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<br><br> <br>Page 1 of 2 <br>58.150 Revenue bond anticipation notes. <br>(1) When the governing body of any county, city, or other municipal corporation, or <br>agency thereof, shall make a determination that, in accordance with the provisions <br>of any section of the statutes authorizing it to issue revenue bonds, assessment <br>bonds, or mortgage bonds to finance any project, it will finance a project by the <br>issuance of bonds, then in anticipation of financing, the governing body may <br>provide for the interim financing of a project by the sale and issuance of revenue <br>bond, assessment bond, or mortgage bond anticipation notes, as the case may be, <br>bearing interest at a rate or rates not exceeding the maximum rate permitted for the <br>issuance of the bonds so anticipated, and payable within a specified period of time <br>only from the proceeds of the bonds, when issued, or from the revenues or income <br>of the project as may be available prior to or at maturity of the notes; provided that <br>the initial term of the notes shall not be in excess of five (5) years from the date of <br>issuance. The term &quot;revenue bond&quot; means bonds, notes, or other obligations for the <br>payment of money issued by the state, any county, municipality, or other public <br>district or authority except a school district, or any corporation or other corporate <br>body acting as an instrumentality of the unit, and payable from a special fund into <br>which some or all of the revenues of a public project have been or will be paid. <br>&quot;Assessment bond&quot; means bonds, notes, or other obligations for the payment of <br>money issued by any one (1) or more of the same issuing authorities payable from a <br>special fund into which assessments levied on properties for benefits conferred have <br>been or will be paid in accordance with law. &quot;Mortgage bond&quot; means revenue bonds <br>which are secured by a mortgage deed of trust. A school district shall not be <br>excluded from these definitions if it is authorized by the Kentucky Board of <br>Education, by general or special authorization, to proceed under the authority of this <br>section or KRS 56.513 through the agency of the appropriate city or county. <br>(2) The notes authorized herein shall be sold in the same manner as the bonds in <br>anticipation of which they are issued, except that when the principal amount of the <br>notes does not exceed one million dollars (&#36;1,000,000) the provisions of KRS <br>424.360 for advertisement of the notes in a publication having general circulation <br>among bond buyers shall be inapplicable, and the other publications required by this <br>section shall be deemed sufficient. <br>(3) Each bond anticipation note may include prepayment provisions which will allow <br>the issuing authority to prepay the note after giving reasonable notice to the holder; <br>shall identify the bond issue from the proceeds of which the note or notes and any <br>interest thereon are to be paid; and shall include a statement that the note is being <br>issued in anticipation of the identified bond issue, and that neither the note, nor the <br>interest, shall constitute or evidence an indebtedness of the issuing authority. Each <br>note and the interest, to the extent not previously paid from other sources, shall be <br>paid from the proceeds of the identified bond issue, when the proceeds have been <br>received and are available; provided, however, that payment from the revenues of <br>the project, for the financing of which the bonds will eventually be issued, shall be <br>permitted, and provision shall be made for payment of that portion of the principal <br><br> <br>Page 2 of 2 <br>of any note issue which represents the principal of the proposed bonds scheduled to <br>mature on or prior to the maturity of the notes. <br>(4) The notes authorized herein may be issued in a principal amount sufficient to <br>include all interest due on the notes at or prior to maturity, if the notes shall be <br>issued for a term of three (3) years or less, and the notes may be sold at a discount <br>representing the interest due to the purchaser during the term. <br>(5) When, prior to the maturity of any notes issued under the authority of this section or <br>KRS 56.513, the governing body of the issuing authority shall make a determination <br>that by reason of construction delays, changes in plans, uncertainties in the bond <br>market, or other causes justifying delay in the final offering of the bond issue, the <br>bond issue should not immediately be offered, renewal notes may be issued subject <br>to the same limitations contained in this section or KRS 56.513 relative to the <br>original issue of notes, and the proceeds of the sale of the renewal notes shall be <br>applied to the payment of the principal of the notes originally issued, or any prior <br>issue of renewal notes, or to the payment of interest due or to become due on the <br>notes or renewal notes; provided, however, that the interest, including discount, if <br>any, payable from the proceeds of notes or renewal notes shall not exceed an <br>amount equal to three (3) years' interest from the date of the original notes at the <br>rate per annum established for the original notes. <br>(6) Counties, cities, and other municipal corporations, or agencies, in the discretion of <br>the governing body in each case, may, as an alternative to this section and for <br>interim financing purposes, solicit proposals, issue bond anticipation notes, and <br>make commitment agreements in the same manner as provided for the State <br>Property and Buildings Commission by KRS 56.513; provided, however, that in the <br>case of notes issued on behalf of a school district, general or special approval of the <br>Kentucky Board of Education shall be required in substitution for the approval of <br>the State Property and Buildings Commission; and provided further, that the <br>approval of the State Property and Buildings Commission will not be required for <br>any issue of a county, city, or other municipal corporation, or any agency, and <br>references to the commission shall be interpreted to be references to the governing <br>body of the issuing authority. <br>(7) Nothing herein shall be deemed to invalidate any bond anticipation notes sold or <br>issued under general statutes prior to the adoption of this section and KRS 56.513. <br>(8) Each bond anticipation note issued according to this section or KRS 56.513, and the <br>receipt of interest on the note, shall be exempt from all taxation by the <br>Commonwealth and all of its subdivisions, municipalities, and taxing authorities; <br>and this may be stated as a representation in the text of each bond anticipation note. <br>Effective: July 15, 1996 <br>History: Amended 1996 Ky. Acts ch. 274, sec. 62, effective July 15, 1996; and ch. 362, <br>sec. 6, effective July 15, 1996. -- Repealed and reenacted 1990 Ky. Acts ch. 476, Pt. <br>V, sec. 290, effective July 13, 1990. -- Amended 1978 Ky. Acts ch. 155, sec. 82, <br>effective June 17, 1978. -- Created 1970 Ky. Acts ch. 152, sec. 2. <br><br>