§ 12306 Potash Revenue District Sharing

Education Code·California

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If a potash mine or lease sits in more than one school or community‑college district, those districts must split the money they get from it equally.

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•When a potash deposit or lease crosses district lines, all involved districts share the revenue.
•The sharing is always equal – each district gets the same portion.
•This rule applies to elementary, high, unified school districts and community‑college districts.

Example

A potash mine is built on land that is half in District A and half in District B.

The money the state sends to each district for the mine (under the other law) is divided 50‑50, so both districts get the same share.

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§ 12306 Potash Revenue District Sharing

If any potash deposit or lease or any part thereof is wholly located within the boundaries of two or more elementary, high or unified school districts, or community college districts, the districts shall share equally in the apportionments made under Section 12305 which are attributable to the lease or deposit or part thereof situated within their boundaries. (Enacted by Stats. 1976, Ch. 1010.)

Last verified: January 10, 2026

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potash deposit lease school districts community college districts apportionments Section 12305

References

Official text at leginfo.legislature.ca.gov
California Legislature. Education Code. Section 12306.

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