§ 2640 State Bond Issuance Authority
This law authorizes California to issue up to $85 million in bonds to fund projects described in the chapter and to repay the General Obligation Bond Expense Revolving Fund, with the state’s full faith and credit pledged for repayment.
A state agency needs money to build a new highway but doesn't have enough cash on hand.
The agency can sell bonds worth up to $85 million. The money from those bonds is used to pay for the highway construction, and later the state repays the bondholders using money from the revolving fund.
Maximum bond amount = $85,000,000 (or a lower amount if only part is needed)
The agency needs $30 million for a bridge repair.
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§ 2640 State Bond Issuance Authority
Last verified: January 10, 2026