§ 16041 Construction Apportionment Repayment Rules
This law says that when money set aside for building work on a site becomes final, the state stops taking repayment deductions for that site (except for the current fiscal year's deductions) and rolls the remaining money and interest into the main construction loan to be paid back later.
A school district gets a state grant to buy land for a new school and another grant to actually build the school. Once the land grant is finalized, the state stops taking repayment deductions for the land money, adds any leftover land money and interest to the building loan, and continues repayment on the combined amount.
After the land money is final, the controller no longer deducts repayments for the land portion (except for any deductions that would happen in that fiscal year). The rest of the land money and its interest are added to the building loan and repaid the normal way.
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§ 16041 Construction Apportionment Repayment Rules
Last verified: January 10, 2026