§ 100125 State Infrastructure Bond Authorization
This law lets California sell up to $2,987,035,000 in bonds (not counting any refunding bonds) to fund higher‑education building projects and to pay back a special revolving fund.
The state wants to build a new science lab at a university and needs $500 million. It issues $500 million of the authorized bonds, uses the cash to pay contractors, and later repays the bond holders with interest.
The bond issue is allowed because it is part of the $2.987 billion limit and the money goes to a higher‑education facility, just as the statute requires.
AuthorizedBondAmount = $2,987,035,000 – RefundBondAmount
Suppose the state has already issued $200 million in refunding bonds.
Result: AuthorizedBondAmount = $2,987,035,000 – $200,000,000 = $2,787,035,000
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§ 100125 State Infrastructure Bond Authorization
Last verified: January 10, 2026