Maryland Code § LG-21-209

Section LG-21-209
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(a) The district council may borrow money, on the full faith and credit of the
district, to:
(1) acquire by purchase or condemnation an easement under § 21-
208 of this subtitle to construct a project in or for the district; and
(2) complete the project.
(b) (1) The money borrowed by the district council for a project shall:
(i) bear interest at a rate set by the district council not
exceeding 6% per year;
(ii) be payable semiannually; and
(iii) be secured by bonds, notes, or other evidence of
indebtedness issued by the district council on the full faith and credit of the district.
(2) Subject to § 21-212(e)(2) of this subtitle, the bonds, notes, or other
evidence of indebtedness issued under this subsection shall:
(i) be exempt from State, county, and municipal taxation;
(ii) mature serially at the times determined by the district
council, not to exceed 30 years;
(iii) be made payable within 30 years after issuance; and
(iv) be issued under the seal of the county.

(3) Notwithstanding §§ 19-205 and 19-206 of this article, the district
council may sell the bonds, notes, or other evidence of indebtedness at public or
private sale.
(c) (1) The governing body of the county shall guarantee the payment of
principal of and interest on any bonds issued by the district council under this section.
(2) The guaranty shall be endorsed on each bond in the following
language:
"The payment of interest when due and the principal at maturity is
guaranteed by ….. County, Maryland."
(3) Within 20 days after the bonds are ready for endorsement, the
endorsement shall be:
(i) signed on each bond by the chair of the governing body or
the county executive, as applicable;
(ii) attested to by the clerk of the governing body of the county;
and
(iii) affixed with the county seal.

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