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Sec. 7. Contingent upon ratification of bond issue. Sections 1 to 6 do not
become effective unless the people of the State ratify the issuance
of the bonds as set forth in this Act.

 
Sec. 8. Appropriation balances at year-end. At the end of each fiscal
year, all unencumbered appropriation balances representing state
money carry forward. Bond proceeds that have not been expended
within 10 years after the date of the sale of the bonds lapse to
General Fund debt service.

 
Sec. 9. Bonds authorized but not issued. Any bonds authorized but not
issued, or for which bond anticipation notes are not issued
within 5 years of ratification of this Act, are deauthorized and
may not be issued, except that the Legislature may, within 2
years after the expiration of that 5-year period, extend the
period for issuing any remaining unissued bonds or bond
anticipation notes for an additional amount of time not to exceed
5 years.

 
Sec. 10. Referendum for ratification; submission at statewide election; form of
question; effective date. This Act must be submitted to the legal voters
of the State at a statewide election held on the Tuesday
following the first Monday of November following passage of this
Act. The municipal officers of this State shall notify the
inhabitants of their respective cities, towns and plantations to
meet, in the manner prescribed by law for holding a statewide
election, to vote on the acceptance or rejection of this Act by
voting on the following question:

 
"Do you favor a $17,500,000 bond issue for the following
purposes:

 
(1) The sum of $6,600,000 to construct and upgrade water
pollution control facilities, providing the state match for
$13,000,000 in federal funds;

 
(2) The sum of $2,950,000 to clean up uncontrolled
hazardous substance sites and landfills, providing the state
match for $2,000,000 in federal funds;

 
(3) The sum of $1,000,000 to remove hazardous materials
from schools;

 
(4) The sum of $300,000 to match local money and assist
municipalities in complying with new federal storm water
regulations;


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