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Whenever any county has elected to abandon township organization and the newly elected county board has created road districts as provided by law, and any township therein which has boundaries that were the same as the boundaries of a road district so created, has outstanding bonds for road purposes, and which bonds, or any part thereof, are past due and no funds are available to pay the same, then such county board may, upon the petition of the highway commissioner and road district clerk of such road district, omit the levy of taxes to pay such debts as contemplated by Section 25-25 of the Township Code, provided such highway commissioner and road district clerk shall proceed to authorize, issue and exchange, as contemplated by Sections 6-515 through 6-522 of this Article of this Code, r
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Whenever any county has elected to abandon township organization and the newly elected county board has created road districts as provided by law, and any township therein which has boundaries that were the same as the boundaries of a road district so created, has outstanding bonds for road purposes, and which bonds, or any part thereof, are past due and no funds are available to pay the same, then such county board may, upon the petition of the highway commissioner and road district clerk of such road district, omit the levy of taxes to pay such debts as contemplated by Section 25-25 of the Township Code, provided such highway commissioner and road district clerk shall proceed to authorize, issue and exchange, as contemplated by Sections 6-515 through 6-522 of this Article of this Code, refunding bonds for such past due road bonds of the township. When any such refunding bonds are proposed to be issued, a plan therefor shall be submitted to the county board and such refunding bonds shall not be issued unless such plan shall have been approved by such board. If such refunding bonds shall not have been issued as contemplated by such plan within one year subsequent to the date of presentation of the plan to the board, then the county board shall cause taxes to be levied and extended against all of the taxable property situated within the territory which previously constituted such township in an amount sufficient to pay principal of and interest on such past due bonds. However, if the refunding bonds are issued, then the county board shall not levy taxes to pay such indebtedness, but the county clerk annually in manner and form provided by law shall cause taxes to be extended, and same shall be collected in amounts sufficient to pay such refunding bonds so issued by the highway commissioner and road district clerk as herein contemplated. If such highway commissioner and road district clerk petition such board for authority to issue refunding bonds to take up and retire any bonds issued by such prior existing township which are not then due, such officers shall have authority to issue such refunding bonds if the county board shall find that it is for the best interests of such road district that same be issued. Such refunding bonds to take up and retire bonds not then due shall be issued pursuant to procedure similar to that herein provided for the issuance of refunding bonds to take up and retire past due bonds. Nothing herein contained shall be construed to impair the obligation of outstanding township road bonds.