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Specialized Cash Receipts


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OVERVIEW

Specialized cash receipt procedures have been established for particular cash receipting functions to facilitate the proper processing of monies received. The following specialized procedure overviews are grouped by the named office, unit or for districts in general:

  1. OFFICE OF OVERSIZED/OVERWEIGHT PERMITS
  2. This office is not issued pre-numbered departmental receipt forms by the Central Cashier. It is the responsibility of the office management to provide the sub-cashier with pre-numbered receipt forms. A copy of all receipts issued by this office should be transferred to the Central Cashier on a monthly basis. Any discrepancies should be identified and reconciled.

    1. Oversized and overweight permit receipts

      All monies received from the sale of these permits are receipted and transferred to the Central Cashier daily.

      Daily transfers should be grouped by payment type, with a Departmental Cash Receipt Transmittal Form, DOT 1004, completed for each group.

      To complete the form, the sub-cashier should follow the instructions in Part B of MAP 1-15, and reference the receipt numbers in the check number field. Additional pages may be attached if needed.

    2. Permit purchasing escrow account funds receipts

      Monies received from the execution of a permit purchasing escrow account agreement are receipted and transferred to Central Cashier daily.

      A Departmental Cash Receipt Transmittal Form, DOT 1004, should be used for each payment.

  3. OFFICE OF RIGHT OF WAY
  4. All monies collected for right of way business activities such as rent, taxes, sale of surplus property or etc. should be receipted at the time payment is received and transferred to the Central Cashier on a daily basis.

    A separate Departmental Cash Receipt Transmittal Form, DOT 1004, should be completed for each payment.

  5. OFFICE OF MAINTENANCE ACTIVITIES
    1. Outdoor Advertising Permit Receipts

      Monies received from the permitting of outdoor advertising signs are receipted with a deposit being prepared by this office on a daily basis. These monies are to be transferred daily to the Central Cashier for receipting and depositing.

      Daily deposits may be recorded using one Departmental Cash Receipt Transmittal Form, DOT 1004. To complete the form, the sub-cashier should follow the instructions in Part B of MAP 1-15 and reference the receipt numbers in the check number field. Additional pages may be attached if needed.

    2. Vegetation Management

      Monies collected from the sale of vegetation permits are receipted and transferred to the Central Cashier daily.

      A Vegetation Management Permit Record of Sale of Goods or Services/Cash Receipt Transmittal Form, DOT-0403, should be prepared for each payment.

  6. OFFICE OF ROAD DESIGN
    1. Plan Sales Receipts

      Monies received from the sale of plans are receipted to the payer and are transferred daily to the Central Cashier for receipting and depositing.

      Daily deposits can be recorded using one Departmental Cash Receipt Transmittal Form, DOT 1004. To complete the form, the sub-cashier should follow the instructions in Part B of MAP 1-15, and reference the receipt numbers in the check number field. Additional pages may be attached if needed.

  7. OFFICE OF CONTRACTS ADMINISTRATION
    1. Plans and Proposal Sales Receipts

      Monies received from the sale of plans and proposals are receipted to the payer and transferred daily to the Central Cashier for receipting and depositing.

      Daily deposits can be recorded using one Departmental Cash Receipt Transmittal Form, DOT 1004. To complete the form, the sub-cashier should follow the instructions in Part B of MAP 1-15, and reference the receipt numbers in the check number field. Additional pages may be attached if needed.

  8. OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL LOCATION
    1. Aerial Photographs Sale Receipts

      Monies received from the sale of aerial photographs are receipted to the payer and transferred daily to the Central Cashier for receipting and depositing.

      Daily deposits can be recorded using one Departmental Cash Receipt Transmittal Form, DOT 1004. To complete the form, the sub-cashier should follow the instructions in Part B of MAP 1-15, and reference the receipt numbers in the check number field. Additional pages may be attached if needed.

  9. OFFICE OF AIR TRANSPORTATION
    1. Aircraft Flight Billing Receipts

      Monies received from aircraft flight billing are receipted to the payer and are transferred to the Central Cashier every Friday.

      No Departmental Cash Receipt Transmittal Form is necessary when transferring these deposits to the Central Cashier.

  10. OFFICE OF UTILITIES
    1. Utility Permit Fees Receipts

      Monies received from the sale of utility permits are receipted to the payer and are transferred to the Central Cashier every Friday.

      No Departmental Cash Receipt Transmittal Form is necessary when transferring these deposits to the Central Cashier.

  11. TRAFFIC SAFETY & DESIGN
    1. Vehicle Accident Reporting

      Monies received from the sale of vehicle accident reports are to be receipted to the payer and transferred to the Central Cashier daily.

      Daily deposits can be recorded using one Departmental Cash Receipt Transmittal Form, DOT 1004. To complete the form, the sub-cashier should follow the instructions in Part B of MAP 1-15, and reference the receipt numbers in the check number field. Additional pages may be attached if needed.

  12. DISTRICT OFFICES
    1. Map Sales Receipts

      Monies received from map sales are receipted when payment is received and transferred to the Central Cashier as dictated by sales volume, usually weekly. A $50.00 minimum limit has been set for this office.

      Daily deposits can be recorded using one Departmental Cash Receipt Transmittal form, DOT 1004. To complete the form, the sub-cashier should follow the instructions in Part B of MAP 1-15, and reference the receipt numbers in the check number field. Additional pages may be attached if needed.

    2. Damage to State Property Receipts (also applies to Department offices)

      Monies received for damages to state property are receipted to the payer. The receipting district or office should send these monies to the Department’s property damage coordinator, who in turn sends the transmitting office a Memo Acknowledgement Letter for the monies received. The property damage coordinator has these monies cleared, if necessary by the Office of Attorney General, and turned over to the Central Cashier for receipting and depositing. The originating district or office receives a receipt from the Central Cashier indicating that the deposit has been made.

      A separate Departmental Cash Receipt Transmittal Form, DOT 1004, should be completed by the originating office or district for each receipt submitted.

    3. Scrap and Waste Material Sale Receipts

      Monies received from these sales result from a local bid with a bill of sale issued to the purchaser. Payments are made to the Department of Administrative Services in accordance with written procedures published in MAP 8-6, issued by the Office of General Support.

      A separate Departmental Cash Receipt Transmittal Form, DOT 1004, must be used for each payment.

    4. Commercial Driveway Permit Road Project Receipts

      Monies received for roadway projects under commercial driveway permits should be forwarded by the District Access Management Supervisor to the district office sub-cashier for receipting and transfer to the Central Cashier. District Access Management Supervisors should include a copy of the commercial driveway permit letter and documentation stating the project in which the funds should be applied. All District Access Management Supervisors should forward a copy of the check to the appropriate project manager.


    Authored by the office of General Accounting, 404-656-5391

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