Senate amendment makes the following changes to 5th edition. Makes clarifying changes to proposed GS 64-11(c).
Amends proposed new GS 64-11(e) to specify that the failure of a contractor to provide the required certification or making a payment in violation of GS 64-12(d) renders the contract voidable at the option of the public entity.
Amends proposed GS 64-12(d) to specify that a subcontractor has no right to be paid under a contract covered by Article 2 of GS Chapter 64 of the General Statutes until the subcontractor provides the required certifications. Also specifies that a contractor will not pay a subcontractor covered by the Article until the subcontractor provides the required certification.
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Intro. by H. Warren, Cleveland. |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 4th edition. Amends proposed GS 64-10 to (1) specify that the definition of contractor is a person or entity that employs at least 25 full-time employees and contracts with a public entity for construction or repair work and (2) specify that the definition of subcontractor also is limited to any person or entity that employs at least 25 full-time employees and otherwise meets the stated criteria.
Amends proposed GS 64-11 to (1) require a contractor to produce a certification to the public entity that meets the statutory criteria within ten business days of entering into any contract subject to the requirement; (2) specify that the certification must provide that any subcontractor with which the contractor enters into a subcontract concerning the contract between the contractor and the public entity is in compliance with, or will be in compliance with, GS 64-12; (3) specify that the certification must state that the contractor has not been convicted of knowingly submitting a false certification within one year prior to making the certification; (4) specify that the failure of a contractor to meet the certification requirements renders the contract voidable at the option of the public entity; and (5) make a technical change. Makes clarifying changes.
Amends proposed GS 64-12 to (1) specify that the certification requirement must be met within ten business days of commencing performance under a subcontract, (2) specify that the certification must state that the subcontractor has not been convicted of knowingly submitting false certification within one year prior to making the certification, and (3) make a technical change.
Adds new GS 64-13 to direct the Department of Administration to develop a standard form on which the certifications must be made by all contractors and subcontractors subject to the statutory requirement.
Deletes proposed Article 3 (Verification of Work Authorization).
Deletes amendments to GS 126-7.1(f).
Makes clarifying changes to GS 153A-449, GS 160A-20.1, and GS 143-129.
Amends proposed GS 153A-99.1 to specify that each county must register and participate in E-Verify only to verify work authorization for new employees hired to work in the United States.
Changes effective date of entire act to January 1, 2012. The act applies to bids submitted and contracts entered into on or after that date (previous edition listed different effective dates, based on the number of employees).
Makes conforming changes to title.
Intro. by H. Warren, Cleveland. |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 2nd edition. Adds Sampson Community College to the institutions which may opt out of participation in the William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan Program, as specified.
Intro. by Burr. | Caldwell, Martin, Rockingham, Sampson |
House amendment makes the following changes to 2nd edition. Makes a clarifying change.
Intro. by Howard, Luebke, Gibson. |
Senate amendment makes the following changes to 3rd edition. Amends GS 47F-3-116(a) to provide that, for the purposes of the subsection, the term executive board includes a duly appointed subcommittee of the executive board. Makes a similar change to GS 47C-3-116(a). Makes a technical correction.
Intro. by McGee, Weiss, Earle, Howard. |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 2nd edition. Amends GS 153A-340(b)(2) to specify what constitutes sufficient evidence that a property is being used for bona fide farm purposes.
Amends GS 160A-36, GS 160A-48, and GS 160A-58.54 (if House Bill 845 is enacted), respectively, to (1) define property as a single tract of property or an identifiable portion of a single tract and (2) specify that property that is being used for bona fide farm purposes on the date of the resolution of intent to consider annexation may not be annexed without the written consent of the owner or owners of the property. Effective for annexations of property used for bona fide farm purposes that were initiated by municipalities on or after the date that the act becomes law or that are pending on that date.
Amends GS 160A-360(k) to (1) define property as a single tract of property or an identifiable portion of a single tract and (2) specify that property located in the geographic areas of a municipality’s extraterritorial jurisdiction and that is used for bona fide farm purposes is exempt from exercise of the municipality’s extraterritorial jurisdiction unless and until that property ceases to be used for bona fide farm purposes.
Makes conforming changes to title.
