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Authorizes the Hamburg central school district to receive certain apportionments on an accelerated basis
In Assembly Committee · Education · Sponsor Jack Quinn III
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Title of bill
An act authorizing the Hamburg central school district to receive certain apportionments on an accelerated basis
Purpose or general idea of bill
To ensure fiscal stability of the school district and to allow the district to continue to provide essential services to school children within the district and other community members.
Summary of specific provisions
Section 1 provides for a lottery advance of $3.1 million in aid to the Hamburg Central School District in the 2009-10 school years. This assistance would be in the form of accelerated payment of funds that would ordinarily have been disbursed in 2010-11.
Section 2 provides that this act shall take effect immediately.
Justification
The bill would provide for $3.1 million in aid to the Hamburg Central School District from New York State Lottery revenues. This assistance would be in the form of an accelerated payment ("spin up") of funds that would ordinarily have been disbursed in later years.
Prior legislative history
2007-2008: A.11646
Fiscal implications
To be determined.
Effective date
This act shall take effect immediately.
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