§ 103509 Bond Purpose Change Election
This law lets the board ask voters to change how bond money is used if the original plan turns out to be impractical or unwise.
A city board approved bonds to build a new library, but later finds the library site is too expensive. The board can call a new election so voters can decide whether to use the bond money for a community center instead.
The board votes with at least two‑thirds of its members, then holds an election just like the first one, letting voters choose the new use of the bond money.
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§ 103509 Bond Purpose Change Election
Last verified: January 11, 2026