West Virginia Code § 17-17A-4

Establishment of terms and sale of notes; financial advisor
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The description contained in any declaration with respect to an issue of notes hereunder
shall specify the particular surface transportation improvements to be financed through the
issuance of the notes, the estimate of the cost of such improvements, the aggregate amount
of outstanding notes which may at any point in time constitute a part of such issue, the time
or times and manner of sale of such notes, and the particular terms of such enotes, or the
manner in which such terms will be determined, including the date or dates, time or times of
issuance, time or times and amount or amounts of maturity or maturitiers, specified or
variable rate or rates of interest, the form of such notes and provisions for registration or
exchange, if applicable, the method and manner of payment of such notes, the provisions, if
any, for redemption or renewal of such notes, and specifying such other similar matters as
the commissioner may determine to be necessary and approtpriate in connection with the
sale and issuance of the notes.
The notes of an issue described in any such declaration shall be sold in such manner, at such
price or prices and on such terms and conditions as no less than three members of the five-
member group, comprised of the treasurer, thse Auditor, the commissioner of finance and
administration, the Tax Commissioner and the commissioner, determines to be in the best
interest of the state, taking into account the financial responsibility of the purchaser and the
terms and conditions of purchase angd especially the availability of the proceeds of the notes
when needed to pay the cost of the related surface transportation improvements. Such five-
member group shall serve as feinancial advisor and upon the determination of no less than
three members, as aforesaid, may retain professional financial assistance for such purpose.

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