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United States — Nebraska
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A county board gets exclusive zoning and use-regulation authority over a designated industrial area, unless the area is already under a city or village zoning jurisdiction.
United States — Nebraska
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Owners of a designated industrial area must provide water, electricity, sewer, fire protection, and police protection at their own expense while the tract has that designation.
United States — Nebraska
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A county board may add nearby tracts to a designated industrial area if the tract has at least ten acres, is contiguous, and the petition and hearing process is followed.
United States — Nebraska
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A designated industrial area’s boundaries may be changed to exclude tracts if the owners request it and follow the filing, notice, and hearing steps.
United States — Nebraska
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Owners of all contiguous tracts in a designated industrial area may petition the county board to end the designation, and the county board must enter an order terminating it.
United States — Nebraska
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The county board may or must review industrial areas, give hearing notice in some cases, and remove an industrial designation if the hearing findings or nonattendance require it.
United States — Nebraska
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Sections 13-1201 to 13-1214 may be cited as the Nebraska Public Transportation Act.
United States — Nebraska
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The Legislature states findings about the need for public transportation and the importance of supporting and coordinating it in Nebraska.
United States — Nebraska
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This section defines key terms used in the Nebraska Public Transportation Act.
United States — Nebraska
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The department is responsible for coordinating public transportation in the state, must provide technical assistance when requested, and may contract to help certain public entities provide public transportation services.
United States — Nebraska
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The department has powers and duties to plan, coordinate, assist, oversee, and administer public transportation programs.
United States — Nebraska
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The department may receive and seek gifts, grants, loans, contributions, and other funds, and may include certain federal conditions in related federal contracts.
United States — Nebraska
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The Department of Health and Human Services must review certain rules, regulations, and funding awards before they are made.
United States — Nebraska
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Municipalities, counties, and qualified public-purpose organizations may operate or contract for public transportation, and may make related school bus contracts under stated conditions.
United States — Nebraska
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A state public transportation assistance program is created. Certain local and transit entities may receive financial assistance for eligible capital and operating costs, but the grant cannot exceed 50% and local funds must match it equally.
United States — Nebraska
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The department must annually certify eligible funding amounts and file an electronic annual report by December 1 each year to the Legislature’s Appropriations Committee chairperson.
United States — Nebraska
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City bus systems receiving state funds must charge elderly or handicapped riders no more than half the regular fare at peak hours, unless the funded recipient designates certain peak hours as outside the rule.
United States — Nebraska
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State-fund recipients for certain city bus systems may discount low-income fares at peak hours and may designate peak hours when this section does not apply.
United States — Nebraska
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The department must administer these sections, make necessary rules, and handle petitions and hearings about public transportation service areas.
United States — Nebraska
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This section creates an intercity bus system assistance program and lets eligible local or public transit entities receive state financial assistance.