§ 100605 Benefit District Bond Assessments
This law says that special taxes in a benefit area must be set high enough, together with other money already collected, to pay back all the bonds and interest that were issued for that area.
A city builds a new community center in a specific neighborhood by issuing bonds. Residents in that neighborhood are charged a special tax each year.
The tax rates are calculated so that, when added to the money the city already has, they will be enough to pay back the loan and the interest. Any extra city money can only be used for the bonds if there is a written agreement saying so.
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§ 100605 Benefit District Bond Assessments
Last verified: January 11, 2026