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Title 4

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San Jose Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-07-26 · San Jose

ALAMEDA COMMUNITY BENEFIT IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT FUND

VRF MEASURE B PAVEMENT MAINTENANCE FUND

Sections:

Sections:

4.80.5210 VRF measure B pavement maintenance fund established.

4.80.5230 Expenditures.

4.80.5170 Alameda Community Benefit

Improvement District Fund established.

There is hereby created and established the "Alameda Community Benefit Improvement District Fund." (Ord. 31231.)

4.80.5210 VRF measure B pavement maintenance fund established.

There is hereby created and established the "VRF Measure B Pavement Maintenance Fund." (Ord. 31253.)

4.80.5220 Source of monies.

4.80.5180 Source of monies.

The source of monies budgeted and accounted for in the Alameda Community Benefit Improvement District Fund shall be monies received from assessment of properties within the district boundaries.

(Ord. 31231.)

The source of monies budgeted and accounted for in the VRF Measure B Pavement Maintenance Fund shall be monies received from vehicle registration fees collected from the Santa Clara County Vehicle Registration Fee Measure B ballot measure approved by voters in November 2010. (Ord. 31253.)

4.80.5230 Expenditures.

4.80.5190 Expenditures.

Monies in the VRF Measure B Pavement Maintenance Fund shall be expended for allowable trans-

Monies in the Alameda Community Benefit Improvement District Fund shall be expended on

T4:310.3

2026-Supplement 4

SAN JOSÉ CODE

§ 4.80.5230

portation-related improvements as specified in the approved Santa Clara County Vehicle Registration Fee Measure B ballot measure and Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority guidance interpreting Measure B, including, but not limited to, repair of potholes, repaving and maintaining local streets, improving traffic flow on local roads, improving safety, and paying for other congestion and pollution mitigation projects (examples of which include pavement rehabilitation and reconstruction, traffic control signals, curb and gutter rehabilitation and reconstruction, roadway related facilities to improve safety, and automobile related environmental mitigation including roadway sweeping and litter control.)

Fee Fund shall be monies received from the "Interstate 280/Winchester Boulevard Traffic Impact Fee" paid by developers for all new development in the "Interstate 280/Winchester Boulevard Transportation Development Policy Area" that will generate future vehicle trips requiring transportation improvements.

(Ord. 31253.)

4.80.5270 Expenditures.

Monies in the Interstate 280/Winchester Traffic Impact Fee Fund shall be expended for transportation improvements specified in the "Interstate 280/Winchester Boulevard Traffic Impact Fee Plan." (Ord. 31253.)

(Ord. 31253.)

4.80.5280 Interest.

4.80.5240 Interest.

Interest which accrues from monies in the VRF Measure B Pavement Maintenance Fund shall be credited to this Fund. (Ord. 31253.)

Interest which accrues from monies in the Interstate 280/Winchester Traffic Impact Fee Fund shall be credited to this Fund. (Ord. 31253.)

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    Overview
    1. Chapter 4.01
    2. Chapter 4.04
    3. Chapter 4.06
    4. Chapter 4.08
    5. Chapter 4.10
    6. Chapter 4.12
    7. Chapter 4.13
    8. Chapter 4.16
    9. Chapter 4.20
    10. Chapter 4.24
    11. Chapter 4.28
    12. Chapter 4.32
    13. Chapter 4.34
    14. Chapter 4.36
    15. Chapter 4.38
    16. Chapter 4.40
    17. Chapter 4.42
    18. Chapter 4.46
    19. Chapter 4.47
    20. Chapter 4.50
    21. Chapter 4.52
    22. Chapter 4.54
    23. Chapter 4.55
    24. Chapter 4.58
    25. Chapter 4.59
    26. Chapter 4.60
    27. Chapter 4.62
    28. Chapter 4.64
    29. Chapter 4.66
    30. Chapter 4.68
    31. Chapter 4.70
    32. Chapter 4.72
    33. Chapter 4.74
    34. Chapter 4.75
    35. Chapter 4.76
    36. Chapter 4.77
    37. Chapter 4.78
    38. Chapter 4.79
    39. Part 26
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    41. Part 28
    42. Part 29
    43. Part 35
    44. Part 36
    45. Part 37
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    47. Part 39
    48. Part 40
    49. Part 43
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    51. Part 45
    52. Part 46
    53. Part 47
    54. Part 48
    55. Part 49
    56. Part 50
    57. Part 51
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    59. Part 53
    60. Part 54
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    70. Part 64
    71. Part 65
    72. Part 66
    73. Part 67
    74. Part 69 — BRANCH LIBRARIES BOND PROJECTS FUND
    75. Part 70
    76. Part 71
    77. Part 72
    78. Part 74
    79. Part 75
    80. Part 77
    81. Part 76
    82. Part 78
    83. Part 79 — AFFORDABLE HOUSING IMPACT FEE FUND
    84. Part 80
    85. Part 81
    86. Part 82
    87. Part 83
    88. Part 84
    89. Part 85
    90. Part 86
    91. Part 88
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