Part 29

VEHICLE MAINTENANCE AND OPERATING FUND

Sections:

There is hereby created and established the "vehi-

cle maintenance and operating fund." (Prior code § 2700.20.)

• A. There shall be deposited in the vehicle maintenance and operating fund, monthly by each department of the city using city motor vehicles and other rolling stock (other than fire department fire engines and other than vehicles and rolling stock assigned to the sewage treatment plant and airport) a sum equal to a

proportionate share of the monthly (or such other period as may be determined by the city manager) costs of operation of city's facilities used for repair and maintenance of said motor vehicles and rolling stock and for operation, repair and maintenance of said vehicles and rolling stock; said proportion to be based upon the mileage accumulated upon the motor vehicles and rolling stock used by a department during a month (or such other period as may be determined by the city manager) over the total mileage accumulated on all said vehicles and rolling stock in said month (or such period determined by the city manager); or the allocation of costs may be made among using departments upon such other reasonable basis as may be determined by the city manager. There shall also be deposited in said fund, upon receipt thereof by city, all moneys paid to the city by other persons as reimbursement or indemnification for the loss or destruction of or damage to city motor vehicles and other rolling stock (other than fire department fire engines and other than vehicles and rolling stock assigned to the sewage treatment plant and airport). Such moneys shall be deposited in said fund for the purpose of paying the costs of operation of city's facilities used for repair and maintenance of said motor vehicles and rolling stock and for operation, repair, and maintenance of said vehicles and rolling stock.

• B. The city council may transfer or appropriate to said vehicle maintenance and operating fund moneys for the purpose of purchasing and acquiring city motor vehicles and other rolling stock (excluding fire department fire engines and motor vehicles and rolling stock assigned to the sewage treatment plant and airport) or may transfer said moneys from said fund to any other fund.

(Prior code § 2700.21; Ord. 19957.)

• A. Moneys deposited pursuant to subsection A of Section 4.80.1610 in said fund for the costs

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of operation of the city's facilities used for repair and maintenance of city motor vehicles and other rolling stock (exclusive of fire department fire engines and exclusive of vehicles and rolling stock assigned to the sewage treatment plant and airport), and for operation, repair and maintenance of said vehicles and rolling stock, shall be used for said purposes, but only pursuant to appropriation by the city council.

• B. Moneys deposited pursuant to subsection B. of Section 4.80.1610 in said fund for motor vehicles and rolling stock purchase or acquisition shall be expended for purchase of motor vehicles and other rolling stock (exclusive of fire department fire engines and exclusive of vehicles and rolling stock assigned to the sewage treatment plant and airport), but only pursuant to appropriation by the city council.

• (Prior code § 2700.22.)

Part 30 RESERVED Part 31 RESERVED† Part 32 RESERVED‡ Part 33 RESERVED* Part 34 TRANSIENT OCCUPANCY TAX SPECIAL FUND**

Sections:

There is hereby created and established the "transient occupancy tax special fund." (Ord. 20553.)

*Editor’s note— Part 30 of Chapter 4.80, pertaining to William F. Prusch, Jr., Trust Fund, being §§ 4.80.1650 through 4.80.1670, was repealed by Ordinance 29259, § 13, passed June 4, 2013.

†Editor’s note— Part 31 of Chapter 4.80, pertaining to Workers' Compensation Fund, being §§ 4.80.1700 through 4.80.1720, was repealed by Ordinance 29259, § 14, passed June 4, 2013.

‡Editor’s note— Part 32 of Chapter 4.80, pertaining to Municipal Health Services Program Fund (Formerly Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Grant Fund), being §§ 4.80.1750 through 4.80.1770, was repealed by Ordinance 29259, § 15, passed June 4, 2013.

**Editor’s note— Ord, 28761, § 1, passed June 17, 2010, repealed Part 33 of this chapter, which pertained to the Anti-tobacco Master Settlement Agreement Revenue Fund.

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All revenues derived from the taxes collected under Chapter 4.72, Transient Occupancy Tax, shall be deposited in the transient occupancy tax special fund, and the director of finance shall establish and keep such accounts as may be necessary to account separately for the deposit of said taxes in said fund. (Ord. 20553.)

Moneys in the transient occupancy tax special fund shall be expended for the purposes set forth in Chapter 4.72 of the San José Municipal Code. (Ord. 20553.)