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United States — Nebraska
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Plan sponsors generally must get excess insurance, keep claims liability within the stated cap, and fund extra liability if expected claims are exceeded; insurers must pay covered claims within three months; certain large cities and counties may use a plan without excess insurance if they get the required determination
United States — Nebraska
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The plan sponsor must follow written claim, payment, notice, and appeal procedures for self-funded employee benefit plan claims.
United States — Nebraska
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Certain employee benefit plans must comply with specified continuation-of-coverage sections, and some transferring school-district employees and dependents are exempt from preexisting-condition or waiting periods.
United States — Nebraska
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A covered employee or covered dependent may sue a plan sponsor to enforce the Act and the self-funded plan portion. If the plaintiff wins, the court must award a reasonable attorney fee; on appeal, the appellate court must do the same if the plaintiff is successful. If the plaintiff does not do better than the sponsor’
United States — Nebraska
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Certain political subdivisions using self-funding for employee coverage must comply with the Political Subdivisions Self-Funding Benefits Act by December 31, 1991.
United States — Nebraska
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This section defines key terms used in the waste-disposal law.
United States — Nebraska
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Before applying to the department, the applicant must ask the local governing board for siting approval, and that board must approve or disapprove the site.
United States — Nebraska
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An applicant must give the local board information showing the proposed solid waste facility meets the section’s criteria, and approval cannot be granted if a specified felony-conviction condition applies.
United States — Nebraska
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The applicant must give written notice of a siting-approval request to nearby property owners at least 14 days before the request, publish the notice in a county newspaper, and include specified information in the notice.
United States — Nebraska
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An applicant must file its siting-approval request with the local board, and the request must include the proposal substance and submitted documents. The local board must make filed materials available for public inspection, may charge actual copying cost, and any person may file a written comment within 30 days after
United States — Nebraska
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Local officials must hold at least one public hearing on a siting approval request within 90 to 120 days after receiving the request, with prior newspaper notice.
United States — Nebraska
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The city council, village board, or county board must take final action on a site approval request within 180 days, and the applicant may file one amended application before the evidence presentation is completed if additional fees are paid.
United States — Nebraska
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A granted solid waste facility approval must be followed by construction within two calendar years, or the approval is nullified.
United States — Nebraska
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The siting approval and appeal procedures in sections 13-1701 to 13-1714 are the exclusive procedures for siting decisions, and local zoning and other local land-use rules must still be considered.
United States — Nebraska
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Local officials must charge a siting-approval applicant a fee equal to the reasonable and necessary costs of the siting approval process.
United States — Nebraska
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An applicant must not file a siting approval request that is substantially the same as one denied in the previous two years.
United States — Nebraska
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If a siting approval request is denied, the applicant may ask the district court for a hearing within 60 days after notice.
United States — Nebraska
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A qualifying third party may ask the district court to contest an approval within 60 days after the written decision is filed.
United States — Nebraska
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A person who files a petition in district court to contest certain local government decisions must pay the required filing fee.
United States — Nebraska
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A political subdivision must defend covered officers or officials sued for negligent errors or omissions made while performing lawful duties, and must pay any final judgment against them, but not for illegal acts.