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Legislative Update Blake Crosby, Executive Director
Stephanie Dassinger, Deputy Director/Staff Attorney
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Where are we at? Day 53 Down to 80 bills (from 204) on tracking list
Committee Work Conference Committees Where are we at?
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Day 80 - May 2nd (rumors they’ll be done early)
Legislative Review Sessions Where are we going?
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Legislative Review Sessions
Thursday, May 23 Bismarck Tuesday, May 28 Dickinson Wednesday, May 29 Watford City Thursday, May 30 Minot Tuesday, June 4 Carrington Wednesday, June 5 Grand Forks Thursday, June 6 Fargo Legislative Review Sessions
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Elections HB 1201 Provides clarification for timing for recall elections.
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Eminent Domain HB 1207 Provides provisions for attorney fees awards in eminent domain proceedings.
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Finance and Taxation HB 1066
Creates airport infrastructure fund, city infrastructure fund, and county and township infrastructure fund. This bill is commonly referred to as the prairie dog bill. HB 1356 Increases bidding and engineering thresholds for construction of public improvements. HB 1435 Provides for State Interoperable Radio Network (SIRN) funding. SB 2275 Provides for essential infrastructure revolving loan fund. SB 2276 Provides legislative intent for collaboration between Bank of North Dakota and the state investment board on investing legacy fund principal to support community infrastructure priorities and economic development programs.
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Public Safety SB 2304 Allows cities to set traffic fines at rates higher than are in state statute.
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Other HB 1193 Provides that a political subdivision cannot regulate living wage within its boundaries. HB 1200 Prohibits city from regulating auxiliary items such as plastic bags and straws. HB 1282 Provides that public employer may not ask about a job applicant’s criminal history until the applicant has been selected for an interview. HB 1286 Provides changes to criminal and civil forfeiture laws.
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Defeated HB 1182 Provided that an assessed value of property cannot exceed 3% from the previous year. HB 1210 Provided for provisions allowing citizens in extra-territorial zone to vote on whether to be included in extra- territorial zone. HB 1289 Required spot check of property assessments by certified appraiser. HB 1307 Provided language requiring special assessments to meet requirements related to improvement being a special benefit to the property. HB 1375 Added provisions about declaring political parties to political subdivision elections.
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Defeated HB 1379 Provided for system of referring political subdivision budgets to public vote. HB 1380 Provided 3% property tax cap. HB 1390 Provided provisions limiting assessed value and limiting property tax levy. SB 2166 Provided for increasing the liability limits for political subdivisions.
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