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§ 13-2702. Purpose of act.
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This act’s purpose is to support development of civic centers, historic buildings or districts, public spaces, and recreation centers in Nebraska.
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This act’s purpose is to support development of civic centers, historic buildings or districts, public spaces, and recreation centers in Nebraska.
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This section defines terms used in the Civic and Community Center Financing Act.
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The fund is created, administered by the department, invested by the state investment officer when available, and used only for specified grants, administration costs, and required transfers.
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The department must use the fund to make grants of assistance for specified civic, historic, and public-space projects, and must evaluate grant applications under section 13-2707.
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The department must use the fund to give grants for engineering and technical studies tied to certain projects, and it must evaluate grant applications under section 13-2707.01.
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The department may conditionally approve grants, but applicants must meet grant-size limits and certain application requirements, and some grants have use, funding, sale, and timing restrictions.
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This section limits when municipalities can get certain grants or state assistance and sets the application process.
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The department must evaluate grant applications using the listed criteria, and grants must meet local matching, location, and ownership requirements.
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The department must evaluate grant applications using specified criteria, including local matching funds and project location rules.
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If the department approves a grant of assistance, the applicant gets conditional approval, and projects are funded in order when money is available. Final approval happens when the Legislature appropriates funds.
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The department must include specified grant and fund information in its annual status report, and certain fund balances trigger notice and transfers to a new fund.
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The department must adopt and promulgate rules and regulations to carry out the Civic and Community Center Financing Act.
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The section lets counties and municipalities create a municipal county, but only through the steps and votes described here.
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If a municipal county is proposed with a metropolitan-class city, the planning commission must include territorial recommendations in its plan, and the county-creation vote cannot be submitted until required implementing law is enacted.
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This provision sets how a municipal county council is structured, elected, and organized.
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A municipal county takes on county and city/village powers and duties, and existing local laws, obligations, and certain agreements generally keep working after creation.
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A municipal county may adopt ordinances, and its ordinances override those of consolidated municipalities or counties.
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Council action on ordinances and money measures needs the votes and procedures stated here.
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Some ordinances must be published after passage, and penalty ordinances must be published before they take effect; emergency ordinances can take effect immediately after first publication with council proclamation.
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A municipal county may levy up to $1 per $100 of taxable value and may allocate levy authority to miscellaneous political subdivisions, subject to stated exceptions.