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PAG LIN 1 1 Section 1. NEW SECTION. 257.13 ON-TIME FUNDING FOR NEW 1 2 STUDENTS. 1 3 1. If a district's actual enrollment for the budget year, 1 4 determined under section 257.6, is greater than its budget 1 5 enrollment for the budget year, the district may submit a 1 6 request to the school budget review committee for on-time 1 7 funding for new students. The school budget review committee 1 8 shall consider the relative increase in enrollment on a 1 9 district-by-district basis, in determining whether to approve 1 10 the request. An application for on-time funding must be 1 11 received by the department of education by October 1. Written 1 12 notice of the committee's decision shall be given to the 1 13 school board for a district through the department of 1 14 education. 1 15 2. If the school budget review committee approves a 1 16 request for on-time funding for new students, the amount of 1 17 funding shall equal the product of one-half of the district's 1 18 regular program state cost per pupil for the budget year 1 19 multiplied by the difference between the actual enrollment for 1 20 the budget year and the budget enrollment for the budget year. 1 21 The additional funding received under this section is 1 22 miscellaneous income to the district. 1 23 If a district receives on-time funding for new students 1 24 under this section for a budget year, the department of 1 25 management shall determine the amount of this funding which 1 26 would have been generated by local property tax revenues if 1 27 the actual enrollment for the budget year had been used in 1 28 determining state cost for that budget year. The department 1 29 of management shall reduce, but not by more than the amount of 1 30 the on-time funding, the district's total state school aids 1 31 otherwise available under this chapter for the next following 1 32 budget year by the amount so determined, and shall increase 1 33 the district's additional property tax levy for the next 1 34 following budget year by the amount necessary to compensate 1 35 for the reduction in state aid, so that the local property tax 2 1 for the next following year will be increased only by the 2 2 amount which it would have been increased in the budget year 2 3 if the enrollment calculated in this section could have been 2 4 used to establish the levy. 2 5 3. Up to ten million dollars of gross gambling receipts 2 6 that exceed ninety million dollars, deposited in the general 2 7 fund of the state pursuant to sections 99D.17 and 99F.11, are 2 8 appropriated and shall be transferred to the school budget 2 9 review committee for the budget year beginning July 1, 1996, 2 10 and subsequent budget years. The school budget review 2 11 committee may expend up to ten million dollars of the excess 2 12 amount for on-time funding for new students. Amounts paid to 2 13 school districts shall be paid in monthly installments 2 14 beginning on December 15 and ending on June 15 of the budget 2 15 year. 2 16 4. If the board of directors of a school district 2 17 determines that a need exists for additional funds exceeding 2 18 the amount provided in this section, a request for 2 19 supplemental aid based upon increased enrollment may be 2 20 submitted to the school budget review committee as provided in 2 21 section 257.31 and section 260D.14. 2 22 Sec. 2. EFFECTIVE DATE. This Act, being deemed of 2 23 immediate importance, takes effect upon enactment for the 2 24 purpose of computations required for payment of state aid to 2 25 and levying of property taxes by school districts for budget 2 26 years beginning on or after July 1, 1996. This Act remains in 2 27 effect until the repeal of chapter 257 on July 1, 2001. 2 28 EXPLANATION 2 29 This bill provides that if the actual enrollment of a 2 30 school district exceeds the budget enrollment for the budget 2 31 year, the district may submit a request for on-time funding 2 32 attributable to the increased enrollment. An application 2 33 shall be considered by the school budget review committee on a 2 34 district-by-district basis. If approved, the amount of the 2 35 funding shall equal the product of one-half of the regular 3 1 program state cost per pupil for the budget year multiplied by 3 2 the difference between the actual enrollment and the budget 3 3 enrollment. 3 4 The amount received in a given budget year will impact the 3 5 following year's state aid and property tax levels. The 3 6 amount of the on-time funding which would have been generated 3 7 by property taxes if the actual (increased) enrollment figure 3 8 was used in determining the district cost will be calculated 3 9 by the department of management. This amount will reduce the 3 10 level of state aid available to the district for the following 3 11 year, but not by more than the amount received as on-time 3 12 funding. The district's additional property tax levy for the 3 13 following budget year will then be increased by the amount 3 14 necessary to compensate for the reduction in state aid. 3 15 The school budget review committee shall receive an 3 16 appropriation of up to $10 million of gross gambling receipts, 3 17 to the extent they exceed $90 million, for on-time funding for 3 18 new students. In the event that additional funding for the 3 19 budget year is determined necessary, the board of directors of 3 20 the school district can apply to the school budget review 3 21 committee for supplemental aid. 3 22 The bill takes effect upon enactment and applies to budget 3 23 years beginning on or after July 1, 1996. It remains in 3 24 effect until the repeal of chapter 257 on July 1, 2001. 3 25 LSB 3977HV 76 3 26 rn/sc/14
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