Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 23, December 2, 2024
Section 5:30-2.3 - Payments for capital improvement(a) When 40A:2-11 requires local governments to appropriate a down payment which is not less than five percent of the amount of obligations authorized for each bond ordinance, the down payment must have been made available prior to final adoption of the bond ordinance from any combination of the following sources: 1. Reserve funds in the capital improvement fund accumulated from annual budget appropriations;2. Current budget appropriation; and/or3. Emergency appropriation.(b) Moneys accumulated in the capital improvement fund from annual budget appropriations may be utilized to fully fund the acquisition of capital items without the issuance of bonds.(c) Capital improvement fund moneys may be expended for preliminary costs of capital projects, such as engineering and architect fees, by a resolution of the governing body.(d) All moneys expended from the capital improvement fund other than those permitted for preliminary costs shall be made by an appropriation through an adopted ordinance.(e) All expenditures from a capital surplus account, from a capital reserve set aside for a specific capital purpose, or from a capital improvement fund other than those expenditures permitted for preliminary expenses, shall be made by means of an ordinance appropriation duly adopted by the municipality or county, which ordinance shall become effective upon advertising following final adoption in the manner required by statute.N.J. Admin. Code § 5:30-2.3
Repeal and New Rule, R.1998 d.307, effective 6/15/1998.
See: 30 New Jersey Register 1123(a), 30 New Jersey Register 2204(b).
Section was "Down payment for capital improvement".