A. 1. The Oklahoma Space Industry Development Authority may provide by resolution, at one time or from time to time, for the issuance of revenue bonds of the Authority for the purpose of paying all or any part of the cost of any one or more projects. The Authority, when it finds that it would be economical and beneficial to do so, may combine two or more, or any part thereof, or all of its proposed projects into one unit and consider the same as one project to the same extent and with like effect as if the same were a single project.
2. The principal of and the interest on the bonds shall be payable solely from the funds provided for such payment. The bonds of each issue shall be dated, shall bear interest at such rate or rates not exceeding the limitations pertaining to public trust indebtedness from time to time expressed in subsection F of Section 176 of Title 60 of the Oklahoma Statutes, shall mature at such time or times not exceeding forty (40) years from their date or dates, as may be determined by the Authority, and may be made redeemable before maturity at the option of the Authority at such price or prices and pursuant to such terms and conditions as may be fixed by the Authority prior to the issuance of the bonds.
3. The Authority shall determine the form of the bonds, including any interest coupons to be attached thereto, and the manner of execution of the bonds, and shall fix the denomination or denominations of the bonds and the place or places of payment of principal and interest, which may be at any bank or trust company within or without the state.
4. If any officer whose signature or facsimile of whose signature appears on any bonds or coupons shall cease to be the officer before the delivery of the bonds, the signature or the facsimile shall nevertheless be valid and sufficient for all purposes the same as if the person had remained in office until such delivery.
5. All bonds issued pursuant to the provisions of this act shall have all the qualities and incidents of negotiable instruments subject to the negotiable instruments law of this state. The bonds may be issued in coupon or in registered form, or both, as the Authority may determine, and provisions may be made for the registration of any coupon bonds as to principal alone and also as to both principal and interest, and for the reconversion into coupon bonds of any bonds registered as to both principal and interest. The Authority may sell the bonds in such amounts and in such manner, either at public or private sale, and for such price, as it may determine to be in the best interest of this state, but in no event at a discount in excess of that from time to time expressed in subsection F of Section 176 of Title 60 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
B. The proceeds of the bonds of each issue shall be used solely for the payment of the cost of the project for which the bonds have been issued, and shall be disbursed in such manner and pursuant to such restrictions, if any, as the Authority may provide in the resolution authorizing the issuance of the bonds or in the trust agreement securing the same. If the proceeds of the bonds of any issue, by error of estimates or otherwise, shall be less than such cost, additional bonds may in like manner be issued to provide the amount of such deficit, and, unless otherwise provided for in the resolution authorizing the issuance of such bonds or in the trust agreement securing the same, shall be deemed to be of the same issue and shall be entitled to payment from the same fund without preference or priority of the bonds first issued. If the proceeds of the bonds of any issue shall exceed such cost, the surplus shall be deposited to the credit of the sinking fund for such bonds, or shall be used by the Authority in implementing any other power expressly granted to the Authority in this act.
C. Prior to the preparation of definitive bonds, the Authority, subject to like restrictions, may issue interim receipts or temporary bonds, with or without coupons, exchangeable for definitive bonds when such bonds have been executed and are available for delivery. The Authority may also provide for the replacement of any bonds which have become mutilated or were destroyed or lost. Bonds may be issued pursuant to the provisions of this act without obtaining the consent of any department, division, commission, board, bureau, or agency of this state, and without any other proceedings or the occurrence of any other conditions or things other than those proceedings, conditions, or things that are specifically required by this act; provided, however, bonds and other obligations of the Authority shall be subject to the provisions of Section 695.1 et seq. of Title 62 of the Oklahoma Statutes.
