§ 57502 District Bond Payment Liability
Imagine two small towns, Town A and Town B, each have their own schools. Both towns owe money for school buildings they built. If they merge into one big town called Town C, Town C must pay back the money Town A and Town B owed.
Town C can collect taxes or fees from everyone in the new big town to pay back the money. But if Town A had a special project, like a new playground, only the people who lived in Town A before the merge have to pay for that playground, not the whole Town C.
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§ 57502 District Bond Payment Liability
Last verified: January 22, 2026