Missouri 2022 Regular Session

Missouri Senate Bill SB1172 Compare Versions

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2	2	SECOND REGULAR SESSION
3	3	SENATE BILL NO. 1172
4	4	101ST GENERAL ASSEMBLY
5	5	INTRODUCED BY SENATOR WASHINGTON.
6	6	5598S.01I ADRIANE D. CROUSE, Secretary
7	7	AN ACT
8	8	To repeal section 92.418, RSMo, and to enact in lieu thereof one new section relating to sales tax
9	9	revenues appropriated for certain interstate transportation authorities.
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11	11	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Missouri, as follows:
12	12	Section A. Section 92.418, RSMo, is repealed and one new 1
13	13	section enacted in lieu thereof, to be known as section 92.418, 2
14	14	to read as follows:3
15	15	92.418. 1. All moneys received by a city imposing a 1
16	16	sales tax pursuant to sections 92 .400 to 92.421, less two 2
17	17	percent for the cost of handling, which shall be deposited 3
18	18	in the city's general fund, shall be deposited by the city 4
19	19	treasurer, or other city officer authorized by ordinance, in 5
20	20	a special fund to be known as the "Public Mass 6
21	21	Transportation Trust Fund" for the primary benefit of a 7
22	22	public mass transportation system and motor pool operations 8
23	23	operating within the city. 9
24	24	2. The moneys in the public mass transportation trust 10
25	25	fund accumulated by the city beyond the end of the city's 11
26	26	fiscal year in which such funds were collected, and not 12
27	27	needed by the city to meet its contractual obligations to an 13
28	28	interstate transportation authority or for motor pool 14
29	29	operations, may be appropriated and paid directly to such 15
30	30	interstate transportation authority to be used by the 16
31	31	interstate transportation authority for its general purposes 17
32	32	in providing a public mass transportation system within an 18 SB 1172 2
33	33	interstate transportation district, or the city may 19
34	34	appropriate and expend such excess funds for the purposes 20
35	35	set forth in Section 30(a)(2), of Article IV, of the 21
36	36	Constitution of Missouri, as amended. 22
37	37	3. A city may designate by contract from time to time 23
38	38	with an interstate transportation authority to provide 24
39	39	specific services, frequency of service, to underwrite a 25
40	40	certain fare structure or for any purpose consistent with 26
41	41	providing a sound public mass transportation system to serve 27
42	42	the city, and the city shall appropriate and pay directly to 28
43	43	the interstate transportation authority fro m the public mass 29
44	44	transportation trust fund the amounts of money that the city 30
45	45	finds is sufficient to enable the interstate transportation 31
46	46	authority to perform its contractual obligations to the 32
47	47	city, including intracommunity transit services, or a cit y 33
48	48	may appropriate and pay all of the funds on deposit in a 34
49	49	public mass transportation trust fund directly to an 35
50	50	interstate transportation authority to be used by such 36
51	51	interstate transportation authority for its general purposes 37
52	52	in providing a public m ass transportation system within an 38
53	53	interstate transportation district. 39
54	54	4. Any provisions of sections 92.400 to 92.421 to the 40
55	55	contrary notwithstanding, seven and one -half percent of the 41
56	56	proceeds of any sales tax imposed under sections 92.400 to 42
57	57	92.421 that are appropriated and paid by a city to an 43
58	58	interstate transportation authority shall be used only by 44
59	59	the city and the interstate transportation authority for the 45
60	60	purchase of new equipment, for the construction of public 46
61	61	mass transportation fa cilities or for any other capital 47
62	62	expenditures or improvements to the property of the 48
63	63	interstate transportation authority, or to pay the interest 49
64	64	or principal payments or to satisfy sinking fund 50 SB 1172 3
65	65	requirements on any negotiable notes or bonds or other 51
66	66	instruments in writing issued by the interstate 52
67	67	transportation authority for any of the above purposes. 53
68	68	5. Ninety-two and one-half percent of the proceeds of 54
69	69	any sales tax imposed under sections 92.400 to 92.421 that 55
70	70	are appropriated and paid by a city to an interstate 56
71	71	transportation authority shall be used to supply funds to be 57
72	72	applied to the expenses of the organization and costs of 58
73	73	operation of the public mass transportation system and the 59
74	74	facilities thereof, and may be used to supply additio nal 60
75	75	funds for capital expenditures as set forth in subsection 4 61
76	76	of this section. 62
77	77	6. Transportation authorities operating a public mass 63
78	78	transportation system under sections 92.400 to 92.421 may 64
79	79	provide for interior and exterior advertising on each 65
80	80	vehicle for mass transportation purposes. 66
81	81	7. Transportation authorities operating a public mass 67
82	82	transportation system under sections 92.400 to 92.421 shall 68
83	83	set and attain goals for the inclusion of minority business 69
84	84	enterprises as defined in sec tion 37.013 for contracts in 70
85	85	operating motor pools, construction, repairs and related 71
86	86	projects for the public mass transportation system. The 72
87	87	attainment of such goals on these contracts shall be based 73
88	88	on the availability of minority -owned businesses operating 74
89	89	within the city that perform the services for which such 75
90	90	contract is to be awarded. 76
91	91	8. Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 92.400 77
92	92	to 92.421 and 94.600 to 94.655 to the contrary, a city shall 78
93	93	not supplant any appropriations made to an interstate 79
94	94	transportation authority from revenues received from a tax 80
95	95	imposed pursuant to sections 92.400 to 92.421 and 94.600 to 81
96	96	94.655 with federal grants or other federal moneys 82 SB 1172 4
97	97	distributed directly or indirectly to the interstate 83
98	98	transportation authority. 84
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