§ 3908 Bond Issuance Limits
This law sets a limit on how much money can be borrowed by issuing bonds. The authority can borrow up to $50 million, and the commission can borrow up to $10 million.
A city wants to build new schools and roads but doesn't have enough money.
The city can borrow money by issuing bonds, but it can't borrow more than the limit set by this law. If the authority is borrowing, it can't go over $50 million. If the commission is borrowing, it can't go over $10 million.
No specific formula provided in the statute.
The authority wants to issue bonds to fund a new project.
Result: The total bonds issued by the authority would be $45,000,000, which is under the $50,000,000 limit.
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§ 3908 Bond Issuance Limits
Last verified: January 11, 2026