If the act takes effect and original ballpark bonds are fully repaid, D.C. would direct fiscal year 2027 sports facilities fees toward ballpark and RFK debt.
Once original ballpark bonds are fully repaid, D.C. would use fiscal year 2027 sports facilities fees for ballpark and RFK debt payments and RFK reserves. Money above $49,505,000 would go to its general budget.
D.C. would use up to $49,505,000 for ballpark early repayment loans, RFK infrastructure bond payments, and required RFK bond reserves. Fiscal year 2027 fees would enter the Ballpark Preservation and Improvement Fund. For later fiscal years, the text directs the fees to the RFK Campus Infrastructure Fund. All principal and interest on the original ballpark bonds must be paid before these fee-routing rules apply. Taking effect requires mayoral approval or a veto override, followed by 30 days of congressional review. The temporary act would apply as of October 1, 2026, and expire 225 days after taking effect.
No hearings or votes scheduled.