Effective 09 Feb 1995, see footnote
108.933. Bonds, principal and interest, how paid — repurchase, when — actions by board of fund commissioners, procedure — governor's written consent required. — All bonds herein authorized to be issued shall be paid at maturity and all interest accruing thereon shall be paid when it falls due by the state treasurer, at a place designated in the bonds and coupons, if any, attached. It shall be the duty of the board of fund commissioners to draw its requisition for the amount necessary to pay such interest on the bonds and the principal of maturing bonds and the necessary expenses to be incurred in transmitting such moneys. The commissioner of administration shall certify the amount and shall issue his warrant upon the state treasury payable out of the fourth state building bond and interest fund. The warrant shall be delivered to the state treasurer who shall transmit the amount of money therein specified to the paying agents named in the bonds with instructions to place such money to the credit of the board of fund commissioners for the payment of interest or principal of such bonds. Whenever in the opinion of the board of fund commissioners it is advisable to do so, and there are sufficient funds therefor, the board may redeem any of the bonds before maturity if the holders thereof agree thereto, and may also purchase any of the bonds in the open market whenever funds are available and in the opinion of the board it is to the advantage of the state to do so. Any action taken or proceedings had by the board of fund commissioners with reference to the issuance of the bonds or any part hereof shall be by resolution adopted by a majority of all the members of the board, but no bonds shall be authorized to be sold under the provisions of sections 108.925 to 108.933 without the written consent of the governor of this state.
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(L. 1995 S.B. 21)
Effective 2-09-95
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