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Section 32. Limitations on Appropriations.
   No money shall be drawn from the Treasury of the City, nor shall any obligation for the expenditure of money be incurred, except pursuant to appropriation made by Council. At the end of each fiscal year all unexpended balances of appropriations not covered by outstanding contracts shall revert to the respective funds from which the same then be subject to future appropriations. Appropriations may be encumbered in furtherance of capital improvements of the City which will not be completed within the current year.
(Amended Nov. 6, 1990)
Section 33. Limitations on Expenditures.
   The Mayor and Auditor shall supervise all departmental expenditures and shall keep such expenditures within the appropriation. Moneys appropriated as above provided shall not be used for other purposes than those designated in the appropriation ordinance, and all expenditures within the fiscal year shall be made within the appropriations hereinbefore provided for. Council may, however, at any time by resolution with the approval of the Mayor and Auditor, transfer money so appropriated for the use of one department, division or purpose, to any other department, division or purpose; but no such transfer shall be made of money derived from the sale of bonds, or of revenue or earnings of any non-tax supported utility. Any accruing revenue of the City not appropriated as hereinbefore provided may from time to time be appropriated by the Council to such authorized uses as it may by ordinance determine.
Section 34. Transfers from a Designated Fund to General Fund.
   Notwithstanding the provisions of Section 33, Council may to the extent not prohibited by the general laws of the State applicable to cities, at any time by resolution and with the approval of the Mayor and Auditor, transfer excess money not necessary for the operation of a fund created by Council from an issue of bonds, revenue or other sources from such fund to the General Fund.
(Amended Nov. 6, 1990)
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