RSA 34 Capital Reserve Funds for Cities
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34:1 Establishment of Reserves Authorized.
Any city may raise and appropriate money as provided by RSA 34:2, from any source other than money given to the city for charitable purposes, for the establishment of a capital reserve fund for the financing of all or part of the cost of: I. The construction, reconstruction, or acquisition of a specific capital improvement, or the acquisition of a specific item or of specific items of equipment; II. The construction, reconstruction, or acquisition of a type of capital improvement or the acquisition of a type of equipment; III. A reappraisal by appraisers of the department of revenue administration or such other appraisers, appraisal firms or corporations approved by the commissioner of revenue administration, of the real estate in such city for tax assessment purposes; IV. The acquisition of land; V. The acquisition of a tax map of such city; VI. Municipal and regional transportation improvement projects including engineering, right-of-way acquisition and construction costs of transportation facilities, and for operating and capital costs for public transportation; or VII. The repayment of bonded debt issued for the purpose specified in the fund, in conformance with existing Internal Revenue Service rules. Source. 1949, 181:1. RSA 34:1. 1973, 51:1. 1977, 588:45. 1985, 285:1, eff. Aug. 10, 1985. 1998, 4:2, eff. May 17, 1998. 2000, 224:2, eff. July 31, 2000. 2007, 178:1, eff. Aug. 17, 2007.
34:1 Establishment of Reserves Authorized.
Any city may raise and appropriate money as provided by RSA 34:2, from any source other than money given to the city for charitable purposes, for the establishment of a capital reserve fund for the financing of all or part of the cost of: I. The construction, reconstruction, or acquisition of a specific capital improvement, or the acquisition of a specific item or of specific items of equipment; II. The construction, reconstruction, or acquisition of a type of capital improvement or the acquisition of a type of equipment; III. A reappraisal by appraisers of the department of revenue administration or such other appraisers, appraisal firms or corporations approved by the commissioner of revenue administration, of the real estate in such city for tax assessment purposes; IV. The acquisition of land; V. The acquisition of a tax map of such city; VI. Municipal and regional transportation improvement projects including engineering, right-of-way acquisition and construction costs of transportation facilities, and for operating and capital costs for public transportation; or VII. The repayment of bonded debt issued for the purpose specified in the fund, in conformance with existing Internal Revenue Service rules. Source. 1949, 181:1. RSA 34:1. 1973, 51:1. 1977, 588:45. 1985, 285:1, eff. Aug. 10, 1985. 1998, 4:2, eff. May 17, 1998. 2000, 224:2, eff. July 31, 2000. 2007, 178:1, eff. Aug. 17, 2007.
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