(a) (1) In authorizing the sale of municipal bonds, the governing body of a county, the commissioners of finance for Baltimore City, and the commissioners of the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission, by resolution, may provide that loans authorized to be incurred and bonds authorized to be sold by separate acts of enabling legislation be consolidated for sale […]
(a) This section applies to a financial officer who is entrusted with the duty of investing the sinking funds or other funds accumulated or to be accumulated for the retirement of debts or other obligations of a county, municipality, public corporation, special district, or political subdivision of the State. (b) If a State or local law requires […]
(a) (1) Any charter provision of Anne Arundel County or Prince George’s County that requires or has the effect of requiring the county to pledge unlimited taxing powers, as to either the rate or amount, for the repayment of county debt may not be given effect if any later adopted charter provision is inconsistent with the pledge. […]
The County Commissioners of Calvert County: (1) may charge a fee for the issuance of tax–exempt private activity bonds; and (2) shall dedicate the proceeds of the fee to the Economic Development Loan Fund of the county.
The governing body of Frederick County shall establish and maintain a bond rating enhancement reserve.
Notwithstanding any other law, the pledge of any bonds or obligations issued on the full faith and credit of Harford County or any general obligation bonds of the State shall be accepted as sufficient collateral for the deposit of any money of Harford County.