Intro. by Sanderson, Cleveland. |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 3rd edition. Deletes amendments made to GS 143-138(b4) in previous edition and instead deletes statutory language in GS 143-138(b4)(1), which provides that a farm building that might otherwise qualify for exemption from building rules is not exempt if the building is used for a spectator event and more than 10 members of the public are present.
Intro. by Horn. |
Senate amendment makes the following changes to 2nd edition. Directs the Department of Correction to study the potential benefits and costs of contracting for maintenance services at prison facilities and report its findings to the 2011 Regular Session of the General Assembly (was, 2013 Session of the General Assembly). Prohibits the Department from expanding private maintenance contracts to additional prison facilities prior to July 1, 2012.
Specifies that if House Bill 200 becomes law, then effective January 1, 2012, the Department of Public Safety (rather than the Department of Correction) must make the report to the General Assembly.
Intro. by Guice. |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 4th edition. Makes a clarifying change.
Intro. by Lewis, T. Moore, Killian. |
Senate amendment makes the following changes to 4th edition. Amends GS 20-141.5 to allow a nondefendant motor vehicle owner to file a petition with the clerk of court to seek a pretrial determination that the petitioner is an innocent owner. Directs the clerk to consider the issue of whether the petitioner is an innocent owner and to make a determination as soon as feasible. Specifies that if the clerk determines that petitioner is an innocent owner, the clerk must release the motor vehicle to the petitioner. Authorizes a court to reconsider a failed petition as part of the forfeiture hearing.
Intro. by Faircloth, Folwell, H. Warren, Shepard. |
Senate amendment makes the following changes to 3rd edition. Makes technical changes.
Intro. by LaRoque. |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 1st edition. Amends GS 128-27(c) to clarify that a law enforcement officer who is a member of the Local Governmental Employees’ Retirement System (LGERS) and who becomes incapacitated for duty as the natural and proximate result of injuries incurred while in the actual performance of his or her duties may be retired by the LGERS Board of Trustees on a disability retirement allowance even if the officer does not meet the five or more years of creditable service requirement.
Adds new section to specify that the North Carolina Sheriffs’ Association is an instrumentality of the state.
Amends GS 128-21 to add the North Carolina Sheriffs’ Association to the definition of employer for purposes of qualifying for participation in the LGERS.
Makes conforming changes to title.
Intro. by Randleman, Dollar, Cotham, Faircloth. |
Senate amendment makes the following changes to 4th edition. Amends proposed Rule 414 (Evidence of medical expenses) to (1) delete provision that specifies that nothing in the rule modifies current law governing the admissibility of evidence relating to collateral sources of payments and (2) delete provision that provides an exception for a provider to disclose the existence of a contract or negotiation with a third party as the basis for any discount provided to a plaintiff.
Intro. by Rhyne, McComas, Brisson, Crawford. |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 2nd edition. Deletes all provisions of 2nd edition and replaces it with AN ACT TO PROVIDE CLARIFICATION FOR THE RETITLING OF A MANUFACTURED HOME THAT IS REMOVED FROM REAL PROPERTY AFTER THE ORIGINAL TITLE HAS BEEN CANCELLED.
Amends GS 20-109.2(d), which concerns the application for a manufactured home title after title cancellation, to add that the owner must also include in the affidavit to the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) verification of the identity of the current owner of the real property upon which the mobile home is located. Adds that the DMV will issue a new title for the manufactured home in the name of the current owner of the real property upon which the manufactured home is located or, if the title has been cancelled by a leasehold tenant and the tenancy has not terminated or expired, in the name of the leasehold tenant. Applies to titles issued on or after August 1, 2011.
Intro. by Pridgen. |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 1st edition. Amends GS 115C-81(g) to change the content of the curriculum to be taught in the semester course on the Founding Principles.
Intro. by Brubaker. |
Senate amendment makes the following changes to 3rd edition. Amends GS 113A-253 to specify that the Clean Water Management Trust Fund may receive revenue from annual appropriations under GS 143-15.3B (was, annual appropriations under GS 113A-253.1).
Intro. by McGrady, Stam, Gillepsie, Carney. |
Senate amendment makes the following changes to 2nd edition. Amends GS 90-113.33(9) to clarify that the North Carolina Substance Abuse Professional Practice Board may adopt any rules necessary to carry out the purpose of the Article, including rules related to the approval of substance abuse specialty curricula developed by a school, college, or university. Makes conforming change to bill title.
