Vermont § 714 Credit of the City for current expenses

Vermont Statutes

§ 714 — Credit of the City for current expenses

Vermont § 714

Title 24Title 24 Appendix: Municipal Charters

Ch. 19Chapter 019: City of Winooski

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Vt. Stat. Ann. tit. 24, § 714 (2026).

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The money raised by taxation and from fines and other lawful sources, including tax increments in excess of sums necessary to pay and secure the City’s tax increment obligations and the costs of managing the City’s tax increment financing district, shall constitute the entire sum from which appropriations and payments are to be made, according to law, by or under the authority of the City Council. The credit of the City may be pledged by the City Council for the purpose of raising funds to meet the current expenses of the City. Such loans shall be paid on or before one year from date thereof.

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The money raised by taxation and from fines and other lawful sources, including tax increments in excess of sums necessary to pay and secure the City’s tax increment obligations and the costs of managing the City’s tax increment financing district, shall constitute the entire sum from which appropriations and payments are to be made, according to law, by or under the authority of the City Council. The credit of the City may be pledged by the City Council for the purpose of raising funds to meet the current expenses of the City. Such loans shall be paid on or before one year from date thereof.