§ 100945 Bond Fund Withdrawal Authority
This law lets the Director of Finance borrow money from the General Fund up to the amount of unsold bonds, puts that money into a special bond fund, and requires the borrowed money to be paid back with the interest it would have earned.
A California State University wants to fix old buildings that could be dangerous in an earthquake. It asks the state for money from the bond issue and includes a five‑year plan that shows which buildings need the most urgent work.
The university’s request must list a five‑year capital plan and rank the seismic upgrades. If the request is approved, the borrowed money is taken from the General Fund, put into the Higher Education Capital Outlay Bond Fund, and later paid back plus the interest the money would have earned.
Interest = Principal × Interest Rate × Time
The university borrows $10,000,000 for one year and the Pooled Money Investment Account earns 2% per year.
Result: Interest = 10,000,000 × 0.02 × 1 = $200,000. Total repayment = $10,200,000.
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§ 100945 Bond Fund Withdrawal Authority
Last verified: January 10, 2026