| HB 0090 |
Negotiating | Land Purchase - Illegal for Board Member to Discuss if Conflict of Interest |
Robert Gasaway |
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3/30/2017 |
House Withdrawn, Recommitted |
Judiciary Non-Civil |
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| This legislation makes it a misdemeanor for members of the board of commissioners, city council, school board or local board or authority to knowingly and intentionally vote, attempt to influence a vote, or be present in executive or closed session when their respective body is considering or discussion the acquisition of property if the member has direct or indirect ownership interest in the property, or any business in which the member serves in a fiduciary capacity has an ownership interest in the property. |
| HB 0859 |
Oppose | Cash Payments for Scrap Metal by Secondary Metal Recyclers |
Robert Gasaway |
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2/12/2018 |
House Second Readers |
Regulated Industries |
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| This legislation amends the statute to allow for cash payments by secondary metal recyclers up to purchases of $200.00. Purchases over $200.00 must be paid by check or electronic transfer. |
| HB 0962 |
Support | Hotel-Motel Tax - Amendment for Certain Jurisdictions |
Robert Gasaway |
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2/22/2018 |
House Second Readers |
Ways and Means |
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| This bill provides for hotel motel tax expenditure limitations for certain counties that currently levy at the rate of 3% under OCGA 48-18-51(a)(3) and that seek to levy the tax at the rate of 8%. It only applies if the county contains not less than 5 and not more than 10 miles of a primary U.S. interstate highway. |
| HB 0975 |
Oppose | Solid Waste Management: Coal Ash Disposal |
Robert Gasaway |
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2/22/2018 |
House Second Readers |
Natural Resources and Environment |
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| The legislation addresses the disposal of coal combustion residuals. The bill removes the host fee for coal combustion residuals disposals but authorizes the county operated municipal solid waste disposal facility to charge a fee up to .25 cents per ton for the disposal of coal combustion residuals. In addition, for privately owned municipal solid waste disposal facilities, a new state excise tax of $2.50 per ton is to be charged to the producer for the disposal of coal combustion residuals. |
| HB 1011 |
Neutral | Martin, Town of; mayoral term; change certain provisions |
Robert Gasaway |
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5/8/2018 |
Effective Date |
Intragovernmental Coordination |
State and Local Governmental Operations |
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| HB 1034 |
Neutral | Tallulah Falls, Town of; town council; change certain provisions |
Robert Gasaway |
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5/8/2018 |
Effective Date |
Intragovernmental Coordination |
State and Local Governmental Operations |
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