§ 100735 Interim Financing For Bonds
This law lets the board borrow money from a special investment account to fund its projects, but only up to the amount of bonds that haven’t been sold yet.
The board wants to start building a new park, but the money from selling bonds won’t arrive for a few months.
The board can ask the Pooled Money Investment Board for a short‑term loan from the investment account, as long as the loan isn’t bigger than the bonds they still need to sell. They sign the loan papers, get the cash, use it for the park, and later repay the loan when the bond money comes in.
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§ 100735 Interim Financing For Bonds
Last verified: January 10, 2026