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§ 13-320. Public safety services, defined.
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This section defines “public safety services” for sections 13-318 to 13-326.
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§ 13-3201. Act, how cited.
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Sections 13-3201 to 13-3211 may be cited as the Property Assessed Clean Energy Act.
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§ 13-3202. Legislative findings.
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The Legislature states that energy efficiency, grid resiliency, and renewable energy are important and that municipalities should be authorized to use clean energy assessment districts for financing.
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§ 13-3203. Terms, defined.
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This section defines key terms used in the Property Assessed Clean Energy Act.
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§ 13-3204. Clean energy assessment district; creation; procedures; governing body; public hearing; notice; ordinance; resolution; contents; assessment contracts.
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A municipality may create clean energy assessment districts, but it must hold a public hearing first and publish notice at least ten days before the hearing.
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§ 13-3205. Assessment contract; contents; recorded with register of deeds; municipality; duties; annual assessments; copy to county assessor and register of deeds.
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A municipality may enter into assessment contracts for qualifying property, but only after verifying required conditions and recording the contract process; some assessments, notice, and recording rules apply.
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§ 13-3206. Annual assessment; PACE lien; notice of lien; contents; priority; sale of property; use of proceeds; release of lien; recording.
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This provision creates and manages PACE liens for qualifying property, requires municipalities to record and release lien notices in specified cases, sets lien priority rules, and lets some mortgage or loan servicers raise monthly payments to cover the assessment.
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§ 13-3207. Municipality; raise capital; sources; bonds; issuance; statutory lien; vote; when required.
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A municipality may raise capital for qualifying energy projects, but some bond uses are limited and voter approval is required in certain cases.
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§ 13-3208. Loss reserve fund; created; funding; use.
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A municipality with a clean energy assessment district must create a loss reserve fund and limit how that fund is used and financed.
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§ 13-3209. Debt service reserve fund.
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A municipality that has created a clean energy assessment district may create a debt service reserve fund.
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§ 13-3210. Use of Interlocal Cooperation Act; public hearing; contract authorized.
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Two or more municipalities may agree to create and run clean energy assessment districts, must provide a governing body in the agreement, and may use one joint public hearing and third-party administration.
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§ 13-3211. Report; required, when; contents.
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Municipalities with a clean energy assessment district must electronically file an annual report with the Legislature’s Urban Affairs Committee by January 31, unless subsection (3) applies.
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§ 13-322. Submission of question to voters; ballot language; procedure.
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Local officials must submit the tax question for voter approval before the related powers can be used; the governing body may impose the tax only if voters approve, and must not impose it if voters oppose it.
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§ 13-323. Submission of question to voters; notice.
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The election commissioner or county clerk must publish notice of a tax-question election between 10 and 30 days before the election.
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§ 13-324. Tax Commissioner; powers and duties; beginning and termination of taxation; procedure; notice; administrative fee; illegal assessment and collection; remedies.
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The Tax Commissioner administers county sales and use taxes, sets forms and rules, gives notice to retailers, collects the tax, and remits proceeds to counties after a 3% administrative fee.
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§ 13-325. County sales and use tax; distribution.
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County sales and use tax proceeds must be distributed to the county for deposit in its general fund.
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§ 13-326. County sales and use tax; laws governing; source of sales.
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County sales and use tax transactions and related activities are governed by the Nebraska Revenue Act provisions that are consistent with specified sections, and retail sales, rentals, and leases are sourced under the listed sourcing sections.
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§ 13-327. County; cede jurisdiction; when; procedure.
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City and village governing bodies may ask the county board to transfer extraterritorial zoning jurisdiction, and the county board may grant the request only if the stated conditions are met.
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§ 13-328. County; cede jurisdiction; limitation.
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A county with a metropolitan-class or primary-class city in it must not cede or transfer extraterritorial jurisdiction over certain nearby land to a first- or second-class city or village.
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§ 13-329. County, city, village, or public utility; donation of motor vehicle; conditions.
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A county, city, village, or public utility governing body may donate an owned motor vehicle to certain charitable organizations if the vehicle is at the end of its useful life, but not if a family member relationship exists.
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