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United States — Nebraska
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The department must certify every two years the amount of intercity bus system assistance that is eligible for funding under section 13-1213.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision states the purpose of sections 13-1301 to 13-1312: to allow cities and counties to acquire, build, remodel, renovate, and finance shared buildings, structures, and facilities for joint use.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision defines key terms used in sections 13-1301 to 13-1312, including “bonds,” “city,” “commission,” “county,” “governing body,” “other governmental units,” and “project.”
United States — Nebraska
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This provision creates a public building commission in each county, but it only becomes operative there if the county board activates it by resolution.
United States — Nebraska
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A commission created under sections 13-1301 to 13-1312 has broad powers to manage property, make rules, contract, levy a limited tax, accept funding, issue debt, and enter property for surveys and examinations.
United States — Nebraska
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County commission money must be paid to the county treasurer, kept separate, and withdrawn only with the required signatures and approvals.
United States — Nebraska
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The commission may issue and refund bonds and notes, but some bond issuance needs prior approval from the city and county and board authorization.
United States — Nebraska
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The provision says commission bonds and notes may be treated as legal investments for listed public, financial, fiduciary, and other authorized investors, and may also be deposited with certain public bodies that must receive them for authorized deposit purposes.
United States — Nebraska
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Bonds and notes of a commission, and the interest and income from them, are exempt from taxation by the state and its political subdivisions.
United States — Nebraska
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The commission and related property and income are exempt from all taxation in this state.
United States — Nebraska
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A commission’s bonds, notes, obligations, or liabilities are not debts of the State of Nebraska, the relevant city, or the county, and those governments are not liable for them.
United States — Nebraska
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The city and county may take several actions related to commission projects, including operating them, funding costs, transferring property, closing roads, making agreements, and the city levying a tax for bond payments.
United States — Nebraska
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These sections are supplemental to existing statutes and must be read to work with them, not as repealing or amending them.
United States — Nebraska
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A county board or city/village governing body may create a public docks board when it thinks that is expedient.
United States — Nebraska
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Some Nebraska city or village governing bodies may create a public docks board if they think it is expedient.
United States — Nebraska
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If a public docks board is created, the county board or municipal governing body appoints seven commissioners, and the board must organize, keep records, publish its rules, and act without pay.
United States — Nebraska
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The dock board must prepare a general harbor and terminal plan, file it for public inspection, and build or procure facilities according to that plan.
United States — Nebraska
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The dock board may buy or otherwise lawfully acquire property needed for harbor and terminal facilities, and may start condemnation proceedings if no price is agreed and it considers acquisition proper and expedient.
United States — Nebraska
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A county or municipality may hand over owned property to the dock board, and the board then has exclusive control over that property and related harbor and water terminal facilities.
United States — Nebraska
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The dock board has authority over certain streets, alleys, and public grounds near navigable waters and may build and improve harbor-related structures there.