By Averitt                                            H.B. No. 3329
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                                A BILL TO BE ENTITLED
 1-1                                   AN ACT
 1-2     relating to tax-exempt private activity bonds.
 1-3           BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:
 1-4           SECTION 1. Section 1372.022, Government Code, is amended to
 1-5     read as follows:
 1-6           Sec. 1372.022.  Availability of State Ceiling to Issuers.
 1-7     (a)  Before September 1 of each year:
 1-8                 (1)  ____ percent of the state ceiling is available
 1-9     exclusively for reservations by issuers of qualified mortgage
1-10     bonds;
1-11                 (2)  ____ percent of the state ceiling is available
1-12     exclusively for reservations by issuers of state-voted issues;
1-13                 (3)  ____ percent of the state ceiling is available
1-14     exclusively for reservations by issuers of qualified small issue
1-15     bonds and enterprise zone facility bonds;
1-16                 (4)  ____ percent of the state ceiling is available
1-17     exclusively for reservations by issuers of qualified residential
1-18     rental project bonds;
1-19                 (5)  ____ percent of the state ceiling is available
1-20     exclusively for reservations by issuers of qualified student loan
1-21     bonds authorized by Section 53.47, Education Code; and
1-22                 (6)  ____ percent of the state ceiling is available
1-23     exclusively for reservations by any other issuer of bonds that
 2-1     require an allocation.
 2-2           (b)  On and after September 1, that portion of the state
 2-3     ceiling available for reservations becomes available to any issuer
 2-4     for any bonds that require an allocation, subject to the provisions
 2-5     of this subchapter.
 2-6           (c)  This section expires September 1, 2003.
 2-7           SECTION 2.  This Act takes effect September 1, 2001.