Except where specific provisions of an enterprise fund or other special purpose fund set forth different requirements, or the fund is otherwise restricted by law or contractual agreement, the following shall be applicable: The source of anticipated revenues shall be identified as part of the annual budget and estimated revenues and expenditures therein described. At the end of each fiscal year, unexpended funds shall not automatically lapse into the general fund but shall accumulate within the fund and be available for appropriation to the fund in subsequent fiscal years.

There is hereby established and created a fund to be known as the "Deficiency Reduction and Revenue Stabilization Fund." The purpose of this fund shall be to account for short-term borrowing, debt restructuring, or other methods of retiring any anticipated or prior year deficit, if any, and providing revenue stabilization, including the payment of debt service thereon.

There is hereby established and created an enterprise fund to be known as the "Prince George's International Commerce Center Enterprise Fund."

All receipts and other revenues, including payments in lieu of taxes and other fees, from the disposition of properties acquired by the County under authority of Chapter 689 of the 1968 Laws of Maryland shall be paid into and appropriated from the Prince George's International Commerce Center Enterprise Fund, as may be provided for in the County's Approved Current Expense Budget, and be made available to finance costs to the County of development, operation and maintenance of projects in furtherance of purposes set forth in Chapter 689.

Whenever any agency or department of the County incurs costs in relation to the conduct of a project in furtherance of a purpose set forth in Chapter 689 of the 1968 Laws of Maryland, said costs may be charged to and paid from budgeted appropriations of the Prince George's International Commerce Center Enterprise Fund.

Establishment. There is hereby established and created an enterprise fund to be known as the "Prince George's Equestrian Center Enterprise Fund." Operation. All receipts and other revenues received from leasing, rental gate receipts, and other use of or admittance to facilities at the Prince George's Equestrian Center shall be paid into and appropriated from the Prince George's Equestrian Center Enterprise Fund, as may be provided for in the County's approved current expense budget, and be made available to finance costs to the County for development, operation, and maintenance of this project. Proceeds. Whenever any agency or department of the County incurs costs in relation to the conduct of a project in furtherance of the Prince George's Equestrian Center, said costs may be charged to and paid from budgeted appropriations of the Prince George's Equestrian Center Enterprise Fund.

There is hereby established and created a special purpose fund to be known as the "Property Management Services Fund." It shall be operated in accordance with the provisions of this Section. The purpose of this Fund shall be to finance costs associated with the maintenance and disposition of surplus County property, including the payment of outstanding debt service on any such property. All proceeds from the disposition of surplus County property shall be paid into and become a part of this Fund and shall be the primary source for appropriations for Fund activities. Notwithstanding any provision in this Section to the contrary, the proceeds from the disposition of surplus property which was initially acquired or substantially improved with funds other than County funds shall be utilized in accordance with conditions and requirements applicable thereto.

There is hereby established and created a special purpose fund to be known as the "Mass Transit and Operations Special Revenue Fund." It shall be operated in accordance with the provisions of this Section. The purpose of this Fund shall be to finance the costs of mass transit operating activities of the County, including but not limited to, debt service on County Mass Transit General Obligation Bonds and the County's share of interjurisdictional mass transit operating activity costs. In preparing his proposed current expense budget, the County Executive shall estimate total revenues available for appropriation to the Fund in that year. If the Executive determines that expenditures from the Fund may exceed the estimated total of revenues available for payment into the Fund, then there shall be appropriated to the Fund for that year the revenues the County receives from the State under the grant program provided for in Section 12H of Article 81, Annotated Code of Maryland, in an amount which will be required to finance all Fund expenditures for that year. Unexpended appropriations to this Fund shall lapse into and become a part of the General Fund at the end of the fiscal year and shall not automatically accumulate within the Fund.

There is hereby established and created a special purpose fund to be known as the "Bus Service Fund." The purpose of this fund shall be to finance the costs of intracounty bus service including the cost of operation, debt service, or grants and loans to private interests for that purpose. All proceeds from the collection of recordation taxes levied in accordance with Section 10-192(b) shall be paid into and appropriated from the Bus Service Fund. Unexpended appropriations to this fund shall not lapse into and become a part of the general fund at the end of the fiscal year.