D. The Authority is hereby authorized to provide that the bonds:
1. Be made payable from time to time on demand or tender for purchase by the owner provided a credit facility supports such bonds, unless the Authority specifically determines that a credit facility is not required;
2. Be additionally supported by a credit facility;
3. Be made subject to redemption prior to maturity, with or without premium, on such notice and at such time or times and with such redemption provisions as may be determined by the Authority or with such variations as may be permitted in connection with a par formula;
4. Bear interest at a rate or rates that may vary as permitted pursuant to a par formula and for such period or periods of time, all as may be determined by the Authority; and
5. Be made the subject of a remarketing agreement whereby an attempt is made to remarket the bonds to new purchasers prior to their presentment for payment to the provider of the credit facility or to the Authority.
No credit facility, repayment agreement, par formula or remarketing agreement shall become effective without the approval of the Authority.
E. As used in this section, the following terms shall have the following meanings:
1. "Credit facility" means an agreement entered into by the Authority with any bank, savings and loan association or other banking institution; an insurance company, reinsurance company, surety company, or other insurance institution; a corporation, investment banker or other investment institution; or any other financial institution providing for prompt payment of all or any part of the principal, whether at maturity, presentment for purchase, redemption or acceleration, redemption premium, if any, and interest on any bonds payable on demand or tender by the owner issued in accordance with this section, in consideration of the Authority's agreeing to repay the provider of such credit facility in accordance with the terms and provisions of such repayment agreement, provided, that any such repayment agreement shall provide that the obligation of the Authority thereunder shall have only such sources of payment as are permitted for the payment of the bonds issued under this act; and
2. "Par formula" means any provision or formula adopted by the Authority to provide for the adjustment, from time to time, of the interest rate or rates borne by any such bonds so that the purchase price of such bonds in the open market would be as close to par as possible.
F. Any other provision of law notwithstanding, the Authority shall have the right to issue bonds or other obligations the interest income, in whole or in part, on which is subject, directly or indirectly, to federal income taxation.
Added by Laws 1999, c. 164, § 23, eff. July 1, 1999.
Structure Oklahoma Statutes
§74-2. May remove officers appointed.
§74-2.1. Filing of Gubernatorial appointments with Senate.
§74-2.2. Vacancies requiring legislative confirmation - Interim appointments.
§74-2.3. "Congressional district" defined.
§74-2.4. Change in number of congressional districts - Conflicts in board membership requirements.
§74-3.1. Recording of official acts
§74-4. Military record to be kept.
§74-6. May employ counsel for State.
§74-7. Maintenance of Governor's mansion.
§74-8. Governor - Incapacity - Devolution of powers and duties.
§74-9.2. SECTION 74-9.2 Other necessary committees - Expenses.
§74-9.23. Director - Appointment, duties and compensation of employees
§74-9.25. Assistance of Governor's advisory committees.
§74-9.26. Governor's Advisory Committee to the Office of Disability Concerns.
§74-9.27. Rules and regulations.
§74-9.27A. Client Assistance Program.
§74-9.29. The Governor's Advisory Committee on Employment of People with Disabilities - Creation.
§74-9.30. Purpose of act - Cooperation with other agencies.
§74-9.32. Executive committee.
§74-9.33. Office of Disability Concerns Revolving Fund.
§74-9.34. Gifts, donations, bequests or grants.
§74-9.35. Nonpartisan and nonprofit character of Committee.
§74-10. Compensation when acting as Governor.
§74-10.3. Cabinet system to be created.
§74-18. Attorney General as chief law officer.
§74-18b. See the following versions:
§74-18d. District attorneys, aiding and requiring aid of.
§74-18e. Criminal actions - Quo warranto - Appearance before grand juries.
§74-18g. Appearance not waiver of immunity of State.
§74-18l. Collection of fees for legal services from certain agencies.
§74-18n-1. Insurance Fraud Unit.
§74-18n-2. Power of Attorney General to investigate insurance fraud – Confidentiality of records.
§74-18p-1. Victims Services Unit.
§74-18p-2. Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Advisory Council.
§74-18p-5. Statewide telephone communication service for victims.
§74-18p-8. Oversight by Attorney General - Collection and confidentiality of information records.
§74-18p-9. Crime victim and witness notification and victim protective order system.
