In 1960, the state legislature passed into law a bill that eliminated
the use of state tax funds for parking purposes on the University of
California and California State College campuses.  What is the cite?

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Request for Question Clarification by juggler-ga on 20 Dec 2005 17:33 PST

Hello.

It sounds like you're referring to The Master Plan for Higher
Education in California (1960) which recommended that ancillary
services such as parking be self-supporting:

    The operation of all such ancillary services for students as
housing, feeding, and parking be self-supporting. Taxpayers? money
should not be used to subsidize, openly or covertly, the operation of
such services. Because of the various methods which are used to
finance construction of auxiliary enterprises such as residence halls
and dormitories, it is impossible to state specifically which portions
of amortization and interest payments are properly chargeable to
operating expense. Consequently, it is recommended further that the
governing boards determine which of such costs are appropriate charges
to operating expense and include as much as possible of those with
other operating expenses of such ancillary services. (Recommendation
4, p. 174)

http://www.csustudents.org/campus_resource/resources_parking_policy.shtml


Does this citation meet your needs?

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Clarification of Question by moldova-ga on 21 Dec 2005 11:28 PST

I already know about the Master Plan, but was wanting to see if the
legislature passed a separate law addressing parking.  My own research
is coming up empty and I think that there is no statute.  I also know
that parts of the Master Plan were codified, but not the
recommendation about self-sustaining parking.

This may be of interest:

http://adminrecords.ucsd.edu/ppm/docs/545-1.html