SB 0215 | Alters conditions by which a school district may transfer moneys from the incidental fund to the capital projects fund |
Sponsor: | Foster | |||
LR Number: | 0762S.02P | Fiscal Note: | 0762-02 | |
Committee: | Education | |||
Last Action: | 04/10/03 - Voted Do Pass H Education Committee | Journal page: | ||
Title: | SCS SB 215 | |||
Effective Date: | August 28, 2003 | |||
SCS/SB 215 - This act deletes a provision which disallows school districts from making expenditures for certain lease purchase obligations from the district's capital projects fund unless the district levies, in the current year, a tax rate in the capital projects fund which is sufficient to generate revenues equal to or greater than the amount of such expenditure and collects such revenues and credits such revenues to the capital projects fund.
Further, this act alters the conditions by which a school district may transfer moneys from the incidental fund to the capital projects fund. The act prescribes that any amount expended from the incidental fund for classroom instructional capital outlays must be subtracted from the 9% of the district's entitlement used to calculate the limit on such transfers.
Also, this act modifies the qualifications for school districts making transfers from the incidental fund to the capital projects fund by deleting the minimum levy and lease-purchase conditions and substituting compliance with provisions concerning compensation of certificated staff in the second preceding year or payment of all penalties for the second preceding year.
Additionally, the act lays out conditions under which a
school district may refinance certain lease-purchase obligations.
The Hayti R-II school district is currently the only district
known to meet said conditions.
DONALD THALHUBER