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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 |
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| Gasoline: 24.3 Cents | - | - | §105-434; §105-449.16 | See remarks |
| Diesel: 24.3 Cents | - | - | Same as gasoline. | See remarks |
| LPG: 24.3 Cents | - | - | Same as gasoline. | See remarks |
| Gasohol: 24.3 Cents | - | - | Same as gasoline. | See remarks |
| Rates shown do not include a 0.25 cent per gallon inspection
fee assessed on all motor fuel. The tax on motor fuel is comprised of a fixed rate of 17.5 cents and a variable rate as of January 1, 2001) calculated as the greater of 3.5 cents or the average wholesale price of motor fuel, as computed every six months. |
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| Inspection Fee | Distributed as follows: | 119-18 | ||
| Department of Revenue..... | Amount required | Collection and administration. | 119-18 | |
| Department of Agriculture..... |
Amount required | Collection and administration. | 119-23 | |
| General Fund..... | Nonhighway and kerosene fees |
State general purposes. | 119-23 | |
| Leaking Underground Storage Tank Funds..... |
Remainder | Leaking underground storage tank correction. | 119-18 | |
| Motor-fuel Tax | Distributed as follows: | |||
| Department of Revenue..... | Amount required | Refunds of gasoline tax. | 105-446 | |
| Remainder | Distributed as follows: | |||
| Leaking Underground Storage Tank Funds..... |
0.5 cent | Leaking underground storage tank correction. | 19/32 to the Commercial Leaking Petroleum Underground Storage Tank
Cleanup Fund, 3/32 to the Noncommercial Leaking Petroleum Underground Storage Tank Cleanup Fund, and 10/32 to the Water and Air Quality Account Fund. |
105-449.125 |
| Remainder | Distributed as follows: | |||
| State Highway Fund..... | 75 percent | Distributed as follows: | Also receives motor-vehicle, motor-carrier and other revenues.
(See Table MV-106.) Appropriations are from combined revenues unless otherwise indicated. |
105-449.125 |
| Wildlife Resources Commission..... |
1/6 of 1 percent | Commission expenses. | 105-449.126 | |
| State Treasurer ..... | 1 cent motor-fuel tax revenues |
Interest and redemption of State highway bonds. | ||
| Dept. of Transportation, Secretary of Transportation and Staff Units (Public Transportation Division)..... |
Appropriation | General administration. | Appropriation is the greater of $1,645,000 or 50 cents times the number of registered vehicles. | 136-16.8 |
| Division of Motor Vehicles..... |
Appropriation | Collection of motor-vehicle registration fees and motor-carrier taxes; administration of motor-vehicle and driver license laws. |
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| Municipalities..... | 1.75 cent
motor-fuel tax revenues |
Construction, reconstruction and maintenance of municipal streets and construction of bikeways located within ROW. |
Allocated to eligible cities and towns, 75 percent on the basis
of population and 25 percent on the basis of mileage of public streets that are not a part of the State Highway system. |
136-41.1 |
| Secondary Roads Paving Program..... |
1.75 cent
motor-fuel tax revenues |
Construction, reconstruction and maintenance of secondary roads. |
Department of Transportation spends these funds on the basis of
unpaved State-maintained secondary road mileage. The formula for the first $68,670,000 does not include vehicle usage, while the formula for all additional allocations includes only roads with more than 50 vehicles per day. |
136-44.2A |
| Department of Public Instruction..... |
Appropriation | Driver training and safety education in public schools. | ||
| Department of Crime Control & Public Safety..... |
Appropriation | State highway patrol. | ||
| Air Cargo Authority..... | Appropriation | Administration for Air Cargo Center. | ||
| Division of Highways..... | Remainder | Administration, construction, maintenance and betterment of State primary and secondary highways, municipal extensions, and scenic parkways. |
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| State Highway Trust Fund..... |
25 percent | Distributed as follows: | Also receives motor-vehicle, motor-carrier and other revenues.
(See Tables MV-106 and S-106) Appropriations shown are from combined revenues unless otherwise indicated. If any Federal-aid Highway program funds are received for a Trust Fund project, an equivalent amount will be transferred from the Trust Fund to the State Highway Fund. In the first quarter after the Secretary of Transportation certifies that sufficient revenue has accumulated to fund all designated projects (Chapter 136-14), the Trust Fund will be eliminated, and all of its funding sources will revert to the State Highway Fund. |
105-445, 105-449.16 |
| Department of Transportation..... |
Amount required | Administration of Trust Fund. | Not to exceed 4.5 percent of total revenue. | 136-176 |
| Remainder | Distributed as follows: | |||
| Municipalities..... | 6.5 percent | Construction, reconstruction and maintenance of municipal streets. |
For distribution, see above. | 136-176 |
| Secondary Roads Paving Program..... |
6.5 percent | Construction, reconstruction and maintenance of county roads. |
For distribution, see above. If the Department determines that
all State-maintained unpaved roads can be paved within six years with non-Trust Fund revenues, then the 6.5 percent allocated for secondary roads will revert to the Division of Highways and be added to the "Intrastate system" allocation. |
136-176 |
| Division of Highways..... | 25.05 percent | Plan, design, and construct urban loops. | 136-176 | |
| Division of Highways..... | 61.95 percent | Plan, design, and construct projects of the "intrastate system". | 136-176 | |
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