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TCA § 9-21-103 — No indebtedness limit
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Bonds or notes may be issued under this chapter, regardless of any legal limit on indebtedness.
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Bonds or notes may be issued under this chapter, regardless of any legal limit on indebtedness.
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Bonds or notes issued by a local government under this chapter are fully negotiable unless the document expressly says they are nonnegotiable.
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This section defines key terms for the chapter and sets some financing rules for local government public works projects.
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A public works project must not discriminate in rates, fees, charges, service availability, or energy quality against consumers using solar or wind equipment. Those consumers must install and operate their equipment in line with applicable state or local safety rules.
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Local governments have broad powers to build, finance, operate, lease, and manage public works projects, parking facilities, and transit facilities, subject to stated consent and boundary limits.
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Local government governing bodies may use resolutions to act under this chapter, and those resolutions can be adopted at the meeting where introduced.
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When calculating the cost of a public works project financed with bonds or notes, certain extra expenses may be counted as project costs.
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Any local government may appoint and manage a fiscal agent when issuing bonds or notes.
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A local government operating a nursing home may issue health care revenue anticipation notes, but the sale needs comptroller approval and the note principal is capped by the finance commissioner as set in the transfer agreement.
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Health care revenue anticipation notes must be sold for at least par value plus accrued interest and must mature within 30 days of issuance.
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The local government’s governing body may direct how health care revenue anticipation notes are sold.
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Local governments may make interfund loans if they follow the note-issuance procedures in this part.
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This section sets how bonds and notes under the chapter may be signed and sealed, including when facsimile signatures or seals are allowed.
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A local government may issue interim certificates or other temporary obligations while definitive bonds or notes are being prepared or delivered.
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Bond or note sale proceeds must be deposited with the specified custodian, and the custodian may not receive extra pay for handling the funds.
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An official may not pay a fee other than an underwriting discount for selling already-sold bonds or notes issued by the local government, except for certain legal/fiscal or remarketing fees.
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This chapter does not remove any existing approval requirement for a public works project.
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A hotel or motel built as a public works project under this chapter is subject to collection of the local hotel-and-motel tax where that tax applies.
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Local government bonds or notes issued under this chapter, and their income, are exempt from state, county, and municipal taxes, except inheritance, transfer, and estate taxes, and except where this code says otherwise.
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A resolution may state that bonds or notes were issued under this chapter.