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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 181 — County and city bridges, tunnels, and ferries

181.770 Allocation of fund for payment of principal and interest.

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(1)The fund for payment of principal and interest on the bonds shall be set aside each
month in a sinking fund for the payment of:
(a)The interest upon such bonds as it falls due;
(b)The necessary fiscal agency charges for paying bonds and interest; and
(c)The payment of the principal of the bonds, such sinking fund to be a fund for
all such bonds without distinction or priority of one over another.
(2)Prior to the issuance of the bonds the commission may provide by resolution or by
trust indenture for using the sinking fund or any part thereof in the purchase of any
of the outstanding bonds payable therefrom at the market price, but not exceeding
the price at which the bonds shall at the next interest date be payable or redeemable,
and all bonds redeemed or purchased shall be canceled and shall not again be
issued.
(3)The money in the sinking fund, if not used within a reasonable time for the purchase
of bonds for cancellation, shall be applied to the redemption of bonds by lot at the
redemption price then applicable.
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