HB 0287 |
Neutral | Division of Archives and History - Move from Secretary of State to Regents |
Hatchett, Matt 150th |
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7/1/2013 |
House - Effective Date |
GAff |
H ED |
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| This legislation moves the Division of Archives and History, which develops and assists in the development of record retention schedules for counties, from the Secretary of State to the Board of Regents. |
HB 0490 |
Support | Require County Library Employees to Work at Least 30 Hours per Week to be Eligible for Health Insurance |
Barr, Timothy 103rd |
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7/1/2014 |
Effective Date |
HEd |
H ED |
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| Under current law, the Board of Community Health is authorized to contract with county libraries to include certain library staff under health insurance plans created for public school teachers. The county deducts required amounts from the salary of these employees and remits it to the Board of Community Health. This legislation specifies that "librarians" means certified personnel who work at least thirty hours per week. "Other personnel" specifies that it applies to non-certified employees who work at least thirty hours per week. The fiscal note issued with the substitute version of this bill estimates at least a $1.6 million dollar savings to the counties in benefit costs for state paid positions funded by counties. |
HB 0788 |
Neutral | Board of Regents Property Operated by Third Party is Tax Exempt |
Lynne Riley |
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4/24/2014 |
House Date Signed by Governor |
W&M |
H ED |
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| This bill expands the scope of the "public property" exemption from ad valorem taxation to include "all interests in property" that is "owned" by the Board of Regents but "held" by a third party under a contract to "operate" the property as long as the property's primary use is to "serve" a public college or university. The ad valorem exemption is contingent upon approval in a statewide referendum. |