1130B 99th Legislative Session 1130
AMENDMENT 1130B
FOR
THE HOUSE AGRICULTURE AND NATURAL RESOURCES ENGROSSED BILL
Introduced by: Representative Reisch
An Act to
revise water
development district boundaries
and taxing authority.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of South Dakota:
Section 1. That § 46A-3A-3 be AMENDED:
46A-3A-3.
The East Dakota
Water Development District is hereby established. The
East Dakota Water Development District
district
includes
all:
(1) All
of Minnehaha,
Moody, Lake,
Kingsbury,
Brookings, Hamlin, Deuel, Codington and Grant counties;
Grafton, Belleview, Adams, Henden, Howard, Clearwater, Canova and
Vermillion townships in Miner County;
(2) All of Lake County, with the exception of Clarno, Concord, Orland, Wayne, and Winfred townships;
(3) Badger
township in Kingsbury County; and
all
(4) All municipalities that are wholly or partially within the included area or that are contiguous to the included area.
Section 2. That § 46A-3A-7.1 be AMENDED:
46A-3A-7.1.
The Vermillion
Basin Water Development District is hereby established. The
Vermillion Basin Water Development District
district
includes
all:
(1) All of Turner, McCook, and Clay counties;
(2) All of Kingsbury County, with the exception of Badger township;
(3) Clarno, Concord, Orland, Wayne, and Winfred townships in Lake County;
(4) Adams, Belleview, Canova, Clearwater, Grafton, Henden, Howard, and Vermillion townships in Miner County; and
(5) All municipalities that are wholly or partially within the included area.
Section 3. That § 46A-3B-2.1 be AMENDED:
46A-3B-2.1.
For
any water development district having director areas that will be
realigned as a result of
the provisions of
§ 46A-3B-2, any director of the district who is in office
on January 1, 2009
2024,
shall continue to serve as a director if the director remains a
resident of the district. At
the first general election after January 1, 2009, for any such water
development district, directors shall be elected for all director
positions in the district, regardless of whether or not any
director's term has expired. The directors elected for the district
at the general election shall be elected to serve for staggered
terms. Thereafter, directors shall be elected to four-year terms at
each subsequent general election to succeed those directors whose
terms expire at the end of the year in which the election is held.
Section 4. That § 46A-3E-1 be AMENDED:
46A-3E-1.
A water
development district board of directors may levy taxes, not to exceed
thirty cents per thousand dollars of taxable valuation in the
district, for accomplishment of the purposes of chapters 46A-3A
to 46A-3E,
inclusive, and chapters 46A-1
and 46A-2.
If an area is included in more than one water development district,
that area's tax levy payable to each of the water development
districts
shall be
is
determined by multiplying the greater of the overlapping water
development districts' levies by each water development district's
taxing fraction. Each water development district's taxing fraction is
determined by dividing that water development district's proposed tax
levy for the overlapped area by the sum of all water development
districts' levies for the overlapped area.
Any water development district for which boundaries are revised under
§§ 46A-3A-2
to 46A-3A-7.1,
inclusive, is not considered a new taxing district. If any water
development district levied a tax pursuant to chapter 10-13
in a manner used by a new taxing district for taxes payable in 2010,
such water development district shall revert to the amount of revenue
payable to the district for taxes payable in 2009 including any
excess levy approved pursuant to § 10-13-36
before July 1, 2002. The water development district may adjust the
maximum amount of revenue payable for property taxes based on the
growth and index factor for each year thereafter. Any excess levy
approved by the water development district pursuant to § 10-13-36
before July 1, 2002, is null and void.
Underscores indicate new language.
Overstrikes
indicate deleted language.