Except as limited by the local law establishing the Resilience Authority or its articles of incorporation, a Resilience Authority has all the powers under this title. A Resilience Authority has and may exercise all powers necessary or convenient to undertake, finance, manage, acquire, own, convey, or support resilience infrastructure projects, including the power to: acquire by purchase, lease, or other legal means, but not by eminent domain, property for resilience infrastructure; establish, construct, alter, improve, equip, repair, maintain, operate, and regulate resilience infrastructure owned by the incorporating local government or the Resilience Authority; receive money from its incorporating local government, the State, other governmental units, or private organizations; charge and collect fees for its services; subject to the approval of the local governing body, charge and collect fees to back its bond issuances; have employees and consultants as it considers necessary; use the services of other governmental units; and act as necessary or convenient to carry out the powers granted to it by law.