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Loan Projects
Contract/PO #
C153754
Contractor Name
Southeastern Colorado Water Conservancy District
Contract Type
Grant
Water District
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County
Lake
Chaffee
Fremont
El Paso
Bill Number
SB 99-173, SB 96-170
Loan Projects - Doc Type
Contract Documents
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<br />~ <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Severance Tax Trust Fund <br /> <br />The Severance Tax Trust Fund was created in 1978 "", to be perpetual and held in trust <br />as a replacement for depleted natural resources and for the development and conservation of the <br />state's water resources pursuant to sections 37-60-106 (1) (j) and (1) (l), 37-60-119, and 37-60- <br />122, C.R,S...." <br /> <br />The above citations refer to the Colorado Water Conservation Board's Water Project <br />Construction Loan Program supported by the CWCB Construction Fund, <br /> <br />However, all the money transferred to the Severance Tax Trust Fund was used for other <br />purposes such as capital construction, a federal Uranium Mill Tailings Remedial Action Plan <br />(UMTRAP), and to offset general fund budget shortfalls, Furthermore, the previous law required <br />all interest from investments to revert to the General Fund, Consequently, no water projects wer e <br />ever proposed to be financed through the Severance Tax Trust Fund, <br /> <br />Senate Bill 96-170 <br /> <br />Senate Bill 96-170, concerning the Severance Tax Trust Fund, was signed into law by <br />Governor Romer on May 23, 1996, SB 96.170 reaffirmed the fund's original purpose and <br />~ ' <br />expanded the use of the fund for" .. .funding programs that promote and encourage sound natural <br />resource planning, management, and development related to minerals, energy, geology, and <br />water." <br /> <br />The bill also created two new accounts within the fund and made an appropriation for FY <br />97, The two new accounts are: <br /> <br />. The Perpetual Base Account <br /> <br />. The Operational Account <br /> <br />Perpetual Base Account <br /> <br />The moneys in the fund as of July I, 1995, and one-half of the severance tax receipts <br />credited to the Severance Tax Trust Fund for fiscal years commencing on and after July I, 1995, <br />shall be credited to the Perpetual Base Account of the Severance Tax Trust Fund and used for <br />state water projects pursuant to sections 37-60-119 and 37-60-122, c.R.S, The authorization and <br />contract for each such project shall require repayment of principal and interest to the Severance <br />Tax Trust Fund and moneys so repaid shall be credited to the Perpetual Base Account of the <br />Severance Tax Trust Fund, <br /> <br />3 <br />
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