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34-2-30
Section 34-2-30 Definitions. For the purposes of this chapter, the following words and phrases
shall have the meanings respectively ascribed by this section: (1) ARCHITECT. An individual
who is legally qualified to practice architecture. (2) BUILDING. A structure consisting of
foundation, walls, or supports and roof, with or without related components, systems, or other
parts comprising a completed building ready for occupancy. (3) PRACTICE ARCHITECTURE or PRACTICING
ARCHITECTURE. Performing or doing, or offering or attempting to do or perform any service,
work, act, or thing within the scope of the practice of architecture. An individual shall
be construed to hold himself or herself out as practicing architecture when, by verbal claim,
sign, advertisement, letterhead, card, or any other way, the individual represents himself
or herself to be an architect with or without qualifying adjective, or when he or she implies
that he or she is an architect through the use of some other title....
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34-35-1
Section 34-35-1 Definitions. As used in this chapter, the following terms shall have the following
meanings ascribed to them, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise: (1) TRANSIENT MERCHANT.
Any person that transacts transient business in this state either in one locality or by traveling
from place to place in this state. The term includes a merchant who for the purpose of carrying
on such business, hires, leases, uses, or occupies any building, structure, motor vehicle,
railroad car, or real property. (2) TRANSIENT BUSINESS. Any business conducted for the sale
of merchandise or services that is carried on in any building, structure, motor vehicle, railroad
car, or real property for a period of less than six months in each year. (3) PERSON. An individual,
corporation, association, partnership, or other entity. (Acts 1985, No. 85-693, p. 1114, §1.)...
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40-7-18
Section 40-7-18 Allocation of tax obligation between transferor and foreign corporate transferee
of property sold for certain purposes. (a) The public interest lying in the promotion of business
and industry in this state, it is the intent of the Legislature and declared to be the policy
of the State of Alabama by the passage of this section to promote and encourage industry and
business in Alabama and specifically to induce the location within this state of the principal
administrative office, principal distribution or manufacturing plant, or principal place of
business of foreign corporations engaged in manufacturing, industrial, commercial, business,
transportation, utility, public service, and research enterprise. This section shall be liberally
construed in conformity with the said intention. (b) When any real or personal property within
this state is sold to, acquired by or transferred to any foreign corporation during any property
tax year in connection with locating within this...
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41-10-720
Section 41-10-720 Legislative findings. The Legislature makes the following findings: (1) At
any given time, the level of activity in our construction industry is a primary yardstick
for measuring the overall economic health of this country and this state, and that the success
and stability of the building, manufacturing, and commercial businesses are dependent upon
a sufficient supply of skilled artisans and craft persons who can produce quality products
that inspire public confidence. The State of Alabama and the nation has a great need for a
program that provides for the recruitment of, and training programs and opportunities for,
new construction craft trade workers. It is desirable and in the public interest to establish
a public authority at the state level to create and implement such a program. (2) The passage
of a federal economic stimulus package provides substantial funding for significant new highway,
road, bridge, and public infrastructure projects, and the Legislature...
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41-23-21
Section 41-23-21 Definitions. For purposes of this article, the following terms shall have
the meaning hereinafter ascribed to them, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise:
(1) COUNCIL. The Enterprise Zone Advisory Council. (2) DEPARTMENT. The Alabama Department
of Economic and Community Affairs. (3) GOVERNING AUTHORITY. The governing body of a county
or municipality. (4) ENTERPRISE ZONE. A geographic area which is economically depressed, in
need of expansion of business and industry and the creation of jobs and designated to be eligible
for the benefits of this article, and is a target by governments for development by providing
tax and nontax incentives to private enterprise. Effective October 1, 2016, the definition
of an Enterprise Zone shall mean any Alabama county that is described by Section 40-18-376.1(a).
Notwithstanding any other law or agreement to the contrary, any eligible business having received
an approved application from the department prior to October 1,...
