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Code · Montana · Title 90 — Planning, Research, and Development · Chapter 6 · Part 1

90-6-107. Deposit and expenditure of funds.

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90-6-107 . Deposit and expenditure of funds.
(1)There is a housing authority enterprise fund in the proprietary fund type as provided for in 17-2-102 (2). All funds from the proceeds of bonds issued under this part, fees, and other money received by the board, money appropriated by the legislature for the use of the board in carrying out this part, and money made available from any other source for the use of the board must be deposited in the housing authority enterprise fund. All funds deposited in the housing authority enterprise fund, except funds appropriated by the legislature for use of the board in payment of expenses incurred in carrying out this part, are continuously appropriated to and may be expended by the board for the purposes authorized in this part.
(2)There is a capital reserve account in the housing authority enterprise fund provided for in subsection (1). The capital reserve account consists of the aggregate money retained by the board under existing agreements with bondholders as the minimum capital reserve requirement described in 90-6-119 for each bond issue sold by the board.
(3)Funds appropriated by the legislature for use of the board in payment of expenses incurred in carrying out this part must be deposited in the housing authority enterprise fund. Funds expended by the board under this subsection must be repaid by the board from the fees and charges collected under this part and from any other money available for repayment in accordance with this part.
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