PRINTER'S NO. 1410

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF PENNSYLVANIA


HOUSE BILL

No. 1224 Session of 1975


        INTRODUCED BY DeMEDIO, FRYER, RITTER, MEBUS AND WEIDNER,
           MAY 5, 1975

        REFERRED TO COMMITTEE ON URBAN AFFAIRS, MAY 6, 1975

                                     AN ACT

     1  Amending the act of August 9, 1955 (P.L.323, No.130), entitled
     2     "An act relating to counties of the third, fourth, fifth,
     3     sixth, seventh and eighth classes; amending, revising,
     4     consolidating and changing the laws relating thereto,"
     5     authorizing agreements with certain municipalities, under
     6     certain conditions, for the promotion of the health and
     7     welfare of certain citizens, and acceptance of money,
     8     property and services.

     9     The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
    10  hereby enacts as follows:
    11     Section 1.  Section 1999b, act of August 9, 1955 (P.L.323,
    12  No.130), known as "The County Code," added July 29, 1965
    13  (P.L.258, No.150), is amended to read:
    14     Section 1999b.  Federal Health and Welfare Programs.--Any
    15  county may, through the commissioners, enter into agreements
    16  with the Federal government, or with any city, borough, town,
    17  township, nonprofit corporation or association located or
    18  carrying on its functions within such county or serving the
    19  residents of such county and which city, borough, town,
    20  township, nonprofit corporation or association has or is about
    21  to contract with the Federal government or with any agency of

     1  State government whereby the Federal government will provide a
     2  portion of the funds necessary, payable either to the county or
     3  State government or directly to the city, borough, town,
     4  township, nonprofit corporation or association for any program
     5  not in conflict with an existing or hereafter established state
     6  program offered by the Federal government for the promotion of
     7  the health or welfare of its citizens, including the young, the
     8  poor and the aged, and in the furtherance of said programs may
     9  comply with conditions, rules or regulations attached by the
    10  Federal [government] or State governments.
    11     The county may accept gifts or grants of money, property or
    12  services from any source, public or private, and may appropriate
    13  such funds as may be necessary to carry out said programs.
    14     Section 2.  This act shall take effect immediately.











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