§ 26320 Bond-Funded Improvement Operations

• •If a city or town borrows money by selling bonds to build something (like a park or road), they have to keep running it well.
• •They can't just build it and then ignore it—they must take care of it properly.
• •The rule is there to make sure taxpayer money isn’t wasted after the project is done.

A city sells bonds to build a new swimming pool for the community.

After the pool is built, the city can’t just lock the gates and walk away. They have to keep it open, clean, and safe for people to use. If they don’t, they’re breaking the rule.