Source: https://budget.lis.virginia.gov/amendment/2018/1/HB30/Introduced/MR/439/1h/
Timestamp: 2019-11-19 04:32:17
Document Index: 652389382

Matched Legal Cases: ['§ 46', '§ 46', '§ 46', '§ 46', '§ 46', '§ 3']

439#1h (DMV) Motor Vehicle Title Fee Increase. HB30 - Member Request
By Member » Item 439 #1h
Motor Vehicle Title Fee Increase
Item 439 #1h
Department of Motor Vehicles FY2019 $13,000,000 FY2020 $13,000,000 NGF
Page 385, line 43, strike "$201,197,223" and insert "$214,197,223".
Page 385, line 43, strike "$198,657,741" and insert "$211,657,741".
Page 386, line 46, strike "$10" and insert "$15".
Page 386, line 46, strike "replacement and supplemental".
(This amendment would adjust the fee on all motor vehicle titles to partially offset the impact of inflation. The title fee was originally set at $10.00 in 1982. This is anticipated to generate approximately $13.0 million in nongeneral fund resources for the department each year.)
Ground Transportation Regulation (60100) $201,197,223 $198,657,741
Customer Service Centers Operations (60101) FY2019 $135,942,473 FY2020 $140,523,491
Ground Transportation Regulation and Enforcement (60103) FY2019 $44,194,258 FY2020 $44,194,258
Motor Carrier Regulation Services (60105) FY2019 $21,060,492 FY2020 $13,939,992
Commonwealth Transportation FY2019 $193,750,623 FY2020 $191,211,141
Trust and Agency FY2019 $5,446,600 FY2020 $5,446,600
Federal Trust FY2019 $2,000,000 FY2020 $2,000,000
B. The Department of Motor Vehicles shall work to increase the use of alternative service delivery methods, which may include offering discounts on certain transactions conducted online, as determined by the department. As part of its effort to shift customers to internet usage where applicable, the department shall not charge its customers for the use of credit cards for internet or other types of transactions; however, this restriction shall not apply with respect to any credit or debit card transactions the department conducts on behalf of another agency, provided (i) the other agency is authorized to charge customers for the use of credit or debit cards and (ii) the merchant's fees and other transaction costs imposed by the card issuer are charged to the department.
E. Out of the amounts identified in this Item, an amount estimated at $332,789 the first year and $332,789 the second year from the Commonwealth Transportation Fund shall be paid to the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Commission.
J. The Department of Motor Vehicles is hereby granted approval to distribute the transactional charges of the Cardinal accounting system to state agencies, when the transactions involve funds passed through the department to the benefiting agency. This paragraph shall not pertain to Direct Aid to Public Education.
K. The Department of Motor Vehicles is hereby granted approval to distribute a portion of its indirect cost allocation charge to another state agency when the charge is related to revenue collected and transferred by the department to the state agency. Such transfers shall be based on the agency's proportionate share of the department's total transactions in the immediately preceding fiscal year. The Department shall annually submit to the Department of Planning and Budget a summary of the transfer amounts and the transaction volumes used to allocate the internal cost amounts.
L. Notwithstanding § 46.2-688, Code of Virginia, the Department of Motor Vehicles shall not be required to refund a proration of the total cost of a motor vehicle registration when less than six months remain in the registration period. Any resulting savings shall be retained and used to meet the expenses of the Department.
M. Notwithstanding § 46.2-342, Code of Virginia, the Department of Motor Vehicles shall not be required to include organ donation brochures with every driver's license renewal notice or application mailed to licensed drivers.
N. The Commissioner shall only refuse to issue or renew any vehicle registration pursuant to subsection L of § 46.2-819.3:1 of an operator or owner of a vehicle who has no prior resolution, whether that resolution is by settlement or conviction, for offenses under § 46.2-819.3:1 if, in addition to the conditions set forth in subsection L of § 46.2-819.3:1 for such refusal, the toll operator has offered the individual a settlement of no more than $2,200.
O.1. Pursuant to § 3-2.03 of this act, a line of credit up to $20,700,000 is provided to the Department of Motor Vehicles as a temporary cash flow advance. The Department shall transfer such related funds to its special fund. Funds received from the line of credit shall be used to support operational costs related to the implementation and issuance of REAL ID compliant credentials. The Department is authorized to impose a $10 surcharge on all first issuances of REAL ID compliant credentials that are acceptable for federal purposes. The surcharge shall be used to reimburse the line of credit. The request for the line of credit shall be prepared in the formats as approved by the Secretary of Finance and Secretary of Transportation.
2. The Secretary of Finance and Secretary of Transportation shall approve the draw downs from this line of credit prior to the expenditure of funds.