Intro. by Guice, Ingle, Faircloth. |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 6th edition. Amends the definitions for the terms community punishment (GS 15A-1340.11(2)) and intermediate punishment (GS 15A-1340.11(6)).
Amends GS 15A-1368(a)(5) to provide that when a prisoner is serving consecutive prison terms, the maximum imposed term is the sum of all maximum terms imposed in the court judgment or judgments, less 12 (was, nine) months for each of the second and subsequent sentences imposed for Class B through Class E felonies and less nine months for each of the second and subsequent sentences imposed for Class F through Class I felonies. Makes conforming changes to GS 15A-1354(b)(1). Effective December 1, 2011 and applies to offenses committed on or after that date.
Amends proposed subsection GS 15A-1344(d2) to clarify that the court may impose a 90-day period of confinement for a defendant under supervision for a felony conviction or a period of confinement of up to 90 days for a defendant under supervision for a misdemeanor conviction when a defendant violates a condition of probation other than GS 15A-1343(b)(1) or GS 15A-1343(b)(3a).
Provides that if the sentence or sentences imposed for a misdemeanor requires confinement for more than 180 days, the commitment must be to the custody of the Department of Correction. Makes a conforming change.
Effective July 1, 2011, provides the following: (1) if House Bill 200, 2011 Regular Session, (HB 200) becomes law, then that act is amended by deleting subsection (a) of Section 31.26 of that act; (2) if HB 200 becomes law, then Section 31.26 of that act is amended by adding a new subsection to read: 'Section 31.26(g) This section becomes effective August 1, 2011;' (3) if HB 200 becomes law, then that act is amended by adding a new subsection (d1) to GS 15A-932 regarding certain dismissed proceedings; and (4) if HB 200 becomes law then Section 31.26 of that act is amended by adding a new subsection which amends GS 7A-321(d) by adding a new subdivision (3) to provide that the collection assistance fee retained by the court cannot be retained from the costs and fees designated by law for remission to the Statewide Misdemeanant Confinement Fund.
Intro. by Guice, Faircloth, Bordsen, Parmon. |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 3rd edition. Amends proposed GS 14-51.2(a)(2) to remove authorized bail bondsman from the term law enforcement officer. Amends proposed GS 14-51.2(c)(2) to clarify that the presumption that a lawful occupant of a home, motor vehicle, or workplace held a reasonable fear of imminent death or serious bodily harm to himself or herself or another when using defensive force in certain situations does not apply when the person removed or sought to be removed is a child or grandchild or is otherwise under lawful custody or guardianship of the person against whom the defensive force is used (previously limited to minor children or grandchildren). Amends GS 14.51.2(c) to provide the presumption noted above also does not apply when the person against whom defensive force is used is a bail bondsman, as detailed. Makes similar change to proposed GS 14.51.3(b), concerning immunity from criminal and civil liability.
Amends GS 14-269 to provide that the prohibitions against carrying a concealed handgun do not apply to any person who is a district attorney, an assistant district attorney, or an investigator employed by the office of a district attorney who has a valid concealed handgun permit provided that the person does not carry a concealed weapon at any time while in a courtroom or while consuming alcohol or other unlawful controlled substance or while alcohol or an unlawful controlled substance remains in the person's body. Further provides that the prohibitions against carrying a concealed handgun do not apply to detention personnel or correctional officers employed by the state or unit of local government who park a vehicle in a space that is authorized for their use, and provides that such person may transport a firearm to the parking space and store that firearm in the vehicle parked in the parking space so long as the firearm is in a closed compartment or container within the locked vehicle, or the firearm is in a locked container securely affixed to the vehicle.
Deletes provisions from previous edition concerning the definitions section of GS 14-269.2 (weapons on campus or other educational property). Deletes proposed GS 14-269.2(f1), concerning the carrying or possessing of a firearm on educational property.
Enacts new GS 14-415.27 to provide that any person who is a district attorney, an assistant district attorney, or an investigator employed by the office of a district attorney who has a valid concealed handgun permit, is not subject to the restrictions and prohibitions set out in GS 14-415.11(c), and may carry a concealed handgun in the areas listed in GS 14-415.11(c) unless prohibited by federal law. Makes a conforming change to GS 14-415.11(c). Enacts new GS 14-415.11(c1) allowing a person with a valid concealed handgun permit to carry a concealed handgun on the grounds or waters of a park within the State Parks System, as defined. Amends GS 14-415.11(c3) to clarify it is lawful for a person to carry any firearm, either openly or concealed, so long as the person has a valid concealed handgun permit, at any state-owned hunting and fishing reservations. Amends GS 14-415.23, adding that a local government may adopt an ordinance to prohibit, by posting, the carrying of a concealed weapon on municipal and county recreational facilities specifically identified by the local government; allows a permittee to still secure a handgun in a locked vehicle.
