70-2201. COUNTY-BASED OR CITY-BASED INTERMODAL COMMERCE AUTHORITY AUTHORIZED. A county-based or city-based intermodal commerce authority, hereinafter referred to as the intermodal authority, is hereby authorized to acquire, construct, maintain, operate, develop and regulate rail, truck, and other on-land transfer and terminal facilities, buildings, warehouses and storage facilities, manufacturing, industrial and economic development facilities and services, […]
70-2202. PURPOSE — PUBLIC AND GOVERNMENT FUNCTIONS. The purposes of a county-based or city-based intermodal authority are to: (1) Promote, stimulate and advance the commerce, economic development, and prosperity of its jurisdiction and of the state; (2) Endeavor to increase the volume of commerce within the jurisdiction of the county or city through planning, advertising, […]
70-2203. ESTABLISHMENT AND ABOLISHMENT. (1) There is hereby created in each county and incorporated city an independent public body, corporate and politic, to be known as an intermodal commerce authority. (2) No intermodal commerce authority and no county or city shall exercise the authority hereafter conferred by this chapter until after the county commissioners or […]
70-2204. COMMISSIONERS. (1) The powers of each intermodal authority are vested in the commissioners thereof. The resolution or ordinance setting forth the findings as provided in section 70-2203(2), Idaho Code, shall create the authority and shall include provisions for appointing a board of not fewer than three (3) commissioners for the authority to staggered terms […]
70-2205. COOPERATION OF COUNTY OR CITY. (1) For the purpose of cooperating in the planning, establishment, construction or operation of an intermodal authority or any of its facilities, any governing body of the respective county or city for which an intermodal authority has been created may, upon such terms, with or without consideration, as it […]
70-2206. GENERAL POWERS OF A COUNTY-BASED OR CITY-BASED INTERMODAL COMMERCE AUTHORITY. An intermodal authority shall have the powers provided to it by a local county or city governing body including: (1) Have perpetual succession unless abolished as provided in this chapter; (2) Sue and be sued; (3) Have a seal; (4) Execute contracts and other […]
70-2207. RULES, POLICIES AND ORDERS. An intermodal authority may adopt, amend, and repeal such reasonable rules, policies and orders as it considers necessary for its own administration, management, and governance as well as for the management, governance, and use of any transportation, storage, or other facility owned by it or under its control. No rule, […]
70-2208. SUPPLEMENTARY POWERS. In addition to the general and special powers conferred by this chapter, each intermodal authority may exercise all powers delegated to it by the governing body creating it and powers incidental to the exercise of such general and special powers contained herein. History: [70-2208, added 2004, ch. 353, sec. 1, p. 1055.]
70-2209. GRANTING OF OPERATION AND USE PRIVILEGES. In connection with the operation of transportation, storage, or other facilities owned or controlled by an intermodal authority, the intermodal authority may: (1) Enter into contracts, leases, and other arrangements for terms not to exceed thirty (30) years: (a) Granting the privilege of using or improving the intermodal […]
70-2210. PROPERTY — DISPOSAL. (1) Except as may be limited by the terms and conditions of any grant, loan or agreement entered into by the intermodal authority, notwithstanding the provisions in title 31, Idaho Code, an intermodal authority may, after a public hearing, sell, lease with a provision containing the right to transfer title or […]
70-2211. BONDS AND OBLIGATIONS. (1) An intermodal authority may borrow money for any of its lawful purposes and shall have the power to issue bonds from time to time in its discretion to finance the undertaking of any project or purpose under this chapter. Bonds shall be payable out of any revenue of the intermodal […]
70-2212. DEBT SERVICE FUND. An intermodal authority may create a debt service fund and accumulate therein a sum determined by the governing body, together with interest thereon, for the use, repairs, maintenance, and capital outlays of a county-based intermodal commerce authority. History: [70-2212, added 2004, ch. 353, sec. 1, p. 1057.]
70-2213. FEDERAL, STATE AND LOCAL MONEY. An intermodal authority may accept, receive, receipt for, and spend federal, state and local money and other public or private money made available by grant, loan or appropriation to accomplish any of the purposes of this chapter and according to conditions of the grant, loan or appropriation. All federal […]
