77R15220 SMJ-D                          
         By Fraser, et al.                                      S.B. No. 180
         Substitute the following for S.B. No. 180:
         By Keffer                                          C.S.S.B. No. 180
                                A BILL TO BE ENTITLED
 1-1                                   AN ACT
 1-2     relating to the disposition by counties of motor vehicle
 1-3     registration fees and sales tax revenue.
 1-4           BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF TEXAS:
 1-5           SECTION 1.  Section 502.102, Transportation Code, is amended
 1-6     to read as follows:
 1-7           Sec. 502.102.  DISPOSITION OF FEES GENERALLY.  (a)  Except as
 1-8     provided by Sections 502.103 and 502.104, this section applies to
 1-9     all fees collected by a county assessor-collector under this
1-10     chapter.    
1-11           (b)  Each Monday, a county assessor-collector shall credit to
1-12     the county road and bridge fund an amount equal to the net
1-13     collections made during the preceding week until the amount so
1-14     credited for the calendar year equals the total of:
1-15                 (1)  $60,000; and
1-16                 (2)  $350 for each mile of county road maintained by
1-17     the county, according to the most recent information available from
1-18     the department, not to exceed 500 miles[;]
1-19                 [(3)  an amount equal to five percent of the tax and
1-20     penalties collected by the assessor-collector under Chapter 152,
1-21     Tax Code, in the preceding calendar year; and]
1-22                 [(4)  an amount equal to five percent of the tax and
1-23     penalties collected by the comptroller under Section 152.047, Tax
1-24     Code, in the preceding calendar year].
 2-1           (c)  If [After] the credits to the county road and bridge
 2-2     fund equal or exceed the maximum annual amount that a county may
 2-3     credit to the fund [total computed] under Subsection (b), each
 2-4     Monday the county assessor-collector shall:
 2-5                 (1)  credit to the county road and bridge fund an
 2-6     additional amount equal to 50 percent of the net collections made
 2-7     during the preceding week, until the amount [so] credited under
 2-8     this subdivision for the calendar year equals $125,000; and
 2-9                 (2)  send to the department an amount equal to 50
2-10     percent of those collections.
2-11           (d)  If [After] the credits to the county road and bridge
2-12     fund equal or exceed the maximum annual [total] amounts that a
2-13     county may credit to the fund [computed] under Subsections (b) and
2-14     (c)(1), each Monday the county assessor-collector shall credit to
2-15     the county road and bridge fund an additional amount equal to the
2-16     net collections made during the preceding week until the amount
2-17     credited for the calendar year under this subsection equals five
2-18     percent of the amount of tax and penalties collected in the county
2-19     in the preceding calendar year by:
2-20                 (1)  the assessor-collector under Chapter 152, Tax
2-21     Code; and
2-22                 (2)  the comptroller under Section 152.047, Tax Code.
2-23           (e)  If the credits to the county road and bridge fund equal
2-24     the maximum amounts that a county may credit to the fund under
2-25     Subsections (b), (c)(1), and (d), each Monday the county
2-26     assessor-collector shall send to the department all collections
2-27     made during the preceding week.
 3-1           (f) [(e)]  Each Monday the county assessor-collector shall
 3-2     send to the department a copy of each receipt issued the previous
 3-3     week for a registration fee under this chapter.
 3-4           (g)  If the amount of collections under this chapter is
 3-5     insufficient to cover the amount that a county is authorized to
 3-6     retain under Subsection (d), on request of the county
 3-7     assessor-collector the comptroller shall remit to the county the
 3-8     amount of the deficiency from the money collected under this
 3-9     chapter.
3-10           SECTION 2.  Subsection (c), Section 152.121, Tax Code, is
3-11     repealed.
3-12           SECTION 3.  This Act takes effect January 1, 2002.