(a) An authority shall:
(1) Use the proceeds of any bond that it issues only to pay for the project for which the bond was issued; and
(2) Disburse the proceeds of any bond in the manner and under any restrictions that the authority provides in the resolution or trust agreement that authorizes the issuance of or secures the bond.
(b) (1) If, for any reason, the proceeds of an issue of bonds are less than the cost of the project for which the authority issued the bonds, the authority may issue additional bonds, in a manner similar to that followed in issuing the original bonds, to provide the amount of the deficit.
(2) Unless otherwise provided in the resolution or trust agreement that authorizes the issuance of or secures the original bonds, additional bonds issued under this subsection:
(i) Are of the same issue as the original bonds; and
(ii) Are entitled to payment from the same fund, without any preference or priority being given to the original bonds.
(c) If the proceeds of an issue of bonds exceed the cost of the project for which the authority issued the bonds, the authority shall deposit the surplus to the credit of the reserve account or sinking fund for the bonds.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Title 9 - Water, Ice, and Sanitary Facilities
Subtitle 9 - Water and Sewer Authorities
Part IV - Bonds of Authorities
Section 9-928 - Purpose of Bonds
Section 9-929 - Nonapplicability of Other Laws
Section 9-930 - Bonds Not Pledge of Faith and Credit of State or Political Subdivision
Section 9-931 - Bonds Constitute Legal Investments
Section 9-932 - Power to Issue and Secure Bonds
Section 9-933 - Issuance and Sale of Bonds -- Generally
Section 9-935 - Temporary and Lost Bonds
Section 9-936 - Limitations on Issuance of Additional Bonds
Section 9-937 - Refunding Bonds; Joint Cost and Refunding Bonds
Section 9-938 - Securing Bonds by Resolution or Trust Agreement
Section 9-939 - Contents and Effect of Resolution or Trust Agreement
Section 9-940 - Holder of Bonds May Protect and Enforce Rights
Section 9-941 - Principal and Interest; Maturity; Form; Negotiability; Registration; Reconversion