Legislation Sponsored by Benton,Tommy 31st (4)

Date of Last Recorded Action: 4/25/2024

HB 0293 NegotiatingRetirement bills; define a certain term Benton,Tommy 31st
1/25/2012 Senate Committee Favorably Reported Ret RET -
Clint Mueller General County Government Retirement
HB 0301 OpposeExpand Exemptions to Truck Weight Limits Benton,Tommy 31st
4/14/2011 House Withdrawn, Recommitted Trans --
Agriculture Econ. Dev. & Transportation Todd Edwards Transportation

This bill expands the special interest groups that receive a variance from weight limit laws to include the transport of organic poultry waste and tree bark. It provides special treatment to chicken waste by doubling the current variance allowed for other industries to 10% or 8,000 extra pounds (4 tons).  Almost every year the General Assembly passes a new exemption to weight limits, which in turn increases the wear and tear on local roads and the costs of maintaining them for local taxpayers. Please let your legislator know you oppose this bill.

HB 0766 NeutralAuthorize Counties to Display Foundation of American Law Benton,Tommy 31st
5/1/2012 House Date Signed by Governor GAff GvtO -
General County Government Todd Edwards

Current state statute authorizes counties to display the Foundations of American Law and Government in judicial buildings. HB 766 would expand this statute to authorize said display in any public building. Examples of the Foundations of American Law include the Ten Commandments, Mayflower Compact, Declaration of Independence, Magna Carta and Bill of Rights.

HB 1042 NeutralProperty; mortgage holder must file deeds under power after foreclosure sale; amend time Benton,Tommy 31st
2/21/2012 House Second Readers Judy --
General County Government Shaun Adams
This bill reduces the timeframe for which a mortgage holder must file deed under power after a foreclosure sale from 90 days to 45 days.
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