Section 6-8B-56 - Issuance of credit enhancement obligation--Conditions. - South-dakota Statutes

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6-8B-56. Issuance of credit enhancement obligation--Conditions. The governing body of any municipality or county may authorize the issuance of a credit enhancement obligation upon compliance with the requirements of this section and chapter 1-16A. The governing body shall find and determine that:
(1) The credit enhancement obligation will serve as a public purpose of such municipality or county by promoting the public health, welfare, or safety of residents of the municipality or county by permitting or assisting a qualified nonprofit corporation to borrow money at rates, for a term or in amounts not otherwise available to such corporation;
(2) The purpose of the borrowing by a qualified nonprofit corporation is to finance or refinance real or personal property or other costs incurred by or on behalf of a qualified nonprofit corporation for the purpose of providing hospital services within the State of South Dakota; and
(3) The reasonably anticipated revenues of the qualified nonprofit corporation and any other available amounts or revenues are expected to be sufficient to pay debt service when due with respect to bonds or other obligations to be secured by the credit enhancement obligation.

Source: SL 1992, ch 3, § 5.

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6-8B-56. Issuance of credit enhancement obligation--Conditions. The governing body of any municipality or county may authorize the issuance of a credit enhancement obligation upon compliance with the requirements of this section and chapter 1-16A. The governing body shall find and determine that:
(1) The credit enhancement obligation will serve as a public purpose of such municipality or county by promoting the public health, welfare, or safety of residents of the municipality or county by permitting or assisting a qualified nonprofit corporation to borrow money at rates, for a term or in amounts not otherwise available to such corporation;
(2) The purpose of the borrowing by a qualified nonprofit corporation is to finance or refinance real or personal property or other costs incurred by or on behalf of a qualified nonprofit corporation for the purpose of providing hospital services within the State of South Dakota; and
(3) The reasonably anticipated revenues of the qualified nonprofit corporation and any other available amounts or revenues are expected to be sufficient to pay debt service when due with respect to bonds or other obligations to be secured by the credit enhancement obligation.

Source: SL 1992, ch 3, § 5.

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6-8B-56. Issuance of credit enhancement obligation--Conditions. The governing body of any municipality or county may authorize the issuance of a credit enhancement obligation upon compliance with the requirements of this section and chapter 1-16A. The governing body shall find and determine that:
(1) The credit enhancement obligation will serve as a public purpose of such municipality or county by promoting the public health, welfare, or safety of residents of the municipality or county by permitting or assisting a qualified nonprofit corporation to borrow money at rates, for a term or in amounts not otherwise available to such corporation;
(2) The purpose of the borrowing by a qualified nonprofit corporation is to finance or refinance real or personal property or other costs incurred by or on behalf of a qualified nonprofit corporation for the purpose of providing hospital services within the State of South Dakota; and
(3) The reasonably anticipated revenues of the qualified nonprofit corporation and any other available amounts or revenues are expected to be sufficient to pay debt service when due with respect to bonds or other obligations to be secured by the credit enhancement obligation.

Source: SL 1992, ch 3, § 5.