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2005 Legislative Session IGR Commitee Bill Approval May 23, 2005 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 payment of catastrophic fire insurance. Declares emergency, effective March 1 HB 2327A 3 Monitor 2005. 2/11 Requires law enforcement agencies to complete investigations of certain cases of alleged HB 2335 3 Support child 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 HB 2337 3 Oppose aside 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 HB 2349 3 Neutral strategic investment program. 2/11 Authorizes combination of three vehicles to be operated on highway under specified HB 2353 3 Monitor circumstances. 2/01 Imposes fine and mandatory imprisonment for person convicted of driving while under influence of intoxicants if person had 0.20 percent or more by weight of alcohol in blood of HB 2360 3 Neut/Am person at time of offense. 4/14 Requires revocation of driving privileges of persons convicted of misdemeanor driving under HB 2361 3 Support influence of intoxicants for third or subsequent time. 4/21 Authorizes use of photo radar in Lake Oswego, Milwaukie and Roseburg. Removes requirement that photo radar equipment be operated by uniformed police officer from marked HB 2364 3 Neutral police vehicle. 2/11 Eliminates civil liability of seller or manufacturer of firearm or ammunition for damages HB 2373 3 Neutral resulting from unlawful use of firearm. Specifies exceptions. 2/11 Creates crime of refusal to identify. Punishes by maximum of 30 days' imprisonment, $1,250 HB 2390 3 Neut/Am fine, or both. 2/11 HB 2403 3 Support Requires Department of Transportation to conduct study on photo radar. 2/17 Directs Department of Transportation to conduct study of outdoor lighting alternatives. HB 2411 3 Support Requires department to report to Seventy-fourth Legislative Assembly. 2/17 Establishes rules governing passage of property from elderly and incapacitated persons who suffer physical or financial abuse that results in felony conviction of abuser. Provides that if abused person dies within five years after abuse occurs, property that would have passed from abused person to abuser by intestate succession, by will or by trust passes as if abuser had HB 2415 3 Drop predeceased abused person. 2/17 38