Add to ORKGPanama City proposed to issue bonds to finance the reconstruction, paving, and improvement of city streets. The bonds were to be secured by and payable from the revenue of the city\u27s parking meters. A petition for validation of the bond issue was submitted and was refused. On appeal, held, affirmed. The city may not use the revenue from the parking meters to finance the reconstruction, paving and improvement of streets since this bears no reasonable relation to the regulation of parking and is therefore an illegal exercise of the police power. Panama City v. State, (Fla. 1952) 60 S. (2d) 658
Municipal government in the United States is big business. In 1946, the 397 cities having a populati...
The implementation of regional autonomy adheres to the principle that financial sources originating ...
The state of Ohio created a building authority to which it transferred for a period of twenty-five y...
Panama City proposed to issue bonds to finance the reconstruction, paving, and improvement of city s...
An act of the state legislature authorized the issuance of municipal bonds to finance off-street par...
The City Commission of Deerfield Beach authorized issuance of municipal bonds pledged by certain exc...
In 1956 the City of Denver passed an ordinance requiring land owners to provide off-street parking i...
Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 33. Adds Section 18 ¼ to Article XI of Constitution. Authorizes ...
A statute allowed any city to set aside a certain amount annually from the general tax fund, which m...
Parking on public streets is scarce. The current allocation system for parking spots based on the ru...
Since municipalities are frequently indebted to the permissible extent of the constitutional, statut...
People v. Miller, 304 N. Y. 105, 106 N. B. 2d 34 (1952); City of Buffalo v. Roadway Transit Co., 303...
Few and fortunate are the sizeable cities in this country that have yet to meet the problem of provi...
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After purchasing land which was subject to a zoning ordinance requiring a minimum lot size of 21,780...
Municipal government in the United States is big business. In 1946, the 397 cities having a populati...
The implementation of regional autonomy adheres to the principle that financial sources originating ...
The state of Ohio created a building authority to which it transferred for a period of twenty-five y...
Panama City proposed to issue bonds to finance the reconstruction, paving, and improvement of city s...
An act of the state legislature authorized the issuance of municipal bonds to finance off-street par...
The City Commission of Deerfield Beach authorized issuance of municipal bonds pledged by certain exc...
In 1956 the City of Denver passed an ordinance requiring land owners to provide off-street parking i...
Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 33. Adds Section 18 ¼ to Article XI of Constitution. Authorizes ...
A statute allowed any city to set aside a certain amount annually from the general tax fund, which m...
Parking on public streets is scarce. The current allocation system for parking spots based on the ru...
Since municipalities are frequently indebted to the permissible extent of the constitutional, statut...
People v. Miller, 304 N. Y. 105, 106 N. B. 2d 34 (1952); City of Buffalo v. Roadway Transit Co., 303...
Few and fortunate are the sizeable cities in this country that have yet to meet the problem of provi...
009750861949PDFResearch PaperParking lotsCity governmentCase studiesLayoutLawsLicensesOrdinancesPriv...
After purchasing land which was subject to a zoning ordinance requiring a minimum lot size of 21,780...
Municipal government in the United States is big business. In 1946, the 397 cities having a populati...
The implementation of regional autonomy adheres to the principle that financial sources originating ...
The state of Ohio created a building authority to which it transferred for a period of twenty-five y...