§ 103513 Bond Special Tax Covenants
This law lets the board add extra promises (covenants) when special‑tax bonds are approved, so they can issue more matching bonds, set the order of tax payments, and include other usual terms to make the bonds safe and attractive, as long as they follow the bond election rules.
A town wants to build a new library and plans to fund it with special‑tax bonds that will be paid back from a new local sales tax.
The board can add extra promises, like issuing more bonds that match the first ones, saying the sales‑tax money will be used first to pay bond holders, and including any other standard terms that help sell the bonds, but they must still obey the rules that were set when the town voted on the bond.
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§ 103513 Bond Special Tax Covenants
Last verified: January 11, 2026