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Title 9 Administration of the Government

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9-1-219. Bond limit allocation authority.

(a) The governor shall establish rules and regulations to provide for the allocation of the private activity bond limit or the unified volume limitation, whichever is established by the United States Internal Revenue Code, among the governmental units in the state having authority to issue private activity bonds or nonessential governmental function bonds. The objective of the rules shall be to establish an accessible, equitable and efficient allocation process which advances the state and local benefits of tax-exempt financing. To the extent permitted by federal law, the rules may depart from federal allocation requirements, including requirements for housing bonds, redevelopment bonds and bonds issued by state and local bond issuing authorities. (b) Rulemaking under this section shall be subject to the Wyoming Administrative Procedure Act. (c) Repealed by Laws 1986, ch. 59, § 2.

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9-1-219. Bond limit allocation authority.

(a) The governor shall establish rules and regulations to provide for the allocation of the private activity bond limit or the unified volume limitation, whichever is established by the United States Internal Revenue Code, among the governmental units in the state having authority to issue private activity bonds or nonessential governmental function bonds. The objective of the rules shall be to establish an accessible, equitable and efficient allocation process which advances the state and local benefits of tax-exempt financing. To the extent permitted by federal law, the rules may depart from federal allocation requirements, including requirements for housing bonds, redevelopment bonds and bonds issued by state and local bond issuing authorities. (b) Rulemaking under this section shall be subject to the Wyoming Administrative Procedure Act. (c) Repealed by Laws 1986, ch. 59, § 2.

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