Iowa Admin. Code r. 265-37.5 - [Rescinded effective 4/23/2025] Waiver of RZ bonding authority
(1) A
county or large municipality that has received an allocation of RZ bonds may,
prior to July 1,2010, voluntarily waive all or part of such allocation to the
authority by completing the applicable RZ bond waiver form provided by the
authority.
(2) As provided in the
Act, any portion of a county or large municipality's RZ bond allocation that
has not been used by July 1, 2010, is deemed waived, and such amount will be
subject to reallocation by the authority pursuant to rule
265-37.7 (16). The authority
will consider an allocation (or a portion thereof) used if the issuer for such
allocation has taken substantive action toward issuance of the applicable RZ
bonds. "Substantive action" includes, but is not limited to, (a) the adoption
of resolutions or ordinances authorizing the sale or issuance of bonds, or (b)
the completion of procedures, such as public hearings, referenda or related
petition periods, to vest authority for the issuance of bonds.
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(1) A county or large municipality that has received an allocation of RZ bonds may, prior to July 1,2010, voluntarily waive all or part of such allocation to the authority by completing the applicable RZ bond waiver form provided by the authority.
(2) As provided in the Act, any portion of a county or large municipality's RZ bond allocation that has not been used by July 1, 2010, is deemed waived, and such amount will be subject to reallocation by the authority pursuant to rule 265-37.7 (16). The authority will consider an allocation (or a portion thereof) used if the issuer for such allocation has taken substantive action toward issuance of the applicable RZ bonds. "Substantive action" includes, but is not limited to, (a) the adoption of resolutions or ordinances authorizing the sale or issuance of bonds, or (b) the completion of procedures, such as public hearings, referenda or related petition periods, to vest authority for the issuance of bonds.