175 opinions issued in 1986.
Attorney General Opinion No. 1986-69
May 7, 1986
A board of education may pass a substitute capital outlay levy resolution during the forty-day time period following the last publication of a resolution. Once a valid petition has been filed with the county election officer challenging a capital outlay levy resolution, a substitute resolution may not be passed as an election must occur on the challenged resolution.
Attorney General Opinion No. 1986-68
May 2, 1986
Grain commodity commissions have power to recommend policy and action to the secretary of the State Board of Agriculture. The commissions may override a determination made by the secretary based on those recommendations by a two-thirds vote of its members. As funds of the commission are to be used to implement the administration of the grain commodity commissions act, by implication, the commissions may determine how the funds are to be used.
Attorney General Opinion No. 1986-67
May 2, 1986
As receiver of a failed state bank, the FDIC is liable for the personal property taxes that were due and owning at the time the state bank failed.