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MAMU Legislative Committee – 4/5/21 MAMU Legislative Committee – 4/5/21 HB6 - Department of Agriculture, DNR, & Dept of Conservation Approps Sponsor - Rep. Cody Smith (R) Last Action - 04/01/2021 S - Reported to Senate and read first time HB7 - DED and DoLIR Appropriations Sponsor - Rep. Cody Smith (R) Last Action - 04/01/2021 S - Reported to Senate and read first time HB15 – Supplemental Appropriations Bill Sponsor - Rep. Cody Smith (R) Last Action - 04/01/2021 S - Reported to the Senate and read first time HB27 - Modifies requirements for mtg notices & minutes of open mtgs Sponsor - Rep. Sara Walsh (R) Citations - 610.020, 610.040, 610.027 Last Action - 03/25/2021 H - Reported Do Pass - H-Rules-Administrative Oversight HB29 - Adds all public employee retirement systems & quasi-govt’l entity employee salaries to the government accountability portal Sponsor - Rep. Sara Walsh (R) Citations - 37.850 Last Action - 03/31/2021 H - Placed on Informal Calendar HB138 - Requires the department of natural resources to assist permit applicants throughout the permitting process Sponsor - Rep. Randy Pietzman (R) Citations - 640.019 Last Action - 03/25/2021 S - Referred to Senate Agriculture, Food Production, and Outdoor Resources HB154 - Modifies provisions for utility ratemaking Sponsor - Rep. Don Rone (R) Citations - 393.355 Last Action - 04/01/2021 Hrg Scheduled 4/06/2021 5PM - ** REVISED for BILLS ** - H-General Laws, HR 3 MAMU Legislative Committee April 5, 2021 - Page | 2 HB177 - Modifies provision for closed meetings of governmental bodies Sponsor - Rep. Mark Ellebracht (D) Citations - 610.021 Last Action - 03/31/2021 H - Placed on Informal Calendar HB213 - Changes the laws regarding community improvement districts Sponsor - Rep. Justin Hill (R) Citations - 67.1421, 67.1451, 67.1461, 67.1471, 67.1481, 67.1545 Last Action - 03/30/2021 H - Referred to House Committee on Rules-Administrative Oversight HB261 - Allows electrical corps to charge based on costs of certain construction work in progress Sponsor - Rep. John Black (R) Citations - 393.135, 393.1250 Last Action - 03/31/2021 H - Placed on Informal Calendar HB271 - Establishes "Missouri Local Government Expenditure Database" Sponsor - Rep. John Wiemann (R) Citations - 37.1090, 37.1091, 37.1092, 37.1093, 37.1094, 37.1095, 37.1096, 37.1097, 37.1098 Last Action - 03/31/2021 S - Hearing Conducted HB323 - Prohibits pub officials from engaging in certain school dist acts Sponsor - Rep. Justin Hill (R) Citations - 162.091, 168.212 Last Action - 03/04/2021 H - Reported Do Pass - H-Rules-Administrative Oversight HB339 - Changes law on residency requirements for certain officials Sponsor - Rep. Don Mayhew (R) Citations - 27.010, 79.235 Last Action - 04/01/2021 H - Reported Do Pass - H-Rules-Legislative Oversight HB362 - Modifies provisions for the sunshine law Sponsor - Rep. Bruce DeGroot (R) Citations - 610.021 Last Action - 04/01/2021 S - Voted Do Pass as substituted - S-Govt’l Accountability and Fiscal Oversight MAMU Legislative Committee April 5, 2021 - Page | 3 HB397 - Modifies provisions for water and sewer infrastructure Sponsor - Rep. Wayne Wallingford (R) Citations - 393.358, 393.1500, 393.1503, 393.1506, 393.1509 Last Action - 03/31/2021 H - Voted Do Pass as substituted - H-Utilities HB441 - Modifies provisions relating to political subdivisions Sponsor - Rep. Bill Falkner (R) Citations - 105.145, 137.100, 316.250, 386.020, 392.410, 537.348, 620.2450, 67.1551, 67.1461, 67.1401, 67.1571, 67.1401to Last Action - 03/31/2021 H - Placed on Informal Calendar HB488 - Prohibits political subdivisions from restricting utility service based on the source of energy delivered to an individual customer Sponsor - Rep. Ron Hicks (R) Citations - 386.895, 393.125 Last Action - 03/29/2021 S - Reported to the Senate and read first time HB511 - Prohibits the state and any political subdivision from regulating certain uses of private property Sponsor - Rep. Tony Lovasco (R) Citations - 67.405 Last Action - 04/01/2021 H – Hearing Scheduled 4/07/2021 12 - H-Downsizing State Government, HR 5 HB515 - Changes the law relating to the prohibition on expenditure of public funds to support or oppose candidates and certain measures Sponsor - Rep. Ben Baker (R) Citations - 115.646 Last Action - 03/04/2021 H - Reported Do Pass - H-Rules-Administrative Oversight HB524 - Modifies provisions relating to the assessment of certain public utility company property Sponsor - Rep. Kent Haden (R) Citations - 153.030 Last Action - 03/24/2021 H - Referred to House Committee on Rules-Administrative Oversight HB525 - Requires DNR to conduct a use attainability analysis on waters of the state before limiting ammonia discharges from point sources Sponsor - Rep. Kent Haden (R) Citations - 644.058 Last Action - 03/23/2021 H - Reported Do Pass - H-Rules-Legislative Oversight MAMU Legislative Committee April 5, 2021 - Page | 4 HB527 - Modifies provisions for eminent domain for utility purposes Sponsor - Rep. Mike Haffner (R) Citations - 393.170, 523.262 Last Action - 03/11/2021 S - Referred to S Commerce, Consumer Protection, Energy, and the Environment HB539 - Modifies provisions for the net metering and easy connection act Sponsor - Rep. Jeff Knight (R) Citations - 386.890 Last Action - 02/24/2021 H - Public hearing completed HB553 - Specifies that no pol subd can require employee residency Sponsor - Rep. Ron Hicks (R) Citations - 27.010, 285.043, 285.040, 84.575 Last Action - 03/31/2021 H - Placed on Informal Calendar HB554 - Modifies provisions relating to taxation Sponsor - Rep. John Eggleston (R) Citations - 143.011, 144.605, 144.757, 144.759, 144.1000, 144.1003, 144.1006, 144.1009, 144.1012, 144.1015, 144.637, 144.752, 32.310, 67.2677, 67.2689, 67.2680, 67.2720 Last Action - 04/01/2021 S - Hearing Conducted HB555 - Modifies provisions relating to taxation Sponsor - Rep. John Eggleston (R) Citations - 100.310, 105.145, 135.950, 137.115, 143.011, 143.031, 143.131, 143.121, 143.171, 144.605, 144.757, 144.1000, 144.1003, 144.1006, 144.1009, 144.1012, 144.1015, 144.637, 144.752, 238.207, 238.235, 238.237, 262.900, 32.310, 353.020, 620.2005, 67.1401, 67.1545, 67.2677, 67.2689, 99.020, 99.320, 99.805, 99.918, 99.1082 Last Action - 03/31/2021 H - Placed on Informal Calendar HB601 - Modifies provisions relating to agriculture Sponsor - Rep. Don Rone (R) Citations - 135.755, 135.305, 135.686, 281.015, 281.020, 281.025, 281.030, 281.035, 281.037, 281.038, 281.040, 281.045, 281.050, 281.055, 281.060, 281.063, 281.065, 281.070, 281.075, 281.085, 281.101, 281.048, 301.033, 348.436, 348.500, 393.170, 414.152, 414.600, 523.262, 60.301, 60.315, 60.345 Last Action - 03/25/2021 H - Referred to House Committee on Rules-Legislative Oversight HB644 - Modifies