§ 101282 Bonded Indebtedness For Transit
This law says that if a transit district needs to build or buy something big and expensive, like new trains or stations, they can ask voters to approve borrowing money by selling bonds.
A city wants to build a new subway line but doesn't have enough money in its budget.
The city's leaders can vote to ask the people if they want to borrow money by selling bonds to pay for the subway.
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§ 101282 Bonded Indebtedness For Transit
Last verified: January 11, 2026