§74-18p-10. Oklahoma Witness Protection Program.
§74-18q. State Reserved Powers Protection Unit.
§74-18r. Human Trafficking Response Unit.
§74-19.1. Attorney General's Law Enforcement Revolving Fund.
§74-19.2. Attorney General's Workers' Compensation Fraud Unit Revolving Fund.
§74-19.3. Attorney General’s Insurance Fraud Unit Revolving Fund.
§74-19a. Disbursements - Audits.
§74-20f. State officer or employee - Legal defense services.
§74-20g. Defense duties - Evidence
§74-20k. Justice Reinvestment Grant Program.
§74-20l. Collection of information by the Office of Attorney General.
§74-21b. Assistant Attorneys General - Other employees - Appointments - Duties and compensation.
§74-28. First Assistant Attorney General.
§74-28c. Appointment of assistants and employees - Term.
§74-28d. Certain offices not affected by this act.
§74-29. Designation as Natural Gas Curtailment and Regulation Hearings Counsel.
§74-30.1. Short title - Oklahoma Commission on Opioid Abuse Act.
§74-30.2. Creation of Commission – Members - Duties.
§74-30.3. Short title - Political Subdivisions Opioid Abatement Grants Act.
§74-30.6. Oklahoma Opioid Abatement Revolving Fund.
§74-30.7. Oklahoma Opioid Abatement Board.
§74-30.8. Disbursement of grants.
§74-30a. Legislative findings.
§74-30d. Termination of Board.
§74-51.1. Oklahoma Office of Homeland Security.
§74-51.1a. Interoperable public safety communications planning.
§74-51.2. Oklahoma Homeland Security Revolving Fund.
§74-51.2a. Emergency preparedness grants.
§74-51.2b. Oklahoma School Security Grant Program Act.
§74-51.2c. Oklahoma School Security Revolving Fund.
§74-51.2d. Oklahoma School Security Institute.
§74-51.3. Regional advisory councils.
§74-61.3. Experts and assistants.
§74-61.8. Reduction of property owned and leased by the state.
§74-62.5. Special cash fund - Creation.
§74-62.6. List of surplus property - Authorization to sell, trade or redistribute.
§74-62.8. Acquisition of fire protection equipment or vehicles.
§74-63. General powers and authority of Office of Management and Enterprise Services.
§74-63.1. Building and Facility Revolving Fund.
§74-63.2. Asbestos Abatement Revolving Fund.
§74-63.4. State Surplus Auction petty cash fund.
§74-63.6. Alternative process for certain business operations - Academic health centers
§74-66. Restrictions - Interest in other business or in state contracts.
§74-71. Taking of rebates by officer of Office of Management and Enterprise Services a felony.
§74-72. Monuments and markers.
§74-74.1. Regional service offices - Assistance to state agencies - Priority of buildings used.
§74-75. Capitol Cafeteria Revolving Fund - Establishment - Use.
§74-75a. Capitol cafeteria petty cash fund.
§74-76. Mailing service - Interagency communications and deposit of state mail.
§74-76a. Appropriations for mailing service - Statement of operations.
§74-76b. Financial statement of mailing service.
§74-76c. Postal Services Revolving Fund.
§74-77d. Oklahoma War Veterans Commission - Assignment of building.
§74-78a. Requisition of motor vehicles.
§74-78b. State agencies - Notice of disposal of vehicles - When disposal permitted.
§74-78c. State Fleet Management Fund.
§74-78e. Fleet Management Division.
§74-78f. Compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling stations.
§74-80.1. Fleet Management Division – Exchange of information.
§74-85.1. Short title - Oklahoma Central Purchasing Act.
§74-85.3A. Exempted entities - State purchasing contracts advisory committee.
§74-85.5. Powers and duties of State Purchasing Director.
§74-85.5.1. Privatization Projects.
§74-85.5a. State purchase card program.
§74-85.6. Grade and quality of acquisitions.
§74-85.7. Acquisition initiation – Submission of requisition.
