United States — Nebraska
§ 13-2102. Terms, defined.
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This section defines key terms for enterprise zone eligibility and sets size, population, location, and qualification rules for an enterprise zone.
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United States — Nebraska
§ 13-2103. Designation; application; requirements; limitation; term.
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The department must accept enterprise zone applications for 180 days starting December 1, 2014, and may then designate up to five areas as enterprise zones.
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§ 13-2104. Application; contents.
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An enterprise zone application must include the listed documentation, plans, and commitments, including required funding documentation for certain local governments.
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§ 13-2105. State government interagency response team.
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The Governor must provide a state government interagency response team.
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§ 13-2106. City council, village board, county board, or tribal government; resolution to establish zone.
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Local governments and tribal government may propose enterprise zones by adopting a resolution of intention.
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§ 13-2107. Public hearing; notice.
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Cities, villages, counties, or tribal governments proposing an enterprise zone must hold a public hearing and publish notice at least 10 days before the hearing.
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§ 13-2108. City council, village board, county board, or tribal government; vote to make formal application.
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After the required public hearing, the listed local or tribal governments may vote to formally apply to the department to create an enterprise zone and may take other appropriate action for that purpose.
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§ 13-2109. Enterprise zone association; board; membership; vacancies; powers and duties; dissolution.
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This section creates an enterprise zone association for each proposed enterprise zone, sets up a seven-member board, and gives local governments duties for appointments, staffing, and term rules.
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§ 13-2110. Enterprise zone association; powers and duties.
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An enterprise zone association must approve certain zone-related actions and may coordinate community development and make recommendations.
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§ 13-2111. Political subdivision; remove, reduce, or simplify certain resolutions, regulations, or ordinances; when.
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A political subdivision may remove, reduce, or simplify certain fees or administrative rules for enterprise zones, if it finds the action would not endanger public health or safety.
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§ 13-2112. Rules and regulations.
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The department may adopt and issue rules and regulations to carry out the Enterprise Zone Act.
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§ 13-2201. Act, how cited.
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Sections 13-2201 to 13-2204 are called the Local Government Miscellaneous Expenditure Act and may be cited by that name.
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§ 13-2202. Terms, defined.
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This provision defines several terms used in the act, including local government, governing body, public funds, public meeting, and volunteer.
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§ 13-2203. Additional expenditures; governing body; powers; procedures.
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A governing body may approve certain public expenditures for official travel, beverages, meals, recognition dinners, and awards, subject to approval rules and spending limits.
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§ 13-2204. Expenditures; limitations; exception.
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The act does not allow public funds to be spent on a spouse’s expenses unless the spouse is also a local government official, employee, or volunteer.
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§ 13-2401. Transfer between political subdivisions; rights of employee; transferring and receiving entities; powers and duties.
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This section sets rules for transferring employees between political subdivisions and moving their retirement credits and funds between retirement systems.
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§ 13-2402. Political subdivision with defined benefit plan; notification required; actuarial experience study; valuation report; filing; report required; when; contents; failure to file; audit; costs.
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Certain political subdivisions with defined benefit plans must notify the Legislature’s retirement committee and keep filing actuarial studies and reports on a schedule.
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§ 13-2501. Act, how cited.
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This section says §§ 13-2501 to 13-2550 are named the Joint Public Agency Act and may be cited by that name.
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§ 13-2502. Purpose of act.
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This provision states the act’s purpose: to let local governmental units use their taxing authority and other powers more efficiently by cooperating with other governmental units.
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§ 13-2503. Terms, defined.
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This provision defines several terms used in the Joint Public Agency Act.
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