California · Government Code

GOV §26400.52: Bonds may be issued pursuant to this article under terms and conditions that the board of supervisors determines to be reasonable and without compliance with Section 26338, 26343, 26361, 26362, or 263

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Bonds may be issued pursuant to this article under terms and conditions that the board of supervisors determines to be reasonable and without compliance with Section 26338, 26343, 26361, 26362, or 26389. Notwithstanding the noncompliance with Section 26361, the lease of all or any portion or portions of the project or of any lands, improvements, concessions, facilities, or other property comprising a part of the project, is subject to Article 8 (commencing with Section 25520) of Chapter 5. These bonds may bear interest at such rate or rates and be made payable at such times as the board of supervisors may determine, except that the maximum rate of interest payable shall not exceed the maximum rate permitted for bonds of the county by Section 53531 or any other applicable provision of law. In the case of bonds bearing a variable interest rate, the variable rate shall not on any day exceed the maximum rate permitted for bonds of the county on that day by Section 53531 or any other applicable provision of law, except that the variable interest rate may on any day exceed that maximum rate if the interest paid on the bonds from their date of issuance to that day does not exceed the total interest which would have been permitted to be paid on the bonds if the bonds had borne interest at all times from the date of issuance to that day at the maximum rate permitted by Section 53531 or any other applicable provision of law. Bonds issued pursuant to this article may be sold at public or private sale at not less than 95 percent of the aggregate principal amount of the bonds being sold.

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