§ 1702 Infrastructure Fund Subaccounts
This law lets a government agency set up separate pockets (subaccounts) inside an infrastructure fund and decide how the money in each pocket can be invested, especially when the money is promised to pay for bonds.
A city creates an infrastructure fund and opens a subaccount to pay off a new bridge bond. The city can invest the bridge money in whatever investments the state allows, but if the bond paperwork says the money must stay in safe investments, the city must follow that rule.
The city treats the bridge subaccount as its own thing, invests the money according to the bond rules, and any earnings from those investments go back into the bridge subaccount unless another law says otherwise.
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§ 1702 Infrastructure Fund Subaccounts
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