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HB 4454, As Passed Senate, June 4, 2002 HB 4454, As Passed Senate, June 4, 2002 SENATE SUBSTITUTE FOR HOUSE BILL NO. 4454 A bill to amend 1987 PA 248, entitled "Airport parking tax act," by amending section 3 (MCL 207.373) and by adding section 7a; and to repeal acts and parts of acts. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN ENACT: 1 Sec. 3. There is hereby levied upon and shall be col- 2 lected from a person engaged in the business of providing an air- 3 port parking facility an excise tax at the rate of 30% 15% of 4 the amount of the charge for the transaction. 5 SEC. 7A. (1) ON THE FIRST DAY OF EACH MONTH, THE STATE 6 TREASURER SHALL MAKE A DISTRIBUTION FROM THE FUND IN THE FOLLOW- 7 ING ORDER OF PRIORITY: 8 (A) TO THE STATE AERONAUTICS FUND CREATED IN SECTION 34 OF 9 THE AERONAUTICS CODE OF THE STATE OF MICHIGAN, 1945 PA 327, 10 MCL 259.34, AN AMOUNT THAT EQUALS A TOTAL OF $6,000,000.00 PER H00330'01 (S-4) JLB HB 4454, As Passed Senate, June 4, 2002 House Bill No. 4454 2 1 STATE FISCAL YEAR. THE FUNDS DISTRIBUTED SUBJECT TO THIS 2 SUBDIVISION SHALL BE USED EXCLUSIVELY FOR SAFETY AND SECURITY 3 PROJECTS AT STATE AIRPORTS. THE FUNDS MAY BE PLEDGED TO PAY 4 PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST ON BONDS ISSUED ON OR BEFORE DECEMBER 31, 5 2007 BY THE STATE TRANSPORTATION COMMISSION UNDER SECTION 18B OF 6 1951 PA 51, MCL 247.668B, TO PROVIDE THE MATCHING FUNDS BY THIS 7 STATE FOR FEDERAL FUNDS TO BE USED FOR SAFETY AND SECURITY AT 8 STATE AIRPORTS. 9 (B) TO EACH CITY WITHIN WHICH A REGIONAL AIRPORT FACILITY IS 10 WHOLLY LOCATED IN AN AMOUNT THAT EQUALS A TOTAL OF $2,000,000.00 11 PER CALENDAR YEAR DIVIDED BY THE TOTAL NUMBER OF CITIES WITHIN 12 WHICH A REGIONAL AIRPORT FACILITY IS WHOLLY LOCATED. THE DISTRI- 13 BUTION DESCRIBED IN THIS SUBDIVISION SHALL BE DEPOSITED IN THE 14 GENERAL FUND OF THE CITY. 15 (C) A DISTRIBUTION TO EACH QUALIFIED COUNTY IN AN AMOUNT 16 EQUAL TO THE TOTAL AMOUNT REMAINING IN THE FUND MULTIPLIED BY A 17 FRACTION THE NUMERATOR OF WHICH IS THE POPULATION OF THAT QUALI- 18 FIED COUNTY DURING THE IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING YEAR AND THE DENOMI- 19 NATOR OF WHICH IS THE TOTAL POPULATION OF ALL QUALIFIED COUNTIES 20 DURING THE IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING YEAR. THE DISTRIBUTION 21 DESCRIBED IN THIS SUBDIVISION SHALL BE DEPOSITED IN THE GENERAL 22 FUND OF THE QUALIFIED COUNTY. 23 (2) THE DISTRIBUTION PROVIDED BY SUBSECTION (1) SHALL NOT BE 24 MADE IF ALL TAXING UNITS ARE AUTHORIZED BY LAW TO IMPOSE TAXES 25 AND THE COLLECTION IS MADE OF TAXES IMPOSED UNDER 1953 PA 189, 26 MCL 211.181 TO 211.182, ON CONCESSIONS AT A REGIONAL AIRPORT 27 FACILITY. H00330'01 (S-4) HB 4454, As Passed Senate, June 4, 2002 HB 4454, As Passed Senate, June 4, 2002 House Bill No. 4454 3 1 (3) AS USED IN SUBSECTION (1)(A), "STATE AIRPORTS" MEANS ALL 2 OF THE FOLLOWING AIRPORTS LOCATED IN THIS STATE: 3 (A) ADRIAN - LENAWEE COUNTY AIRPORT. 4 (B) ALLEGAN - PADGHAM FIELD. 