§ 100636 Interim Financing For Bonds
This law lets the State Allocation Board borrow money from the Pooled Money Investment Board, but only up to the amount of bonds that haven’t been sold yet, to fund the programs in this chapter.
The board wants to start a new park project but doesn’t have cash yet. It asks the Pooled Money Investment Board for a short‑term loan that’s no bigger than the value of the unsold bonds it plans to sell for the park.
The loan is approved, the board signs the needed paperwork, the money goes into the park fund, and later the board repays the loan when the bonds are sold.
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§ 100636 Interim Financing For Bonds
Last verified: January 10, 2026