§ 100435 Bond Payment Appropriation
This law says the state will set aside enough money each year from the General Fund to pay back the bonds it sells and to fund the program in Section 100440, no matter what fiscal year it is.
The state sells bonds to build a new highway. Every year, the state takes money from the General Fund to cover the loan payments (principal and interest) and also to pay for the highway‑maintenance program described in Section 100440.
Because of this law, the money needed for the loan payments and the highway program is automatically taken from the General Fund each year, so the state can keep the project going without waiting for a separate budget approval.
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§ 100435 Bond Payment Appropriation
Last verified: January 10, 2026