Section 6
SEC. 6. Upon the request of any municipality, township or municipal district, the Public Markets Board shall cause a survey and investigation to be made by the Director of Public Works for the purpose of determining the feasibility and advisability of carrying out any project, and if the results be favorable to submit an estimate of the cost and the plan of the proposed market building together with his recommendation, through the Secretary of Public Works and Communications, to the Public Markets Board for its consideration, and whenever the Board should deem it advisable it shall authorize the release of such sum from the revolving fund herein constituted as is necessary for the construction of the project: Provided, however, That the construction of a project shall not be started until the municipal council concerned shall have adopted a resolution guaranteeing the annual payment of such amount as may be fixed by the Board in the event that market collections, in any year, are not sufficient to cover the instalment corresponding to that year for the reimbursement of the sum invested from the revolving fund, including annual interest thereon. The resolution shall further undertake to guarantee that the municipality will not build nor permit the building of any other market within its jurisdiction pending reimbursement in full of the total cost of the project.