§ 1705 Harbor Infrastructure Financing Authority
This law lets a harbor agency borrow money or get financing to build or fix ports, using bonds or loans with terms set by the financing authority.
A city’s harbor agency wants to build a new dock and needs $10 million. It issues bonds that the state port authority agrees to fund, with interest and repayment dates spelled out in the bond terms.
The harbor agency can get the money by issuing bonds or taking a loan from the authority, and it can also arrange extra credit help if the authority says it’s okay.
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§ 1705 Harbor Infrastructure Financing Authority
Last verified: January 11, 2026