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these improvements do not exceed 5% of the appraised value of | the acquired property; |
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| C.__Manage lands for the purposes set forth in this chapter; | and |
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| D.__Pay the expenses of the board in carrying out its | responsibilities. |
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| §6414.__Leasing or renting property by board |
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| | 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. |
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| §6415.__Issuance of securities |
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| | 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. |
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| | 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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