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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 224A — Kentucky infrastructure authority

224A.110 Deposit of moneys -- Use of revenues.

206 words·~1 min read·/ky/chapter-224a/224a-110

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(1)All moneys derived by the authority pursuant to assistance agreements other than
those assistance agreements funded under KRS 224A.111, 224A.112, and
224A.1121 shall be received by the authority as constituting authority revenues, and
shall, in common with other authority revenues, be immediately deposited into such
funds or accounts as the authority shall designate.
(2)Moneys derived by the authority pursuant to assistance agreements funded under
KRS 224A.111 and all federal and state money or proceeds from the sale of revenue
bonds of the authority received in support of assistance agreements funded under
KRS 224A.111 shall be deposited into an account designated as the "federally
assisted wastewater revolving fund."
(3)Moneys derived by the authority pursuant to assistance agreements funded under
KRS 224A.112 and all state money or proceeds from the sale of revenue bonds of
the authority received in support of KRS 224A.112 shall be deposited into either the
infrastructure revolving fund or the broadband deployment fund.
(4)All authority revenues shall, before being expended for any other purposes of the
authority, first be applied to the payment of the principal of and interest on authority
revenue bonds in accordance with the resolution authorizing their issuance, as, and
when the same become due and payable.
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