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The county treasurer must use received bond money to pay accrued interest, collect and cancel the interest coupons, keep remaining money as a sinking fund, and invest that fund when ordered by the county board.
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County bond payments payable in New York City or outside the state must be handled through a designated draft and endorsed check, and payment may be made at the county treasurer’s office if the bondholder requests it.
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County tax and fund receipts are set aside to pay bond interest and principal, and the county treasurer is liable on his official bond for faithfully disbursing the money collected or received.
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When registered county bonds mature, the county treasurer must pay them, mark them canceled, and file them with the county clerk, who must record their satisfaction.
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The county treasurer and county clerk must publish a detailed statement of their business when the county board orders them to do so.
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A village or second-class city clerk must provide a certified transcript to a bondholder on demand.
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The county board must levy an annual tax to cover bond interest and principal, and the county treasurer must collect and use the proceeds for those payments, with a city-treasury exception for larger cities.
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If a county board cannot exchange refunding bonds, it may sell them, but the sale proceeds must be used only to refund the outstanding bonds and pay interest.
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This section says Sections 10-1201 to 10-1206 may be cited as the Nebraska Governmental Unit Credit Facility Act.
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The Legislature says some governmental units may face difficulty issuing bonds or other debt and getting credit at reasonable interest rates, and that federal agencies and instrumentalities may provide credit support on more favorable terms.
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This provision defines key terms used in the Nebraska Governmental Unit Credit Facility Act.
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Nebraska governmental units may obtain credit support for bonds through a credit facility, but the facility and its terms must be approved by measure.
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A credit facility or related agreement may let a governmental unit pay amounts owed from resources the governing body considers appropriate, including taxes and other revenue.
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The act is separate from other Nebraska laws and home rule charters, and credit facilities may be obtained under it even if other laws also address the same purpose.
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Local boards or officers must file certain bond-election records with the county clerk.
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The county clerk must record the submitted question, publication notice and proof, and vote returns in a prepared book. The precinct, township, or school district board or officers must pay the recording fee, which is the same as the fee for recording deeds and mortgages.
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Most bonds issued by listed Nebraska governmental issuers must be redeemable after five years, with several exceptions.
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Certain public issuers may replace mutilated, destroyed, stolen, or lost bonds or debt instruments, and the holder must provide proof, indemnity, and required compliance.
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Replacement bonds or other debt instruments must be authorized by the issuer’s governing body and executed by the appropriate officers.
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When a replacement bond is issued, the issuer must notify the paying agent, and the paying agent must not pay principal or interest on a replaced mutilated, destroyed, stolen, or lost bond; if that replaced bond is later presented for payment, the paying agent must promptly notify the issuer.