Amends GS 120-32.1(c1) to provide that a legislator or legislative employee who parks a vehicle in a state-owned space that is assigned or leased to that legislator or legislative employee may transport a firearm to such parking space and store that firearm in the vehicle parked in the parking space so long as the firearm is in a closed compartment or container within the locked vehicle, or the firearm is in a locked container securely affixed to the vehicle.
Makes other clarifying and conforming changes.
Intro. by Hilton, LaRoque, Cleveland, Hastings. |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 3rd edition. Amends proposed GS 15A-2008 to specify that in cases in which the defendant has been convicted of first degree murder, sentenced to death, and is in custody awaiting imposition of the death penalty, and a court determines that the defendant had a severe mental disability at the time of the commission of the criminal offense, the defendant must be sentenced to life imprisonment without parole. Makes other technical change.
Intro. by Stevens. |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 3rd edition.
Amends GS 131D-2.1 to provide that the adult care home resident discharge team consists of one member (was, two) from the department of social services and one member from the designated local management entity (LME). Amends GS 131D-4.8, deleting provision directing the Hearing Unit to determine, in its discretion, an appropriate discharge destination within 60 days after the date of the resident’s discharge hearing. Directs the Department of Health and Human Services not to prohibit discharge solely because the Hearing Unit determines that the discharge destination (was, the discharge destination identified by the adult care home) in the required written notice does not include an appropriate discharge destination. Specifies residents’ primary unmet needs that require LMEs to take the lead role for the discharge destination of those patients, and those primary unmet needs that require the local departments of social services to take the lead role for the residents. Also provides that when the facility convenes the adult care home resident discharge team, that discharge team is to consult with the facility, as well as the resident receiving the discharge notice and that resident’s legal representative. Adds additional criteria and rights regarding the resident’s discharge. Clarifies that when a discharge is under appeal, the resident is to remain in the facility and not be subject to discharge until the Hearing Unit issues a decision; however, provides a list of exceptions to this provision. Deletes as a basis for convening the adult care home resident discharge team the finding by the resident that the destination is unacceptable. Also provides that a discharge is not subject to appeal because a resident’s physician requires a different level of care unless there is a documented conflict between two or more of the resident’s physicians regarding the resident’s appropriate level of care.
Intro. by Lewis. |
Senate amendment makes the following changes to 4th edition. Amends proposed GS 143-52.3 to specify that the Department of Crime Control and Public Safety is not required to purchase communications equipment from multiple award schedule contracts.
Intro. by Stam, Lewis, Murry. |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 3rd edition.
Proposed GS 115C-341.2 allows the Department of State Treasurer to establish a third-party vendor to make retirement offerings as described in section 403(b) of the Internal Revenue Code and provides that eligible employees of local boards of education must be allowed to use this third-party vendor for the tax-deferred 403(b) option of their choice. The Senate committee substitute deletes language prohibiting participating local school employers or those employers' vendors from interfering with the employees' rights to make this selection.
Intro. by Fisher. |
Senate amendment makes the following changes to 2nd edition. Deletes exemption of registration plates, registration certificates, and certificates of title issued on military bases from the commission contract requirement. Appears to make further clarifying change.
Intro. by Lewis. |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 1st edition. Deletes requirement that the Study Commission meet at various locations around the state. Provides that the Study Commission may make (was, shall make) an interim report to the 2012 Regular Session of the 2011 General Assembly. Provides that the Study Commission is to terminate on December 31, 2012, or upon the filing of its final report, whichever comes first (was, terminate upon the filing of the final report). Deletes requirement that the Legislative Services Commission allocate sufficient funds for the Study Commission’s expenses from the funds appropriated to the General Assembly. Makes additional technical and organizational changes.
