Nevada Code § 349.948

Prerequisites for financing water projects
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The Director shall not finance a water project
unless, before financing:
1. The water project has been finally
approved by the Board after a public hearing on the matter.
2. The Director finds and the State Board
of Finance approves the findings of the Director that:
(a) The contemplated lessee, purchaser or other
obligor has sufficient financial resources to place the water project in
operation and to continue its operation, meeting the obligations of the lease,
purchase contract or financing agreement;
(b) There are sufficient safeguards to assure
that all money provided by the Director will be expended solely for the
purposes of the water project; and
(c) The total amount of money necessary to be
provided by the Director for financing the water project has been determined in
writing by the Board on a form acceptable to the Director.
3. For the issuance of state securities,
the Director and the State Board of Finance have received and approved the
authorizing documents showing the legal authority for the obligor to borrow and
repay the proceeds of the state securities.
4. For the issuance of revenue bonds, the
Director and the State Board of Finance have received and approved:
(a) The financial plan showing that the revenues
to be derived from the water project are adequate to pay the principal and
interest on such bonds;
(b) A 5-year operating history from the
contemplated lessee, purchaser or other obligor or from a parent or other
guarantor, who guarantees the payments of principal and interest on any bonds
issued; and
(c) A written statement from the obligor
affirming that the obligor does not undertake to commit the State, and any
political subdivision or municipality thereof to incur any pecuniary liability
in connection with the issuance of the bonds.

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