§74-85.12. Act not to affect nonconflicting procedures — Acquisitions excluded.
§74-85.12b. Leasing, chartering or contracting for aircraft.
§74-85.17A. Bidding preferences - Reciprocity - Awarding contracts.
§74-85.22. Competitive bid or contract for goods or services – Form of certification.
§74-85.33. Registration of State Vendors Revolving Fund.
§74-85.33A. Contract Management Revolving Fund.
§74-85.39. Agency internal purchasing procedures.
§74-85.40. Travel expenses to be included in bid, proposal, or quotation.
§74-85.41. Professional services contracts.
§74-85.41A. Emergency acquisitions.
§74-85.42. One-year limitation on entering contracts with certain persons - Exceptions.
§74-85.43. Annual report of acquisitions.
§74-85.44B. Payment for goods or services pursuant to contract.
§74-85.44D.1. Sole source or sole brand acquisition.
§74-85.44E. Disabled Veteran Businesses – Bonus preference.
§74-85.45. Oklahoma Minority Business Enterprise Assistance Act.
§74-85.45a. Legislative intent.
§74-85.45c. Bid-preference program.
§74-85.45d. Inability to award contract under preference program.
§74-85.45e. Certification as minority business enterprise.
§74-85.45f. Report on contracts awarded to minority business.
§74-85.45g. Assignment of contracts.
§74-85.45h. Prohibited acts - Penalty.
§74-85.45i. Studies to determine disparity in minority business.
§74-85.45j.11. Oklahoma Supplier Diversity Initiative.
§74-85.45k. State Travel Office.
§74-85.45l. Trip Optimizer system – Purpose and application - Exceptions.
§74-85.47b. Administrator - Powers and duties.
§74-85.47c. Small Business Surety Bond Guaranty Fund.
§74-85.47d. Guaranty capabilities of program - Terms of guaranty - Establishment of indemnity fund.
§74-85.47e. Requirements to obtain surety bond guaranty - Applications.
§74-85.47f. Premiums and fees.
§74-85.47g. Administration of program.
§74-85.47h. Prohibited acts - Penalties.
§74-85.47i. Implementation of act - Rules and regulations.
§74-85.47j. Liability of state limited.
§74-85.52. Intent of Legislature - Implementation of act - Exemptions.
§74-85.54. Division and Director - Duties and responsibilities.
§74-85.55. Public entities - Powers, duties and responsibilities.
§74-85.55a. Information clearinghouse - Joint agreements and contracts - Interstate transactions.
§74-85.56. State Recycling Revolving Fund - Use of revenues from sale of waste materials.
§74-85.58B. Risk management insurance coverage - Fire protection.
§74-85.58C. Risk management insurance coverage - Rural gas districts.
§74-85.58D. Risk Management Fire Protection Revolving Fund.
§74-85.58E. Risk management insurance coverage - Transportation for the elderly and handicapped.
§74-85.58F. Tort liability coverage for counties providing juvenile detention facilities.
§74-85.58G. Risk Management Elderly and Handicapped Transportation Revolving Fund.
§74-85.58I. Conservation districts - Participation in the Risk Management Program.
§74-85.58J. Foster family homes - Property and casualty insurance.
§74-85.58K. Risk Management Revolving Fund.
§74-85.58L. Risk Management Political Subdivision Participation Revolving Fund.
§74-85.58N. Quick Settlement Account.
§74-85.58P. Risk Management Public Transit Revolving Fund.
§74-85.58Q. Purchase of blanket bond for state officers and employees - Bond exclusive.
§74-85.58R. Elective state officers - Blanket bond.
§74-85.58S. Classification of officers and employees for coverage under bond.
§74-85.58T. Schedule of amounts of surety required.
§74-85.58U. Statutorily required bonds.
§74-85.58V. Purchasing Division to purchase all bonds - Payment of premiums - Approval.
§74-88.2. Report of deviation.
§74-90.2. Payment of postal expense.
