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cross or check mark placed within a corresponding square below the
word "Yes" or "No." The ballots must be received, sorted, counted
and declared in open ward, town and plantation meetings and returns
made to the Secretary of State in the same manner as votes for
members of the Legislature. The Governor shall review the returns
and, if a majority of the legal votes are cast in favor of this
Part, the Governor shall proclaim the result without delay, and
this Part becomes effective 30 days after the date of the
proclamation.

 
The Secretary of State shall prepare and furnish to each city,
town and plantation all ballots, returns and copies of this Part
necessary to carry out the purposes of this referendum.

 
PART B

 
Sec. B-1. Authorization of bonds. The Treasurer of State is
authorized, under the direction of the Governor, to issue bonds
in the name and on behalf of the State in an amount not exceeding
$6,950,000 for the purposes described in section 6 of this Part.
The bonds are a pledge of the full faith and credit of the State.
The bonds may not run for a period longer than 10 years from the
date of the original issue of the bonds. At the discretion of
the Treasurer of State, with the approval of the Governor, any
issuance of bonds may contain a call feature.

 
Sec. B-2. Records of bonds issued kept by Treasurer of State. The Treasurer of
State shall keep an account of each bond showing the number of
the bond, the name of the successful bidder to whom sold, the
amount received for the bond, the date of sale and the date when
payable.

 
Sec. B-3. Sale; how negotiated; proceeds appropriated. The Treasurer of
State may negotiate the sale of the bonds by direction of the
Governor, but no bond may be loaned, pledged or hypothecated on
behalf of the State. The proceeds of the sale of the bonds,
which must be held by the Treasurer of State and paid by the
Treasurer of State upon warrants drawn by the State Controller,
are appropriated solely for the purposes set forth in this Part.
Any unencumbered balances remaining at the completion of the
project in this Part lapse to the debt service account
established for the retirement of these bonds.

 
Sec. B-4. Interest and debt retirement. The Treasurer of State shall pay
interest due or accruing on any bonds issued under this Part and
all sums coming due for payment of bonds at maturity.


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