§ 16270 Local Agency Fund Allocation

This law says a board must approve any application for funds, and the board’s executive officer must give out the forms and tell the Controller how much money a local agency can get.

Key Takeaways

•The board has to approve every fund application.
•The executive officer creates and provides the application forms.
•The executive officer must certify to the Controller the amount of money a local agency can get.

Example

A town wants money to fix its playground. It fills out the required form and sends it to the board.

The board looks at the town’s request and says yes or no. The board’s executive officer sends the town the right paperwork and then tells the state Controller how much money the town is allowed to receive.

In administering this article, the board shall approve the application. The executive officer of the board shall (a) prescribe and furnish application forms and (b) certify to the Controller the allocation of funds to which a local agency is eligible. (Repealed and added by Stats. 1996, Ch. 277, Sec. 2. Effective January 1, 1997. Operative January 1, 1998.)

This law says a board must approve any application for funds, and the board’s executive officer must give out the forms and tell the Controller how much money a local agency can get.

Key Takeaways

•The board has to approve every fund application.
•The executive officer creates and provides the application forms.
•The executive officer must certify to the Controller the amount of money a local agency can get.

Example

A town wants money to fix its playground. It fills out the required form and sends it to the board.

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