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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 66 — Issuance of bonds and control of funds

66.101 Contents of legislation authorizing issuance.

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(1)A city or county by ordinance and a taxing district by resolution shall enact debt
provisions which:
(a)Declare the necessity of the bond issue;
(b)State the principal amount or maximum principal amount of the bonds to be
issued;
(c)State the purpose of the bond issue;
(d)State or provide for the date of, and the dates and amounts or maximum
amounts of, maturities or principal payments on the bonds;
(e)State any provisions for a mandatory sinking fund, mandatory sinking fund
redemption, or for redemption prior to maturity;
(f)Provide for the rate or rates of interest, or maximum rate or rates of interest, or
the method from time to time for establishing or determining the rate or rates
of interest to be paid on the bonds; and
(g)State any provision for a designated officer of the issuer to determine any of
the specific terms required to be stated or provided for in this section, subject
to any limitations stated in the proceedings.
(2)Legislation passed under this section shall identify the source or sources of payment
of debt charges on the bonds, which may be any moneys of the issuer required by
law to be used, or lawfully available. The legislation shall provide for the levying of
a tax sufficient in amount to pay the debt charges on the bonds issued under the
legislation, but the amount of that tax to be levied or collected in any year may be
reduced by the amount lawfully available from existing taxes.
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