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2005 Legislative Session IGR Committee Bill Approval March 7, 2005 Increases number of enterprise zones that may be designated for electronic commerce. Extends pedod during which business firm may obtain certification for facilities in nonurban enterprise zones. HB 2234 6 Drop Takes effect on 91st day following adjournment sine die. 2/17 HB 2253 3 Neutral Conforms references to local governments to defined term. 2/11 HB 2256 3 Neutral Identifies provisions to which definitions apply. 2/17 Modifies procedure for awarding public contract for procurement of goods or services not HB 2259 2 Support exceeding $5,000. Declares emergency, effective March 1, 2005. 1/25 Modifies rules goveming appraisal exchanges in condemnation actions. Provides that if appraisal relies on written report, opinion or estimate of person who is not appraiser, appraisal must have attached copy of report, opinion or estimate. Provides that if appraisal relies on unwritten report, opinion or estimate of person who is not appraiser, party providing appraisal must also provide HB 2268 3 Monitor name and address of person who provided unwritten report, opinion or estimate. 2/17 Establishes optional procedure allowing public condemner to give notice that condemner will take immediate possession of property subject to condemnation and acquire order confirming immediate HB 2269 3 Support ~ossession of property. 2/24 Expands sex offender reporting requirements by requiring sex offender to report when sex HB 2296 3 Support offender works at, carries on vocation at or attends institution of higher education. 2/11 HB 2297 3 Support Expands circumstances under which public indecency is felony. 2/11 Requires person with duty to report as sex offender to report every 10 days if person does not have HB 2300 2 Support fixed address. 2/11 Expands definition of 'sex crime' for certain purposes by including public or pdvate indecency HB 2316 3 Support regardless of whether person has prior conviction for another sex crime. 2/11 HB 2318 2 Support Expands cdme of telephonic harassment. 2/11 Increases penalties for intimidation in second degree under certain circumstances to maximum five HB 2321 3 Support /ears' imprisonment, $125,000 fine, or both. 2/11 Establishes policy of state for funding of fire protection. Directs State Forestry Department to include specific request in budget forms prepared for Oregon Department of Administrative Services. Creates Oregon Fire Protection Contingency Fund. Specifies sources and purposes. Forbids forester or other agency from interfering with landowner taking action to suppress fire on landowner's land unless action would increase risk of injury to persons or equipment. Reduces or eliminates harvest tax and assessments, depending on amount held in Oregon Forest Land Protection Fund. Removes sunset of provisions reducing reserve base of Oregon Forest Land Protection Fund. Appropriates moneys from General Fund to State Forestry Department for HB 2327A 3 Monitor payment of catastrophic fire insurance. Declares emergency, effective March 1, 2005. 2/11 Reduces rate of tax on capital gains of personal income and corporate income and excise taxpayers. Phases in reduction. Applies to tax years beginning on or after January 1,2006, for HB 2332 2 Oppose 3ersonal income taxpayers and January 1, 2008, for corporate income and excise taxpayers. 2/01