Georgia Code, Title 32, Chapter 5, Article 2 - State Public Transportation Fund

• § 32-5-20 - "State Public Transportation Fund" Defined
  As used in this article, the term "State Public Transportation Fund" means that money the expenditures of which are controlled and supervised by the...
• § 32-5-21 - Priority of Expenditures From Fund
  Subject to the restrictions on expenditures imposed by Code Section 32-5-23, the State Public Transportation Fund shall be expended by the department in the...
• § 32-5-22 - Other Expenditures From Fund
  Expenditures from the State Public Transportation Fund may be made, under such conditions as the department may provide, for streets, driveways, and parking areas...
• § 32-5-23 - Limitations on Expenditures From Fund
  Notwithstanding Code Section 32-5-22 and except as expressly authorized elsewhere in this title, no funds from the State Public Transportation Fund shall be expended...
• § 32-5-24 - Authorization of Expenditure for Public Roads Serving Planned Communities
  Reserved. Repealed by Ga. L. 2015, p. 385, § 2-6/HB 252, effective July 1, 2015.
• § 32-5-25 - Use of Fund in Regard to Acquisition of Rights of Way
  Whenever property is acquired under subsection (e) of Code Section 32-3-3, all expenses of the acquisition thereof, including the purchase price and all direct...
• § 32-5-26 - Reimbursement of Counties and Municipalities in Regard to Acquisition of Rights of Way
  The department shall be required to reimburse any county or municipality of this state the sums actually expended by it in accordance with subsection...
• § 32-5-27 - Allocation Formula Development and Implementation
  (a) The Planning Division of the department and the director of planning shall develop an allocation formula for: (1) A state-wide transportation asset management...
• § 32-5-27.1 - Plan for Use of Department Resources; Budgeting Considerations
  (a) In addition to the requirements contained in Code Section 32-5-27, the department shall annually prepare and submit to the General Assembly, for approval...

Last modified: October 14, 2016