New Jersey § 58:11b-12

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§ 58:11b-12.

a. To assure the continued operation and solvency of the trust, the trust may require

that if a local government unit fails or is unable to pay to the trust in full when

due any obligations of the local government unit to the trust, an amount sufficient

to satisfy the deficiency shall be paid by the State Treasurer to the trust from State

aid payable to the local government unit. As used in this section, obligations of the local government unit include the principal

of or interest on bonds, notes or other obligations of a local government unit issued

to or guaranteed by the trust, including the subrogation of the trust to the right

of the holders of those obligations, any fees or charges payable to the trust, and

any amounts payable by a local government unit under any service contract or other

contractual arrangement the payments under which are pledged to secure any bonds or

notes issued to the trust by another local government unit. State aid includes business personal property tax replacement revenues, State urban

aid and State revenue sharing, as these terms are defined in section 2 of P.L.1976,

c. 38 ( C.40A:3-3 ), or other similar forms of State aid payable to the local government unit and to

the extent permitted by federal law, federal moneys appropriated or apportioned to

the local government unit by the State, and for loans made in support of transportation

projects, State aid shall also include county and municipal transportation aid issued

pursuant to section 25 of P.L.1984, c. 73 ( C.27:1B-25 ). (1) If the trust requires, and there has been a failure or inability by a local government

unit to pay its obligations to the trust remaining uncured for a period of 30 days,

the chairman of the trust shall certify to the State Treasurer, with written notice

to the fiscal officer of the local government unit and to the Legislature, the amount

remaining unpaid, and the State Treasurer shall pay that amount to the trust, or if

the right to receive those payments has been pledged or assigned to a trustee for

benefit of the holders of bonds, notes or other obligations of the trust, to that

trustee, out of the State aid payable to the local government unit, until the amount

so certified is paid. (2) The amount paid over to the trust shall be deducted from the corresponding appropriation

or apportionment of State aid payable to the local government unit and shall not obligate

the State to make, nor entitle the local government unit to receive, any additional

appropriation or apportionment. The obligation of the State Treasurer to make payments to the trust or trustee and

the right of the trust or trustee to receive those payments shall be subject and subordinate

to the rights of holders of qualified bonds issued or to be issued pursuant to P.L.1976,

c. 38 ( C.40A:3-1 et seq. ). (3) In those instances where the local government units are municipal or county sewerage,

utility or improvement authorities created pursuant to P.L.1946, c. 138 ( C.40:14A-1 et seq. ) or P.L.1957, c. 183 ( C.40:14B-1 et seq. ), the trust may require the municipalities or counties which receive service or other

benefits from the districts or authorities to enter into service contracts or other

contractual arrangements under which they would be required to make payments which

would satisfy any deficiencies in the revenues of the districts or authorities to

repay the loans made by the trust, which contracts would be pledged to secure the

payment of the loans of the trust. b. Whenever a local government unit , public water utility, or other person covenants or pledges to or secures the payment of its obligations to the trust by,

in whole or in part, certain revenues of the local government unit , public water utility, or other person derived by the local government unit from the imposition of rates, fees and charges,

and if payments by another local government unit , public water utility, or other person under a service contract or other contractual arrangement are pledged to the payment

of the obligations, the other local government unit , public water utility, or other person , fails or is unable to pay in full when due any of the obligations and the State

aid revenues , if applicable, for any reason have not been made available for the payment of the obligations or

have not been made available in sufficient amounts to pay the obligations in full,

the trust is authorized during the period of such failure to cause the local government

unit , public water utility, or other person , in accordance with the covenants or pledges established in any loan or other agreement

relating thereto, to establish and collect rates, fees and charges in the amounts

required to pay the obligations in accordance with the covenants or pledges established

in the loan or other agreement relating thereto. c. In the event that a local government unit or public water utility , consortia thereof or private entity receiving a loan from the trust fails or is

unable to pay to the trust in full when due any obligations of the local government

unit or public water utility , consortia thereof, or private entity to the trust, the trust shall have the authority

to exercise any and all recourses available to it under the law in an effort to recover

any amounts owed to the trust.

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