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these improvements do not exceed 5% of the appraised value of
the acquired property;

 
C.__Manage lands for the purposes set forth in this chapter;
and

 
D.__Pay the expenses of the board in carrying out its
responsibilities.

 
§6414.__Leasing or renting property by board

 
For the purposes of this chapter, the board may lease, rent,
assign or otherwise dispose of a project, projects or part of any
project only to the State, any agency, instrumentality or
department of the State or branch of State Government or any
related agency of state, county or local government.__Revenues
derived by the board from any lease or rental agreement must be
used, as necessary, to pay the principal, interest and other
associated costs on or with respect to any securities issued
pursuant to this chapter.

 
SUBCHAPTER II

 
SECURITIES

 
§6415.__Issuance of securities

 
1.__Resolution for issuance of securities.__The board may
provide by resolution, at one time or from time to time, for the
issuance and sale of securities in the board's own name for the
purpose of paying the cost of any project, projects or part of
any project or the refinancing of existing indebtedness approved
by the board.__Securities of the board may not be authorized and
issued except pursuant to a resolution adopted by the vote of not
less than a majority of the members of the board.__The resolution
must describe the general purpose or purposes for which the
securities are to be issued and state the maximum principal
amount of the securities proposed to be issued.__Securities may
not be issued by the board without a majority vote of approval in
each House of the Legislature.

 
2.__Limitation on securities issued.__The board may not issue
securities in excess of $200,000,000 outstanding at any one time,
except for the issuance of revenue refunding securities
authorized by section 6419.__The amount of securities that may be
outstanding in the name of the board may be increased by the
Legislature upon a showing by the board that its available
revenues are sufficient to support additional issuance of
securities and that the issuance of securities will not
materially impair the credit standing of the board, the


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