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  1  1    Section 1.  NEW SECTION.  260C.18A  WORKFORCE TRAINING AND
  1  2 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FUNDS.
  1  3    1.  a.  For each community college a separate workforce
  1  4 training and economic development fund is created in the state
  1  5 treasury under the control of the department of management.
  1  6    b.  Moneys in the funds shall consist of any moneys
  1  7 appropriated by the general assembly and any other moneys
  1  8 available to and obtained or accepted by the department of
  1  9 management from federal sources or private sources for
  1 10 placement in the funds.  Notwithstanding section 8.33, moneys
  1 11 in the funds at the end of each fiscal year shall not revert
  1 12 to any other fund but shall remain in the funds for
  1 13 expenditure in subsequent fiscal years.
  1 14    c.  (1)  By February 14 of each year, a community college
  1 15 board of directors shall deliver notification to the director
  1 16 of the department of management regarding both of the
  1 17 following:
  1 18    (a)  The sum of moneys which the community college is
  1 19 eligible to collect during the subsequent fiscal year from the
  1 20 community college's workforce training and economic
  1 21 development fund calculated pursuant to the procedure provided
  1 22 in subsection 3.
  1 23    (b)  The amount of money the community college is
  1 24 requesting to receive from the community college's workforce
  1 25 training and economic development fund during the subsequent
  1 26 fiscal year.
  1 27    (2)  In providing the notification, a community college
  1 28 board shall provide any supporting information required by the
  1 29 department of management.
  1 30    (3)  The department of management shall not approve or deny
  1 31 any individual projects, programs, or courses for which moneys
  1 32 from a workforce training and economic development fund are
  1 33 expended.
  1 34    (4)  The director of the department of management shall use
  1 35 information submitted pursuant to this paragraph for purposes
  2  1 of making allocation determinations under subsection 4.
  2  2    (5)  The director of the department of management shall
  2  3 notify each community college by March 1 of each year of the
  2  4 allocation each community college will receive from the
  2  5 workforce training and economic development fund for that
  2  6 community college in the subsequent fiscal year.  A copy of
  2  7 this notification shall be submitted to the treasurer of
  2  8 state.
  2  9    2.   On July 1 of each year for the fiscal year beginning
  2 10 July 1, 2003, through the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2006,
  2 11 moneys from a fund created for biotechnology-related purposes
  2 12 enacted by the general assembly during the 2003 legislative
  2 13 session are appropriated to the department of management for
  2 14 deposit in the workforce training and economic development
  2 15 funds in amounts determined pursuant to subsection 4.  On July
  2 16 1 of each year for fiscal years beginning on or after July 1,
  2 17 2007, moneys from the general fund of the state are
  2 18 appropriated to the department of management for deposit in
  2 19 the workforce training and economic development funds in
  2 20 amounts determined pursuant to subsection 4.  Moneys deposited
  2 21 in the funds and disbursed to community colleges for a fiscal
  2 22 year shall be expended for the following purposes, provided
  2 23 seventy percent of the moneys shall be used on projects in the
  2 24 areas of advanced manufacturing, information technology and
  2 25 insurance, and life sciences which include the areas of
  2 26 biotechnology, health care technology, and nursing care
  2 27 technology:
  2 28    a.  Projects in which an agreement between a community
  2 29 college and an employer located within the community college's
  2 30 merged area meet all of the requirements of the accelerated
  2 31 career education program under chapter 260G.  However, when
  2 32 moneys are provided through a workforce training and economic
  2 33 development fund for such projects, sections 260G.4A through
  2 34 260G.6 shall not apply and the agreement for providing program
  2 35 costs may include moneys from the workforce training and
  3  1 economic development fund in addition to the sources listed in
  3  2 section 260G.3, subsection 2, paragraphs "b" through "d".
  3  3    b.  Projects in which an agreement between a community
  3  4 college and a business meet all the requirements of the Iowa
  3  5 jobs training Act under chapter 260F.  However, when moneys
  3  6 are provided through a workforce training and economic
  3  7 development fund for such projects, sections 260F.6, 260F.7,
  3  8 and 260F.8 shall not apply.
  3  9    c.  Career technical academies.
