Nevada Code § 349.825

Issuance of revenue bonds: Director required to submit findings to Advisory Committee on Financing Exports and State Board of Finance; approval of State Board of Finance; limitation on amount of bonds
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1. Subject to the limitations imposed by
subsection 2, the Director may, if he or she finds it feasible, issue revenue
bonds to the extent necessary to provide sufficient money for guaranteed
funding, pay the interest on the bonds until the proceeds are so used, procure
insurance, create reserves to cover guarantees he or she is obligated to honor,
and pay all other expenses incurred in providing guaranteed funding and
administering the program.
2. Before any bonds may be issued pursuant
to this section, except those issued for the purpose of refunding outstanding
bonds, the Director shall submit to the Advisory Committee on Financing
Exports, if created, his or her findings that:
(a) All of the conditions prerequisite to
providing guaranteed funding, as set forth in NRS
349.760 and 349.765 , are met;
(b) A satisfactory plan of repayment or an
assurance of repayment by a third party is available so as to make any bonds
issued pursuant to this section marketable; and
(c) The anticipated revenues from the program are
sufficient to repay the bonds issued pursuant to this section.
3. The Advisory Committee on Financing
Exports, if created, shall recommend approval, with or without conditions, or
disapproval of the findings of the Director made pursuant to subsection 2. The
Director shall submit to the State Board of Finance a copy of his or her
findings and the recommendations of the Advisory Committee on Financing
Exports, if any. If the Board approves, the Director may proceed to issue the bonds
in the amount approved, but the aggregate principal amount of the outstanding
bonds issued must not exceed $50,000,000, exclusive of any bonds or obligations
which have been refunded.

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