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Title 2 — ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES

Chapter 3 — CITY OF IRVINE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT REVENUE BOND LAW

Irvine Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · Irvine

Sec. 2-7-301. - Title of chapter.

Sec. 2-7-302. - Findings of need.

Sec. 2-7-303. - Definitions.

Sec. 2-7-304. - Compliance with Article 13B of State Constitution.

Sec. 2-7-305. - Loan of bond proceeds.

Sec. 2-7-306. - Reserved.

Sec. 2-7-307. - Acquisition, construction, leasing and sale of facilities.

Sec. 2-7-308. - Applications for facility financing.

Sec. 2-7-309. - Application and other fees.

Sec. 2-7-310. - Insurance and guarantees.

Sec. 2-7-311. - Rents, payments, fees, charges and interest rates.

Sec. 2-7-312. - Reserved.

Sec. 2-7-313. - Deeds of trust, mortgages and security interests.

Sec. 2-7-314. - Professional services.

Sec. 2-7-315. - Nondiscrimination by contractors and subcontractors.

Sec. 2-7-316. - Public competitive bidding inapplicable.

Sec. 2-7-317. - Additional powers.

Sec. 2-7-318. - Reserved.

Sec. 2-7-319. - Authority to issue bonds.

Sec. 2-7-320. - Limited obligation of City.

Sec. 2-7-321. - Terms and conditions of bonds.

Sec. 2-7-322. - Resolution of issuance and indentures.

Sec. 2-7-323. - Pledge of revenues.

Sec. 2-7-324. - Reserved.

Sec. 2-7-325. - Nonliability of Council, officers and employees.

Sec. 2-7-326. - Purchase of bonds.

Sec. 2-7-327. - Remedies of bondholders and trustees.

Sec. 2-7-328. - Refunding issues.

Sec. 2-7-329. - Bond anticipation notes.

Sec. 2-7-330. - Reserved.

Sec. 2-7-331. - Validity of issuance.

Sec. 2-7-332. - Omissions and defects not to invalidate proceedings.

Sec. 2-7-333. - Full authority for issuance of bonds.

Sec. 2-7-334. - Chapter as alternative authority.

Sec. 2-7-335. - Chapter as controlling authority.

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