bonded debt

The projects will cost taxpayers an estimated $70 million in bonded debt.

The authority's bonded debt is now about $350 million.

The great majority of these amendments dealt with bonded debt limits for local governments.

The state's bonded debt has increased even more, and debt payments have nearly doubled since 1991.

All current outstanding bonded debt will be retired by the year 2021 (current estimate).

Originally, changes in the bonded debt limits for counties could only be adopted by a statewide vote.

The federal government would create a new world of bonded debt to pay for the savings banks that would be seized.

This was clearly not legal and the veto called into question the legality of the 1868 railroad bonds, which created a public bonded debt.

He estimated a 30 percent increase in taxes would be necessary to pay the bonded debt necessary to preserve the mill.

At a third election held April 22, 1954, the citizens voted to incur bonded debt of $600,000 to build a water system.

(2) The bonded debt of the United States.

The state had no floating debt during his tenure, and paid off over $600,000 of bonded debt.

A buyer of the sports complex would have to retire about $450 million in bonded debt for its arena, stadium and race track.

Payments on bonded debt were suspended.

However, many of the internal transportation improvements were destroyed during that conflict, although bonded debt remained to be paid, even as additional progress had ended.

Ask Trenton and you'll get an unfathomable babble involving bonded debt and truck traffic.

Even with the large quarterly interest payments on this bonded debt, the CH&D was financially successful.

In 1925, it entered receivership whereby it continued operating by delaying paying interest on its bonded debt.

(5) Bonded debt of the United States, subject to the last sentence of clause 4(f).

It exercised conservative management, and through 1914 had never defaulted on principal or interest payments on the bonded debt of its public utility corporations.

Brown managed to reduce the state's bonded debt to $20 million, and eliminated all of the state's floating debt.

At the end of four years, the entire amount was paid off; in addition, the bonded debt of nearly one million dollars was reduced to $462,000.

Total expenses including construction and bonded debt are $137 million, versus total revenues (all funds) of $134 million.

In previous decades, Tennessee had accumulated $43 million in bonded debt, mostly to pay for internal improvements, such as turnpike construction and loans to railroads.

Support for a Casino The state's bonded debt can also be reduced, she said, and she, too, would change welfare programs, limiting recipients to two years of benefits.