HOUSE BILL NO. 375
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H0375.....................................................by APPROPRIATIONS
APPROPRIATIONS - PUBLIC SCHOOLS - Provides legislative intent regarding the
expenditures for the public schools; appropriates $821,072,000 to the
Public School Income Fund for fiscal year 2000; appropriates $877,869,000
for the Educational Support Program for fiscal year 1999; appropriates the
amount necessary for the Unemployment Insurance Program; amends existing
law to provide an increase in the base salary for salary-based
apportionment; provides legislative intent that the Department of Education
monitor and evaluate use of funds for enhancement programs; provides
legislative intent regarding reading improvement; provides legislative
intent with regard to certain technology expenditures, including Libraries
Linking Idaho Program; provides legislative intent regarding expenses
related to the Idaho Council for Technology in Learning; provides
legislative intent regarding grants to teachers for development of creative
and innovative instruction methods or curriculum; provides legislative
intent regarding non-English and limited English proficiency programs;
provides legislative intent regarding the teacher-mentor program; provides
legislative intent regarding moneys received pursuant to Sections 63-2506,
63-2552A and 67-7439, Idaho Code; provides legislative intent regarding the
Idaho Safe and Drug-Free Schools Program; provides legislative intent
regarding training of teachers in working with children with disabilities;
provides legislative intent regarding education of gifted/talented
students; appropriates moneys for property tax replacement; provides intent
regarding update of the 1993 Public Schools Facilities Study; provides
intent regarding master teacher certification; provides intent regarding
use of moneys as one-time supplement to discretionary funding needs; and
provides intent regarding the 1999 Comprehensive Literacy Act.
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AYES -- Alltus, Barraclough, Bell, Bieter, Black, Boe, Bruneel,
Callister, Campbell, Chase, Clark, Crow, Cuddy, Deal, Denney,
Ellsworth, Field(13), Field(20), Gagner, Geddes, Gould, Hadley,
Hammond, Hansen(23), Hansen(29), Henbest, Hornbeck, Jaquet, Jones,
Judd, Kellogg, Kempton, Kendell, Kunz, Lake, Limbaugh, Linford,
Loertscher, Mader, Marley, Meyer(Duncan), Mortensen, Moyle, Pischner,
Pomeroy, Reynolds, Ridinger, Ringo, Robison, Sali, Schaefer, Sellman,
Smith, Smylie, Stevenson, Stone, Taylor, Tilman, Trail, Watson,
Wheeler, Williams, Zimmermann, Mr Speaker
NAYS -- Barrett, McKague, Stoicheff, Wood
Absent and excused -- Montgomery, Tippets
Floor Sponsor - Limbaugh
Title apvd - to Senate
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AYES--Andreason, Boatright, Branch, Bunderson, Burtenshaw, Cameron,
