§ 12305 Potash Lease Revenue Distribution
This law says the money the federal government gets from potash mining has to be shared with the school districts and community college districts where the potash is located, based on how much each district's mines paid the government.
A potash mine in District X pays the U.S. $200,000 in rent and royalties, while a mine in District Y pays $100,000. The total paid by both districts is $300,000.
Because District X paid two‑thirds of the total, two‑thirds of the money the law talks about will go to the schools and community colleges in District X, and the remaining one‑third will go to those in District Y.
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§ 12305 Potash Lease Revenue Distribution
Last verified: January 10, 2026