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10-35-1.8. Application for exemption for coal-fired power plant performing environmental upgrade. Any coal-fired power plant performing an environmental upgrade may apply for the exemption in § 10-35-1.9 upon forms provided by the secretary of revenue and regulation before beginning the environmental upgrade. Upon approval of the application, the secretary shall issue a certificate of exemption. The secretary may require any information from the coal-fired power plant necessary to administer this exemption. The secretary of revenue and regulation, as an aid to the determination of the exemption provided by §§ 10-35-1.7 to 10-35-1.10, inclusive, may call upon the Department of Environment and Natural Resources for any information and facts which the department may have concerning a coal-fired power plant seeking the exemption provided by § 10-35-1.9. The Department of Environment and Natural Resources shall furnish the information upon request.
Any coal-fired power plant receiving the exemption provided in § 10-35-1.9 may waive the exemption and the hold harmless provision of § 10-35-1.9 for subsequent assessment years by filing a waiver with the secretary of revenue and regulation before the second Tuesday of August.

Source: SL 2006, ch 44, § 2.

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10-35-1.8. Application for exemption for coal-fired power plant performing environmental upgrade. Any coal-fired power plant performing an environmental upgrade may apply for the exemption in § 10-35-1.9 upon forms provided by the secretary of revenue and regulation before beginning the environmental upgrade. Upon approval of the application, the secretary shall issue a certificate of exemption. The secretary may require any information from the coal-fired power plant necessary to administer this exemption. The secretary of revenue and regulation, as an aid to the determination of the exemption provided by §§ 10-35-1.7 to 10-35-1.10, inclusive, may call upon the Department of Environment and Natural Resources for any information and facts which the department may have concerning a coal-fired power plant seeking the exemption provided by § 10-35-1.9. The Department of Environment and Natural Resources shall furnish the information upon request.
Any coal-fired power plant receiving the exemption provided in § 10-35-1.9 may waive the exemption and the hold harmless provision of § 10-35-1.9 for subsequent assessment years by filing a waiver with the secretary of revenue and regulation before the second Tuesday of August.

Source: SL 2006, ch 44, § 2.


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > South-dakota > Title-10 > Chapter-35 > Statute-10-35-1-8

10-35-1.8. Application for exemption for coal-fired power plant performing environmental upgrade. Any coal-fired power plant performing an environmental upgrade may apply for the exemption in § 10-35-1.9 upon forms provided by the secretary of revenue and regulation before beginning the environmental upgrade. Upon approval of the application, the secretary shall issue a certificate of exemption. The secretary may require any information from the coal-fired power plant necessary to administer this exemption. The secretary of revenue and regulation, as an aid to the determination of the exemption provided by §§ 10-35-1.7 to 10-35-1.10, inclusive, may call upon the Department of Environment and Natural Resources for any information and facts which the department may have concerning a coal-fired power plant seeking the exemption provided by § 10-35-1.9. The Department of Environment and Natural Resources shall furnish the information upon request.
Any coal-fired power plant receiving the exemption provided in § 10-35-1.9 may waive the exemption and the hold harmless provision of § 10-35-1.9 for subsequent assessment years by filing a waiver with the secretary of revenue and regulation before the second Tuesday of August.

Source: SL 2006, ch 44, § 2.