§ 3651. Definitions. For the purposes of this title, unless the\ncontext otherwise requires:\n 1. "Authority" or "Nassau county interim finance authority" means the\npublic benefit corporation created by this title.\n 2. "Bonds" means bonds, notes and other evidences of indebtedness,\nissued or incurred by the authority.\n 3. "Chief fiscal officer" means the chief fiscal officer of the county\nas defined in the county charter.\n 4. "Comptroller" means the comptroller of the county.\n 5. "Control period" means a period determined by the authority in\naccordance with section thirty-six hundred sixty-nine of this title.\n 6. "County" means the county of Nassau.\n 7. "County charter" means the county government law of Nassau county,\nas amended.\n 8. "County executive" means the county executive of the county.\n 9. "County tax revenues" means (a) that portion of tax revenues that\nis deducted and withheld for transfer and credit by the authority to the\ncounty of Nassau revenue anticipation note withholding fund established\nby the authority and (b) the balance of tax revenues transferred by the\nauthority to the county, pursuant to section thirty-six hundred\nfifty-seven of this title.\n 10. "Covered organization" means the Nassau health care corporation,\nand any other governmental agency, public authority or public benefit\ncorporation which receives or may receive moneys directly, indirectly or\ncontingently from the county, but excluding the authority and (i) any\ngovernmental agency, public authority or public benefit corporation\nspecifically exempted from the provisions of this title by order of the\nauthority upon application of such agency, public authority, or\ncorporation to the authority or at the authority's own motion upon a\nfinding by the authority that such exemption does not materially affect\nthe ability of the county to adopt and maintain a budget pursuant to the\nprovisions of this title, and provided that at the time of such\nexemption, there shall have been and during the period of such exemption\nthere shall be an annual audit by a nationally recognized independent\ncertified public accounting firm or consortium of firms, one of which\nshall be a nationally recognized firm, of the covered organization's\nfinancial statements performed in accordance with generally accepted\nauditing standards and report by such auditor thereon which includes an\nopinion that the financial statements so audited have been prepared in\naccordance with generally accepted accounting principles and such other\ninformation as such auditors deem appropriate, (ii) any state public\nauthority as defined in section two hundred one of the civil service\nlaw, unless specifically named above, or (iii) any governmental agency,\nauthority, commission or instrumentality created by compact or agreement\nbetween the state of New York and another state or states; provided,\nhowever, that the authority may terminate any exemption granted by order\nof the authority pursuant to this subdivision upon a determination that\nthe circumstances upon which such exemption was granted are no longer\napplicable.\n 11. "Director of the budget" means the director of the budget of the\nstate.\n 12. "Financeable costs" or "costs" means costs to finance (a) amounts\nnecessary to accomplish a refunding, repayment or restructuring of a\nportion of the county's outstanding indebtedness or that of any covered\norganization, (b) cash flow needs of the county, (c) tax certiorari\nsettlements and judgments of any kind to which the county is a party,\n(d) appropriated capital costs of the county, including the costs of any\npreliminary studies, surveys, maps, plans, estimates and hearings, (e)\namounts necessary to finance any county deficit, to the extent\nauthorized by state law, or (f) incidental costs, including, but not\nlimited to, legal fees, printing or engraving, publication of notices,\ntaking of title, apportionment of costs, and capitalized inte
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