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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 103 — Revenue bonds for miscellaneous city or county projects

103.240 Use of proceeds of bonds.

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All money received from the sale of the bonds shall be applied solely for:
(1)The acquisition of the industrial building and:
(a)Any utilities;
(b)Pollution control structures or equipment;
(c)Equipment or technologies employed to increase the energy efficiency of
manufacturing facilities; or
(d)Other equipment requisite to the use of these assets;
(2)The acquisition of pollution control facilities and the structures or equipment
requisite to the use thereof;
(3)The necessary expense of preparing, printing, and selling said bonds;
(4)The refunding of any issued and outstanding bonds whether matured or otherwise;
(5)Providing a debt service reserve fund or any other reserve funds, if necessary;
(6)To advance the payment of interest on the bonds during any portion of the first
three
(3)years following the date of the bonds; or
(7)To pay working capital expenditures.
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