§ 10A-247 — Sunset clause
Tucson Code (General Ordinances) (2026 S-151: current through August 18, 2026) · Tucson Code § 10A-247
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Sec. 10A-247. Sunset clause.
Tucson Code § 10A-139(b)(1)'s presumptive term of twenty-four (24) months does not apply to the CSCC. The CSCC shall automatically terminate December 1, 2032, unless at that time there remain unexpended revenues from the 2022 charter amendment/Proposition 411 relating to street safety improvements, in which case the CSCC shall automatically terminate upon the expenditure of those revenues. The term of the CSCC may be extended by separate ordinance of the mayor and council. If extended, the mayor and council may review and revise, as appropriate, the composition, nomination and appointment, and the function's purposes, powers, and duties of the CSCC to ensure that the body continues to operate effectively in overseeing implementation of the complete streets policy. (Ord. No. 11675, § 3, 8-6-19; Ord. No. 11875, § 1, 9-14-21; Ord. No. 11914, § 3, 2-23-22)