Intro. by Lewis. |
Senate amendment makes the following changes to 4th edition. Directs the LRC, in consultation with the NC Home Builders Association and NC Association of County Commissioners, to study the extent to which counties will be able to require that lots exempt from county subdivision regulations must be accessible to emergency services providers, along with any issues deemed relevant by the LRC. Provides reporting guidelines and requirements.
Intro. by Jordan, Stam, Moffitt, Stevens. |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 3rd edition. Amends proposed GS 1-54(10) to specify that a challenge to a zoning or unified development ordinance on the basis of an alleged defect in the adoption process must be brought within three years after the adoption of the ordinance.
Amends proposed GS 153A-348(b) and proposed GS 160A-364.1(b), respectively, to (1) require that certain actions challenging the validity of zoning or unified development ordinances be brought within one year (was, two years) of the accrual of the action and (2) specify that a challenge to a zoning or unified development ordinance on the basis of an alleged defect in the adoption process must be brought within three years after the adoption of the ordinance.
Amends proposed new GS 153A-348(c) and proposed GS 160A-364.1(c), respectively, to prohibit a party in an enforcement action or appeal from asserting the invalidity of the ordinance on the basis of an alleged deft in the adoption process unless the defense is formally raised within three years of the adoption of the challenged ordinance.
Intro. by Jordan, Stam, Moffitt, Stevens. |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to 1st edition. Changes effective date of act to taxable years beginning on or after January 1, 2014 (was, on or after January 1, 2013). Makes technical changes.
Intro. by Moffitt, Brawley, Stam, Setzer. |
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House amendment makes the following changes to 5th edition. Amends GS 136-93(d) to (1) specify that a municipality has thirty days to review and provide comments (was, nonbinding comments) on the application under certain circumstances and (2) delete provision prohibiting local governments from regulating vegetation cutting, trimming, pruning, or removal within the limits of interstate or primary highway rights-of-way by any permittee or other person authorized by the Department of Transportation.
Amends proposed GS 136-133(c) to specify that outdoor advertising signs must also comply with local government requirements.
Amends proposed GS 136-133.1(a) to modify certain maximum cut or removal zones for vegetation for each sign face.
Amends proposed GS 136-133.1(b) to specify that any existing tree that was in existence at the time that an outdoor advertising structure was erected is not eligible for removal.
Deletes proposed GS 136-133.1(d).
Amends proposed GS 136-133.1(e) to specify that removal of trees and vegetation eligible for removal under GS 136-133.1, except for native dogwoods and native redbuds, must be permitted within the cut or removal zone if the applicant for the selective vegetation removal permit agrees to submit to the Department of Transportation a plan for beautification and replanting related to the site for which the vegetation permit request is made.
Amends proposed GS 136-133.1(g) to specify that the distance from a controlled access fence within the limits of the highway right-of-way may be no more than three feet.
Amends proposed GS 136-133.1(i) to authorize the Department of Transportation to revoke an outdoor advertising permit for the unlawful destruction or illegal cutting of vegetation within the right of way of any state-owned or state-maintained highway where the unlawful destruction or illegal cutting occurred within 500 feet of either side of the corresponding sign location measured along the edge of pavement of the main travel way of the nearest controlled route, and the unlawful destruction created, increased, or improved the view of the outdoor advertising sign for passing motorists.
Amends proposed GS 136-133.5(a) to allow a district engineer to refuse to issue a permit for a proposed outdoor advertising structure if the structure does not also meet local government standards.
Adds new GS 136-133.5(h) to allow for local government regulation of outdoor advertising except as otherwise specified in the act.
Deletes proposed amendments to GS 136-127.
Makes other technical and conforming changes.
Intro. by Brown. |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to 2nd edition. Effective October 1, 2011, adds new GS 15A-101.1(3a) to define “electronic monitoring,” “electronically monitor,” and “satellite-based monitoring.”
Effective October 1, 2011, adds new GS 14-208.18 to specify that a person subject to a sex offender registration requirement and who is required to wear an electronic monitoring device must wear one that provides exclusion zones around the premises of all elementary and secondary schools in North Carolina.
By October 1, 2011, directs the Department of Correction to replace the electronic monitoring service and equipment currently being used with a provider that offers electronic monitoring equipment and service that provides exclusion zones around the premises of every elementary and secondary school in the state to protect children from sex offenders for whom it is unlawful to knowingly be on the premises of elementary and secondary schools.
