§ 15352 School District Bond Issuance
This rule says that when a school or community‑college district sells bonds, the bonds must have a specific name and must say that the taxes used to pay them can only come from property inside that district.
A small town school district wants to borrow money to build a new library and sells bonds to raise the cash.
The bonds they sell must be called something like “Bonds of the School Facilities Improvement District of the Town School District,” and the bond paperwork has to say that only taxes collected from land inside the district will be used to pay back the loan.
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§ 15352 School District Bond Issuance
Last verified: January 10, 2026