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2005 Legislative Session IGR Committee Bill Approval March 7, 2005 Requires law enforcement agencies to complete investigations of certain cases of alleged child HB 2335 3 Support sexual abuse no later than 45 days after commencing investigation. 2/11 Modifies provisions relating to setting aside record of conviction. Increases fee for setting aside HB 2337 3 Oppose record of conviction. Specifies uses for which increased fee may be used. 1/25 Reduces total cost requirement for exemption from property tax for eligible projects under strategic HB 2349 3 Neutral investment program. 2/11 Requires public contracts awarded by state contracting agencies to contain condition requiring contractors to ensure nonsupervisory employees receive no less than minimum living wage. Requires Oregon Department of Administrative Services to make annual adjustments to minimum living wage. Provides exception for public contracts that require payment of prevailing wage rates or HB 2350 2 Support when project is regulated under Davis-Bacon Act. 2/01 Authorizes combination of three vehicles to be operated on highway under specified HB 2353 3 Monitor circumstances. 2/01 Allows defendant in condemnation action to amend or revise appraisal at any time before trial as long as amendment or revision does not result in substantial change in amount of claimed compensation. Allows plaintiff in condemnation action to amend or revise appraisal at any time before trial, subject to restrictions on reduction of amount of just compensation offered, pleaded or HB 2355 2 Monitor deposited. 2/24 Authorizes use of photo radar in Lake Oswego, Milwaukie and Roseburg. Removes requirement HB 2364 3 Neutral that photo radar equipment be operated b)/ uniformed police officer from marked police vehicle. 2/11 Modifies offense of violating speed limit by requiring driver to ddve 20 miles per hour or less in school zones when children are present or flashing light is in operation. Declares emergency, HB 2365 I Supp w/Am effective July 1,2005. 2/11 Eliminates civil liability of seller or manufacturer of firearm or ammunition for damages resulting HB 2373 3 Neutral from unlawful use of firearm. Specifies exceptions. 2/11 Extends working family child care tax credit to grandparents and guardians of qualifying child. Applies to tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2005. Takes effect on 91st day following HB 2378 2 Support adjoumment sine die. 2~24 Expands criminal homicide to include causing death of unborn child. Provides exception for lawful HB 2379 6 Drop abortions and acts committed by pre'gnant woman. 2/11 Eliminates personal income tax on taxable income below certain level. Applies to tax years HB 2388 2 Oppose beginning on or after January 1, 2006. 2/17 Creates crime of refusal to identify.. Punishes by maximum of 30 days' imprisonment, $1,250 fine, HB 2390 3 Neutral or both. 2/11 Prohibits unit of local government from imposing industry-specific sales tax. Permits collection of otherwise prohibited tax if ordinance or other law imposing tax took effect or became operative HB 2396 1 Oppose before January 1, 2005. Takes effect on 91st day following adjournment sine die. 2/17 HB 2403 3 Support Requires Department of Transportation to conduct study on photo radar. 2/17