Effective October 1, 2011, directs the Department of Correction to report to the Joint Legislative Corrections, Crime Control, and Juvenile Justice Oversight Committee by June 1, 2012, regarding the implementation of the new electronic monitoring service and equipment.
Intro. by East. |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to 2nd edition. Adds new GS 143B-431(f) to specify that financial statements submitted to the Department of Commerce by a private company or an individual seeking assistance from the Department are not public records as defined in GS 132-1.
Effective for taxable years beginning on or after January 1, 2011, amends GS 105-129.84 to authorize the owner of a pass-through entity that claims a credit under Article 3J of GS Chapter 105 to treat some or all of the credit claimed as a tax payment made by or on behalf of the taxpayer. Specifies that a credit claimed that is treated as tax payment does not accrue interest under GS 105-241.21 if the payment is determined to be an overpayment. Directs a taxpayer that elects to have a credit treated as a tax payment to make the election when the return is filed.
Makes conforming changes to title.
Intro. by Hartsell. |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to 1st edition. Amends proposed GS 15A-145.4 to include a felony offense in which a commercial motor vehicle was used in the commission of the offense as a nonviolent felony for the purposes of the statute.
Intro. by D. Berger, McKissick, Daniel. |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to 3rd edition.
Deletes provision reducing the appropriation for the UNC Need-Based Financial Aid Program by $17.5 million. Also deletes provision directing the State Treasurer to make a quarterly transfer to the Escheat Fund of $1.25 million to be credited towards the outstanding loan from the Escheat Fund to the Authority.
Adds a section providing that, if House Bill 200 (Appropriations Act of 2011) becomes law, then Section 2.1 of House Bill 200 is rewritten to decrease the appropriation to Related Educational Programs and add a $17.5 million appropriation to the Escheat Fund. Makes conforming changes.
Requires that any monies received from a grant made on or after July 1, 2011, by the Golden Leaf, Inc., to the Authority be first applied to the payment of any outstanding loan from the Escheat Fund to the Authority authorized under GS 63A-4(a)(22) and GS 147-69.2(b)(11).
Changes the final maturity date with respect to assets of the Escheat Fund, obligations of the Authority authorized by GS 63A-4(a)(22), to October 1, 2012 (was, October 1, 2018).
Intro. by Hartsell, Clary, Clodfelter. |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to 1st edition. Deletes all provisions in the previous edition and replaces them with AN ACT TO CHANGE THE CANDIDATE FILING PERIOD FOR THE STANLY COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION, TO REDUCE THE SIZE OF THE STANLY COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION FROM NINE TO SEVEN MEMBERS AND PROVIDE THAT ALL MEMBERS SHALL BE ELECTED AT-LARGE, TO PROVIDE FOR SELECTION OF ALL VOTING MEMBERS OF THE STANLY COMMUNITY COLLEGE BY THE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS, TO ELIMINATE PARTISAN APPOINTMENTS FROM THE STANLY COUNTY BOARD OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, AND TO PROVIDE FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF THE STANLY COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS, RELATING TO VACANCIES IN THE OFFICE OF SHERIFF OF STANLY COUNTY.
Directs candidates for the Stanly County Board of Education to file notice of candidacy no earlier than the first Monday in July, with certain exceptions, and no later than 12:00 noon on the fourth Friday in July preceding the general election. Provides that, effective the first Monday in December of 2012, the Stanly County Board of Education consists of seven members (previously nine). Provides that in 2012, and quadrennially thereafter, three members of the Stanly County Board of Education will be elected at-large for four-year terms. Provides that in 2014, and quadrennially thereafter, four members of the Stanly County Board of Education will be elected at-large for four-year terms.
Provides that 12 of the 13 trustees of the Stanly Community College will be elected by the Stanly County Board of Commissioners as detailed. The president of the student government or the chairman of the executive board of the student body of Stanly Community College is an ex officio nonvoting member of the board of trustees.
Amends Section 2 and Section 3 of SL 1961-141, as amended, to delete provisions concerning appointment of members based on political affiliation.
Amends GS 163-30, applying to Stanly County only, to direct the State Board of Elections to appoint to the board of elections two from the list of three candidates submitted by the political party having the greatest number of registered voters in the county and one from the list of three submitted by the political party having the second greatest number of registered voters in the county.
