SB820 - Allows a county, after meeting the required assessed valuation, to become a second class county upon a vote of the governing body to change classifications

SB 820

Allows a county, after meeting the required assessed valuation, to become a second class county upon a vote of the governing body to change classifications

Sponsor:	Rupp
LR Number:	3496L.03C	Fiscal Note:	3496-03
Committee:	Economic Development, Tourism & Local Government
Last Action:	5/16/2008 - S Calendar S Bills with H Amendments--SB 820-Rupp, with HCS	Journal Page:
Title:	HCS SB 820	Calendar Position:	3
Effective Date:	August 28, 2008
House Handler:	Schieffer

List of 2008 Senate Bills

Current Bill Summary

HCS/SB 820 - This act allows a county, after meeting the required assessed valuation, to become a second class county upon a vote of the governing body to change classifications. Currently, a county can only change classifications by a vote of the governing body if it is becoming a first class county; otherwise, the county must be at the required assessed valuation for five years before changing classifications. The effective date of the change in classification shall be at the beginning of the county fiscal year following the election by the governing body.

This act is identical to HB 1995 (2008).

SUSAN HENDERSON MOORE