§ 100900 Bond Issuance For State Funds
This law lets California sell up to $2.3 billion in bonds (but not the money from any refund bonds) to pay for higher‑education projects and to pay back a special fund.
A state university needs $150 million to build a new library.
The university can get that money from the bonds allowed by this law, because the bonds are meant to fund things like new campus buildings.
Authorized Bond Amount = $2,300,000,000 – (amount of refunding bonds issued)
The state has already issued $200 million in refunding bonds.
Result: $2,100,000,000 of new bonds can still be sold.
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§ 100900 Bond Issuance For State Funds
Last verified: January 10, 2026