district is authorized by the Constitution and state laws to legally issue refunding bonds.
United States — Florida
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Refunding bonds issued under this chapter are subject to validation and judicial proceedings.
United States — Florida
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This chapter applies to all taxing districts covered by Florida law, including those spanning part of a county or more than one county.
United States — Florida
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No extra proceedings are required for issuing refunding bonds, except those this chapter specifically requires.
United States — Florida
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If a bond or coupon is mutilated or destroyed, a substituted bond may be issued; if destroyed, the applicant must provide proof of destruction and any required security and indemnity.
United States — Florida
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Sections 132.33-132.47 may be cited as the “Advance Refunding Law.”
United States — Florida
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This section defines terms used in the surrounding bond-refunding statutes.
United States — Florida
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A unit may issue general obligation refunding bonds, subject to stated limits, timing rules, and refunding cost tests, and bond anticipation notes may not be issued for that purpose.