Crow, Danielson, Darrington, Davis, Deide, Dunklin, Frasure, Geddes,
Ingram, Ipsen, Keough, King, Lee, McLaughlin, Noh, Richardson, Riggs,
Risch, Sandy, Sorensen, Stegner, Stennett, Thorne, Twiggs, Wheeler,
Whitworth
NAYS--Hawkins, Schroeder
Absent and excused--Parry
Floor Sponsor - Cameron
Title apvd - to House
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03/23 To Governor
03/26 Governor signed
Session Law Chapter 386
Effective: 07/01/99
H0375
|||| LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF IDAHO ||||
Fifty-fifth Legislature First Regular Session - 1999
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
HOUSE BILL NO. 375
BY APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE
1 AN ACT
2 RELATING TO THE APPROPRIATION FOR PUBLIC SCHOOL SUPPORT FOR FISCAL YEAR 2000;
3 EXPRESSING LEGISLATIVE INTENT WITH REGARD TO EXPENDITURES FROM STATE
4 SOURCES; APPROPRIATING GENERAL FUND MONEYS FOR TRANSFER TO THE PUBLIC
5 SCHOOL INCOME FUND; APPROPRIATING A TOTAL AMOUNT FROM THE PUBLIC SCHOOL
6 INCOME FUND; APPROPRIATING MONEYS FOR THE UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE PROGRAM;
7 AMENDING SECTION 33-1004E, IDAHO CODE, TO INCREASE THE BASE SALARY FOR
8 SALARY-BASED APPORTIONMENT AND TO MAKE A TECHNICAL CORRECTION; PROVIDING
9 THAT THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SHALL HAVE CERTAIN AUTHORITY;
10 EXPRESSING LEGISLATIVE INTENT THAT $500,000 BE DISTRIBUTED FOR READING
11 IMPROVEMENT; EXPRESSING LEGISLATIVE INTENT THAT $3,135,000 FOR ONGOING
12 EXPENDITURES AND $7,000,000 FOR ONE-TIME EXPENDITURES BE EXPENDED FOR THE
13 PUBLIC SCHOOL TECHNOLOGY GRANT PROGRAM, $265,000 FOR THE LIBRARY SERVICES
14 IMPROVEMENT FUND FOR LILI, AND THAT $3,000,000 BE WITHHELD PENDING AN
15 INDEPENDENT REVIEW; EXPRESSING LEGISLATIVE INTENT THAT NOT MORE THAN
16 $150,000 BE EXPENDED FOR IDAHO COUNCIL FOR TECHNOLOGY EXPENSES WHICH SHALL
17 INCLUDE AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $40,000 TO BE USED FOR AN EVALUATION OF
18 THE PUBLIC SCHOOL TECHNOLOGY GRANT PROGRAM WITH REPORTING REQUIREMENTS;
19 EXPRESSING LEGISLATIVE INTENT THAT $425,000 BE DISTRIBUTED TO TEACHERS AS
20 CREATIVE AND INNOVATIVE GRANTS; EXPRESSING LEGISLATIVE INTENT THAT
21 $3,750,000 BE DISTRIBUTED FOR SUPPORT OF PROGRAMS FOR STUDENTS WITH NON-
22 ENGLISH OR LIMITED ENGLISH PROFICIENCY; EXPRESSING LEGISLATIVE INTENT THAT
23 $375,000 BE DISTRIBUTED FOR A TEACHER-MENTOR PROGRAM; EXPRESSING LEGISLA-
24 TIVE INTENT THAT $5,175,000 OF THE MONEYS ACCRUING PURSUANT TO SECTIONS
25 63-2506 AND 63-2552A, IDAHO CODE, AND SUCH OTHER MONEYS WHICH MAY BECOME
26 AVAILABLE PURSUANT TO SECTION 67-7439, IDAHO CODE, BE EXPENDED FOR THE
27 IDAHO SAFE AND DRUG-FREE SCHOOLS PROGRAM; EXPRESSING LEGISLATIVE INTENT
28 WITH REGARD TO THE DISTRIBUTION OF FUNDS FOR THE IDAHO SAFE AND DRUG-FREE
29 SCHOOLS PROGRAM; EXPRESSING LEGISLATIVE INTENT WITH REGARD TO FEATURES OF
30 THE IDAHO SAFE AND DRUG-FREE SCHOOLS PROGRAM; EXPRESSING LEGISLATIVE
31 INTENT REGARDING EXPENDITURE AND DISTRIBUTION OF $1,000,000 FOR EMPLOYMENT
32 AND TRAINING FOR WORKING WITH CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES; EXPRESSING LEG-
33 ISLATIVE INTENT THAT $500,000 BE DISTRIBUTED FOR TRAINING TO SERVE THE
34 NEEDS OF GIFTED AND TALENTED STUDENTS AND PROVIDING FOR HOW THE FUNDS
35 SHALL BE ALLOCATED; APPROPRIATING THE AMOUNT OF GENERAL FUNDS NECESSARY AS
36 DETERMINED BY SECTION 33-1002D, IDAHO CODE, FOR PROPERTY TAX REPLACEMENT;
37 EXPRESSING LEGISLATIVE INTENT THAT AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $200,000 BE
38 EXPENDED TO UPDATE THE 1993 PUBLIC SCHOOLS FACILITIES STUDY; EXPRESSING
39 LEGISLATIVE INTENT THAT AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED $51,000 BE EXPENDED FOR
40 AWARDS MADE TO INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF FOR CERTIFICATION BY THE NATIONAL BOARD
41 FOR PROFESSIONAL TEACHING STANDARDS; RECOGNIZING ADDITIONAL STATE FINAN-
42 CIAL SUPPORT BEYOND ESTABLISHED BUDGETS AND EXPRESSING LEGISLATIVE INTENT
43 FOR THE USE OF THESE FUNDS AS A ONE-TIME SUPPLEMENT TO DISCRETIONARY FUND-
44 ING NEEDS IN THE DISTRICTS; AND EXPRESSING LEGISLATIVE INTENT THAT
