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| BASED ON INFORMATION OBTAINED FROM STATE AUTHORITIES AND ON THE LAWS OF THE STATE |
TABLE MF-106 STATUS AS OF JANUARY 1, 2001 |
| NAME OF FUND OR AGENCY | AMOUNT OF PROPORTION | OBJECTS OF EXPENDITURE | REMARKS | STATE CODE SECTION |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gasoline: 22 Cents | - | - | - | 39-27-102 |
| Diesel: 20.5 Cents | - | - | - | 39-27-202 |
| LPG: 20.5 Cents | - | - | - | 39-27-202 |
| Gasohol: 22 Cents | - | - | - | 39-27-102 |
| Underground Storage Tank Fund.... |
See remarks | Environmental response surcharge of $25 per tank truckload of motor fuel shipped into the State. |
8-20-206.5 | |
| State Treasurer..... | Amount required | Refund of motor-fuel tax. | Refund made by State Treasurer on voucher certified by the Department of Revenue. |
39-27-103 |
| Highway-Users Tax Fund..... | Net revenues | Distributed as follows: | This is a common fund receiving motor-fuel, motor-vehicle and motor-carrier revenues. Distribution is made from combined revenues. (See Table MV-106 ) This fund also receives fines and penalties for traffic offenses. |
43-4-203 |
| Highway-Users Tax Fund..... | Appropriation | Collection and administration of motor-fuel tax andmotor-vehicle fees. |
Legislature appropriates from Highway-Users Tax Fund the amounts required for administration of motor-fuel tax laws. |
39-27-112(2)(b); 39-27-215(2) |
| Highway Crossing Protection Fund..... |
$240,000 | Highway grade crossing protection. | $20,000 transferred per month. Under direction of Public Utilities Commission. |
43-4-201(3) 43-4-205(2) |
| Office of Transportation Safety... | Appropriation | 43-4-201(3) | ||
| Transportation Development Division.... |
Appropriation | 43-4-201(3) | ||
| Department of Labor and Employment..... |
Appropriation | Oil inspection costs. | 43-4-201(3) 8-20-105 |
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| Administration..... | Appropriation | Telecommunications support. | 43-4-201(3) | |
| Department of Corrections..... | Appropriation | Costs of license plate production. | 43-4-201(3) | |
| Department of Revenue... | Appropriation | Highway-related programs. | 43-4-201(3) | |
| Department of Public Safety.... | Appropriation | Highway-related programs. | 43-4-201(3) | |
| Department of Personnel..... | Appropriation | Administrative costs. | 43-4-201(3) | |
| Department of LocalAffairs..... | Appropriation | Provision of disaster emergency services related to the transportation of hazardous materials. |
43-4-201(3) | |
| State Patrol..... | Appropriation | State police expense. | Legislature appropriates from Highway-Users Tax Fund the amounts required for operation of State patrol, port of entry administration and other administrative and safety functions. |
24-33.5-220 |
| Port of Entry Authority..... | Appropriation | Operation of border inspection stations. | 42-8-10 | |
| 4 cents (gasoline) | ||||
| State Highway Fund..... | 60 percent | New construction, safety improvements, maintenance and capacity improvements on highways. |
43-4-205(6)(b)(I) | |
| Counties..... | 22 percent | New construction, safety improvements, maintenance and capacity improvements on highways. |
See below for allocation method. | 43-4-205(6)(b)(II) |
| Cities and Incorporated Towns..... | 18 percent |
New construction, safety improvements, maintenance and capacity improvements on highways. |
See below for allocation method. | 43-4-205(6)(b)(III) |
| 11 cents (gasoline) 13.5 cents (diesel/LPG) |
Distributed as follows: | |||
| State Highway Bridge Repair Account..... |
16 percent | Bridge repair and replacement. | Expires June 30, 1997. Funds are allocated to State, counties and
cities based on needs criteria of Federal Bridge Inventory Program. Program requires a local match of at least 20 percent. By July 1, 1997, the State general assembly was to determine the need for this account and if the fund was to be continued. If not continued, the balance of revenues is to be distributed as part of the remainder immediately below. (See §43-4-205(6)(b)) |
43-4-205(6)(a) |
| Remainder | May include the balance of remaining funds from the
State Highway Bridge |
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| Repair Account. (See above remarks.) | ||||
| State Highway Fund..... | 60 percent | New construction, safety improvements, maintenance and capacity improvements on highways. |
43-4-205(6)(b)(I) | |
| Counties..... | 22 percent | New construction, safety improvements, maintenance and capacity improvements on highways. |
See below for allocation method. | 43-4-205(6)(b)(II) |
| Cities and Incorporated Towns..... |
18 percent | New construction, safety improvements, maintenance and capacity improvements on highways. |
See below for allocation method. | 43-4-205(6)(b)(III) |
| Remainder | Distributed as follows: | |||
| State Highway Fund..... | 65 percent | Administration, equipment purchases, construction, reconstruction, repairs, improvement, planning, supervision, and maintenance. |
Includes roads and highways in park recreation areas with allocation to Division of Parks and Recreation. Expenditures through contract with Colorado Department of Transportation. |
43-4-205(5)(a); 43-4-206 33-10-111 |
| Counties..... | 26 percent | Construction, maintenance and administration of the county highway system. Funds may also be used on State highways. |
The first $69,000,000 is allocated so that each county receives
the same allocation that it received for fiscal year 1987-1988. The next $17,000,000 is distributed by a set formula. All remaining receipts are allocated to counties as follows: 15 percent in proportion to the rural motor-vehicle registrations in each county; 15 percent in proportion to the total motor-vehicle registrations in each county; 60 percent in proportion to the adjusted mileage of open, used and maintained rural roads in each county, exclusive of State highways; and 10 percent in proportion to the square feet of bridge deck for bridges greater than 20 feet in length in each county. |
43-4-205(5)(b); 43-4-207 |
| Cities and Incorporated Towns..... | 9 percent | Construction, maintenance and administration of the city highway system. Funds may also be used on State highways. |
Allocated to cities as follows: 80 percent in proportion to the
adjusted urban motor-vehicle registrations in each city and incorporated town, and 20 percent in proportion to the mileage of open, used and maintained streets in each city and incorporated town, excluding the mileage of State highways. The city and county of Denver are considered as a city. |
43-4-205(5)(c); 43-4-208 |
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