§ 100409 Bond Purpose Change Election
This law lets the board ask voters to change what money raised by bonds can be used for, if the board thinks the original plan is not wise.
The board originally sold bonds to build a new library, but later decides the library would be too expensive. They can call a vote so voters decide if the bond money can be used for fixing roads instead.
The board votes with at least two‑thirds of its members, then holds an election inside the VTA area. Voters get to say yes or no to using the bond money for the new purpose.
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§ 100409 Bond Purpose Change Election
Last verified: January 11, 2026