Iowa § 279.85 School bonds — restrictions

Iowa Statutes

§ 279.85 — School bonds — restrictions

Iowa § 279.85

Title VIIEDUCATION, HISTORY, AND CULTURE

Ch. 279DIRECTORS — POWERS AND DUTIES

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Iowa Code § 279.85 (2026).

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Notwithstanding sections 298.21 and 423F.4, the board of directors of a school district
shall not issue negotiable, interest-bearing school bonds for borrowing money for purposes
of constructing a new school building or site to be used primarily for interscholastic
athletic contests or competitions, or renovating or improving a school building or site that
is currently used primarily for interscholastic athletic contests or competitions, unless all
of the attendance centers of the school corporation are in compliance with the provisions
of the state building code, adopted on or after May 17, 2024, related to the construction of
new attendance centers and the renovation of existing attendance centers that incorporate
standards designed to increase the safety of schools and school infrastruc

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Notwithstanding sections 298.21 and 423F.4, the board of directors of a school district
shall not issue negotiable, interest-bearing school bonds for borrowing money for purposes
of constructing a new school building or site to be used primarily for interscholastic
athletic contests or competitions, or renovating or improving a school building or site that
is currently used primarily for interscholastic athletic contests or competitions, unless all
of the attendance centers of the school corporation are in compliance with the provisions
of the state building code, adopted on or after May 17, 2024, related to the construction of
new attendance centers and the renovation of existing attendance centers that incorporate
standards designed to increase the safety of schools and school infrastructure.