§ 101036 Bond Payment Appropriation
This law says the state must set aside money each year from the General Fund to pay the principal and interest on bonds issued under this chapter, and also to fund the activities in Section 101037.5, no matter what fiscal year it is.
A school district sells bonds to build a new school. Every year the state takes money from its main account to cover the bond’s interest and the amount that has to be paid back, and also to pay for the program described in Section 101037.5.
Because of this law, the money for the bond payments and the Section 101037.5 program is guaranteed each year, even if the state’s regular budget runs out or the fiscal year changes.
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§ 101036 Bond Payment Appropriation
Last verified: January 10, 2026