Amends GS 162-5.1 to remove Stanly County as a county to which the statute, concerning the filling of certain vacancies, applies. Provides that vacancies in the office of Sheriff of Stanly County be filled in accordance with GS 162-5.
Intro. by Newton, Meredith, Brown. | Stanly |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to 3rd edition. Amends GS 153A-76 to provide that a board of county commissioners may not abolish or consolidate into a human service agency a hospital authority assigned to provide public health services pursuant to Section 12 of SL 1997-502.
Makes technical and conforming changes to GS 153A-77.
Adds new GS 130A-34.3 to direct the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) to establish a Public Health Improvement Incentive Program to provide monetary incentives for the creation of multicounty local health departments serving a population of at least 75,000. Directs the Commission of Public Health to adopt rules to implement the program.
Adds new GS 130A-34.4 to provide that, by July 1, 2014, a local health department must meet the following criteria in order to receive state and federal public health funding from the Division of Public Health: (1) the local health department must obtain and maintain accreditation pursuant to GS 130A-34.1; and (2) the county or counties comprising the local health department must maintain operating appropriations to local health departments from local ad valorem tax receipts at levels equal to amounts appropriated in fiscal year 2010-2011.
Amends GS 130A-1.1(b) to direct a local health department to assure that ten specified public health services are available and accessible to the population in each county served by the department.
Effective July 1, 2011, directs the DHHS to allocate $5 million to the Division of Public Health to provide incentives to local health departments through the Public Health Improvement Incentive Program.
Directs the Program Evaluation Division of the General Assembly to study the feasibility of the transfer of all functions, powers, duties, and obligations of the Division of Public Health in the Department of Health and Human Services to the University of North Carolina Healthcare System and/or the School of Public Health at the University of North Carolina. The Division must report its findings and recommendations by February 1, 2012.
Makes conforming changes to title.
Intro. by Hartsell |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 1st edition. Amends proposed GS 90-731(b) to delete language that recognizes that many therapies used by naturopathic doctors are not the exclusive privilege of naturopathic doctors.
Amends proposed new GS 90-732 to (1) eliminate the administration or provision of counseling services from the definition of naturopathic medicine and (2) specify that certain laboratory tests and diagnostic imaging that should be conducted and interpreted by a physician is not part of the practice of naturopathic medicine.
Amends proposed new GS 90-733 to (1) delete colon hydrotherapy, musculoskeletal manipulation, and other Board-approved therapies, modalities, procedures, and remedies for which the licensee has been trained and educated from the list of therapies, modalities, procedures, and remedies that constitute the practice of naturopathic medicine and (2) make a technical change.
Makes technical and clarifying changes to proposed GS 90-734.
Amends proposed new GS 90-735 to specify that no member may serve on the North Carolina Naturopathic Doctors Licensing Board for more than two consecutive terms.
Amends proposed GS 90-736 to eliminate the following proposed powers and duties of the North Carolina Naturopathic Doctors Licensing Board: (1) recommending and advocating for the establishment of one or more approved programs of naturopathic medicine in this state and (2) developing and implementing a plan for instituting a naturopathic doctor residency program no later than July 1, 2013. Also amends proposed GS 90-736 to add investigating persons engaging in practices which violate the provisions of Article 43 to the proposed powers and duties of the North Carolina Naturopathic Doctors Licensing Board.
Intro. by Hartsell, Apodaca. |
House committee substitute makes the following change to 1st edition. Changes effective date to October 1, 2011 (previously effective when the act became law).
Intro. by Stein, Vaughan, Newton. |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to 2nd edition. Amends proposed new GS 108C-2 to modify the definitions of managing employee and owner and/or operator to conform with federal regulations.
Amends proposed new GS 108C-3(d), (f), and (h) to specify that when the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) designates a provider as a “limited,” “moderate,” or “high” categorical level of risk, the NCDHHS must conduct the screening functions required by federal law.
Amends proposed GS 108C-3(e) to add personal care services or in-home care services to the list of provider types that are designated as moderate categorical risk.
Amends proposed GS 108C-3(g) to specify that prospective (newly enrolling) agencies providing personal care services or in-home care services are designated as high categorical risk.
Amends proposed GS 108C-5(n)(4) to make a clarifying change.
