§ 16269 Project Fund Disbursement Rules
This rule says money for a project is given to the local agency only after the board’s executive officer says two things are true: the project got all needed approvals, and the agency has already promised to spend the money by signing a contract or agreement.
A town wants to build a new park. After getting all the permits and approvals, the town signs a contract with a builder to do the work.
Because the town has the approvals and a signed contract that will use the money, the executive officer can certify it and the funds are released to the town.
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§ 16269 Project Fund Disbursement Rules
Last verified: January 10, 2026