5 (C) ALMA - GRATIOT COMMUNITY AIRPORT. 6 (D) ALPENA - ALPENA COUNTY REGIONAL AIRPORT. 7 (E) ANN ARBOR - ANN ARBOR MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. 8 (F) ATLANTA - ATLANTA MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. 9 (G) BAD AXE - HURON COUNTY MEMORIAL AIRPORT. 10 (H) BARAGA - NEW AIRPORT. 11 (I) BATTLE CREEK - W.K. KELLOGG AIRPORT. 12 (J) BAY CITY - JAMES CLEMENTS AIRPORT. 13 (K) BELLAIRE - ANTRIM COUNTY AIRPORT. 14 (l) BENTON HARBOR - SOUTHWEST MICHIGAN REGIONAL AIRPORT. 15 (M) BIG RAPIDS - ROBEN-HOOD AIRPORT. 16 (N) CADILLAC - WEXFORD COUNTY AIRPORT. 17 (O) CARO - TUSCOLA AREA/CARO MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. 18 (P) CHARLEVOIX - CHARLEVOIX MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. 19 (Q) CHARLOTTE - FITCH H. BEACH AIRPORT. 20 (R) CHEBOYGAN - CHEBOYGAN COUNTY AIRPORT. 21 (S) CLARE - CLARE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. 22 (T) COLDWATER - BRANCH COUNTY AIRPORT. 23 (U) DETROIT - DETROIT CITY AIRPORT. 24 (V) DETROIT - DETROIT METROPOLITAN WAYNE COUNTY AIRPORT. 25 (W) DETROIT - WILLOW RUN AIRPORT. 26 (X) DOWAGIAC - DOWAGIAC MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. H00330'01 (S-4) HB 4454, As Passed Senate, June 4, 2002 HB 4454, As Passed Senate, June 4, 2002 House Bill No. 4454 4 1 (Y) DRUMMOND ISLAND - DRUMMOND ISLAND AIRPORT. 2 (Z) ESCANABA - DELTA COUNTY AIRPORT. 3 (AA) EVART- EVART MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. 4 (BB) FLINT - BISHOP INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. 5 (CC) FRANKFORT - DOW MEMORIAL AIRPORT. 6 (DD) FREMONT - FREMONT MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. 7 (EE) GAYLORD - OTSEGO COUNTY AIRPORT. 8 (FF) GLADWIN - GLADWIN ZETTAL MEMORIAL AIRPORT. 9 (GG) GRAND HAVEN - GRAND HAVEN MEMORIAL AIRPARK. 10 (HH) GRAND LEDGE - ABRAMS MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. 11 (II) GRAND RAPIDS - GERALD R. FORD INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. 12 (JJ) GRAYLING - GRAYLING ARMY AIRFIELD. 13 (KK) GREENVILLE - GREENVILLE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. 14 (ll) GROSSE ILE - GROSSE ILE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. 15 (MM) HANCOCK - HOUGHTON COUNTY MEMORIAL AIRPORT. 16 (NN) HARBOR SPRINGS - HARBOR SPRINGS MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. 17 (OO) HASTINGS - HASTINGS CITY/BARRY COUNTY AIRPORT. 18 (PP) HILLSDALE - HILLSDALE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. 19 (QQ) HOLLAND - TULIP CITY AIRPORT. 20 (RR) HOUGHTON LAKE - ROSCOMMON COUNTY AIRPORT. 21 (SS) HOWELL - LIVINGSTON COUNTY AIRPORT. 22 (TT) IONIA - IONIA COUNTY AIRPORT. 23 (UU) IRON COUNTY - COUNTY AIRPORT. 24 (VV) IRON MOUNTAIN - FORD AIRPORT. 25 (WW) IRONWOOD - GOGEBIC-IRON COUNTY (WISCONSIN) AIRPORT. 26 (XX) JACKSON - JACKSON COUNTY-REYNOLDS FIELD. H00330'01 (S-4) HB 4454, As Passed Senate, June 4, 2002 HB 4454, As Passed Senate, June 4, 2002 House Bill No. 4454 5 1 (YY) KALAMAZOO - KALAMAZOO/BATTLE CREEK INTERNATIONAL 2 AIRPORT. 