There is hereby established and created an enterprise fund to be known as the "Solid Waste Enterprise Fund." It shall be operated in accordance with the provisions of this Section. The purpose of this Fund shall be: To finance costs associated with the maintenance and operation of land and facilities for the collection, transportation, and disposal of refuse, garbage, rubbish, and other matter and all related activities; To finance costs associated with the administration and operation of the County's Refuse Collection Program; and To finance costs associated with environmental, solid waste management, and recycling and waste reduction programs in the County. The revenues and expenditures of each program shall be accounted for separately. The revenue received for each program during the fiscal year shall be expended in accordance with each program's respective provision of the law. Revenues in excess of expenditures for each program for the fiscal year shall be taken into consideration in establishing revenue rates and fees for the subsequent year's budget. All proceeds from the collection of the site development/environmental surcharge established in Section 21-123 of this Code shall be paid into and appropriated from this fund in accordance with the provisions of that Section. All proceeds from the recycling surcharge established in Section 21-155 of this Code and all receipts and revenues from the sale of designated recyclable materials by the County shall be paid into and appropriated from this fund.

Amounts from time to time on deposit in the Solid Waste Enterprise Fund, together with any other fees, charges, and other revenues received from, or in connection with, the County's system for the recycling, processing, management, and disposal of solid waste and recyclable materials under Subtitle 21, and all rights to receive the same, whether in the form of accounts receivable, contract rights, general intangibles, or other rights, and the proceeds of such rights, may be pledged to secure any revenue bonds issued by the County pursuant to Subtitle 21 and any solid waste or recycling contracts entered into by the County pursuant to Subtitle 21. Such pledge shall be valid and binding from the time when the pledge is made. The amounts, revenues, and rights so pledged shall immediately be subject to the lien of any such pledge without physical delivery thereof or any further act, and the lien of any such pledge shall be valid and binding as against all parties having claims of any kind in tort, contract, or otherwise against the County, whether or not such parties have notice of such pledge. No resolution, trust agreement, or other agreement of the County creating such pledge need be filed or recorded.

There is hereby established and created a special purpose fund to be known as the "Tax Increment Financing District Fund." It shall be operated in accordance with the provisions of this Section. The purpose of this Fund shall be to finance costs associated with the conduct of activities authorized under the Tax Increment Financing Act, Sections 266JJ-1 thru 266JJ-12, Article 41, Annotated Code of Maryland, as amended from time to time. CR-121-1980 Ardmore-Ardwick CR-108-1981 Seat Pleasant/Addison Road Metro CR-134-1981 and CR-142-1983 Greenbelt Area CR-136-1980 Collington Center CR-137-1981 and CR-153-1982 Largo-Lottsford CR-138-1981 West Laurel and I-95 CR-139-1981 College Park-Riverdale CR-141-1981 Cabin Branch CR-49-1982 Upper Marlboro CR-51-1984 Indian Head

There is hereby established and created a special revenue fund to be known as the "Domestic Violence Special Revenue Fund." It shall be operated in accordance with the provisions of this Section and Section 10-248.05. The purpose of this Fund shall be to finance the costs associated with the administration and operation of battered spouse shelters and domestic violence programs in the County.

There is hereby created a special revenue fund to be known as the "Drug Enforcement and Education Special Revenue Fund" to be administered pursuant to the terms of this Section and Section 10-248.05 of this Code. The purpose of this Fund shall be to finance costs associated with the administration of drug enforcement and education activities of the Police Department, the Office of the Sheriff, the Health Department, the Department of Corrections, and the State's Attorney's Office. As of July 1, 1989, all proceeds from the forfeiture or sale of property seized under the Annotated Code of Maryland, Criminal Procedure Article, Title 12, or any other drug related property forfeiture law shall be deposited into this Fund. Fifteen percent (15%) of the monies in the Drug Enforcement and Education Special Revenue Fund shall be reserved for appropriation to the Prince George's County State's Attorney's Office for its Special Narcotics Prosecution Office. Five percent (5%) of the monies shall be reserved for appropriation to the Prince George's County Health Department for drug prevention and education programs. Fifteen percent (15%) of the monies shall be reserved for appropriation to the Prince George's County Department of Corrections for re-entry and treatment programs for ex-drug offenders. The remaining sixty-five percent (65%) shall be appropriated to the Prince George's County Police Department for law enforcement activities; provided, however, that sixty-five percent (65%) of the proceeds from property seized by the Office of the Sheriff shall be appropriated to the Office of the Sheriff for law enforcement activities.

There is hereby established and created a fund to be known as the "Nontidal Wetland Compensation Fund." It shall be operated in accordance with the provisions of this Section. The purpose of this fund shall be to provide for the payment of monetary compensation in place of the creation, restoration, or enhancement of nontidal wetlands; the collection of civil or criminal penalties imposed by a court; bond forfeitures; and other monetary contributions to the fund form other sources in accordance with the Nontidal Wetland Protection Ordinance (Subtitle 4, Division 6, Section 4-374). All proceeds from the requirements of Section 4-374 of this Code shall be paid into and appropriated from this fund in accordance with the provisions of that Section.