45 $3,916,000 BE EXPENDED TO IMPLEMENT IDAHO'S 1999 COMPREHENSIVE LITERACY
46 ACT.
2
1 Be It Enacted by the Legislature of the State of Idaho:
2 SECTION 1. It is legislative intent that the following amount shall be
3 expended from state sources for public schools for the period July 1, 1999,
4 through June 30, 2000:
5 FROM:
6 General Fund $763,672,000
7 General Fund - Property Tax Replacement 57,400,000
8
9 Total General Funds $821,072,000
10 Dedicated Funds:
11 Endowment Funds/Lands Receipts $ 42,281,400
12 Mineral Royalties 1,900,000
13 Liquor Fund 1,200,000
14 Cigarette/Tobacco and Lottery Income Taxes 5,175,000
15 Miscellaneous Receipts/Balances 6,240,600
16 Total Dedicated Funds $ 56,797,000
17 TOTAL $877,869,000
18 SECTION 2. There is hereby appropriated from the General Fund for public
19 schools, the following amount to be transferred to the Public School Income
20 Fund for the period July 1, 1999, through June 30, 2000:
21 FROM:
22 General Fund $821,072,000
23 SECTION 3. There is hereby appropriated from the Public School Income
24 Fund to be expended for the Educational Support Program pursuant to law and
25 the provisions of this act, not to exceed $877,869,000 for the period July 1,
26 1999, through June 30, 2000.
27 SECTION 4. There is hereby appropriated from the Public School Income
28 Fund the amount necessary for the Unemployment Insurance Program to be
29 expended according to Section 72-1349A, Idaho Code, for the period July 1,
30 1999, through June 30, 2000.
31 SECTION 5. That Section 33-1004E, Idaho Code, be, and the same is hereby
32 amended to read as follows:
33 33-1004E. DISTRICT'S SALARY-BASED APPORTIONMENT. Each district shall be
34 entitled to a salary-based apportionment calculated as provided in this sec-
35 tion.
36 1. To determine the apportionment for instructional staff, first deter-
37 mine the district average experience and education index by placing all eligi-
38 ble district certificated instructional employees on the statewide index pro-
39 vided in section 33-1004A, Idaho Code. The resulting average is the district
40 index. Districts with an index above the state average index shall receive
41 their actual index but not more than the state average plus .03 for the
42 1994-95 school year, and shall receive their actual index but not more than
43 the state average plus .06 for the 1995-96 school year, and thereafter shall
44 receive their actual district index. The district instructional staff index
45 shall be multiplied by the instructional base salary of $20, 306
46 salarybased salary-based apportionment for instructional
3
1 staff.
2 2. To determine the apportionment for district administrative staff,
3 first determine the district average experience and education index by placing
4 all eligible certificated administrative employees on the statewide index pro-
5 vided in section 33-1004A, Idaho Code. The resulting average is the district
6 index. Districts with an index above the state average index shall receive
7 their actual index but not more than the state average plus .03 for the school
8 year 1994-95, and shall receive their actual index but not more than the state
9 average index plus .06 for the 1995-96 school year, and thereafter shall
10 receive their actual district index. The district administrative staff index
11 shall be multiplied by the base salary of $ 29,708 30,599
12 . The amount so determined shall be multiplied by the district staff
13 allowance for administrative staff determined as provided in section 33-1004
14 3., Idaho Code. The resulting amount is the district's salary-based apportion-
15 ment for administrative staff.
16 3. To determine the apportionment for classified staff, multiply $15,759 16,232 by the district classified staff allowance
18 determined as provided in section 33-1004 4., Idaho Code. The amount so deter-
19 mined is the district's apportionment for classified staff.
20 4. The district's salary-based apportionment shall be the sum of the
21 apportionments calculated in subsections 1., 2. and 3., of this section, plus
22 the benefit apportionment as provided in section 33-1004F, Idaho Code.
