§ 16073 School Bond Repayment Requirements
This law says that if a school district hasn't sold bonds for two years, can't get a deferment, and needed to issue bonds to get state money but didn't set aside money for those bonds in its budget, the Director of General Services must figure out how much of the tax money can be used for the bond the next year and tell the Controller.
A school district needs to issue bonds to qualify for state funding for the 2025‑26 school year, but it didn't include any money for those bonds in its 2025‑26 budget.
Because the district hasn't sold bonds in the past two years and can't get a deferment, the Director of General Services will calculate the portion of the tax levy that can be used for the bond in the 2026‑27 fiscal year and certify that amount to the Controller before taxes are levied.
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§ 16073 School Bond Repayment Requirements
Last verified: January 10, 2026