§ 101285 Voter Petition For Transit Bonds
This law says that if at least 15% of voters in a district sign a petition asking for new transit projects (like buses, trains, or stations) and want to pay for it with bonds, the district must send the petition to the county to check the signatures.
A group of people in a city want a new bus system but don’t have the money.
If 15% of voters sign a petition asking for the bus system and agree to pay for it with bonds (like a loan), the district must send the petition to the county to verify the signatures.
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§ 101285 Voter Petition For Transit Bonds
Last verified: January 11, 2026