  3 10    d.  Courses and programs for entrepreneurial development.
  3 11    e.  Programs and courses that provide vocational and
  3 12 technical training, and programs for in-service training and
  3 13 retraining under section 260C.1, subsections 2 and 3.
  3 14    3.  For a fiscal year, a community college is eligible to
  3 15 receive moneys from the workforce training and economic
  3 16 development fund for the community college in an amount that
  3 17 shall not exceed the sum of the following:
  3 18    a.  The community college's budgeted employer contributions
  3 19 under the Federal Insurance Contributions Act for the fiscal
  3 20 year.
  3 21    b.  The community college's budgeted employer contributions
  3 22 to the community college's employees retirement systems for
  3 23 the fiscal year.
  3 24    c.  For the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2003, the moneys
  3 25 the community college would receive from the collection of
  3 26 property tax of fifteen cents per thousand dollars on all
  3 27 taxable property in the community college's merged area for
  3 28 that fiscal year.  For the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2004,
  3 29 and each succeeding fiscal year, the moneys the community
  3 30 college would receive from the collection of a property tax on
  3 31 all taxable property in the community college's merged area
  3 32 for the fiscal year using the tax rate used for purposes of
  3 33 this calculation in the previous fiscal year multiplied by an
  3 34 amount equal to the sum of one plus the state growth
  3 35 percentage established pursuant to section 257.8 for the
  4  1 budget year beginning that July 1 of the fiscal year
  4  2 calculated.
  4  3    4.  a.  The maximum cumulative total amount of moneys that
  4  4 may be deposited in all the workforce training and economic
  4  5 development funds for distribution to community colleges in a
  4  6 fiscal year shall be determined as follows:
  4  7    (1)  Ten million dollars for the fiscal year beginning July
  4  8 1, 2003.
  4  9    (2)  Twenty million dollars for the fiscal year beginning
  4 10 July 1, 2004.
  4 11    (3)  Thirty million dollars for the fiscal year beginning
  4 12 July 1, 2005.
  4 13    (4)  Forty million dollars for the fiscal year beginning
  4 14 July 1, 2006.
  4 15    (5)  For the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2007, and each
  4 16 succeeding fiscal year, the maximum cumulative total amount
  4 17 shall be calculated by multiplying the maximum cumulative
  4 18 total amount of the previous fiscal year by the amount of the
  4 19 sum of one plus the state growth percentage established
  4 20 pursuant to section 257.8 calculated for the budget year
  4 21 beginning that July 1 of the fiscal year.
  4 22    b.  If the total amount of the requested amounts of moneys
  4 23 for all of the workforce training and economic development
  4 24 funds in a fiscal year exceeds the maximum cumulative total
  4 25 amount determined in paragraph "a", the director of the
  4 26 department of management shall prorate the allowable
  4 27 allocation for each community college by the ratio of a
  4 28 community college's requested amount for its workforce
  4 29 training and economic development fund to the total amount
  4 30 requested by all the community colleges.
  4 31    Sec. 2.  NOTICES.  For purposes of the fiscal year
  4 32 beginning July 1, 2003, a community college shall, within
  4 33 thirty days of the effective date of this Act, deliver notice
  4 34 to the director of the department of management which includes
  4 35 the information required in section 260C.18A, subsection 1,
  5  1 paragraph "c", subparagraph (1).  Upon determination by the
  5  2 director regarding the amount each community college is
  5  3 eligible to receive from workforce training and economic
  5  4 development funds, the director shall notify each community
  5  5 college and the state treasurer of the moneys to be received.
  5  6    Sec. 3.  EFFECTIVE DATE.  This Act, being deemed of
  5  7 immediate importance, takes effect upon enactment.  
  5  8                           EXPLANATION
  5  9    This bill relates to workforce training and economic
  5 10 development funds for community colleges and makes related
  5 11 appropriations.
  5 12    The bill creates in the state treasury one workforce
  5 13 training and economic development fund, for each community
  5 14 college, under the control of the department of management.
  5 15 The bill provides that moneys in the funds shall consist of
  5 16 any moneys appropriated by the general assembly and any other
  5 17 moneys available to and obtained or accepted by the department
  5 18 of management from federal sources or private sources for
  5 19 placement in the funds.
