TED DIEHL, CHAIRMAN
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
April 19, 1999
SHERL L. CHAPMAN
EDITOR
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BILL NO./ POSITION |
TITLE AND SHORT DESCRIPTION |
HOUSE ACTION |
SENATE ACTION |
FINAL STATUS |
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SB-1027 Oppose |
PAYETTE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN. Adds to the existing Payette River Basin Plan additional protected river reach designations. |
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Res. & Env. Comm. |
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SB-1087 Supports |
LIMITATIONS ON TORT LIABILITY. Adds to existing law to limit the liability of an employer for the tortious acts of an employee. |
Judiciary, Rules & Admin. Comm. |
2/25 Passed 32-2-1 |
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SB-1128 Supports |
ELECTRICAL SPECIALTY LICENSES. Authorizes for the registration of specialty electrical contractors, trainees and apprentices for connecting special pumps and motors. |
3/16 Passed 60-0-10 |
2/23 Passed 34-0-1 |
Signed by Gov. |
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SB-1151 Supports |
COMPREHENSIVE PAYETTE RIVER PLAN. Approving the State Comprehensive Plan for the Payette River system as adopted by the Idaho Water Resource Board. |
3/17 Passed 60-0-10 |
3/4 Passed 27-0-8 |
Signed by Gov. |
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SCR-106 Supports |
ENVIRONMENTAL PROCESS COMMITTEE. Authorizing Legislative Council to appoint a committee to study governmental processes for resolving environmental problems. |
Ways & Means Comm. |
2/2 Passed 34-0-1 |
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SCR-107 Supports |
NATURAL RESOURCES COMMITTEE. Authorizing Legislative Council to appoint a committee to study natural resource issues confronting the State of Idaho. |
3rd Reading Calendar |
2/4 Passed 32-0-4 |
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HB-99 Neutral |
COMBINES CHEMIGATION AND PESTICIDE STATUTES. Adds to existing law to combine the chemigation law with the pesticide law and to provide definitions for chemigation licensing. |
2/9 Passed 65-0-5 |
3/9 Passed 31-1-3 |
Signed by Gov. |
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HB-168a Supports |
DIRECTOR ELECTIONS/QUALIFICATIONS. This legislation allows a landowner to serve as a board member of an irrigation district and allows him to live within 15 miles of his present district. |
3/17 Passed 66-0-4 |
3/12 Passed 25-6-4 |
Signed by Gov. |
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HB-243 Neutral |
SMOKE MANAGEMENT AND CROP RESIDUE. This legislation will allow for the establishment of voluntary smoke management and crop residue burning program. The bill provides an exemption for ditch and canal burning. |
3/1 Passed 59-10-1 |
3/11 Passed 34-0-1 |
Signed by Gov. |
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HB-263 Supports |
LATERAL MANAGER. Allows the Director of IDWR to appoint a lateral ditch manager on an interim period if certain conditions are met. |
3/5 Passed 65-0-5 |
3/16 Passed 30-0-5 |
Signed by Gov. |
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HB-307 No Position |
OFFICE OF THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES. This legislation creates an Office of Threatened and Endangered Species within the Office of the Governor.Replaced by HB-353 |
Res. & Con. Comm. |
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HB-353 Supports |
OFFICE OF THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES. Creates an Office of Threatened and Endangered Species in the Office of the Governor. The new office develops ESA plans and policies and requires agencies to implement such plans and/or projects. |
3/15 Passed 54-14-2 |
Res. & Env. Comm. |
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HCR-2 Supports |
INTERIM COMMITTEE - ELECTRICAL RESTRUCTURING. Authorizes Legislative Council to appoint a committee to study electric restructuring. |
1/18 Passed 66-0-4 |
2/4 Passed 33-0-2 |
Adopted |
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HCR-14 Supports |
INTERIM COMMITTEE - WATER QUALITY AND WATER QUANTITY IN A SINGLE AGENCY. Authorizing Legislative Council to appoint a committee to study combining water quality and water quantity planning and administration within a single agency. |
2/3 Passed 59-6-5 |
State Affairs Comm. |
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HCR-17 Supports |
DAM BREACHING/FLOW AUGMENTATION. A resolution stating support of healthy stocks of anadromous fish and opposing flow augmentation and dam removal. |
3/4 Passed 59-6-5 |
3/12 Adopted Voice Vote |
Adopted
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HCR-25 Supports |
SEEKING CONGRESSIONAL AFFIRMATION OF SUPPORT FOR STATE SOVEREIGNTY OVER WATER AND FISH AND GAME. The purpose of this legislation is to request Congressional reaffirmation of support for Idaho's water, fish and wildlife resources. |
3/17 Passed Voice Vote |
3/12 Passed Voice Vote |
Adopted |
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HCR-31 Supports |
NATURAL RESOURCES COMMITTEE. Authorizing Legislative Council to appoint a committee to study natural resource issues. It will address the SRBA and ESA issue including legislation that may be necessary for consideration during the 2000 Legislature on flow augmentation. |
3/12 Passed 57-0-13 |
3/17 Passed 29-0-6 |
Adopted |