The Council may, at its discretion, establish a historic preservation fund (HPF) from outside grant sources, private donations, fines and fees associated with unlawful demolition or unpermitted alterations to historical resources. Funds from the HPF may be made available at the discretion of the Council, and may support future City-approved preservation activities including but not limited to historical resource survey projects, preparation of expert technical analysis reports or historical landscape studies, building rehabilitation efforts, acquisition of historical resources and other preservation activities that are found to meet the goals and objectives of the City HPP and this title. (Also see the City’s HPP Section 6.0, Incentives and Benefits – Local Incentives.) (Ord. 3196 § 3, 2011).