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MI SB1125
Bill
AI Summary
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Municipalities with municipally owned cemeteries may establish an irrevocable endowment and perpetual care fund as a component fund within a community foundation through an irrevocable agreement.
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Fund principal is held in perpetuity by the community foundation, with annual distributions of interest and earnings authorized twice per year to the municipality for cemetery care and maintenance.
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Community foundation fees and costs for services may be paid from the fund principal at terms agreed upon in the agreement.
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Community foundation must submit annual fund statements to the municipality's legislative body documenting beginning and ending balances, deposits, distributions, and expenditures.
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Defines "community foundation" as a 501(c)(3) organization with at least 10 years of existence, $10,000,000 in assets, publicly supported status, independent governing body, and annual independent financial audits.
Legislative Description
Cemeteries and funerals; other; endowment and perpetual care fund; allow municipalities to establish as a component of a community foundation fund. Amends title & sec. 3 of 1937 PA 215 (MCL 128.3) & adds sec. 4.
Villages, other
Last Action
Assigned Pa 0422'14 With Immediate Effect
12/31/2014