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45-49-90
Section 45-49-90 Definitions. Whenever used in this part, unless a different meaning clearly
appears in the context, the following terms, whether used in the singular or plural, shall
be given the following respective interpretations: (1) CORPORATION. Any corporation organized
pursuant to this part. (2) COUNTY. Mobile County. (3) GOVERNING BODY. The Mobile County Commission
or the council or other governing body of a municipality located in Mobile County. (4) INDUSTRIAL
PARK. Land, with such improvements as are authorized by this part, which has been determined
suitable for use by more than one industrial or commercial enterprise for industrial or commercial
purposes and has been acquired or is proposed to be acquired for the purpose of transferring
it to one or more persons for use for industrial or commercial purposes. (5) MUNICIPALITY.
An incorporated city or town located within Mobile County. (Act 88-626, p. 976, § 1.)...
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11-54B-5
Section 11-54B-5 Requirements of request for creation of self-help business improvement district.
A request for the creation of a self-help business improvement district must contain the following:
(a) The signatures of a representative group of the owners of the real property located within
the geographical area of the proposed district. The group must include the signatures of the
owners of real property which comprises at least two-thirds of the total fair market value
of all real property located in the proposed district. Ownership of real property and the
fair market value thereof shall be determined by the county property tax assessment records.
When record title to real property is vested in a public corporation or authority under a
bond financing plan provided for by statute, the beneficial user of the real property in which
title may ultimately be vested by purchase shall be deemed the owner of such real property
for purposes of this article. (b) An accurate description,...
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11-81-51
Section 11-81-51 Purposes for which bonds may be issued. All municipalities shall have full
and continuing power and authority within the limits of the Constitution now in effect or
that may be hereafter provided to issue and sell bonds (when such issue is authorized by an
election as provided in this article if such election is required by the Constitution, but
without an election if an election is not so required) for the following named purposes: (1)
For the purpose of constructing, reconstructing, enlarging or extending public buildings,
sewers, streets, alleys, bridges and public schoolhouses and buildings and of constructing
or acquiring by purchase or otherwise water, electric light, electric power and gas plants
and systems or any two or more such plants or systems combined, including transmission and
distribution systems, and of constructing enlargements and extensions to any such plants or
systems; (2) For the purchase of real estate necessary for any improvement authorized...
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11-81-80
Section 11-81-80 Purposes for which bonds may be issued. All counties shall have full and continuing
power and authority within the limits of the Constitution now in effect or that may be hereafter
provided to issue and sell bonds, when such issue is authorized by the election provided for
in this chapter, for the following named purposes: (1) To purchase and acquire or construct
courthouses, jails, poorhouses, hospitals, asylums for the insane, tuberculosis sanatoriums,
workhouses, houses of correction and other public buildings. (2) For the purchase of real
estate for any improvement authorized by law or for the site for any building or improvement
to be used for public purposes. (3) For extending, enlarging, improving, repairing, or securing
the more complete use of and enjoyment of any building or improvement, owned, purchased, or
constructed by the county and for equipping and furnishing the same. (4) To fund floating
debt. (5) To acquire land for county parks and to improve the...
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34-8-1
Section 34-8-1 Definitions. (a) For the purpose of this chapter, a "general contractor"
is defined to be one who, for a fixed price, commission, fee, or wage undertakes to construct
or superintend or engage in the construction, alteration, maintenance, repair, rehabilitation,
remediation, reclamation, or demolition of any building, highway, sewer, structure, site work,
grading, paving or project or any improvement in the State of Alabama where the cost of the
undertaking is fifty thousand dollars ($50,000) or more, shall be deemed and held to have
engaged in the business of general contracting in the State of Alabama. (b) For the purpose
of this chapter, a "general contractor" is defined to include one who, for a fixed
price, commission, fee, or wage exceeding five thousand dollars ($5,000), undertakes to construct,
superintend the construction of, repair, or renovate, any swimming pool, and anyone who shall
engage in the construction, superintending of the construction, repair, or...
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