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ORDINANCE SETTING OUT THE PROCEDURE FOR RECORDING MONEY PAID INTO THE CITY TREASURY
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All sums of money which shall hereafter be paid into the City treasury under the provisions of Sec. 371 providing for payment of money instead of working the streets, shall be and remain a distinct and separate fund, set apart solely and absolutely for street purposes and the making and repairing of sidewalks, and for not other purpose whatever, and the said fund shall be and is hereby appropriated exclusively to said purpose and shall be known as the street fund.
All fines and licenses which may hereafter be collected shall be appropriated and used for the purpose of street improvement, provided, the Council may use such part of said funds as may be needed by appropriating any such part thereof by a resolution at any regular meeting.
The Chief of Police or Collector shall pay over to the Treasurer all money collected by him on fines or on taxes and licenses, in kind collected, and at the time of making such collection shall receipt for such money, scrip or warrants, and the receipts shall show kind collected, and the stub which shall be preserved for the inspection of the Council, or by anyone else who may be interested shall show the amount collected, and the kind of payment made, whether scrip, warrants or currency.
The City Treasurer shall keep a separate account of all moneys paid into the street fund, and whether the same be money or scrip, and shall not pay out any of the said funds except upon warrants drawn upon the said funds, and shall not change any of the said funds to any other fund except by order of the Council, or by resolution duly adopted.
Passed and adopted this February 6, 1905.
(Ordinance as amended by Ordinance 205, February 6, 1905)