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Code · South Dakota · Title 9 · Chapter 9-51

9-51-11. Alternative means of financing parking facilities.

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Any municipality may pay for any portion of the cost of providing automobile parking facilities by:
(1)Appropriating moneys for the purposes authorized in § 9-51-10 ;
(2)Appropriating any part or all of the net revenues derived from the operation of its automobile parking facilities including the net revenue from on - street parking meters;
(3)Imposing reasonable rates, rents, fees, and charges for the use of any on - street or off - street parking privilege or facility which may be in excess of actual cost of operation, maintenance, regulation, and supervision of parking at the particular location where the privilege is exercised;
(4)Leasing any off - street facilities at specified or determinable rents to be paid the municipality under a lease made as authorized and limited in § 9-51-32 ;
(5)Borrowing money and issuing bonds as authorized and limited in §§ 9-51-13 to 9-51-28 , inclusive;
(6)Borrowing money and issuing general obligation bonds in the manner and after authorization as provided in chapter 9-26 as may be hereafter amended;
(7)Any combination of all or any of the foregoing.
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