New Jersey § 18a:64a-19
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§ 18a:64a-19.
(1) Whenever the board of trustees of a county college shall decide that it is necessary
to raise money for the purpose of acquiring or improving lands or buildings for use
by the college or erecting, enlarging, improving, altering, reconstructing, furnishing
or equipping buildings or other structures for use by the college, it may, in lieu
of proceeding in accordance with N.J.S.18A:64A-16 and 18A:64A-17 , at any time prepare and deliver to each member of the board of school estimate a
statement of the estimated cost of such purpose and of the amount of money estimated
by the board of trustees to be then needed for such purpose. If the amount of money so estimated shall include any funds expected to be received
for said purpose as State or federal aid, such statement shall specify the amount
and source of said funds and may include an agreement by the board of trustees to
repay the county, out of the said funds when received, for any amounts appropriated
by any county for the county college in anticipation of said funds. After receipt of such statement, the board of school estimate shall fix and determine
the sum of money then needed for the purpose specified in said statement and the amount
thereof to be raised by the participating county or counties which shall, if there
be two or more such counties, be apportioned among them upon the basis of apportionment
valuations as defined in R.S.54:4-49 and which may include amounts expected to be repaid as aforesaid by the board of
trustees. In the case of a county college joinder created pursuant to N.J.S.18A:64A-24 subsequent to the enactment of P.L.1998, c. 140 , the amount to be raised may be apportioned among the participating counties upon
the basis of apportionment valuations as defined in R.S.54:4-49 ; or, upon the basis of unweighted student credit hours; or upon the basis of any
combination of apportionment valuations and unweighted student credit hours; or in
proportion to the percentage of bonds to be issued by each county for the project
as may be agreed upon by the participating counties and the board of trustees. The board of school estimate shall thereupon make a certificate of such sum and
amount or amounts signed by at least a majority of its members, and copies thereof
and of the statement received from the board of trustees shall be delivered to the
board of trustees and to the board of chosen freeholders of each participating county. (2) The board of chosen freeholders of a participating county upon receipt of any
such certificate shall appropriate the amount certified therein for the purpose therein
specified, or upon receipt of a certificate as provided in N.J.S.18A:64A-17 shall appropriate the amount of the capital outlay expenses certified therein, either: (a) By the method provided for in N.J.S.18A:64A-18 ; or (b) By a bond ordinance authorizing the issuance of bonds or notes of the county to
finance such appropriation and purpose adopted in accordance with the limitations
and any exceptions thereto, and in the manner or mode of procedure, prescribed by
the local bond law, and the sale and issuance of said bonds or notes pursuant to the
local bond law; provided, however, that no down payment shall be required and the
provisions of N.J.S.40A:2-11 of the local bond law shall not be applicable to such bond ordinance and that the
purpose for which the bonds or notes are to be issued may be stated and identified
as and shall be the purpose specified in said certificate notwithstanding that the
appropriation therefor may be sufficient only for planning or other preliminary or
initial expenses in connection therewith or may be made in anticipation of State or
federal aid expected to be received for said purpose and applied to repayment to the
county. (3) The proceeds of the sale of such bonds or notes shall be paid to the treasurer
of the county college and shall be paid out by him only on the warrants or orders
of the board of trustees of the county college. The treasurer shall in no event disburse such proceeds, except to pay and retire
any such notes and pay the expenses of issuing and selling such bonds or notes and
for the purpose or purposes for which such bonds or notes were issued. If for any reason any part of such proceeds are not applied to or necessary for
such purpose or purposes, the board of trustees of the county college may transfer
the balance remaining unapplied to the capital outlay account of the county college. (4) Except with the concurrence and consent of the board of chosen freeholders of
the county expressed by resolution, no amount shall be appropriated under this section
which, if added to the amount of bonds or notes of the county for county college purposes
outstanding or authorized but unissued at the date of such appropriation, shall exceed
an amount equal to one half of one per cent of the equalized valuation basis of said
county as shown on the annual debt statement of the county last filed pursuant to
the local bond law.
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