Prior to the preparation of the definitive bonds authorized to be issued by §§ 2-13-13, 2-13-14 and 2-13-15 of this chapter, the [commission] County may, under like restrictions, issue interim receipts or temporary bonds, with or without coupons, exchangeable for definitive bonds, when such definitive bonds have been executed and are available for delivery. With respect to any such bonds, coupons, temporary bonds, receipts or bond anticipation notes which have matured, been exchanged or redeemed, the County shall make arrangements for the mutilation and cremation of any such instruments after an appropriate accounting therefor, and the County may also provide for the replacement of any of them which shall become mutilated or be destroyed or lost, upon receipt of such indemnification, and the payment of the expenses of replacement as the County in its discretion may deem proper or requisite.
(Code 1959, § 10A-23; 1968, Chapter 609, § 1; 1979, Chapter 723, § 1) (Bill No. 22-21, 10-25-2022)
Editor’s note:
Ch. 723 of the 1979 Acts designated the above section as section 10A-23 of the 1959 county code; however, such section constitutes an amendment and renumbering of former section 10A-18 of the 1959 Code.