§ 101050 Bond Issuance For Funding
This law lets California sell up to $1.58 billion in bonds (not counting any refunding bonds) to fund higher‑education projects and to pay back a special bond‑expense fund. The bonds are backed by the full faith and credit of the state.
The state needs money to build a new science building at a public university. It issues $200 million of the authorized bonds, sells them to investors, and uses the cash to pay for construction. Later, the state repays the investors with interest, just like any other loan.
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§ 101050 Bond Issuance For Funding
Last verified: January 10, 2026