23 SECTION 6. The Department of Education shall have the authority to moni-
24 tor and evaluate the use of funds appropriated to public school districts for
25 enhancement programs.
26 SECTION 7. It is legislative intent that $500,000 of the moneys appropri-
27 ated in Section 3 of this act shall be distributed for locally developed pro-
28 grams in grades K-6 which address improvements in reading skills for students.
29 The reading improvement shall be distributed pro rata based on each district's
30 prior year K-6 student enrollment compared to the total prior year K-6 student
31 enrollment statewide.
32 SECTION 8. It is legislative intent that $10,400,000 of the moneys appro-
33 priated in Section 3 of this act shall be expended by the Superintendent of
34 Public Instruction as follows: $3,135,000 for ongoing expenditures and
35 $7,000,000 for one-time expenditures for the Public School Technology Grant
36 Program upon direction of the Idaho Council for Technology in Learning, in
37 accordance with Section 33-4806, Idaho Code; and $265,000 to be transferred to
38 the Library Services Improvement Fund for the State Library's "Libraries Link-
39 ing Idaho" (LiLI) statewide database licensing project. Of the $7,000,000 des-
40 ignated for one-time expenditures, $3,000,000 shall not be expended until the
41 independent third party review required in Section 9 of this act has been com-
42 pleted and determined to be acceptable by the Governor.
43 SECTION 9. It is legislative intent that an amount not to exceed $150,000
44 of the $10,400,000 referenced in Section 8 of this act shall be expended by
45 the Superintendent of Public Instruction for staff support and various
46 expenses related to the Idaho Council for Technology in Learning as approved
47 by the State Board of Education. Within the Council expenses, an amount not to
48 exceed $40,000 shall be used to conduct a qualitative evaluation on the effec-
49 tiveness of the Public School Technology Grant Program in improving student
50 learning and achievement. The evaluation shall include an independent third
51 party review as determined by the Governor with a report of the evaluation and
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1 review to be received by the Joint Finance-Appropriations Committee, Senate
2 Education Committee, and House Education Committee no later than December 1,
3 1999.
4 SECTION 10. It is legislative intent that $425,000 of the moneys appro-
5 priated in Section 3 of this act be distributed by the Superintendent of Pub-
6 lic Instruction as grants to teachers or groups of teachers for the develop-
7 ment of creative and innovative instructional methods or curriculum.
8 SECTION 11. It is legislative intent that $3,750,000 of the moneys appro-
9 priated in Section 3 of this act be distributed for support of programs for
10 students with non-English or limited-English proficiency. The funding for
11 limited-English proficiency programs shall be allocated to school districts
12 pro rata based upon the population of limited-English proficient students
13 under criteria established by the State Department of Education.
14 SECTION 12. It is legislative intent that $375,000 of the moneys appro-
15 priated in Section 3 of this act shall be distributed by the State Superin-
16 tendent of Public Instruction for a teacher-mentor program. Payment shall be
17 calculated on the number of first-year teachers and teachers returning after
18 an absence of five (5) years or more. Funds may be used to provide mentor sti-
19 pends, release time, and professional development opportunities.
20 SECTION 13. It is legislative intent that of the amount appropriated in
21 Section 3 of this act, an amount not to exceed $5,175,000 as determined by
22 available revenues accruing pursuant to Sections 63-2506 and 63-2552A, Idaho
23 Code, and other such moneys which may become available pursuant to section
24 67-7439, Idaho Code, shall be expended by the Superintendent of Public
25 Instruction for the Idaho Safe and Drug-Free Schools Program for the period
26 July 1, 1999, through June 30, 2000.
27 SECTION 14. It is legislative intent that the funds for the Idaho Safe
28 and Drug-Free Schools Program referenced in Section 13 of this act shall be
29 distributed as follows: $100,000 may be utilized by the Superintendent of Pub-
30 lic Instruction for program administration, technical assistance and evalua-
31 tion. Of the remaining amount, ninety-five percent (95%) shall be distributed
32 to each school district through a combination of a base amount of $1,500 and a
33 prorated amount based on the prior year's average daily attendance. Of the
34 remaining five percent (5%), $80,000 shall be distributed on a one-time basis
35 to the Commission on Hispanic Affairs and used to encourage and direct His-
36 panic youth away from the habitual use of tobacco, alcohol, and other drugs by
37 developing programs for schools, families and communities, with the remainder
38 used to make discretionary grants as determined by the Drug-Free Schools and
39 Communities Advisory Board.
40 SECTION 15. It is legislative intent that the Idaho Safe and Drug-Free
41 Schools Program shall include the following:
42 (1) Districts will develop a policy and plan which will provide a guide
43 for their substance abuse program.
