Section 5-12-27.5 - Assistance in conserving and improving soil and water resources of highly erodiblecropland by means of loans--Revenue bonds and interim notes authorized. - South-dakota Statutes

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5-12-27.5. Assistance in conserving and improving soil and water resources of highly erodible cropland by means of loans--Revenue bonds and interim notes authorized. It being declared to be in the public interest, the South Dakota Building Authority may, pursuant to chapter 5-12, finance loans to participants in a program of the United States to assist owners and operators of highly-erodible cropland in conserving and improving the soil and water resources of their farms or ranches within the state and may, for the purpose of financing such loans, issue revenue bonds or interim notes, pursuant to the powers vested in the authority.

Source: SL 1988, ch 52, § 1.

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5-12-27.5. Assistance in conserving and improving soil and water resources of highly erodible cropland by means of loans--Revenue bonds and interim notes authorized. It being declared to be in the public interest, the South Dakota Building Authority may, pursuant to chapter 5-12, finance loans to participants in a program of the United States to assist owners and operators of highly-erodible cropland in conserving and improving the soil and water resources of their farms or ranches within the state and may, for the purpose of financing such loans, issue revenue bonds or interim notes, pursuant to the powers vested in the authority.

Source: SL 1988, ch 52, § 1.

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5-12-27.5. Assistance in conserving and improving soil and water resources of highly erodible cropland by means of loans--Revenue bonds and interim notes authorized. It being declared to be in the public interest, the South Dakota Building Authority may, pursuant to chapter 5-12, finance loans to participants in a program of the United States to assist owners and operators of highly-erodible cropland in conserving and improving the soil and water resources of their farms or ranches within the state and may, for the purpose of financing such loans, issue revenue bonds or interim notes, pursuant to the powers vested in the authority.

Source: SL 1988, ch 52, § 1.