New Jersey Revised Statutes § 18a:36c-16 - Title To Project To Revert To Board Of Education Under Certain Circumstances.

18A:36C-16 Title to project to revert to board of education under certain circumstances.

7.In the event the authorization to operate a renaissance school project is terminated or expires for any reason, and no substitute or replacement owner or operator for that renaissance school project has been approved by the State prior to the termination or expiration date, title to the renaissance school project shall revert to the board of education of the renaissance school district for consideration in an amount calculated as follows:

(1)if the principal of and interest due on any outstanding debt used to finance the renaissance school project is equal to or greater than the fair market value of the renaissance school project, as determined by a certified appraiser agreed to by the renaissance school district and the owner of the renaissance school project, the renaissance school district shall assume any outstanding debt used to finance the renaissance school project, and thereafter the renaissance school district shall be legally obligated for the payment thereof; or

(2)if the fair market value of the renaissance school project is greater than the amount of the principal of and interest due on the outstanding debt used to finance the renaissance school project, the renaissance school district shall pay to the owner of the renaissance school project the fair market value of the renaissance school project, provided that, to the extent that any debt used to finance the renaissance school project is then outstanding, the owner of the renaissance school project shall utilize the funds received from the renaissance school district pursuant to this paragraph to retire the outstanding debt.

L.2013, c.149, s.7.


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