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Issuance and sale of bonds pursuant to the County Pollution Control Revenue Bond Act shall be authorized by resolution adopted by the governing body of the county issuing said bonds, which resolution shall determine the maximum aggregate principal amount, maximum maturity and maximum interest rate of the bonds to be issued thereunder, and may provide for determinations to be made by resolution or resolutions adopted by said governing body with respect to the issuance of a lesser aggregate principal amount of bonds, the designation or substitution of a trustee for bondholders or depositary or escrow agent for bonds proceeds, the issuance of bonds in one or more series and, with respect to any series of bonds, the principal amount, maturity or maturities, sinking fund provisions, redemption provisions, price or prices which may be at, above or below par, and interest rate or rates of the bonds of such series. The agreement of lease or sale securing the bonds of any series, and the execution and delivery thereof, may be authorized by resolution adopted by said governing body.
No notice, consent or approval by any governmental body or public officer shall be required as a prerequisite to the sale or issuance of any bonds or the making of a mortgage under the authority of the County Pollution Control Revenue Bond Act, except as provided in that act.
Cite this article: FindLaw.com - New Mexico Statutes Chapter 4. Counties § 4-60-13. Proceedings for issuance and sale of bonds; no notice or publication required - last updated January 01, 2024 | https://codes.findlaw.com/nm/chapter-4-counties/nm-st-sect-4-60-13/
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