§ 100520 Higher Education Bond Authorization
This law lets a special committee decide if and how many bonds to sell to pay for college building projects that the state budget says are allowed.
A state university wants to build a new science lab and the yearly state budget says money can be used for it.
The committee checks the budget, decides that bonds are needed, chooses an amount (say $50 million), and then issues those bonds to raise the cash for the lab. The bonds can be sold in pieces over time, not all at once.
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§ 100520 Higher Education Bond Authorization
Last verified: January 10, 2026