Legislative Action
Wed., Feb. 5, 1997
Sent to governor
HB106 (Appropriations) - Authorizes $25.8 million in emergency spending for the Transportation Department in the current budget.
Introduced in House
HJM3 (Resources and Conservation) - Urges Forest Service to reconsider its management plan for Hells Canyon National Recreation Area.
HB193 (Judiciary, Rules and Administration) - Clarifies grounds upon which a court may determine that a guardian is necessary for a minor.
HB194 (Judiciary, Rules and Administration) - Includes children residing with grandparents when considering awards of public assistance.
HB195 (Business) - Provides that upon completion of installation of mobile or manufactured home, responsible managing employee of the licensed installer shall inspect the installation.
HB196 (Business) - Allows licensed real estate broker or salesman to sell new manufactured homes when that sale also includes real estate if he has a written agreement with licensed manufactured home dealer.
HB197 (Business) - Clarifies requirements of brokers placing business with a surplus line insurer.
HB198 (Business) - Defines terms and specifications within the Idaho Insurance Guaranty Association Act.
HB199 (Business) - Technical corrections to Idaho Property Condition Disclosure Act.
HB200 (Resources and Conservation) - Changes regulations on well drilling; provides that only licensed drillers may lawfully abandon wells.
HB201 (Resources and Conservation) - Amends laws on exchanges or transfers of water.
HB202 (State Affairs) - Removes obsolete provisions from building and safety codes.
HB203 (Revenue and Taxation) - Eliminates ability of taxing districts to use “foregone amount” of property tax revenue in subsequent budgets.
HB204 (Revenue and Taxation) - Increases state sales tax by one-half cent to fund school facilities, bonds or acquiring property.
Introduced in Senate
SB1109 (Judiciary and Rules) - Doubles the cost of copying court records to $4 a page.
SB1110 (Judiciary and Rules) - Allows court reporters to accrue vacation time.
SB1111 (State Affairs) - Raises the salary of the tax commissioners to $65,000 a year.
SB1112 (State Affairs) - Sets up procedure for changing political parties while in office.
SB1113 (State Affairs) - Establishes procedures to assure public records are not used for mailing or telephone solicitation.
SB1114 (Local Government and Taxation) - Exempts some disaster relief construction work from public works contractor requirements.
SB1115 (Health and Welfare) - Extends state law governing medical research to health care organizations other than hospitals.
SB1116 (Health and Welfare) - Sets child-staff ratios for day-care centers.
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