Wisconsin § 234.165 - Authority surplus fund.

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§ 234.165. Authority surplus fund.

234.165(1) (1) The authority shall continue the authority surplus fund established under its resolutions authorizing the issuance of its bonds or notes before May 8, 1982. 234.165(2) (2) 234.165(2)(a) (a) In this subsection, “surplus” means assets of the authority which are not required to pay the cost of issuance of bonds or notes of the authority, to make financially feasible economic development loans and housing projects receiving proceeds from authority bond or note issues or to honor agreements with bondholders and noteholders. 234.165(2)(b) (b) 234.165(2)(b)1. 1. Annually before August 31 the chairperson of the authority shall certify and file with the secretary of administration a report of the actual surplus available on the preceding June 30 and the surplus projected by the authority to be available on the succeeding June 30. Together with this report, the chairperson of the authority shall report, as of the preceding June 30: 234.165(2)(b)1.a. a. The amount or value and an explanation of all short-term deferred receivables and property of the authority and any amounts reserved to cover any deficiency in operating revenue or to fund the replacement or maintenance of assets of the authority. 234.165(2)(b)1.b. b. The amount reserved to be used for loans and other expenditures under each plan approved under this subsection in each prior year. 234.165(2)(b)1.bm. bm. The amount reserved to be used for loans and other expenditures under any plan approved under this subsection that has been loaned or expended or that has been returned to the surplus since the effective date of the plan submitted under this subsection in the previous year. 234.165(2)(b)1.c. c. The amount reserved to be used for loans and other expenditures under any plan approved under this subsection in any prior year that is not legally obligated to be paid to a party other than the authority, the planned use of each such amount, and the projected date by which any such amount that is not used in accordance with the plan approved for its use will become a part of the authority’s surplus. 234.165(2)(b)1.cm. cm. The amount reserved to be used for loans and other expenditures under any plan approved under this subsection in any prior year that have been approved by the authority but for which the authority has not yet signed a contract, the planned use of each such amount, and the projected date by which any such amount that is not used in accordance with the plan approved for its use will become a part of the authority’s surplus. 234.165(2)(b)1.d. d. The actual surplus that became available on the preceding June 30, together with the projected surplus for that date as contained in the authority’s report under this subdivision in the previous year. 234.165(2)(b)2. 2. Annually before August 31 the authority shall submit to the governor a plan for expending or encumbering the actual surplus reported under subd. 1. The part of the plan related to housing shall be consistent with the state housing strategy plan under s.

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