Art. X §8a | ISSUANCE OF BONDS OR OTHER OBLIGATIONS PAYABLE FROM PROPERTY TAXES ON INCREASES IN VALUE DUE TO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OR REDEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN COUNTIES AND MUNICIPALITIES
The bonds or other obligations are payable from property tax revenues generated by the increases in value of property located within the development or redevelopment project area or district due to capital investment in the project. The Legislature shall prescribe by general law the manner in which these increases are determined.
The term for any bonds or other obligations issued may not exceed thirty tax years. The bonds or other obligations may not be deemed to be general obligations of the issuing county or municipality or of this state. The bonds or other obligations may provide for the pledge of any other funds as the owner of the improvements may by contract or otherwise be required to pay. Upon payment in full of the bonds, the increased tax revenues shall revert to the levying bodies authorized under the provisions of this Constitution to receive the revenues. The bonds or other obligations may not be paid from excess levy, bond levy or other special levy revenues.
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