Section 70363 Of Article 5. County Facilities Payment From California Government Code >> Title 8. >> Chapter 5.7. >> Article 5.
70363
. Each county shall calculate the county facilities payment
for each facility pursuant to Section 70351.5 or using the forms and
instructions as approved and distributed pursuant to Section 70361.
The county shall mail the Judicial Council and local court the actual
expenditure figures and adjustments at least 90 days prior to the
proposed date of transfer of responsibility for that facility. The
county auditor or, at the discretion of the board of supervisors, the
board shall certify the reported expenditures and indexed
calculations.
(a) Prior to the transfer of responsibility of each court facility
from the county to the state, the Administrative Office of the
Courts shall review the accuracy of the calculations.
(b) The Administrative Office of the Courts and the county shall
meet and discuss any differences they have concerning the
calculations in an effort to reduce or eliminate any areas of
disagreement. Following the discussions, the Administrative Office of
the Courts shall mail the Department of Finance the proposed county
facility payment and any necessary background information, including
the calculations and the reported county expenditures and a summary
of any disagreements between the Administrative Office of the Courts
and the county regarding the payment.
(c) The Department of Finance shall within 30 days of the receipt
of the proposed county facilities payment from the Administrative
Office of the Courts do any of the following:
(1) Approve the proposed payment.
(2) Approve a modified payment.
(3) Request additional information from either the county or the
Administrative Office of the Courts.
(d) When the department has approved a county facilities payment
for that facility, it shall mail the Administrative Director of the
Courts the approved county facilities payment. The Administrative
Office of the Courts shall mail a copy of the Department of Finance
notification to the county administrative officer and the court
executive officer.