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2005 Legislative Session IGR Commitee Bill Approval May 23, 2005 Requires water supplier serving more than 10,000 people to fluoridate water supply. { - Allows certain water suppliers to receive state financial assistance for initial costs of fluoridation. - } { - Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Human Services for reimbursing water suppliers for initial costs of fluoridation. - } { + Allows supplier to cease implementation of water fluoridation system if sufficient funds to pay for implementation are not available from HB 2025A 2 Oppose specified sources. + } 4/21 Exempts from property taxation contractual rights and other intangible property derived from contracts between qualified government entities and energy marketing companies that relate to operation of electric generation or distribution facilities owned by qualified government entities or that relate to purchases of energy by energy marketing companies from facilities owned by HB 2047 2 Oppose qualified government entities. Applies to tax years beginning on or after July 1, 2006. 2/11 Provides that licenses issued by Oregon Liquor Control Commission are valid for two years instead of one year. Establishes nonrefundable initial application fee of $400 for processing initial application for license issued by commission. Allows commission to waive initial application fee based on criteria established by commission rule. Allows commission to issue temporary letter of authority for period not to exceed 180 days to any license applicant. { + Directs local governments to allow neighborhood associations specified period of time to comment on issuance or renewal of liquor license. Extends time periods for consideration of HB 2056A 2 Oppose/Am application for license. + } 5/05 Establishes regional land use planning commissions. Modifies duties of Land Conservation and Development Commission so that commission establishes statewide land use planning HB 2100 2 Oppose goals and regional commissions ensure compliance of local and regional plans with goals. 4/14 Authorizes State Department of Agriculture to develop and administer program to educate urban residents regarding noncommercial pesticide use. Authorizes department to coordinate pesticide program information gathering and utilization. Changes implementation and sunset HB 2152 2 Support dates for statewide pesticide use reporting system. 2/01 Adds two members to Oregon Transportation Commission. Requires two members to be HB 2164 2 Neutral elected local officials at time of appointment. 2/01 Creates Local Officials Advisory Committee to advise Oregon Transportation Commission and HB 2165 2 Oppose Department of Transportation. 2/01 Eliminates position of Brownfields Redevelopment Coordinator. Limits total amount of Brownfields Redevelopment Fund that may be awarded to certain persons in any biennium. Authorizes certain payments from fund. { + Establishes Oregon Coalition Brownfields Cleanup Program in Economic and Community Development Department. Establishes Oregon Coalition Brownfields Cleanup Fund and continuously appropriates moneys in fund to department for HB 2176A 2 Support purposes of program. Declares emergency, effective on passage. + } 4/21