Georgia Code
Subpart 2 - Refunding Bonds
§ 20-2-463. County-Wide Bonds — Petition to Call Election; Call of Election; County Board to Determine Terms

When one-fourth of the registered qualified voters of the county or of the county outside the incorporated limits of a municipality or municipalities, as the case may be, shall file with the county board of education a petition asking for an election for the purpose of determining whether or not bonds shall be issued for the purpose of refunding, refinancing, or retiring outstanding school bonds of such territory, the required number of petitioners to be determined by the county board, it shall be the duty of the county board to fix the amount, denomination, rate of interest, and dates when due of the proposed bonds to refund, refinance, or retire outstanding schoolhouse bonds of such territory; and the county board shall also specify the amount, denomination, rate of interest, and dates when due of the outstanding school bonds which are sought to be refunded, retired, or refinanced and call such election in terms of law now provided or which may hereafter be provided for the county issue of bonds, except as otherwise provided in this Code section.
History. Ga. L. 1937, p. 869, § 4.

Structure Georgia Code

Georgia Code

Title 20 - Education

Chapter 2 - Elementary and Secondary Education

Article 9 - Local Public School Finances

Part 3 - Bond Issues

Subpart 2 - Refunding Bonds

§ 20-2-450. Subpart to Govern Refunding, Retiring, or Refinancing Outstanding District Bonds

§ 20-2-451. Electoral Approval Required for Refunding, Retiring, or Refinancing Outstanding District Bonds

§ 20-2-452. Elections to Approve Refunding, Retiring, or Refinancing Outstanding District Bonds — Calling of Election by County Board

§ 20-2-453. Elections to Approve Refunding, Retiring, or Refinancing Outstanding District Bonds — Contents of Election Notice

§ 20-2-454. Elections to Approve Refunding, Retiring, or Refinancing Outstanding District Bonds — Eligible Voters; Conduct of Election; Declaration of Result

§ 20-2-455. Elections to Approve Refunding, Retiring, or Refinancing Outstanding District Bonds — Referendum to Call Election

§ 20-2-456. Elections to Approve Refunding, Retiring, or Refinancing Outstanding District Bonds — Vote Required; Declaration of Favorable Result; Issuance of Refunding Bonds

§ 20-2-457. District Bonds — Tax Levy to Provide Sinking Fund to Retire Bonds

§ 20-2-458. Local or Consolidated School District Bonds — Sale or Exchange

§ 20-2-459. Independent School District Bonds — Sale or Exchange

§ 20-2-460. District Bonds — Sinking Fund for Holders Failing or Refusing to Sell or Exchange Outstanding Bonds

§ 20-2-461. Elections to Approve Refunding, Retiring, or Refinancing Outstanding District Bonds — Limit of One per Year

§ 20-2-462. County-Wide Bonds — Powers of Counties as to Refunding, Refinancing, or Retiring

§ 20-2-463. County-Wide Bonds — Petition to Call Election; Call of Election; County Board to Determine Terms

§ 20-2-464. County-Wide Bond Elections — Notice

§ 20-2-465. County-Wide Bond Elections — Eligible Voters; Conduct of Election; Declaration of Result

§ 20-2-466. County-Wide Bonds — Vote Required to Approve; Issuance, Sale, or Exchange

§ 20-2-467. County-Wide Bonds — Handling and Use of Proceeds

§ 20-2-468. County-Wide Bonds — Tax Levy to Provide Sinking Fund to Retire Bonds

§ 20-2-469. County-Wide Bonds — Paying Off Outstanding Bonds; Sinking Fund for Holders Failing or Refusing to Sell, Exchange, or Surrender Outstanding Bonds

§ 20-2-470. Validation of Bonds

§ 20-2-471. Exchange or Sale of Bonds; Use of Proceeds

§ 20-2-472. Establishment of Sinking Fund for Unsurrendered Bonds

§ 20-2-473. Limitations on Issue and Use of Bonds and Proceeds

§ 20-2-474. Powers and Duties of Officials as to Bonds, Taxes, and Sinking Funds

§ 20-2-475. Interest on Bonds

§ 20-2-476. When SubPart Applicable to Independent School Districts

§ 20-2-477. Construction of SubPart Against Impairment of Outstanding Bonds