1 Tex. Admin. Code § 53.245 - Basic Financing Documents
The following shall constitute basic financing documents:
(1) loan agreement or other
financing document;
(2) trust
indenture, bond resolution, or other document, which shall include the
following provisions:
(A) terms of the sale
of the bonds, i.e., negotiated, competitive or otherwise, identification of the
purchaser, whether sold at par or discount;
(B) place and manner of payment for the
bonds;
(C) title, aggregate amount,
denomination, bond number(s), and purpose of the bonds;
(D) maturity schedule;
(E) payment date(s), interest rate(s), and/or
method or formula for setting interest rate(s);
(F) redemption provisions, if any;
(G) designation of registrar and provisions
for registration and transfer of the bonds;
(H) form of bond;
(I) pledge and source of payment of the bonds
and disposition of the bond proceeds;
(J) creation and designation of all funds
relating to the disposition of bond proceeds and to the payment and security
for the bonds;
(K) authorization to
use official seal on the bonds and for the appropriate officers to sign the
bonds and the form of such signature and seal (manual and/or facsimile);
and
(L) specific description of the
project to be financed or refinanced which includes a general, functional
description of the type and use of the facility; the owner, operator, or
manager of the facility and the prospective location of the facility by its
street address or, if none, by a general description of its specific
location;
(3) credit
agreement or other documents such as tender agent agreement, remarketing
agreement, or other agreements which provide or facilitate credit enhancement
for the bonds, if any, or govern provisions of the bonds. If the issuer is not
a party to such agreements, they need only be submitted in substantially final
form, unexecuted;
(4) guarantee
agreement or other documents guaranteeing the bonds, if any;
(5) official statement (or preliminary
official statement if the official statement is not available) or other
offering document and official notice of sale, if any;
(6) bond purchase agreement, if
any;
(7) deed of trust or other
mortgage documents, if any, in substantially final form, unexecuted.
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