provisions relating to use taxes Sponsor - Rep. Bill Falkner (R) Citations - 144.605, 144.757, 144.637, 144.752, 32.310 Last Action - 02/22/2021 H - Referred to House Committee on Rules-Administrative Oversight MAMU Legislative Committee April 5, 2021 - Page | 5 HB648 - Modifies provisions for utility districts Sponsor - Rep. Dan Shaul (R) Citations - 204.602 Last Action - 03/10/2021 H - Referred to House Committee on Utilities HB657 - Modifies sunshine law adding utility cust info to closed records Sponsor - Rep. Curtis Trent (R) Citations - 610.021, 610.020, 610.023 Last Action - 04/01/2021 S - Hearing Conducted HB692 - Modifies provisions for retail electric service providers Sponsor - Rep. Rick Francis (R) Citations - 386.800, 394.020 Last Action - 03/10/2021 H - Public hearing completed HB697 - Modifies property assessment contracts for energy efficiency Sponsor - Rep. Bruce DeGroot (R) Citations - 67.2800, 67.2810, 67.2815, 67.2816, 67.2817, 67.2818, 67.2819, 67.2840 Last Action - 03/29/2021 S - Reported to the Senate and read first time HB734 - Allows electrical corps to issue bonds for energy transition Sponsor - Rep. Michael O'Donnell (R) Citations - 393.1700, 393.1705, 393.1710, 393.1715, 400.9-109 Last Action - 04/01/2021 H - Referred to House Committee on Rules-Administrative Oversight HB767 - Prohibits customer charges by PWSDs & metro WSDs Sponsor - Rep. Shane Roden (R) Citations - 247.200, 247.285 Last Action - 03/25/2021 S - Referred to S Comm on Commerce, Cons Prot, Energy, and Environment HB774 - Est DED program for high-speed internet in underserved areas Sponsor - Rep. Michael Johnson (D) Citations - 620.2465 Last Action - 01/12/2021 H - Read Second Time HB804 - Allows compensation of reorg common sewer dist trustees Sponsor - Rep. Barry Hovis (R) Citations - 204.610, 204.300 Last Action - 03/31/2021 H - Reported Do Pass - H-Rules-Administrative Oversight MAMU Legislative Committee April 5, 2021 - Page | 6 HB814 - Modifies which properties eligible for PACE Act Sponsor - Rep. Michael O'Donnell (R) Citations - 67.2815 Last Action - 03/02/2021 H - Reported Do Pass - H-Rules-Administrative Oversight HB819 - Requires pub water & PWSDs that chg fluoridation to seek local health dept info Sponsor - Rep. Wayne Wallingford (R) Citations - 640.136 Last Action - 03/04/2021 H - Reported Do Pass - H-Rules-Administrative Oversight HB835 - Modifies provisions relating to electric energy Sponsor - Rep. Mike Haffner (R) Citations - 393.106 Last Action - 03/31/2021 H - Referred to House Committee on Rules-Administrative Oversight HB838 - Creates provisions relating to COVID-19 vaccination Sponsor - Rep. Ed Lewis (R) Citations - 292.652 Last Action - 04/01/2021 H - Hrg Scheduled 04/06/2021 5PM - H-Spec Committee on Small Business, HR 1 HB840 - Authorizes tax credit for alternative fuel refueling properties Sponsor - Rep. Aaron Griesheimer (R) Citations - 135.1000 Last Action - 03/04/2021 H - Referred to House Committee on Transportation HB845 - Modifies taxation of certain energy-producing property Sponsor - Rep. Allen Andrews (R) Citations - 137.123, 153.030, 393.1073 Last Action - 02/18/2021 H - Referred to House Committee on Rules-Administrative Oversight HB851 - Preempts legislation on classification of essential workers and states that all occupations qualify as essential workers Sponsor - Rep.
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