Vermont § 4556 - Cooperation by government agencies; cost All officers, departments, boards, agencies, divisions, and commissions of the State must render any services to the
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§ 4556. Cooperation by government agencies; cost All officers, departments, boards, agencies, divisions, and commissions of the State must render any services to the
- Bank as are within the area of their respective governmental
functions as fixed by law and as may be requested by the Bank and must comply promptly
with any reasonable request by the Bank as to the making of any study or review as
to desirability, need, cost, or expense with respect to any public project, purpose
or improvement, or the financial feasibility thereof or the financial or fiscal responsibility
or ability in connection therewith of any governmental unit making application for
loan to the Bank and for the purchase by the Bank of municipal bonds or revenue bonds
to be issued by that governmental unit
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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