§ 26323 Bond Revenue Lien Protection
A city uses bond money to build a new park. They hire a company to build the playground and another to supply the swings and slides.
The city must pay the company that built the playground and the one that supplied the swings and slides. If they don’t pay, those companies can take legal action to get the money from the park’s funds or property. This rule makes sure the park’s money is used to pay these bills so the people who bought the bonds don’t lose their investment.
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§ 26323 Bond Revenue Lien Protection
Last verified: January 22, 2026