§74-90.4. Installation cost and rental fees - Payment.
§74-90.6. Purchase of imported beef by state agencies and political subdivision prohibited.
§74-95. Trade or transfer of products of state institutions.
§74-109.1. Renumbered as § 320 of Title 61 by Laws 2013, c. 209, § 32, eff. July 1, 2013.
§74-110.1. Inventory by Office of Management and Enterprise Services.
§74-110.2. Inventory records of departments, boards, etc.
§74-110.3. State agencies - Inventory record of motor vehicles.
§74-110.4. Higher Education Facilities Revolving Fund – Accounts and purpose.
§74-111. Office of State Printer abolished - Duties transferred - Letting contracts.
§74-121. Contract for auditing of books of state commissions or departments.
§74-123f. Convict-made goods - Sale or distribution prohibited - Exceptions.
§74-130. Alternative fuels - Transfer of powers, duties and responsibilities.
§74-130.3. Conversion of school and government vehicles to operate on alternative fuel.
§74-130.4. Oklahoma Alternative Fuels Conversion Fund.
§74-130.6. Fund expenditures not deemed debt of government entity.
§74-130.7. Compliance with Act.
§74-130.8. Pricing and selling of transportation fuels not to be regulated by governmental entity.
§74-130.9. Rules and regulations.
§74-130.25. Compressed Natural Gas Conversion Safety and Regulation Fund.
§74-150.3. State Bureau of Investigation Commission.
§74-150.4. Commission - Powers and duties.
§74-150.5. Investigations - Persons to initiate request.
§74-150.6. Director - Qualifications
§74-150.7. Director - Powers and duties.
§74-150.7a. Motor vehicle theft unit.
§74-150.7b. Disclosure of motor vehicle theft or insurance fraud - Definitions.
§74-150.7e. Liability of insurer.
§74-150.7f. Violations - Penalties.
§74-150.8a. Employee performance recognition program - Awards.
§74-150.9b. National Crime Prevention and Privacy Compact.
§74-150.10. Uniform crime reporting system.
§74-150.11. Evidentiary property – Disposition.
§74-150.12. Mandatory reporting of fingerprint and criminal history information.
§74-150.12B. Forms for reporting domestic abuse - Report of incidents.
§74-150.13. Rangers - Appointment.
§74-150.13A. Oil and gas industry crimes - Special officers.
§74-150.16. Rental or charter of aircraft.
§74-150.17a. Transfers of Criminal Justice Resource Center functions.
§74-150.19a. OSBI Revolving Fund.
§74-150.21. Legal division established - Duties - Restrictions.
§74-150.21a. Crimes information unit.
§74-150.21b. OSBI reports concerning use of deadly force.
§74-150.22. Special motor carrier enforcement officers - Transfer to State Bureau of Investigation.
§74-150.26. Information transmittal - Forms and procedures.
§74-150.27a. OSBI Combined DNA Index System (CODIS) Database.
§74-150.28a. Statewide electronic tracking system for sexual assault evidence collection kits.
§74-150.28b. Standardized sexual assault evidence kit.
§74-150.28c. Priority protocol for testing untested sexual assault evidence kits.
§74-150.30. Audits of petty cash fund.
§74-150.31. Business operations - Rules and procedures - Accounts receivable.
§74-150.32. Firearms Laboratory Improvement Fund.
§74-150.34. Judicial background investigations.
§74-150.35. Forensic Science Improvement Revolving Fund – Creation - Use of fund
§74-150.37. Definitions - Accreditation - Evidence in criminal trials.
§74-150.38. Child Abuse Response Team (CART) - Employees - Qualifications - Report.
§74-151.1. Internet Crimes Against Children unit - Local cooperative agreements.
§74-151.3. Unidentified persons – Missing persons – Data procedures.
§74-152.3. Additional powers and duties of Bureau.
§74-152.4. Oil reclamation - Inspections.
