Chapter 49

§49-1 Definitions for County Revenue Bonds

§49-2 County management of projects and loan programs

§49-3 County powers to build, run, and finance projects

§49-4 How counties can approve projects and set bond terms

§49-5 How the county sells revenue bonds

§49-6 Form and execution of revenue bonds

§49-7 CUSIP numbers on revenue bonds and who pays for them

§49-8 Support facility for variable rate revenue bonds

§49-9 What a bond resolution may include

§49-10 Setting fees to keep bond-funded projects self-supporting

§49-11 How bond money can be spent

§49-12 Revenue bonds get first claim on pledged income

§49-13 Revenue bonds are not a general county debt

§49-14 County projects and loans are tax-free

§49-15 Federal tax-exempt status; preference; protection

§49-16 Who may invest in county revenue bonds

§49-17 County finance director's duties for revenue bond payments

§49-18 How reserve money can be invested

§49-19 Borrowing money before selling bonds

§49-20 Refunding revenue bonds

§49-21 Rules for lost or damaged revenue bonds

§49-22 Getting another county's permission for projects

§49-23 Counties do not need state permits for projects

§49-24 County revenue bonds are approved despite past mistakes

§49-25 How this chapter works with other laws