Text of AL SB 1 (2016)
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As introduced
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SB1
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178025-1
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By Senator Dial (N & P)
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RFD: Local Legislation
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First Read: 15-AUG-16
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178025-1:n:05/04/2016:JMH/th LRS2016-1659
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A BILL
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TO BE ENTITLED
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AN ACT
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Relating to Randolph County; to repeal Act 2001-425
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of the 2001 Regular Session (Acts 2001, p. 541), establishing
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the Randolph County Industrial Development Council; to provide
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for the distribution to the county commission of the funds of
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the council including certain tobacco tax proceeds distributed
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to the council; and to authorize the county commission to use
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the funds to make payments due on the indebtedness of the
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council.
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BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF ALABAMA:
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Section 1. Act 2001-425 (Acts 2001, p. 541), of the
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2001 Regular Session, establishing the Randolph County
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Industrial Development Council, is repealed.
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Section 2. On the effective date of this act, all
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funds of the Randolph County Industrial Development Council,
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including, but not limited to, that portion of the additional
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tobacco tax levied pursuant to Act 2003-213 (Acts 2003, p.
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541), and distributed to the council pursuant to subsection
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(a) of Section 6 of that act, shall be placed in a fund in the
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office of the county commission and may be used by the
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commission to make payments on indebtedness incurred by the
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council until the Legislature establishes a new industrial
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development council in the county.
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Section 3. This act shall become effective on the
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first day of the third month following its passage and
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approval by the Governor, or its otherwise becoming law.
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