44 (2) Districts will have an advisory board to assist each district in mak-
45 ing decisions relating to the program.
46 (3) The districts' substance abuse programs will be comprehensive to meet
47 the needs of all students. This will include prevention programs, student
48 assistance programs that address early identification and referral, and after-
49 care.
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1 (4) Districts shall submit an annual evaluation of their program to the
2 State Department of Education as to the effectiveness of their programs.
3 SECTION 16. It is legislative intent that $1,000,000 of the moneys appro-
4 priated in Section 3 of this act shall be distributed for the following:
5 (1) Training of regular classroom teachers in working with children with
6 disabilities;
7 (2) Employing and training aides to assist regular classroom teachers in
8 working with children with disabilities;
9 (3) Employing substitute teachers whose employment allows regular class-
10 room teachers to be involved in college planning, parent contact, Individual
11 Education Plan (IEP) development, curriculum modification, or other necessary
12 activities directly related to meeting the needs of students in regular educa-
13 tion classrooms;
14 (4) Moneys in this section shall be distributed pro rata to the districts
15 as follows: fifty percent (50%) on the basis of the prior year's December
16 first child count and fifty percent (50%) on the basis of the prior year's
17 average daily attendance.
18 It is legislative intent that these funds be used to supplement rather
19 than supplant existing efforts in the training of regular classroom teachers
20 and the employment and training of aides; and that the State Department of
21 Education shall create a one-page report to be provided to the Legislature
22 showing current individual district expenditures in this area, as well as a
23 breakdown of how these appropriated moneys were spent.
24 It is further legislative intent that these funds shall not be used in any
25 calculation or report to the federal government that obligates a future appro-
26 priation of this amount or any other amount.
27 SECTION 17. It is legislative intent that $500,000 of the moneys appro-
28 priated in Section 3 of this act be distributed to train general education
29 teachers, gifted/talented (G/T) facilitators, administrators and/or parents to
30 better meet the needs of gifted/talented students. One-half (1/2) of these
31 funds shall be allocated pro rata based on each district's prior year total
32 student enrollment compared to the prior year total statewide enrollment. One-
33 half (1/2) of these funds shall be allocated based on the number of
34 gifted/talented students identified and served as indicated on the prior
35 year's December first child count. The number of gifted/talented students
36 identified for purposes of this section will not exceed seven percent (7%) of
37 the district's total student enrollment. No district will receive less than
38 $300. Funds shall be distributed upon submission and approval of an applica-
39 tion submitted to the State Department of Education demonstrating how in-ser-
40 vice training will establish or improve identification and service of
41 gifted/talented students in the five (5) mandated talent areas.
42 SECTION 18. There is hereby appropriated from the Public School Income
43 Fund the amount necessary for property tax replacement, to be expended accord-
44 ing to Section 33-1002D, Idaho Code, for the period July 1, 1999, through June
45 30, 2000.
46 SECTION 19. It is legislative intent that up to $200,000 of the moneys
47 appropriated in Section 3 of this act be used to update the 1993 Public
48 Schools Facilities Study.
49 SECTION 20. It is legislative intent that up to $51,000 of the moneys
50 appropriated in Section 3 of this act be awarded to those instructional staff
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1 members who have successfully completed certification by the National Board
2 for Professional Teaching Standards as of July 1 of each year. The staff mem-
3 ber having obtained national certification shall be designated as a master
4 teacher and receive a one-time award for this accomplishment if employed by an
5 Idaho school district for that same academic year.
6 SECTION 21. Whereas the Legislature recognizes that due to the reduction
7 of Public Employee Retirement System rates and the reduction of the estimated
8 support units used to establish budgets for Idaho's school districts, an addi-
9 tional and substantial amount of state discretionary funding per support unit
10 will become available. It is therefore the intent of the Legislature that this
11 additional state financial support, together with those amounts estimated in
12 the regular fiscal year 2000 budget, be utilized by the school districts as a
13 one-time supplement to discretionary funding needs.
