(a) Any local government, proposing to sell revenue refunding bonds for any authorized purpose under this part and part 1 of this chapter, is authorized to sell the revenue refunding bonds either at a competitive public sale or at a private negotiated sale, as the governing body of the local government may determine.
(b) If the governing body determines to exchange any revenue refunding bonds, those refunding bonds may be exchanged privately for and in payment and discharge of any of the outstanding obligations being refunded. The refunding bonds may be exchanged for a like or greater principal amount of the obligations being exchanged therefor, except that the principal amount of the revenue refunding bonds may exceed the principal amount of the obligations exchanged therefor only to the extent determined by the governing body to be necessary or advisable to fund redemption premiums and unpaid interest to the date of exchange not provided for otherwise. The holder or holders of the obligations being refunded need not pay accrued interest on the refunding bonds if and to the extent that interest is due or accrued and unpaid on the obligations being refunded and to be surrendered.
(c) The governing body of a local government may enter into an agreement to sell its revenue refunding bonds under this part providing for delivery of its revenue refunding bonds on a date greater than ninety (90) days and not greater than the first optional redemption date on which the obligations being refunded can be optionally redeemed resulting in cost savings or at par, whichever is earlier, only upon receipt of a report of the comptroller of the treasury or the comptroller's designee finding that the agreement or contract of a local government to sell its revenue refunding bonds as authorized in this subsection (c) is in compliance with the guidelines, rules or regulations adopted or promulgated by the state funding board in accordance with § 9-21-130. Agreements to sell revenue refunding bonds for delivery ninety (90) days or less from the date of execution of the agreement to sell the revenue refunding bonds do not require a report of the comptroller of the treasury or the comptroller's designee.
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