The Maret School, Inc. Revenue Bonds Project Emergency Approval Resolution of 2025 authorizes the issuance of up to $37 million in revenue bonds by the District of Columbia to support Maret School, Inc. in financing various projects, including the renovation and construction of educational and athletic facilities, as well as refinancing existing bonds. The resolution delineates the responsibilities of key officials, such as the Mayor and bond counsel, and establishes a framework for the bonds' issuance, ensuring adherence to the District's Home Rule Act. Importantly, the bonds are classified as special obligations of the District, meaning they do not constitute a debt against the District's general funds or taxing power.

The resolution further clarifies that the District is not liable for any costs associated with the bond issuance or related transactions, and it emphasizes that the District's obligations are limited to the terms specified within the resolution. It also includes provisions for document maintenance, information reporting, and compliance with public approval requirements. The authorization for the bonds will expire if not issued within three years, and a severability clause is included to protect the validity of the bonds against any invalid provisions. The resolution is effective immediately upon adoption, reflecting the Council's belief that the project will enhance the health, education, and welfare of District residents.