6-25-18. Economic development revolving fund bonds;
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authorization for issuance; terms and conditions.
A. Economic development revolving fund bonds of the authority shall be authorized by resolution of the authority and may be issued in one or more series. The economic development revolving fund bonds shall bear the dates, be in the form, be issued in the denominations, have terms and maturities, bear or accrete interest at rates and be payable and evidenced in the manner and times as the resolution of the authority or the trust agreement securing the economic development revolving fund bonds provides.
The economic development revolving fund bonds may be redeemed with or without premiums prior to maturity, may be ranked or assigned priority status and may contain provisions not inconsistent with this subsection.
B. The economic development revolving fund bonds issued by the authority may be sold at any time at private or public sale at prices agreed upon by the authority.
C. Economic development revolving fund bonds may be issued pursuant to the Statewide Economic Development Finance Act without obtaining the consent of any agency of the state and without any other proceeding or condition other than the proceedings or conditions specified in that act.
D. The economic development revolving fund bonds issued by the authority are negotiable instruments for all purposes of the Uniform Commercial Code [Chapter 55 NMSA 1978].
E. Any resolution for the issuance of economic development revolving fund bonds shall provide that each economic development revolving fund bond authorized shall recite that it is issued by the authority. The recital shall clearly state that the economic development revolving fund bonds are in full compliance with all of the provisions of the Statewide Economic Development Finance Act.
History: Laws 2005, ch. 103, § 15.