§ 15320 School Facilities Improvement Districts
This law says that before a school or community college can set up a special area (called a school facilities improvement district) to pay for building projects, the board must adopt a written resolution that includes several specific details.
A school district wants to build a new high school and needs money for it.
The board must write a resolution that says they plan to create the special district, why they need it, how much the project will cost, that only property in that district will pay the taxes, that a map of the district is on file for anyone to see, when and where a public hearing will be held, and that anyone who owns land or is interested can speak at the hearing.
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§ 15320 School Facilities Improvement Districts
Last verified: January 10, 2026