Chapter 2 - Georgia Ports Authority

Chapter 2 - Georgia Ports Authority

§ 52-2-1. Short title
§ 52-2-2. Definitions
§ 52-2-3. Projects which may be considered self-liquidating; lease or sale of manufacturing or processing facilities; inclusion in projects of leased facilities and facilities acquired for use as ports
§ 52-2-4. Creation of authority; status of authority as an instrumentality of state and a public corporation
§ 52-2-5. Composition of authority; appointment, terms, and qualifications of members generally; filling of vacancies; election of chairperson, vice chairperson, and secretary-treasurer; quorum
§ 52-2-6. Compensation of members and reimbursement for expenses
§ 52-2-7. Making of rules and regulations; delegation of powers and duties; perpetual existence of authority
§ 52-2-8. Eligibility for membership
§ 52-2-9. Powers of authority generally
§ 52-2-10. Applicability of traffic laws; enforcement by peace officers; traffic citations; issuance of bench warrant upon failure of offender to appear; enforcement of dock related city ordinances; venue
§ 52-2-11. Power of authority to borrow money, to execute evidences of indebtedness, and to secure such indebtedness; sale and other disposition of property; utilization of proceeds of sale
§ 52-2-12. Funds for acquisition of land and construction of port facilities
§ 52-2-13. Approval and consent of State Properties Commission for acquisition of real property by authority
§ 52-2-14. Conveyance of Medical Depot site to authority; power to sell conveyed surplus lands and improvements; power to borrow and to issue revenue anticipation certificates
§ 52-2-15. Revenue bonds -- Issuance; payment of principal and interest from special fund; dating of bonds; determination of rate of interest; time of maturity; redemption before maturity
§ 52-2-16. Revenue bonds -- Form of bonds; denominations; place of payment of principal and interest
§ 52-2-17. Revenue bonds -- Signatures; seal
§ 52-2-18. Revenue bonds -- Status of bonds as negotiable instruments; tax exemption for bonds and for income therefrom
§ 52-2-19. Revenue bonds -- Issuance in coupon, registered, or book-entry form
§ 52-2-20. Revenue bonds -- Determination of price; use and manner of disbursement of proceeds; procedure where proceeds are less than or greater than cost of projects
§ 52-2-21. Revenue bonds -- Issuance of interim receipts, interim certificates, and temporary bonds; replacement of mutilated, destroyed, or lost bonds
§ 52-2-22. Revenue bonds -- Conditions precedent to issuance; application of bonds of a single issue to payment of one or more projects; effective date of resolutions providing for issuance; passage of resolutions
§ 52-2-23. Revenue bonds -- Aid by Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission
§ 52-2-24. Revenue bonds -- Status of bonds as a debt of state or a pledge of faith and credit of state; issuance as obligating state to levy tax or make appropriation; obligation of state and authority to pay principal and interest on bonds otherwise than from earnings of projects; recitals on face of bonds
§ 52-2-25. Revenue bonds -- Securing of bonds by trust indenture
§ 52-2-26. Revenue bonds -- Remedies of bondholders and trustee
§ 52-2-27. Revenue bonds -- Protection of rights of bondholders
§ 52-2-28. Revenue bonds -- Revenue refunding bonds
§ 52-2-29. Revenue bonds -- Status of bonds as legal investments and as securities for deposits
§ 52-2-30. Revenue bonds -- Confirmation and validation of bonds; venue of actions to confirm and validate bonds or to enforce rights under chapter
§ 52-2-31. Power of authority to fix, revise, and collect charges; factors governing determination of amount of rentals and other charges; creation, use, and disposition of sinking fund; cancellation of purchased or redeemed bonds
§ 52-2-32. Status of contracted-for rentals as obligations of state; payment of rentals; power of authority to enforce lessees' duty to perform covenants and obligations; assignment of rentals due
§ 52-2-33. Duty of authority to prescribe rules and regulations for operation of projects; duty of authority to impose and collect rentals and other charges for use of facilities of projects
§ 52-2-34. Acceptance of grants from federal agencies and of contributions of money and property from other sources
§ 52-2-35. Requirement as to competitive bidding for contracts for new construction
§ 52-2-36. Status of moneys received under chapter as trust funds; provision by authority for payment of moneys to designated trustee; investment of moneys; sale of investments and reinvestment
§ 52-2-37. Creation of authority and carrying out of authority's corporate purpose as constituting a public purpose; covenant with bondholders as to tax-exempt status of authority's property
§ 52-2-38. Construction of chapter
§ 52-2-39. Supplemental nature of chapter

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