Issue Date: | 1985-09-01 |
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Revised Date: | 2007-09-01 |
Legal Citations
- Government Code ch. 1232
Origin:
1985
Purpose
To receive proceeds from the sale of public building bonds. Funds are used by the commission for acquisition, construction, repair, renovation, or other improvement of buildings for the use of state agencies and institutions in Travis County and the costs associated with the bond issue. Investment income needed for projects costs is deposited in this fund and investment income not needed for project costs is deposited in the GR Account -- State Lease (0507). Depository interest earned on the unexpended bond proceeds in this fund is credited to the GR Account -- State Lease (0507). H.B. 20, 69th Leg., appropriated $1,300,000 from the State Lease Fund to pay for the initial bond issue. When all bonds have been duly paid or provided for this fund will be merged into State Lease Fund, then the Legislature may transfer funds from the State Lease Fund to the Capital Trust Fund for other purposes.
Classification | Group 04: Pledged Funds [?] |
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Depository Interest | Retained in appropriated fund. |
Disposition of Balance | Accumulative |
Appropriation Technique | S.B. 1435, 69th Leg.; General Appropriations Act. |
Administering Agencies
- 347 – Texas Public Finance Authority
- 303 – Texas Facilities Commission (formerly Texas Building and Procurement Commission, Agency 303, formerly General Services Commission, Agency 303)
Financial Activity
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Note
General Services Commission abolished and Building and Procurement Commission created by S.B. 311, 77th Leg., R.S.
TBPC name changed by H.B. 3560, 80th Leg., R.S.
USAS Values
USAS Title | TPFA BLDG BONDS PROJECT FD |
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Consolidated Fund | |
State Fund Group | 04 - PLEDGED FUNDS |
USAS Status | I |
Created by bond resolution requirements which specify the maintenance of separate funds to account for the bond program.