§ 105208 Bond Election Expiration Voidance
This law lets the board, after three years from a bond election, vote with a two‑thirds majority to cancel any bonds that were approved but still unsold, and the permission to issue those bonds then ends.
A city held a bond election in 2020 that approved $10 million of bonds. By 2024 only $6 million had been sold. The board votes 2/3 of its members to cancel the remaining $4 million, so those bonds can no longer be issued or sold.
Because more than three years have passed and the board got the required two‑thirds vote, the unsold bonds lose their authorization and can't be sold anymore.
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§ 105208 Bond Election Expiration Voidance
Last verified: January 11, 2026