Alabama 2024 Regular Session

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5	5		By Representative Paramore (N & P)
6	6		RFD: Local Legislation
7	7		First Read: 18-Apr-24
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	12	+	5 ZLBAWKW-1 03/20/2024 THR (L)THR 2024-1170
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	15	+	A BILL
	16	+	TO BE ENTITLED
	17	+	AN ACT
16	18		Relating to Pike County; to amend Sections 2, 8, and 9
17	19		of Act 2017-332, 2017 Regular Session, as amended by Act
18	20		2022-38; to further provide for sales and use taxes.
19	21		BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA:
20	22		Section 1. Sections 2, 8, and 9 of Act 2017-332, as
21	23		amended by Act 2022-38, are amended to read as follows:
22	24		"Section 2. As used in this subpart, the following
23	25		terms shall have the following meanings, except where the
24	26		context clearly indicates a different meaning:
25	27		(1) COSTS. When used with reference to the county jail
26	28		and judicial complex, all All costs of acquiring,
27	29		constructing, equipping, and financing, operating, and
28	30		maintaining the county jail and judicial complex, including
29	31		the costs of all of the following:
30	32		a. All lands, structures, real and personal property,
31	33		rights-of-way, easements, permits, licenses, and other
32	34		interests acquired or used for the county jail and judicial
33	35		complex, and demolishing or removing any buildings or
34	36		structures on land acquired or used.
35		-	b. All machinery, equipment, furniture, furnishings,
36		-	and fixtures acquired or used for the county jail and judicial
37		-	complex.
38		-	c. Architectural, engineering, financial, construction
39		-	consulting, and legal services performed in connection with
40		-	the acquisition, construction, equipping, and financing of the
41		-	county jail and judicial complex.
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	66	+	structures on land acquired or used.
	67	+	b. All machinery, equipment, furniture, furnishings,
	68	+	and fixtures acquired or used for the county jail and judicial
	69	+	complex.
	70	+	c. Architectural, engineering, financial, construction
	71	+	consulting, and legal services performed in connection with
	72	+	the acquisition, construction, equipping, and financing of the
71	73		county jail and judicial complex.
72	74		d. Issuing and selling indebtedness.
73	75		e. Bond insurance, letters of credit, or other
74	76		third-party credit facilities with respect to indebtedness.
75	77		f. Amounts used to fund reserves for the payment of
76	78		principal of and interest on indebtedness.
77	79		g. The payment of principal of an interest on
78	80		indebtedness.
79	81		h. Other expenses costs necessary for or incidental to
80	82		the acquisition, construction, equipping, and financing of the
81	83		county jail and judicial complex and the commencement of
82	84		operation of the complex.
83	85		(2) COUNTY JAIL AND JUDICIAL COMPLEX. A new building,
84	86		structure, or group of buildings or structures designed for
85	87		use by the county and its agencies as a jail ,; a facility for
86	88		E-911 dispatch and emergency management operations and related
87	89		services,; a criminal justice and public safety center ,; and a
88	90		place for holding court, with appurtenant offices and other
89	91		ancillary facilities.
90	92		(3) DISTRIBUTIONS. The approved dispensation of the
91	93		proceeds of the tax collected pursuant to this subpart, as
92	94		provided for in Section 9.
93		-	(4) EXPENSES. The acquisition, construction, operation,
94		-	or maintenance of public safety, criminal justice, or
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96		-	(3)(5) INDEBTEDNESS. Warrants, bonds, notes, or other
97		-	instruments of indebtedness issued to finance or refinance
98		-	costs of the county jail and judicial complex.
99		-	(4)(6) SALES AND USE TAX. A tax imposed by the state
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	125	+	(4) EXPENSES. The acquisition, construction, operation,
	126	+	or maintenance of public safety, criminal justice, or
	127	+	emergency management facilities or activities.
	128	+	(3)(5) INDEBTEDNESS. Warrants, bonds, notes, or other
	129	+	instruments of indebtedness issued to finance or refinance
	130	+	costs of the county jail and judicial complex.
129	131		(4)(6) SALES AND USE TAX. A tax imposed by the state
130	132		sales and use tax statutes and other acts applicable to Pike
131	133		County, including, but not limited to, Sections 40-23-1,
132	134		40-23-2, 40-23-3, 40-23-4, 40-23-37, 40-23-60, 40-23-61,
133	135		40-23-62, and 40-23-63.
134	136		Section 8. All taxes collected under this subpart shall
135	137		be remitted to Pike County and deposited in a segregated
136	138		account within the Pike County General Fund to be used for the
137	139		costs of the county jail and judicial complex , expenses, and,
138	140		pursuant to Section 9, distributions . The County Commission of
139	141		Pike County may thereafter transfer the proceeds into one or
140	142		more special funds or accounts designated by resolution of the
141	143		county commission, provided that the proceeds are used for the
142	144		costs of the county jail and judicial complex , expenses, and,
143	145		pursuant to Section 9, distributions . The county commission
144	146		may assign and pledge the proceeds of the tax authorized by
145	147		this subpart for the payment of principal of and interest on
146	148		indebtedness. Any such pledge shall be irrevocable so long as
147	149		the indebtedness for which the pledge is made remains
148	150		outstanding.
149	151		Section 9. (a) The tax authorized by this subpart shall
150	152		expire on the first day of the next month following Following
151		-	the payment in full of the costs of the county jail and
152		-	judicial complex, including the retirement of any financing
153		-	and indebtedness , or beginning October 1, 2030, whichever
154		-	occurs sooner, all taxes collected under this subpart shall be
155		-	distributed each month as follows:
156		-	(1) The monies collected inside the corporate limits of
157		-	the City of Troy shall be transferred to the City of Troy to
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	182	+	expire on the first day of the next month following Following
	183	+	the payment in full of the costs of the county jail and
	184	+	judicial complex, including the retirement of any financing
	185	+	and indebtedness , or beginning October 1, 2030, whichever
	186	+	occurs sooner, all taxes collected under this subpart shall be
	187	+	distributed each month as follows:
	188	+	(1) The monies collected inside the corporate limits of
187	189		the City of Troy shall be transferred to the City of Troy to
188	190		be used for expenses of the City of Troy .
189	191		(2) The monies collected outside the corporate limits
190	192		of the City of Troy shall be maintained by Pike County to be
191	193		used for expenses of Pike County.
192	194		(b) All distributions shall be subject and subordinate,
193	195		in all respects, to any indebtedness that is secured by a
194	196		pledge of proceeds of a tax authorized by this subpart. "
195	197		Section 2. This act shall become effective on October
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209		-	Speaker of the House of Representatives
210		-	________________________________________________
211		-	President and Presiding Officer of the Senate
212		-	House of Representatives
213		-	I hereby certify that the within Act originated in and
214		-	was passed by the House 25-Apr-24.
215		-	John Treadwell
216		-	Clerk
217		-	Senate 08-May-24 Passed
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