  5 20    The bill provides that, by February 14 of each year, a
  5 21 community college board shall deliver notification to the
  5 22 director of the department of management regarding the sum of
  5 23 moneys for which the community college is eligible to collect
  5 24 during the subsequent fiscal year from the community college's
  5 25 workforce training and economic development fund and the sum
  5 26 of moneys the community college is requesting to receive from
  5 27 the community college's workforce training and economic
  5 28 development fund during the subsequent fiscal year.  The bill
  5 29 provides that the department of management shall not approve
  5 30 or deny any individual projects, programs, or courses for
  5 31 which moneys from a workforce training and economic
  5 32 development fund are expended.  The bill provides that the
  5 33 director shall notify each community college by March 1 of
  5 34 each year of the allocation each community college will
  5 35 receive from the workforce training and economic development
  6  1 fund.
  6  2    The bill provides that, on July 1 of each year for the
  6  3 fiscal year beginning July 1, 2003, through the fiscal year
  6  4 beginning July 1, 2006, moneys from a fund created for
  6  5 biotechnology-related purposes enacted by the general assembly
  6  6 during the 2003 legislative session are appropriated to the
  6  7 department of management for deposit in the separate workforce
  6  8 training and economic development funds in amounts determined
  6  9 by the director.  The bill provides that, on July 1 of each
  6 10 year for fiscal years beginning on or after July 1, 2007,
  6 11 moneys from the general fund of the state are appropriated to
  6 12 the department of management for deposit in the workforce
  6 13 training and economic development funds in amounts determined
  6 14 by the director.
  6 15    The bill provides that moneys deposited in the funds and
  6 16 disbursed to community colleges for a fiscal year shall be
  6 17 expended for the following purposes, provided 70 percent of
  6 18 the moneys shall be used on projects in the areas of advanced
  6 19 manufacturing, information technology and insurance, and life
  6 20 sciences which include the areas of biotechnology, health care
  6 21 technology, and nursing care technology:
  6 22    1.  Projects in which an agreement between a community
  6 23 college and an employer located within the community college's
  6 24 merged area meet all of the requirements of the accelerated
  6 25 career education program under Code chapter 260G.
  6 26    2.  Projects in which an agreement between a community
  6 27 college and a business meet all the requirements of the Iowa
  6 28 jobs training Act under Code chapter 260F.
  6 29    3.  Career technical academies.
  6 30    4.  Courses and programs for entrepreneurial development.
  6 31    5.  Programs and courses that provide vocational and
  6 32 technical training, and programs for in-service training and
  6 33 retraining.
  6 34    The bill provides a formula for determining the amount of
  6 35 moneys that a community college is eligible to receive from
  7  1 the workforce training and economic development fund for a
  7  2 fiscal year.  The formula relates to the community college's
  7  3 budgeted employer contributions under the Federal Insurance
  7  4 Contributions Act, the community college's budgeted employer
  7  5 contributions to the community college's employees retirement
  7  6 systems, and a property tax calculation.
  7  7    The bill provides a method for calculating the maximum
  7  8 cumulative total amount of moneys that may be deposited in all
  7  9 the workforce training and economic development funds for
  7 10 distribution to community colleges in a fiscal year.  The bill
  7 11 provides that, if the sum of the requested amounts for all of
  7 12 the workforce training and economic development funds in a
  7 13 fiscal year exceeds the maximum cumulative total amount
  7 14 allowed, the director of the department of management shall
  7 15 prorate the allowable allocation for each community college by
  7 16 the ratio of a community college's requested amount for its
  7 17 workforce training and economic development fund to the total
  7 18 amount requested by all the community colleges.
  7 19    The bill provides that, for purposes of the fiscal year
  7 20 beginning July 1, 2003, a community college shall, within 30
  7 21 days of the effective date of this bill, deliver notice to the
  7 22 director of the department of management which includes the
  7 23 amount the community college is eligible to receive from a
  7 24 workforce training and economic development fund and the
  7 25 amount the community college is requesting to receive.
  7 26    The bill takes effect upon enactment.  
  7 27 LSB 2612XS 80
  7 28 tm/sh/8
     

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