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Board Bill Number 61 | Session 2014-2015
Transportation sales tax 2014-2015
Board Bill
BOARD BILL NO. 61 INTRODUCED BY ALDERMAN TERRY KENNEDY, PRESIDENT LEWIS REED An ordinance appropriating the sum of $20,153,420, as described and defined in Section 94.600 through 94.655, R.S. Mo. 2000 as amended for the period herein stated, which sum is hereby appropriated out of the "Transportation Trust Fund" to the Bi-State Development Agency for transportation purposes; and further providing that the appropriation is conditional upon the Bi-State Development Agency supplying the Board of Estimate and Apportionment an annual evaluation report; further providing that in no event shall the Comptroller draw warrants on the Treasurer for an amount greater than the amount of proceeds deposited in the "Transportation Trust Fund" during the period from July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015; providing for the appropriation to be reduced if certain funds are used for other than public transit purposes; further providing that the appropriation is conditional upon Bi-State requiring the payment of prevailing wages and benefits to employees of outside service contractors; and containing a severability clause.
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Legislative History
| Session: | 2014-2015 |
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| Sponsor: |
Terry Kennedy
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| Co-Sponsors: |
Lewis E Reed
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| Committee: | Ways and Means |
| Actions: |
06/27/2014 Third Reading 06/20/2014 Perfection 06/13/2014 Second Reading 05/16/2014 First Reading |
Ordinance
| Effective Date: | 08/10/2014 |
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| Ordinance #: | 69797 |
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