Plain English Breakdown
The exact time limits (e.g., number of days) are mentioned in the bill's purpose but not defined in the provided text excerpts.
Time Limits for Transit Tax Election Recalls
This bill sets time limits on when a new election can be held to approve a transit sales tax if the first vote fails.
What This Bill Does
- Amends state laws regarding special districts that collect taxes for public transportation (Transit SPLOST).
- Sets deadlines for holding a recall election after voters reject a proposal for this tax.
Who It Names or Affects
- Local governments creating special districts for transit purposes.
- Voters in areas proposing Transit SPLOST taxes.
Terms To Know
- Transit SPLOST
- A sales and use tax collected by a special district to fund public transportation projects.
- Recall of an election
- Holding a new vote on the same proposal after it was not approved in a previous election.
Limits and Unknowns
- The specific number of days allowed for holding the recall is not stated in this summary.
- The effective date when these rules begin has not been set yet.
- Details on penalties or other consequences are not included in the provided text.