405A.3  City allocations.

1.  For the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1988, and each subsequent fiscal year, the amount due to each city in the state is equal to the sum of the following:

a.  The general allocation as determined pursuant to section 405A.2.

b.  The ratio of the population of each city to the total population of all cities in the state, multiplied by twenty- seven million three hundred thousand dollars. The population of each city shall be determined by the latest available federal census. A city may have one special federal census taken each decade, and the population figure obtained shall be used in apportioning amounts under this subsection beginning the calendar year following the year in which the special census is certified to the secretary of state. If a city has annexed territory since the last regular or special federal census, the mayor and council shall certify to the treasurer of state the actual population of the annexed territory as determined by the last certified federal census of the territory and the apportionment of funds under this subsection shall be based upon the population of the city as modified by the certification of the population of the annexed territory until the next regular or special federal census enumeration.

c.  The amount of moneys and credits replacement received by the city under section 422.100, Code 1987, for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1988.

2.  A city shall not receive an apportionment of funds under this section after its dissolution. After the dissolution of a city, its general allocation as determined under section 405A.2 and the allocation as determined under subsection 1, paragraph "c" of this section shall be paid to the county in which the dissolved city was located. If two or more cities have consolidated, the apportionment of funds under this section shall be determined by adding the apportionment of the consolidating cities.

Section History: Recent form

  88 Acts, ch 1250, §3


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