Ohio Code § 5705.132
Ohio Code § 5705.132. Reproduced from the official Ohio Revised Code, with a citation summary, verification link, and related provisions.
§ 5705.132.
In addition to any reserve balance account established under section 5705.13 of the Revised Code , a board of township trustees, by resolution, may establish a reserve balance account
to accumulate currently available resources for any purpose for which the board may
lawfully expend money of the township other than for the purposes for which a reserve
balance account may be established under section 5705.13 of the Revised Code . Money may be transferred to the reserve balance account from another fund or account
of the township only if money in that fund or account may lawfully be expended for
the purpose for which the reserve balance account is created. A reserve balance account created under this section may exist for not more than
five fiscal years beginning with the first fiscal year in which money is credited
to the account. The total amount of money to the credit of all reserve balance accounts established
under this section at any time in any fiscal year shall not exceed five per cent of
the total of the township's revenue from all sources for the preceding fiscal year
and any unencumbered balances carried over to the current fiscal year from the preceding
fiscal year. Money in a reserve balance account shall be expended only for the purpose for which
the account is established. More than one reserve balance account may be established under this section. The resolution establishing a reserve balance account shall state the specific purpose
for which the account is established, the fund within which the account is established,
the fund or account from which money shall be transferred to the account, and the
number of years the account will exist. The resolution shall specify the maximum total amount of money that may be credited
to the account during its existence and the maximum amount of money to be credited
to the account each fiscal year the account exists. The board, by subsequent resolution, may change the amount to be credited and the
source from which money is transferred, subject to the limitations of this section. The board, by resolution, may rescind a reserve balance account established under
this section before the expiration of the account. The board, by resolution, may extend the life of a reserve balance account, provided
that the total number of years the fund exists shall not exceed five fiscal years
beginning with the first fiscal year in which money is credited to the account. Upon the expiration or rescission of a reserve balance account established under this
section, any unexpended balance in the account shall be transferred to the fund or
account from which money in the account was originally transferred. If money in the account originally was transferred from more than one fund or account,
a pro rata share of the unexpended balance shall be transferred to each such fund
or account proportionate to the amount originally transferred from that fund or account.
Source: official Ohio text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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- Citation: Ohio Revised Code § 5705.132
- Jurisdiction: Ohio
- Code: Ohio Revised Code
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