New Jersey § 18a:22-47
Full text of New Jersey New Jersey Statutes § 18a:22-47, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 18a:22-47.
The secretary of the board of education of the district shall certify to the proper
taxing officials the amount of the funds so transferred which are available, and are
to be used, for meeting the interest on, and the principal of, a. The bonds of the district becoming due and payable during the next ensuing school
fiscal year, b. The bonds of the district maturing in any year or years subsequent to said school
fiscal year, separately stating the amounts which will be so used for each of said
years, and the amounts to be raised by local taxes for such purposes for said next ensuing
school fiscal year and for each of said years in which the bonds would otherwise have
matured, as the case may be, shall be reduced accordingly notwithstanding that the
local tax has been voted by the district.
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