Section 20.15. Resources of a trust

1. A trust may receive, accept, invest,
  administer,  expend  and  disburse for its corporate purposes, including
  without limitation the operation and administration of  the  trust,  any
  revenues  and  monies  made available or to be made available to it from
  any or all sources, including gifts, grants, loans and payments from the
  state, any county or municipality and the United States, and any  agency
  or instrumentality of any of them, and from any other person.
    2.  A  trust  shall  keep  separate  books  and  records of account in
  connection with each combined-use facility and  each  cultural  facility
  and shall not spend or commingle any monies received by it in connection
  with  such  facility  with any other monies received by it in connection
  with any other facility; provided, however, the trust  may  charge  each
  such  facility  its  costs  of administration and operation allocable to
  each such facility, and establish or  maintain  such  reserves  for  the
  payment of such costs as the trust deems necessary.
    3.   The   comptroller   of   the  state  or  his  legally  authorized
  representative and the chief  fiscal  officer  of  the  municipality  or
  county  in  which  a  trust  shall  develop or cause to be developed any
  combined-use facility  or  a  facility  for  a  not-for-profit  cultural
  organization   or  any  cultural  facility  or  his  legally  authorized
  representative shall be authorized from time  to  time  to  examine  the
  books  and  accounts of the trust including its receipts, disbursements,
  contracts, reserves, investments, and any other matters relating to  its
  financial standing.  Such an examination shall be conducted by each such
  officer  at  least  once  in  every  three  years;  each such officer is
  authorized, however, to accept from  the  trust,  in  lieu  of  such  an
  examination, an external examination of its books and accounts made by a
  certified public accountant acceptable to such officer.