Vermont § 280d - Definitions As used in this subchapter:
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§ 280d. Definitions As used in this subchapter:
- (1) “Agency” means the Agency of Transportation. (2) “Authority” means the Vermont Economic Development Authority established under section 213 of this title. (3) “Board” means the State Infrastructure Bank Board as established under this subchapter. (4) “Bond act” means any general or special law authorizing a governmental unit to incur
indebtedness for all or any part of the cost of a qualified project. (5) “Bonds” means bonds, notes, or other evidence of indebtedness. (6) “Borrower obligations” means government obligations or a promissory note of a private
enterprise issued to evidence a loan. (7) “Cost,” as applied to any qualified project, means any or all costs, whenever incurred,
approved by the Agency, of carrying out a qualified project, including costs for preliminary
planning or legal, fiscal, and economic investigations, reports, and studies to determine
the economic or engineering feasibility of a qualified project; engineering and architectural
reports, studies, surveys, designs, plans, working drawings, and specifications necessary
in the construction of a qualified project; construction; expansion; facilities; improvement
and rehabilitation; acquisition of real property, personal property, materials, machinery,
or equipment; start-up costs; demolitions and relocations; reasonable reserves and
working capital; interest on loans, borrower obligations and notes in anticipation
thereof prior to and during construction of such qualified project or prior to the
date of such loan, if later; administrative, legal, and financing expenses; and other
expenses necessary or incidental to the above. (8) “Financial assistance” means any financial assistance for a qualified project provided
by the Board under the Program, including loans to and leases with qualified borrowers,
the establishment of reserves and other security, and guarantees of and credit enhancement
for the obligations of governmental units and private enterprises incurred in connection
with the financing of qualified projects. (9) “General revenues” when used with reference to a governmental unit means revenues,
receipts, assessments, and other monies of a governmental unit, and all rights to
receive the same, including revenue permitted to be collected by municipalities, project
revenue, assessments upon or payments received from any other governmental unit that
is a member or service recipient of the governmental unit, proceeds of loans made
in accordance with this subchapter and of grants made in accordance with State transportation
or highway grant programs, investment earnings, reserves for debt service or other
capital or current expenses, receipts from any rate, charge, tax excise, or fee, all
or a part of the receipts of which are payable or distributable to or for the account
of the governmental unit, local aid distributions, if any, and receipts, distributions,
reimbursements, and other assistance from the State or the United States; provided,
however, that general revenues shall not include any monies restricted by law to specific
statutorily defined purposes inconsistent with their treatment as general revenues
for purposes of this subchapter. (10) “Government obligations or governmental obligations” means bonds, notes, or other
evidence of indebtedness issued by a government unit to evidence a loan. (11) “Government unit or governmental unit” means any municipality, regional development
corporation that is qualified pursuant to 24 V.S.A. chapter 76, or other instrumentality of the State or any of its political subdivisions, that
is responsible for the construction, ownership, or operation of a qualified project. (12) “Guarantee” means a contract or contracts entered into by the Program pursuant to
which the Program agrees to guarantee all or a portion of the obligations of a governmental
unit or private enterprise incurred to finance a qualified project. (13) “Highway account” means the highway account of the Program, established under this
subchapter. (14) “ISTEA” means the federal Intermodal Surface Transportation Efficiency Act of 1991,
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