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Item 3: Discussion and Action on Non-Unanimous IGR Actions/HB 3608
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Item 3: Discussion and Action on Non-Unanimous IGR Actions/HB 3608
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in any one year. I don't think the bill would have an unacceptably great impact in any <br />year. It should be monitored for changes that would have a negative impact on the City. <br />HB 3617 <br />Relating Clause: Relating to local government provision of services; amending ORS 221.031, <br />222.510 and 451.585; and declaring an emergency. <br />Title: Allows existing special district or county service district to continue to provide <br />services for newly incorporated city if petitioners propose and voters approve of <br />continuance. Declares emergency, effective on passage. <br />Sponsored By: Sponsored by Representative HUNT (Presession filed.) <br />Contact Respondent Dept Updated Priority Policy Policy No Recommendation <br />Steve Nystrom PDD-ADM 01/13/2010 Pri 2 Yes IV.D4 Oppose <br />Comments: Requires cities to hold election to consider maintaining special districts for annexation <br />requests which would otherwise result in the complete elimination of a special district. <br />Although this scenario would be highly unlikely in Eugene, in principle it could affect the <br />city's ability to efficiently provide urban services into the future. The Metro Plan <br />includes policies which state that the cities should be the logical provider of urban <br />services. This bill would appear to conflict with that objective. In addition, it appears the <br />city would need to hold special elections to consider such requests, which could pose a <br />significant financial burden. <br />HB 3621 <br />Relating Clause: Relating to plumbing; creating new provisions; amending ORS 447.060, 448.279 <br />and 693.020; and declaring an emergency. <br />Title: Authorizes certified backflow tester to test, install, repair and maintain certain <br />backflow assemblies. Exempts employer of certified backflow tester from <br />licensure as plumbing business for backflow assembly work by tester. Exempts <br />certified backflow tester from plumber licensing requirements. Creates cross- <br />connection and backflow assembly specialty certificate program for journeyman <br />plumbers and apprentice plumbers. Requires specialty certificate program to be <br />operational no later than January 1, 2011. Restricts testing, installation, repair <br />and maintenance of certain backflow assemblies to plumbers holding cross- <br />connection and backflow assembly specialty certificate. Applies to backflow <br />assembly testing, installation, repair and maintenance work performed on or after <br />July 1, 2011. Makes violation subject to civil penalty, not to exceed $5,000 per <br />offense or $1,000 for each day of continuing offense. Declares emergency, <br />effective on passage. <br />12 | Page <br /> <br />
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