§ 11. Execution of instruments; examination of claims.  


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  • All instruments in writing necessary to be signed by the authority shall be executed by its chair and secretary. The authority may, by resolution, designate one or more officers, members, employees, or agents of the authority to execute instruments in writing where it is necessary that such instruments be signed by the authority. No expenditure of funds of the authority shall be made except by voucher approved by the authority and signed by its chair and secretary, or by one or more officers, members, or employees of the authority as the authority may designate by resolution. The foregoing authority of the chair may be exercised by the vice chair in the absence of the chair and the foregoing authority of the secretary may be exercised by an assistant secretary designated by the authority in the absence of the secretary. The authority shall provide for the examination of all payrolls, bills, and other claims and demands against the authority to determine before the same are paid that they are duly authorized, in proper form, correctly computed, legally due and payable, and that the authority has funds on hand to make payment.

(Laws of Fla., Ch. 2004-464, § 1)