14 SECTION 22. It is legislative intent that $3,916,000 of the moneys appro-
15 priated in Section 3 of this act be used to implement Idaho's 1999
16 "Comprehensive Literacy Act: Every Child's Birthright" in the form and fashion
17 prescribed according to the associated legislation.
STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
HB375
THIS IS THE FY 2000 APPROPRIATION FOR STATE SUPPORT OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN IDAHO. ESTIMATED LOCAL SUPPORT IS DISPLAYED
ON THE FISCAL NOTE ONLY FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES.
FISCAL NOTE
ESTIMATE ESTIMATE
FY 1999 FY 2000
I. STATE APPROPRIATION
A. Sources of Funds:
1 General Funds (Includes Property Tax Replacement) $796,360,000 $821,072,000
2 Dedicated Funds (Endowment Funds/Lands Receipts/Misc.) 48,700,000 51,622,000
3 Substance Abuse (Cigarette/Tobacco/Lottery Income Taxes) 5,500,000 5,175,000
4 TOTAL STATE APPROPRIATIONS -- (3.2% Increase) $850,560,000 $877,869,000
II. PROGRAM DISTRIBUTION
A. Statutory Requirements:
1 Property Tax Replacement $54,700,000 $57,400,000
2 Transportation 45,316,500 47,585,000
3 Border Contracts 1,000,000 1,000,000
4 Exceptional Contracts/Tuition Equivalencies 2,250,000 2,250,000
5 Unfunded Equalization/Floor/Adjustments 9,000,000 10,000,000
6 Salary-based Apportionment (Includes 3% Increase on Statutory Base Salaries) 564,820,500 584,850,800
7 State-Paid Personnel Benefits 106,339,000 107,735,300
8 Early Retirement Payout 1,800,000 2,000,000
9 Sub-total -- Statutory Requirements $785,226,000 $812,821,100
B. Building Student Success:
1 Limited English Proficient (LEP) $3,000,000 $3,750,000
2 Idaho Safe and Drug-Free Schools 5,500,000 5,175,000
3 Technology Grant Program 10,400,000 10,400,000
4 Innovative Teacher Grants 250,000 425,000
5 Idaho 1999 Comprehensive Literacy Act / Governor's Literacy Initiative 30,000 3,916,000
6 Governor's Initiative: School Facilities Study 0 200,000
7 Sub-total -- Building Student Success $19,180,000 $23,866,000
C. Professional Development:
1 Reading Improvement (phonics) $500,000 $0
2 Reading Improvement 500,000 500,000
3 Mentor Program 375,000 375,000
4 Teacher Training - Least-Restrictive Environment 1,000,000 1,000,000
5 Teacher Training - Gifted & Talented 500,000 500,000
6 State Custody Educational Costs 200,000 0
7 Governors Initiative: Teacher Incentive Award - National Board Certification 0 51,000
8 Sub-total -- Professional Development $3,075,000 $2,426,000
Total Categorical Expenditures $807,481,000 $839,113,100
III. AVAILABLE FUNDS $43,079,000 $38,755,900
IV. ESTIMATED SUPPORT UNITS 12,610 12,600
V. STATE FUNDING PER UNIT
Base Support (Discretionary) $3,116.26 $2,775.87
Safe Environment (Statutory) $300.00 $300.00
VI. STATE FUNDS PER SUPPORT UNIT $3,416.26 $3,075.87
VII. STATE PROPERTY TAX REPLACEMENT PER SUPPORT UNIT $4,337.83 $4,555.56
VIII. TOTAL STATE FUNDS PER SUPPORT UNIT $7,754.08 $7,631.42
IV. LOCAL EQUALIZATION PER SUPPORT UNIT $13,274.40 $13,936.65
V. TOTAL ESTIMATED DISTRIBUTION PER SUPPORT UNIT $21,028.48 $21,568.07
Contact: Todd Bunderson 334-4740
Legislative Services Office, Budget & Policy Analysis
Statement of Purpose/Fiscal Note Bill No. 375