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Section
4-29-10
Definitions.
Section
4-29-20
Powers of counties and incorporated municipalities in connection with projects; joint acquisition of projects located in more than one county; authority to issue revenue bonds for certain purposes.
Section
4-29-30
Bonds payable solely from project revenues; bonds are not county or municipal debt; execution, form, delivery, conditions, and sale of bonds; bond anticipation notes.
Section
4-29-40
Security for payment of bonds; pledge of revenues and financing agreement; procedures upon default.
Section
4-29-50
Contracts for construction of projects.
Section
4-29-60
Findings necessary prior to undertaking projects; required provisions in financing agreements.
Section
4-29-65
Requirement of feasibility report.
Section
4-29-67
Industrial development projects requiring a fee in lieu of property taxes; definitions.
Section
4-29-68
Special source revenue bonds.
Section
4-29-69
Inducement agreement providing for payment in lieu of property taxes.
Section
4-29-70
Options in leases; consideration for renewal of lease or purchase of project.
Section
4-29-80
Additional powers of governing boards.
Section
4-29-90
Application of proceeds from sale of bonds; cost of acquiring project.
Section
4-29-100
Payments from county or municipal general funds prohibited; use of lands owned by county or municipality; donations of property or money.
Section
4-29-110
Refunding bonds.
Section
4-29-120
Bonds deemed to be legal investments.
Section
4-29-130
Bonds, income from bonds, security agreements, financing agreements, and projects exempt from certain taxes.
Section
4-29-140
Fiscal Accountability Authority shall approve proposal of governing board; petition shall be filed; investigation; notice of approval; challenging validity of approval.
Section
4-29-150
Chapter provisions are cumulative; governing board may act at regular or special meeting without notice of proceedings.