§ 14.36.150. Dissolution of Inter-Island Ferry Authority.  


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  • A.

    Participating municipalities may dissolve the Inter-Island Ferry Authority. Dissolution of the Inter-Island Ferry Authority requires an affirmative vote of at least two-thirds of the members of the governing body of each of the participating municipalities on a dissolution ordinance and approval by a majority of the qualified voters of each of the participating municipalities of that dissolution ordinance; provided, however, that:

    1.

    All holders of any revenue bonds issued by the Inter-Island Ferry Authority and then outstanding are fully repaid including interest, or payment has been fully provided for; and

    2.

    All creditors of the Inter-Island Ferry Authority, including but not limited to lenders and trade creditors are fully paid including interest, if any, or other provision has been made for that payment; and

    3.

    All other obligations, agreements and commitments of the Inter-Island Ferry Authority, including but not limited to agreements with customers of the Inter-Island Ferry Authority, have been satisfied, or other provisions have been made for that satisfaction.

    B.

    The dissolution ordinance shall include, but is not limited to:

    1.

    Schedules and procedures for terminating Inter-Island Ferry Authority functions and services;

    2.

    Schedules and procedures for disposing of all Inter-Island Ferry Authority assets, including distributing those assets of the Inter-Island Ferry Authority which must be reconveyed in accordance with the provisions of AS 29.35.610(b) to the participating municipalities; and

    3.

    Schedules and procedures for meeting or otherwise satisfying all other obligations, agreements and commitments of the Inter-Island Ferry Authority as set forth in subsection A. of this section; and

    4.

    Provisions for those other matters deemed necessary and prudent by the board for the proper and business-like dissolution of the Inter-Island Ferry Authority.

(Ord. No. 09-04, § 16, 10-6-2009)