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<br />' General Assembly of North Carolina Session 2009 <br /> 1 subdivision of the State for anv purpose for which the deposit of bonds notes or obligations of <br /> 2 the State is now or may be authorized by law <br /> 3 "& 77-126. Refunding bonds or notes. <br /> 4 ~ The Trust may issue refunding bonds or notes for the purpose of refunding any <br /> 5 outstanding bonds or notes issued under this Article including an ry edemption premium on the <br /> 6 bonds or notes and anv interest accrued or to accrue to the date of redemption Refunding <br />' 7 bonds or notes shall be issued in accordance with the same procedures and requirements as <br /> 8 bonds or notes. Refunding bonds or notes may be sold or exchanged for outstanding bonds and <br /> 9 notes issued under this Article. <br />' 10 Refunding bonds or notes may have different interest rates and maturities than the bonds or <br /> 11 notes being refunded. The proceeds of refunding bonds or notes maybe applied to any of the <br />' 12 <br />13 following: <br />~ The pavment, purchase, and retirement of the bonds or notes being refunded <br /> 14 by direct application to the pa m~purchase and retirement <br />t 15 <br />16 ~ The pavment, purchase, and retirement of the bonds or notes being refunded <br />b the deposit in trust of the proceeds. <br /> 17 ~ The pavment of anv expenses incurred in connection with the refunding <br /> <br />18 . <br />~4 <br />~ For anv other uses not inconsistent with the refunding <br /> <br />' <br />19 , <br />. <br />~ The proceedings providing for the issuance of refunding bonds or notes may limit <br /> 20 the investments in which the proceeds of a particular refunding issue may be invested Unless <br /> 21 prohibited by the proceedings, the proceeds of refunding bonds or notes that are deposited in <br />' 22 trust for the pavment, purchase, and retirement of outstanding bonds or notes may be invested <br /> 23 in anv of the following <br /> 24 ~ Direct obligations of the United States of America. <br />' 25 ~ Obligations whose principal and interest are guaranteed by the United States <br /> 26 of America. <br /> 27 X3,2 Evidences of ownership of a proportionate interest in an obligation that is <br />' 28 described in subdivision (1) or (21 of this subsection and is held in a <br /> 29 custodial capacity by a bank or trust companyorganized under the laws of <br /> 30 the United States of America or a state. <br /> 31 ~ Obligations of the State or a unit of local government of the State when <br /> 32 pavment of the principal of and interest on the obligations has been provided <br /> 33 for by depositing with a trustee or other escrow agent obligations that meet <br /> 34 all of the following: <br />' 35 a. Are described in subdivisions (1 , (2), or (3) of this subsection. <br /> 36 b. When due and payable, will provide enough money when added to <br /> 37 <br />38 any other money held in trust for this purpose to ~v the principal of <br />premium, if any, and interest on the State or local obli ations. <br /> 39 c. Are rated in the highest category Standard & Poor's Corporation <br /> <br />' 40 <br />41 and Moody's Investors Service, Inc. <br />~ Obligations of the State or a unit of local government when payment of the <br /> 42 principal and interest on the obligations is insured by a bond insurance <br /> 43 company rated in the highest categor~y Standard & Poor's Corporation and <br />' 44 Moody's Investors Service, Inc. <br /> 45 ~, Full faith and credit obligations of the State or a unit of local government of <br /> 46 the State that are rated in the highest categor~by Standard & Poor's <br />' 47 Corporation and Moody's Investors Service, Inc. <br /> 48 ~ An~bligations or investments in which the State Treasurer is then <br /> 49 authorized to invest funds of the State. <br />' S0 ~ This section does not limit any of the following <br />' 5967 [Filed] <br />F-2 <br />Attachment number 3 <br />P~ggd ~9 of 320 <br />