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Section 9-51-9 – Parking facility financing law–Definition of terms.

9-51-9. Parking facility financing law–Definition of terms. The term “automobile parking facilities” as used in §§9-51-9 to 9-51-34, inclusive, shall include off-street parking lots, lanes, garages, ramps, buildings, or other structures and accessories used or useful in the parking of motor vehicles including parking meters and traffic devices. Such facilities may be on the surface, […]

Section 9-51-10 – Acquisition, improvement and operation of parking facilities–Traffic control devices–Use of municipal funds.

9-51-10. Acquisition, improvement and operation of parking facilities–Traffic control devices–Use of municipal funds. Every municipality shall have power to acquire by gift, lease, purchase, or condemnation proceedings any property, whether real, personal, or mixed, deemed by its governing body to be needed for the municipality’s regulation and control of traffic on its streets, alleys, and […]

Section 9-51-11 – Alternative means of financing parking facilities.

9-51-11. Alternative means of financing parking facilities. Any municipality may pay for any portion of the cost of providing automobile parking facilities by: (1)Appropriating moneys for the purposes authorized in §9-51-10; (2)Appropriating any part or all of the net revenues derived from the operation of its automobile parking facilities including the net revenue from on-street […]

Section 9-51-13 – Issuance of parking facility revenue bonds authorized.

9-51-13. Issuance of parking facility revenue bonds authorized. For the purpose of financing the cost of the acquisition, construction, or improvement of automobile parking facilities any municipality may issue bonds for the payment of which the credit and taxing powers of the municipality are not pledged, but as to which the principal and interest shall […]

Section 9-51-1.1 – Appointive board to manage parking facilities–Contents of ordinance.

9-51-1.1. Appointive board to manage parking facilities–Contents of ordinance. Every municipality shall have power to create an appointive board of not more than seven and not less than three members in first class municipalities for the purpose of managing public parking facilities and automobile parking facilities including on-street parking facilities and to provide by ordinance […]

Section 9-51-2 – Portion of parking meter revenues accumulated in parking lot and area fund–Approval of voters required–Computation of revenues.

9-51-2. Portion of parking meter revenues accumulated in parking lot and area fund–Approval of voters required–Computation of revenues. A municipality shall be required to accumulate at least fifty percent of the revenues derived from parking meters in a special fund to be known as the “parking lot and area fund”; provided that a majority of […]