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United States — Nebraska
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Counties, cities, and villages may not regulate firearms or other weapons, or require their registration, except as expressly allowed by state law.
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Sections 13-3301 to 13-3316 are known as the Municipal Inland Port Authority Act and may be cited by that name.
United States — Nebraska
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The Legislature states that Nebraska needs inland port authorities to help develop large commercial and industrial sites, innovation districts, and regional transportation and logistics functions.
United States — Nebraska
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This provision defines key terms used in the Municipal Inland Port Authority Act.
United States — Nebraska
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Certain cities and counties may propose an inland port authority if size and population conditions are met, but the proposal is capped and must be reviewed by the Department of Economic Development.
United States — Nebraska
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A qualifying nonprofit economic development corporation may apply to create an inland port authority, and state officials must review and certify the proposal before the city or county creates it.
United States — Nebraska
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This section tells city councils and county boards how to designate inland port district areas, file district boundaries, and change those boundaries, with size and location limits.
United States — Nebraska
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An inland port authority has broad powers to develop and manage an inland port district, but it cannot use eminent domain.
United States — Nebraska
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An inland port authority in a metropolitan-class city must create and operate an innovation district, run public input meetings, conduct surveys, use grant funds only in the inland port district, oversee nearby innovation hubs, maintain a 9-member advisory committee, hire a consultant, support housing construction, and
United States — Nebraska
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Nebraska and its local subdivisions may transfer real property in an inland port district to an inland port authority by lease or other agreement, with or without payment.
United States — Nebraska
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An inland port authority may issue and sell revenue bonds and pledge related revenue, but it may not issue general obligation bonds.
United States — Nebraska
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An inland port authority is generally exempt from state and local taxes and assessments, with specific exceptions.
United States — Nebraska
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Local governments may not enact or enforce ordinances that impose rent controls on private property, except where another state law or subsection (3) allows it.
United States — Nebraska
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This section says how an inland port authority board is structured, who appoints it, how many members it has, how long members serve, and how vacancies are filled.
United States — Nebraska
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The provision lets a public official serve as a commissioner, but bars individuals with certain property or business ties from serving as a commissioner or employee, and requires a pre-service statement to the authority.
United States — Nebraska
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The board must keep meeting minutes and a record of its proceedings, and its meetings are subject to the Open Meetings Act.
United States — Nebraska
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A city council or county board may dissolve an inland port authority it created if the authority has no outstanding obligations.
United States — Nebraska
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An eligible inland port authority may apply to the State Treasurer for grants, but the application must use the Treasurer’s form and include only the requested amount and a certified copy of the approving city ordinance.
United States — Nebraska
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The Inland Port Authority Fund is created and must be used and invested as stated in this provision.
United States — Nebraska
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Laws 2024, LB164 apply to inland port authorities existing before, on, or after April 17, 2024.