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For expiration of Section 2166.4541, see Subsection (g).
Sec. 2166.4541. ENTERING INTO MORE FAVORABLE LEASE WITH OPTION TO PURCHASE AGREEMENTS.
(a)Subject to Section 2166.454 (b), the commission may issue sale and lease purchase revenue obligations in accordance with this section and use the proceeds of the revenue obligations to:
(1)pay the commission's expenses in connection with issuing the revenue obligations;
(2)purchase any or all of the space described by Section 2166.454 (a) according to the terms of the applicable existing lease with an option to purchase agreement or agreements; and
(3)if it is advisable to make capital improvements to the space, pay for making the capital improvements.
(b)The revenue obligations issued under Subsection (a) must be paid in their entirety imm
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For expiration of Section 2166.4541, see Subsection (g).
Sec. 2166.4541. ENTERING INTO MORE FAVORABLE LEASE WITH OPTION TO PURCHASE AGREEMENTS. (a) Subject to Section 2166.454 (b), the commission may issue sale and lease purchase revenue obligations in accordance with this section and use the proceeds of the revenue obligations to:
(1) pay the commission's expenses in connection with issuing the revenue obligations;
(2) purchase any or all of the space described by Section 2166.454 (a) according to the terms of the applicable existing lease with an option to purchase agreement or agreements; and
(3) if it is advisable to make capital improvements to the space, pay for making the capital improvements.
(b) The revenue obligations issued under Subsection (a) must be paid in their entirety immediately after issuance by using the proceeds of the concurrent sale of the space by the commission to a third party who agrees to lease the space back to the state with an option to purchase under the following conditions:
(1) the term of the new lease with an option to purchase agreement does not exceed the remaining term on the applicable existing lease with an option to purchase agreement, as of the date on which the transactions described by this section occur; and
(2) the cost to the state under the new lease with an option to purchase agreement is less than the cost to the state under the existing lease with an option to purchase agreement and the difference in cost justifies any costs incurred by the commission and the state in taking actions under this section with regard to the space.
(c) The commission shall obtain the approval of the Bond Review Board before issuing a sale and lease purchase revenue obligation under this section.
(d) Any sale and lease purchase revenue obligations issued by the commission under this section and any lease with an option to purchase agreement entered into under this section must be submitted to the attorney general for review and approval. If the attorney general determines that the obligation or agreement, as applicable, entered into under this section complies with this section, the attorney general shall approve the issuance of the obligation or the agreement, as applicable. On approval by the attorney general, the obligation or agreement, as applicable, is incontestable for any cause.
(e) A sale and lease purchase revenue obligation issued under this section is not a debt of the state or any state agency, is not a pledge of the faith and credit or the taxing power of the state, and may be paid only from the proceeds of the concurrent sale of the space to which the sale and lease purchase revenue obligation relates. A sale and lease purchase revenue obligation issued under this section must contain a statement to that effect.
(f) A lease with an option to purchase agreement entered into under this section must contain a statement that the agreement is not a debt of the state or any state agency and is contingent on continued legislative appropriations for making the lease payments.
(g) This section expires September 2, 2008, except that this section is continued in effect after that date for the limited purpose of applying with regard to any transaction authorized by Section 2166.454 and this section that occurs before that date.