HB433 Alabama 2014 Session

Summary

Primary Sponsor

Terri CollinsRepresentative

Republican

Co-Sponsors

Randall SheddEd HenryMicky Hammon

Session

Regular Session 2014

Title

Morgan Co., Tennessee Valley Authority distributions, allocations revised, Act 2013-328, 2013 Reg. Sess, repealed and superseded

Summary

HB433 reallocates Morgan County’s TVA in-lieu-of-taxes funds for 2014–2018, sets specific annual distributions to local entities, and repeals a prior Act.

What This Bill Does

After funds are allocated under another act (Act 2013-199), HB433 distributes the remaining TVA in-lieu-of-taxes proceeds to designated recipients for 2014–2018, with fixed annual amounts to several towns and the county for park and recreational improvements and a pre-K program. It also directs a portion to the United Way for a countywide Pre-K initiative for 2014–2016, and any leftover funds go to the Morgan County Legislative Delegation office. If funds are not enough to cover all distributions, the amounts are spread proportionally. The act repeals Act 2013-328 and becomes law after gubernatorial approval.

Who It Affects

• United Way of Morgan County for funding the Starting Strong Pre-K Initiative (2014–2016).
• City of Hartselle for lighting at municipal soccer fields (2014–2018).
• City of Decatur for capital improvements to Jack Allen Park (2014–2018).
• Town of Priceville for funding Veteran's Park (2014–2018).
• Town of Eva for improvements to Eva Park (2014–2018).
• Town of Falkville for improvements to McCaig Park (2014–2018).
• Town of Somerville for improvements to the Old Somerville Courthouse (2014–2018).
• Town of Trinity for improvements to Trinity Municipal Park (2014–2018).
• Morgan County Commission for capital improvements in four primary county recreational parks (2014–2018).
• Morgan County Legislative Delegation office (remainder after distributions).

Key Provisions

• Distributions of remaining proceeds after Act 2013-199, for fiscal years 2014–2018, to specified recipients with fixed annual amounts listed in the bill.
• Annual amounts include $100,000 to United Way for the Starting Strong Pre-K Initiative (2014–2016) and fixed sums to Hartselle, Decatur, Priceville, Eva, Falkville, Somerville, Trinity, and the Morgan County Commission (2014–2018).
• If funds are insufficient to meet all listed amounts, distributions are prorated proportionally.
• Any remaining funds after the specified distributions go to the Morgan County Legislative Delegation office.
• Act 2013-328 is repealed.
• The act becomes effective on the first day of the third month after the governor signs it.

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Subjects

Morgan County