Second, for a period of three (3) years starting July 1, 2009, the state shall credit an amount not to exceed three million dollars ($3,000,000) to the general fund annually, if the annual general appropriations act so provides, and the remainder shall be credited to the petroleum underground storage tank fund. On July 1, 2012, and thereafter, all of the funds received from this fee shall be credited to the petroleum underground storage tank fund.
Prior to the start of each fiscal year, and to the extent necessary during the fiscal year, the following certifications shall be made and delivered to the authority:
The commissioner of finance and administration, the actual expenditures of the fund;
The commissioner of revenue, the actual collections made pursuant to subdivision (h)(1);
The commissioner of environment and conservation, the amount of anticipated expenditures and claims against the fund, excluding payments in subdivision (h)(3)(A)(i), and the amount of anticipated tank fees collected pursuant to § 68-215-109; and
The authority, the amount reasonably anticipated to be necessary to make such payments as provided in subdivision (h)(3)(A)(i).
Structure 2021 Tennessee Code
Title 68 - Health, Safety and Environmental Protection
Chapter 215 - Tennessee Petroleum Underground Storage Tank Act
§ 68-215-103. Chapter Definitions in Addition to the Definitions in § 68-215-201
§ 68-215-104. Unlawful Actions
§ 68-215-105. Minimum Requirements for Tanks
§ 68-215-108. Proprietary Information
§ 68-215-110. Petroleum Underground Storage Tank Fund — Environmental Assurance Fee
§ 68-215-116. Failure to Take Proper Action
§ 68-215-117. Immunity From Liability — Exceptions
§ 68-215-118. Compliance by Governmental Entities