3 (ZZ) LAKEVIEW - LAKEVIEW-GRIFFITH FIELD. 4 (AAA) LAMBERTVILLE - SUBURBAN AIRPORT. 5 (BBB) LANSING - CAPITAL CITY AIRPORT. 6 (CCC) LAPEER - DUPONT-LAPEER AIRPORT. 7 (DDD) LINDEN - PRICE AIRPORT. 8 (EEE) LUDINGTON - MASON COUNTY AIRPORT. 9 (FFF) MACKINAC ISLAND - MACKINAC ISLAND AIRPORT. 10 (GGG) MANISTEE - MANISTEE COUNTY AIRPORT. 11 (HHH) MANISTIQUE - SCHOOLCRAFT COUNTY AIRPORT. 12 (III) MARLETTE - MARLETTE TOWNSHIP AIRPORT. 13 (JJJ) MARQUETTE - SAWYER AIRPORT. 14 (KKK) MARSHALL - BROOKS FIELD. 15 (lll) MASON - MASON JEWETT FIELD. 16 (MMM) MENOMINEE - MENOMINEE-MARINETTE TWIN CITY AIRPORT. 17 (NNN) MIDLAND - JACK BARSTOW AIRPORT. 18 (OOO) MONROE - CUSTER AIRPORT. 19 (PPP) MT. PLEASANT - MT. PLEASANT MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. 20 (QQQ) MUNISING - HANLEY FIELD. 21 (RRR) MUSKEGON - MUSKEGON COUNTY AIRPORT. 22 (SSS) NEW HUDSON - OAKLAND-SOUTHWEST AIRPORT. 23 (TTT) NEWBERRY - LUCE COUNTY AIRPORT. 24 (UUU) NILES - JERRY TYLER MEMORIAL AIRPORT. 25 (VVV) ONTONAGON - ONTONAGON COUNTY AIRPORT. 26 (WWW) OSCODA - WURTSMITH AIRPORT. H00330'01 (S-4) HB 4454, As Passed Senate, June 4, 2002 HB 4454, As Passed Senate, June 4, 2002 House Bill No. 4454 6 1 (XXX) OWOSSO - OWOSSO COMMUNITY AIRPORT. 2 (YYY) PELLSTON - PELLSTON REGIONAL AIRPORT. 3 (ZZZ) PLYMOUTH - CANTON-PLYMOUTH-METTETAL AIRPORT. 4 (AAAA) PONTIAC - OAKLAND COUNTY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. 5 (BBBB) PORT HURON - ST. CLAIR COUNTY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. 6 (CCCC) ROGERS CITY - PRESQUE ISLE COUNTY/ROGERS CITY 7 AIRPORT. 8 (DDDD) ROMEO - ROMEO STATE AIRPORT. 9 (EEEE) SAGINAW - HARRY W. BROWNE AIRPORT. 10 (FFFF) SAGINAW - MBS INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT. 11 (GGGG) ST. IGNACE - MACKINAC COUNTY AIRPORT. 12 (HHHH) ST. JAMES - BEAVER ISLAND AIRPORT. 13 (IIII) SANDUSKY - SANDUSKY CITY AIRPORT. 14 (JJJJ) SAULT STE. MARIE - CHIPPEWA COUNTY INTERNATIONAL 15 AIRPORT. 16 (KKKK) SOUTH HAVEN - SOUTH HAVEN AREA REGIONAL AIRPORT. 17 (llll) SPARTA - SPARTA AIRPORT. 18 (MMMM) STATEWIDE - VARIOUS SITES. 19 (NNNN) STURGIS - KIRSCH MUNICIPAL AIRPORT. 20 (OOOO) THREE RIVERS - THREE RIVERS MUNICIPAL/DR. HAINES 21 AIRPORT. 22 (PPPP) TRAVERSE CITY - CHERRY CAPITAL AIRPORT. 23 (QQQQ) TROY - OAKLAND-TROY AIRPORT. 24 (RRRR) WEST BRANCH - WEST BRANCH COMMUNITY AIRPORT. 25 (SSSS) WHITE CLOUD - WHITE CLOUD AIRPORT. 26 Enacting section 1. Section 7 of the airport parking tax 27 act, 1987 PA 248, MCL 207.377, is repealed. H00330'01 (S-4) HB 4454, As Passed Senate, June 4, 2002 HB 4454, As Passed Senate, June 4, 2002 House Bill No. 4454 7 1 Enacting section 2. The airport parking tax act, 1987 2 PA 248, MCL 207.371 to 207.383, is repealed effective on the date 3 that all bonds for which funds are pledged for the payment of 4 principal and interest as described in section 7a(1)(a) of the 5 airport parking tax act, 1987 PA 248, MCL 207.377a, are retired 6 or on December 31, 2007, whichever is later. H00330'01 (S-4) Final page. JLB.
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