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Utility Revenue Bond
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Utility revenue bond
A municipal bond issued to finance the construction of public utility services. These bonds are repaid from the operating revenues the project produces after the utility is finished.
Utility Revenue Bond
A municipal bond issued in order to finance the construction of a public utility, such as a power plant or a water treatment plant. A utility revenue bond is guaranteed by and is paid out of the revenues derived from the sale of those utilities.
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