§ 100720 Bond Issuance Authorization Limits
This law lets a special committee sell bonds only to pay for projects that the state budget says are allowed, and the committee decides if bonds are needed and how many to sell, possibly in several batches.
A state university wants to build a new library and the yearly Budget Act says money can be used for that library.
The committee checks the budget, decides that bonds are needed, and authorizes, say, $30 million in bonds to help pay for the library. They can sell those bonds now or in pieces over time.
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§ 100720 Bond Issuance Authorization Limits
Last verified: January 10, 2026