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§ 12.4307 Aggregation of Contributions.
   (a)   For purposes of the contribution limit and reporting requirements of this Chapter, the contributions from certain combinations of individuals and entities must be added together to determine the total amount that will be treated as made by, and received from, a single contributor. Such aggregated amount shall not exceed the contribution limit established under § 12.4305.
   (b)   Contributions of an Entity Treated as Contributions of an Individual.
      (1)   The contributions of an entity whose contributions are directed and controlled by an individual shall also be treated as the contributions of the individual.
      (2)   The contributions of an entity whose contributions are directed and controlled by two or more individuals shall also be treated as the contributions, on a pro rata basis, of the individuals.
      (3)   The contributions of an entity that is majority-owned by an individual shall also be treated as the contributions of the individual, unless the entity acts independently in its decision to make the contributions.
   (c)   Contributions of an Entity Treated as Contributions of Another Entity.
      (1)   The contributions of an entity whose contributions are directed and controlled by an individual shall also be treated as the contributions of any other entity whose contributions are directed and controlled by the same individual.
      (2)   The contributions of an entity whose contributions are directed and controlled by a majority of persons shall also be treated as the contributions of all other entities whose contributions are directed and controlled by the same majority of persons.
      (3)   The contributions of an entity that is majority-owned by a person shall also be treated as the contributions of all other entities majority owned by the same person, unless the entity acts independently in its decision to make the contributions.
(Ord. 4184, passed - -2012; Am. Ord. 4226, passed - -2014)