§ 103240 District Property Acquisition Powers
This law lets the district get and keep any land or stuff it needs to do its jobs, and also lets it rent, borrow against, sell, or otherwise get rid of that land or stuff when it wants.
The school district wants to build a new playground and needs a piece of land that a private owner currently holds.
The district can buy the land, lease it, or even use eminent domain to take it, and later it can sell or lease that land if it no longer needs it for the playground.
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§ 103240 District Property Acquisition Powers
Last verified: January 11, 2026