What if sb5 fails

Counties and municipalities are also being squeezed by reductions in state aid. With voters reluctant to approve income tax hikes, the main source of funding for local governments, municipalities may be forced to look for additional spending cuts to balance their budgets. Cops and firefighters are among the public employees who benefited from Tuesday's repeal. Take Lancaster, which last month had to lay off 25 firefighters and other workers as it wrestles with declining revenues and state aid.

City officials and the police unions reached a deal earlier in the year that raised health care and pension contributions to the same level dictated by SB 5. But firefighters and municipal employees chose to wait until after the vote to settle negotiations.

The city has already drawn up its budget assuming it will reach comparable deals with these unions. If it doesn't, the layoffs could mount. If the unions don't approve the contracts, "we're going to lose more personnel.

States in crisis. Ohio voters repealed controversial curbs on union collective bargaining rights. Print Comment. Find the best auto, life, home, health rates Enter Zip code:. View rates in your area. These provisions also require all counties, cities, towns, and villages to submit an addendum signed by its municipal judge certifying substantial compliance with certain municipal court procedures.

These provisions also require the Director of Revenue to review the addendums filed by municipalities as required in section Municipalities determined by the Director of Revenue to have failed to remit the excess amount of annual general operating revenue or file the required addendums may seek judicial review of the finding by the Director of Revenue under certain circumstances. Upon final determination made that a municipality failed to remit excess revenues or timely file the addendums, any matters pending in the municipal court shall be certified to the circuit court in which the municipal division is located and reassigned to other divisions within the circuit court and all revenues generated shall be considered excess revenues and the municipal court with original jurisdiction shall not be entitled to the revenues.

These provisions also provide that any county, city, town, or village failing to timely file or remit excess revenues from traffic fines shall not receive any amount of moneys to which the county, city, town, or village would otherwise be entitled to receive from county sales tax pool revenues during the period of noncompliance for failure to file and the amount that the county, city, town, or village failed to remit to the Director of the Department of Revenue shall be distributed to the schools in the county.

These provisions also require an election automatically be held upon the question of disincorporation for any county, city, town, or village which has failed to remit excess revenues.

The Director is required to notify the election authorities and the county governing body in which the city, town, or village is located of the election. The county governing body is required to give notice of the election for eight consecutive weeks prior to the election by publication.

Upon the affirmative vote of sixty percent of those persons voting on the question, the county governing body is required to disincorporate the city, town, or village. ND Childhood immunizations; and to provide an effective date. The legislature finds that:. In this chapter:. The term does not include:. A an Internet service provider as defined by.

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