Sec. 2-7. Statute of limitations on unpaid warrants.

No warrant to the director of finance for payment shall be paid from any fund, deposit or account, nor shall any legal action be brought on said warrant, unless it has been presented to said director of finance for payment before the close of the second fiscal year next after the fiscal year in which it shall have been issued.

(1953 Code, ch. 2, § 17e)

Sec. 2-8. Mayor's expense account.

Beginning July 1, 1955, and each year thereafter, the mayor of the city shall have an annual two thousand dollar ($2,000.00) expense account which may be drawn upon and spent for any public purpose; a public purpose shall include entertainment of public guests, commemorating events of a public interest and advertising the advantages and resources of the city. All demands from this fund shall be accompanied by a statement from the mayor of the purpose for which the money has been or is to be used and that the expenditure was or is for a public purpose.

(1953 Code, ch. 2, § 17f; Ord. No. 3759, § 1, 12-13-71)

   Editors Note: Ord. No. 3759, § 1, reenacted the provisions codified as § 2-8. The title of the ordinance provided for the elimination of provisions for entrance passes to Tucson Community Center events for present and former mayors and city councilmen.

Sec. 2-9. Reserved.

   Editors Note: Section 2-9, requiring the filing of rules and regulations of commissions, boards and departments, derived from 1953 Code, ch. 2, § 17g, was repealed by § 1 of Ord. No. 7018, adopted Sept. 6, 1988. See § 10A-136 et seq.

Sec. 2-9.1. Reserved.

   Editors Note: Section 2-9.1, specifying that nonattendance by numbers of governmental bodies be grounds for removal, derived from Ord. No. 3570, § 1, adopted Dec. 14, 1970, was repealed by § 1 of Ord. No. 7018, adopted Sept. 6, 1988. See § 10A-134 et seq.

Sec. 2-10. Civil liability of city; notice of defective condition required.

No civil action shall be maintained against the city for damages or injuries to person or property sustained in consequence of any street, highway, bridge, culvert, sidewalk, crosswalk, grading, opening, drain, or other public facility or building being defective, out of repair, unsafe, dangerous or obstructed, unless at least seventy-two (72) hours prior to the occurrence resulting in such damage or injuries, written notice of such defective, unsafe, dangerous, obstructed condition of such street, highway, bridge, culvert, sidewalk, crosswalk, grading, opening, drain, sewer, or other public facility such as parks and playgrounds, public buildings or any other city- owned property whatsoever, specifying the particular place and condition existing, shall have been filed in the office of the city clerk and there was a failure or neglect to repair, remedy or remove the defect, danger, or obstruction within a reasonable time after the filing of such notice.

(1953 Code, ch. 24, § 39)

Sec. 2-11. Reserved.

   Editor's note – Ord. No. 4825, § 1, adopted June 5, 1978, specifically amended the Code by repealing § 2-11, which had pertained to written notice of claims. Said section had been derived from the 1953 Code, ch. 24, § 40.

Sec. 2-12. Reserved.

   Editor's note – Ord. No. 10904, § 3, adopted June 28, 2011, renumbered this section as § 18-11.