New Jersey § 12:11a-13
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 12:11a-13, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 12:11a-13.
(a) The corporation shall establish and maintain a fund called the “South Jersey Port
Corporation Reserve Fund” in which there shall be deposited (1) moneys appropriated
therefor by the State, (2) proceeds of bonds required to be deposited therein by terms
of any contracts between the corporation and its bondholders, and (3) other moneys
or funds of the corporation which it determines to deposit. Moneys in the reserve fund shall be held and applied solely to the payment of the
interest on and principal of bonds of the corporation as the same shall become due
and payable and for the retirement of bonds, and shall not be withdrawn therefrom
if such withdrawal would reduce the amount in such fund to less than the “maximum
debt service reserve,” as hereinafter defined, except for payment of interest then
due and payable on bonds and the principal of bonds then maturing and for the retirement
of bonds in accordance with the terms of any contracts between the corporation and
its bondholders and for which payment of interest or principal or retirement of bonds
other moneys of the corporation are not then available in accordance with the terms
of any such contracts. As herein used “maximum debt service reserve” means, as of any date of computation,
the largest amount of money required by the terms of any contracts between the corporation
and its bondholders to be raised in any succeeding calendar year for the payment of
interest on and maturing principal of outstanding bonds and payments required by the
terms of any such contracts to sinking funds established for the payment or redemption
of such bonds, calculated on the assumption that bonds will cease to be outstanding
after date of such computation by reason of the payment of bonds at their respective
maturities and the payments of such required moneys to sinking funds and the application
thereof in accordance with the terms of any such contracts to the retirement of bonds. Moneys in said fund at any time in excess of the maximum debt service reserve, whether
by reason of investment or otherwise, may be withdrawn at any time by the corporation
and transferred to any other fund or account of the corporation. (b) Moneys at any time in the South Jersey Port Corporation Reserve Fund or in any
other fund or account of the corporation may be invested in any obligations of, or
as to which the principal and interest is guaranteed by, this State or the United
States, or in certificates of deposit secured by obligations of this State or of the
United States. (c) Notwithstanding any other provision contained in this act, no bonds shall be issued
by the corporation unless there is in the reserve fund the maximum debt service reserve
for all bonds issued and bonds about to be issued, provided, however, that nothing
shall preclude the corporation from satisfying the foregoing requirement by depositing
so much of the proceeds of the bonds about to be issued, upon their issuance as is
needed to achieve the maximum debt service reserve.
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