Massachusetts General Laws|Chapter 70B - SCHOOL BUILDING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

Section 3 - Purpose of program; board of education; general policy and review standards; specific powers of board

Section 3A - School building advisory board; establishment; members

Section 3B - Bonds

Section 3C - School building authority; termination; projects to conform to federal statutory mandates

Section 3D - Accounts; annual report

Section 3E - Municipality indebted to authority; offset of deficiency by state treasurer's disbursement of funds payable to indebted municipality

Section 4 - Reimbursement for incidental educational, engineering and architectural services; application and documentation

Section 5 - School facilities grant applications

Section 6 - Examination of application by board of education; notice of approval or rejection

Section 7 - Limit on estimated amount of grants approved by authority

Section 8 - Order of priorities for approval of school projects and reimbursements; deferral of approval or disapproval of project applications

Section 9 - Cost effective production of efficient and creative school projects; standards and procedures; regulations

Section 10 - Facilities grants for approved projects; formula

Section 11 - Disbursement schedule

Section 12, 13 - Repealed, 2004, 208, Sec. 36

Section 14 - Approved alternative projects; allowable costs

Section 15 - Sale or lease of school buildings for which school facilities project applicant receives grant payments

Section 16 - Maintenance assessment program for school buildings

Section 17 - Annual report; anticipated needs for school facilities projects

Section 18 - Repealed, 2004, 208, Sec. 36

Section 19 - Notification of actual interest rate for bond issuance

Section 20 - Submission of plans or blueprints associated with construction, renovation or reconstruction of school building to police and fire departments and emergency management agency

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Massachusetts General Laws|Chapter 70B - SCHOOL BUILDING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

Section 1 - School building assistance program; establishment

Section 1A - School Building Authority

Section 2 - Definitions

Section 3 - Purpose of program; board of education; general policy and review standards; specific powers of board

Section 3A - School building advisory board; establishment; members

Section 3B - Bonds

Section 3C - School building authority; termination; projects to conform to federal statutory mandates

Section 3D - Accounts; annual report

Section 3E - Municipality indebted to authority; offset of deficiency by state treasurer's disbursement of funds payable to indebted municipality

Section 4 - Reimbursement for incidental educational, engineering and architectural services; application and documentation

Section 5 - School facilities grant applications

Section 6 - Examination of application by board of education; notice of approval or rejection

Section 7 - Limit on estimated amount of grants approved by authority

Section 8 - Order of priorities for approval of school projects and reimbursements; deferral of approval or disapproval of project applications

Section 9 - Cost effective production of efficient and creative school projects; standards and procedures; regulations

Section 10 - Facilities grants for approved projects; formula

Section 11 - Disbursement schedule

Section 12, 13 - Repealed, 2004, 208, Sec. 36

Section 14 - Approved alternative projects; allowable costs

Section 15 - Sale or lease of school buildings for which school facilities project applicant receives grant payments

Section 16 - Maintenance assessment program for school buildings

Section 17 - Annual report; anticipated needs for school facilities projects

Section 18 - Repealed, 2004, 208, Sec. 36

Section 19 - Notification of actual interest rate for bond issuance

Section 20 - Submission of plans or blueprints associated with construction, renovation or reconstruction of school building to police and fire departments and emergency management agency