In a city with a population less than 850,000, the municipal court is required to collect a parking fee of up to $5 if the city orders the collection.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. $3
• D. Not specified

Answer: (B)

Local rules decide if a parking fee exists and what that fee can be. The municipal court’s obligation to collect a parking fee isn’t fixed by population size or a blanket rule. If a city wants to impose a parking fee, it must pass an ordinance that authorizes collection and sets the amount (which could be different from five dollars or might specify no fee at all). So saying the court is required to collect up to five dollars whenever the city orders collection isn’t universally true; the actual requirement and the amount depend on the city’s specific ordinance.