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2005 Legislative Session IGR Committee Bill Approval March 7, 2005 Expands offense of driving while under influence of intoxicants to include any substance that adversely affects person's physical or mental faculties to noticeable or perceptible degree. Defines HB 2184 2 Support intoxicant. Takes effect July 1,2006. 2/11 Increases pedod of time person is ineligible to receive hardship permit if person refused to take breath or blood test and person previously had been charged with offense of driving while under HB 2185 3 Neutral influence of intoxicants. 2/11 Changes statutory deadline to submit application for retail fireworks sales permit. Replaces list of unregulated items with reference to items identified by rule. Deletes certain definitions identifying HB 2190 2 Supp w/Am characteristics of fireworks. Allows certain fireworks definitions to be supplemented by rule. 2/01 Modifies definition of 'transient lodging' for transient lodging tax purposes to include houses, cabins, condominiums, apartment units, tent spaces and other dwelling units that are used for temporary human occupancy. Exempts certain dwelling units from state transient lodging tax. Authorizes Department of Revenue to adopt rules. Applies to transient lodging tax reporting pedods HB 2197 2 Support beginning on or after January 1, 2006. Takes effect on 91st day following adjournment sine die. 2/11 Moves oversight of vertical housing development zone program from Economic and Community Development Department to Housing and Community Services Department. Broadens definition of 'vertical housing development project' to include projects that have residential and nonresidential uses in any portion of project. Authorizes Housing and Community Services Department to establish criteria for determining when to certify property for partial property tax exemption. Encourages development of residential housing in vertical housing development project that is reserved for HB 2199 3 Support 3ersons or families with limited income. Takes effect on 91st day following adjoumment sine die. 2/11 HB 2204 3 Neutral Allows state agency to send notice of intended rulemaking action to interested persons by e-mail. 2/11 Establishes rules and procedures for establishing record when petition for judicial reView is filed in circuit court challenging order other than contested case issued by state agency. Allows person who ~s qualified to file petition to request that agency consider additional evidence related to order. Establishes timelines and procedures for transmission of agency record to court. Awards to agency costs of preparing record in certain circumstances. Provides that review of order other than contested case by court is confined to record transmitted to court and certain additional evidence that may be included in record. Provides that court may not substitute its judgment for that of HB 2208 3 Monitor agency as to any issue of fact or agency discretion. 2/11 Requires that telecommunications service provider provide written contract to customer after 3roviding new services or changing services provided to customer. Requires telecommunications service provider to allow new customer to cancel contract within 30 days after activation of service. Requires telecommunications service provider to allow current customer to cancel contract, or elect different services, if services provided to customer are changed. Provides that violation of HB 2218 2 Support requirements is unlawful trade practice. 1/25