§ 100604 Bond Issuance Hearing Process
This law says a board must hold a hearing before it can issue bonds for special benefit projects, and the board can only approve the bonds if two‑thirds of its members vote yes.
A town wants to borrow money to build a new community center that will be paid for by a special tax on nearby homeowners.
The town’s board must set a date for a public hearing, let anyone who cares about the project speak, and then vote. If at least two‑thirds of the board members agree, they can issue the bonds to pay for the center.
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§ 100604 Bond Issuance Hearing Process
Last verified: January 11, 2026