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United States — Nebraska
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A municipality in a municipal county cannot be annexed by the county, and cannot annex territory, for four years after the county is created; after that, annexation rules depend on county consent. The municipality keeps some tax and other local powers, and fire protection districts continue to exist.
United States — Nebraska
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This section requires an election before municipal-county powers can be used, sets notice and ballot requirements, and lays out when a municipal county is created, abolished, or expanded.
United States — Nebraska
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If a municipal county is approved, county and municipal offices end when current officeholders’ terms end, and townships within it are terminated, except as provided in section 13-2803(3).
United States — Nebraska
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This section lets a municipal county be dissolved by voter approval and sets the steps for petitions, council action, a planning commission, notice, hearings, and ballot submission.
United States — Nebraska
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A municipal county may set a sales and use tax at specified rates, but it cannot add, raise, or extend the tax area until voter approval is obtained.
United States — Nebraska
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The Tax Commissioner administers these sales and use taxes, sets forms and rules, collects the tax, and remits monthly proceeds after deductions.
United States — Nebraska
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Sales and use tax proceeds must be distributed to the municipal county for deposit in its general fund.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision says the Nebraska Revenue Act rules apply to municipal county sales and use tax transactions, unless inconsistent with sections 13-2813 to 13-2815.
United States — Nebraska
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Some municipalities must pay the municipal county for certain county services, with special rules for law enforcement and a cap on the amount.
United States — Nebraska
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Unconsolidated sanitary and improvement districts must keep existing, may levy property taxes, and must pay the municipal county for county services under a formula with a cap.
United States — Nebraska
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A municipal county may use an ordinance to consolidate an unconsolidated sanitary and improvement district into the municipal county, and then must take over the district’s property, rights, contracts, and obligations.
United States — Nebraska
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Sections 13-2901 to 13-2914 may be cited as the Political Subdivisions Construction Alternatives Act.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision authorizes a political subdivision to enter certain public-project contracts if it follows the act’s procedures.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision defines key terms used in the Political Subdivisions Construction Alternatives Act.
United States — Nebraska
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A political subdivision that follows the Act may use design-build, construction management at risk, or public-private partnership contracts, and its governing body must approve the delivery-system choice by resolution.
United States — Nebraska
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A political subdivision must adopt policies for certain construction contracts and make those policies require specific contract procedures.
United States — Nebraska
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A political subdivision must prepare and publish a request for letters of interest, review the letters, and select a minimum number of prospective design-builders.
United States — Nebraska
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A political subdivision must prepare a request for proposals for each design-build contract, publish notice at least 30 days before proposals are due, and school-district notices must be filed with the State Department of Education on the same timeline.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision sets the process for evaluating design-build proposals, negotiating a contract, and filing contract documents.
United States — Nebraska
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Political subdivisions must prepare a request for proposals for each construction management at risk contract, and the notice must be published at least 30 days before proposals are opened.