§ 53509 Bond Refunding Cost Limits
A city took out a loan (bond) to build a park 10 years ago. Now, interest rates are lower, so they want to replace the old loan with a new one to save money.
The city can only do this if the new loan (including all the interest and the amount borrowed) doesn’t cost more than the old loan. Even if they borrow a little more or less, the total cost must stay the same or go down.
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§ 53509 Bond Refunding Cost Limits
Last verified: January 22, 2026