§ 105220 District Revenue Bond Authority
This law lets a school district sell bonds that are paid back with money it makes from any building or service it runs, and it can count sales‑tax money as part of that revenue.
A district builds a new community center and wants to pay for it over time.
The district can sell bonds to raise the money now, and then use the fees it collects from the center and the local sales tax to pay back the bond holders, as long as the bond plan doesn’t say the sales tax has to stop until the bonds are fully paid.
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§ 105220 District Revenue Bond Authority
Last verified: January 11, 2026