§74-152.5. Disposition of monies - Reports - Oil and Gas Theft Recovery Revolving Fund.
§74-152.7. Failure to stop vehicle or permit inspection - Penalties - Disposition of monies.
§74-152.9. Seizure and forfeiture proceedings.
§74-152.10. Additional employees for investigation of oil field theft and fraud.
§74-152.11. Bill of sale or invoice – Records - Violation.
§74-166.1. Creation - Director - Contracts.
§74-166.2. Commission for Rehabilitation Services - Powers and duties.
§74-166.3. Meetings - Secretary - Employees - Office.
§74-166.4. Transfer of Rehabilitation Services Division of Department of Human Services.
§74-166.7. Rehabilitation Services Disbursing Fund.
§74-166.9. Donations of tax refunds to School for the Blind/School for the Deaf – Revolving fund.
§74-166.10. Short title - Purpose.
§74-166.11. Ticket to Work and Self-Sufficiency Program.
§74-168.1. Travis Leon Harris Building - Designation.
§74-168.2. Travis Leon Harris Building - Marker.
§74-174. Investigation of state eleemosynary institutions.
§74-175. Report to Governor of investigation.
§74-177. Investigation of complaints against hospitals and homes.
§74-188. Inspection of domiciliary facilities.
§74-190. Transfer of employees to State Commissioner of Health - Status.
§74-191. Transfer of employees from other state agencies - Status.
§74-192. Inspection of city and county jails - Standards.
§74-193. Right of entry - Report of inspection.
§74-194. Deficient facility - Closing.
§74-195. Contracts for incarceration of prisoners.
§74-197. Administrative Procedures Act - Application.
§74-212.2. Contracting with counties for development of uniform computer systems.
§74-212.3. Form for joint school district millage certifications.
§74-212.4. Assistants to State Auditor and Inspector.
§74-212A. Audits of government entities.
§74-212B. Format of electronic submissions to State Auditor and Inspector.
§74-213. Examination of public institutions - Quality control reviews - Special audits.
§74-213.2. Performance Audit Division.
§74-216. Annual report to governor - Other reports.
§74-219A. Education and training of staff members.
§74-223. Report of irregularities and derelictions - Prosecution by Attorney General.
§74-225. Reports as additional - Public Records.
§74-227.3. Deposit of revenue into fund.
§74-227.6. Payments into fund - Disbursements.
§74-227.8. Payment for services by state agencies - Agreements - Deposits.
§74-227.9. State Auditor and Inspector Revolving Fund.
§74-228. Internal audits - Supervisory responsibility.
§74-229. Internal audit reports.
§74-232. Direction and supervision.
§74-238. Located at university.
§74-241. Survey created - Supervision - Object and duties.
§74-245. Survey created - Director - Object and duties - Copies - Report.
§74-250.4. State officers - Salaries.
§74-250.4a. Legislators - Salary or emoluments.
§74-250.7. Corporation Commission members - Chairman.
§74-255. Appointments and tenure - Citizenship - Exceptions.
§74-271. Senate and House of Representatives - Powers as to employees.
§74-283. Salaries fixed by statute are maximum salaries - No claim for excess above appropriation.
§74-284.2. Pay increase funds - Prohibition of expenditure for contracted private employees.
§74-291.1. Legislators - Per diem.
§74-291.1a. Legislators - Mileage and per diem.
§74-291.1b. Legislators - Reimbursable trips.
§74-291.3. Advice to Legislature - Travel expenses.
§74-291.10. Staff Review Committee of the Senate - Membership - Clerk.
§74-291.11. Meetings - Duties.
§74-291.19. Incentive bonuses.
§74-292.2. Permanent employees of House of Representatives - Salaries and emoluments.
§74-292.2a. Temporary employees of House of Representatives - Compensation.
§74-292.12. Implementation and administration of direct deposit system.
§74-314. Investigation of fires - Report to fire marshal - Record of fires.
§74-315. May take testimony - Causing arrest - Report to Insurance Commissioner.