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United States — Nebraska
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The dock board may regulate and control the harbor and waterfront, and make reasonable rules about their traffic, use, sanitation, pollution prevention, and riparian land improvements.
United States — Nebraska
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The dock board may make rules for waterfront structures, and new structures or repairs generally need board application, permit, and compliance with approved plans and specifications.
United States — Nebraska
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The dock board may petition authorities, intervene in related proceedings, and promote the harbor or port’s commercial interests.
United States — Nebraska
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The dock board may set and change tolls, fees, and other charges for facilities it controls, and the charges must be adopted by resolution, recorded, published, and made reasonable.
United States — Nebraska
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The dock board’s rules may be enforced by a county or municipality, but only after the county board or municipal governing body first adopts them.
United States — Nebraska
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The dock board may hire needed personnel, and permanent board positions must be set by board resolution and recorded in the board’s rules book.
United States — Nebraska
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The dock board may award and carry out dock-related construction work only after required plans, specifications, and public bid notice are prepared and filed. It must also follow the stated bidding and notice rules for contracts and material purchases.
United States — Nebraska
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The dock board must file an annual report with the county board or municipal governing body, and it may submit expense estimates when needed.
United States — Nebraska
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The dock board must petition the county board or municipal governing body to issue bonds when it wants bond financing for dock works, property, maintenance, or operations; the county or city may issue revenue bonds, but its credit and taxing power cannot be pledged and no debt is incurred.
United States — Nebraska
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The dock board must deposit collected or dedicated dock funds with the county or municipal treasurer, and the treasurer may disburse them only on properly executed warrants or orders stating the purpose.
United States — Nebraska
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Sections 13-1501 to 13-1509 may be cited as the State-Tribal Cooperative Agreements Act.
United States — Nebraska
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This section defines “agreement,” “public agency,” and “tribal government” for the State-Tribal Cooperative Agreements Act.
United States — Nebraska
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Public agencies may make agreements with tribal governments to provide authorized administrative services, but each party’s governing body must approve the agreement.
United States — Nebraska
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An agreement must include specified terms about its duration, structure, purpose, financing, termination, administration, and property handling.
United States — Nebraska
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A signed agreement must be filed within 10 days with listed offices and governments.
United States — Nebraska
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An agreement can be revoked by any party on six months’ notice, unless the agreement sets a different notice period.
United States — Nebraska
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A public agency entering an agreement may fund, supply material to, and provide personnel or services to the entity created to perform the agreement.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision says certain agreements under the State-Tribal Cooperative Agreements Act may not be used to do things federal law does not allow, change existing jurisdictional authority unless Congress expressly authorizes it, expand or reduce federal criminal jurisdiction in Indian country, or let a public agency or
United States — Nebraska
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This provision says the Act does not affect the validity of certain pre-August 25, 1989 agreements.
United States — Nebraska
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These sections are named the Political Subdivisions Self-Funding Benefits Act and may be cited under that name.