§ 102504 Bond Issuance Authorization Rules
This law says that if most voters approve a proposition, the board can issue bonds to raise money, split them into different groups, set different payment dates, and make sure each group doesn’t last longer than 50 years.
A town votes yes on a plan to build a new library. After the vote, the town board can sell bonds to get the cash, maybe in two batches that pay back at different times.
Because the voters approved the plan, the board can now decide how many bonds to sell, when each batch is due, and make sure none of the bond groups take more than 50 years to pay back.
Bond term (in years) ≤ 50
The board wants a bond that matures in 40 years.
Result: 40 ≤ 50, so the bond term is allowed.
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§ 102504 Bond Issuance Authorization Rules
Last verified: January 11, 2026