Amends proposed GS 108C-9 to delete provision specifying that the approval or acceptance of a Medicaid administrative participation or enrollment agreement by NCDHHS that grants Medicaid billing privileges or allows a provider to furnish services in accordance with federal regulations requires compliance by the provider and the NCDHHS with the terms of the Medicaid administrative participation or enrollment agreement.
Effective January 1, 2012, amends GS 108-54.2 to (1) direct the NCDHHS to adopt rules to develop, amend, and adopt medical coverage policy in accordance with the statutory requirements; and (2) to define a medical coverage policy.
Amends GS 108A-54 to authorize the NCDHHS to adopt temporary and permanent rules to implement or define the federal laws and regulations, the North Carolina State Plan of Medical Assistance, and the North Carolina State Plan of the Health Insurance Program for Children, the terms and conditions of eligibility for applicants and recipients of the Medical Assistance Program and the Health Insurance Program for Children, audits and program integrity, the services, goods, supplies, or merchandise made available to recipients of the Medical Assistance Program and the Health Insurance Program for Children, and reimbursement for the services, goods, supplies, or merchandise made available to recipients of the Medical Assistance Program and the Health Insurance Program for Children. Makes other clarifying changes.
Intro. by Pate. |
Senate amendment makes the following changes to 1st edition. Deletes proposed amendments to GS 105-164.4B(a). Makes act effective when it becomes law.
Intro. by Davis. |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to 3rd edition. Amends proposed GS 90-85.36(a)(15) to add business associates, as described in 45 CFR §160.103, to those persons and entities to whom prescription orders may be disclosed. Makes other clarifying changes.
Intro. by Stein. |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to 2nd edition.
Directs the Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Social Services, except as otherwise prohibited by federal law, not to require a redetermination of a child’s eligibility for vendor payments under any adoption assistance agreement that was established before July 1, 2011 (was, no redetermination required under any adoption assistance agreement as outlined in 10 NCAC 70M.0402 unless the agreement specifically states that a redetermination of eligibility is required in order to receive the vendor payments). Also provides that nothing in this act makes vendor assistance an entitlement.
Intro. by Rouzer. |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to 3rd edition.
Amends GS 115D-89, making technical changes to correct references to the State Board of Proprietary Schools.
Intro. by Apodaca. |
House amendments make the following changes to 4th edition, as amended. Amendment #6 adds new Section 3.(b) to direct the Department of Environment and Natural Resources and the Energy Jobs Council to conduct joint studies as required by the Energy Jobs Act and by Section 4 of House Bill 242 (if it becomes law). Makes other conforming changes.
Amendment #7 reinstates previously deleted Section 2.(a)(3), specifying that the compact negotiations and recommendations must advocate proactively with each state’s Congressional delegation and appropriate federal agencies to ensure direct sharing of royalties and revenues related to energy leasing, exploration, development, and production of all offshore energy resources in federal waters adjacent to the state and the three-state region.
Intro. by Rucho, Brown, Tucker. |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to 2nd edition.
Clarifies that the school does not have to provide the classroom placement for multiple birth siblings requested by the parent when a student is removed from a classroom under the student discipline policies of the school administrative unit.
Intro. by Hise. |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to 2nd edition. Rewrites GS 90-12.4A to provide that the North Carolina Medical Board (Board) must issue a limited volunteer license within 30 days to applicants who hold a current license or registration in another state, and produce a letter from the state of licensure indicating the applicant’s license or registration is active and in good standing. Provides details concerning the issuance of the license, where a licensee may perform work, steps a licensee must take before the performance of work, limitations on compensation, and penalties for violations. Makes conforming changes.
Creates new GS 90-12.4B to provide that the Board may issue a “retired limited volunteer license” to a physician assistant who has allowed his or her license to become inactive. Provides details concerning the timeline for the issuance of the license, where a licensee may perform work, steps a licensee must take before the performance of work, limitations on compensation, and penalties for violations. Makes other clarifying change.
Intro. by Goolsby. |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 1st edition. Effective August 1, 2011, amends GS 20-7(s) to clarify that when a person in the United States for a limited time is issued a driver’s license of limited duration, such license must bear a distinguishing mark or other designation on the face of the license clearly denoting the limited duration of the license.
Effective December 1, 2011, amends GS 20-51(6) to add livestock, live poultry, animal waste, herbicides, fungicides, and seeds to the list of items that, when transported by farmers under certain circumstances, exempt the trailer or semitrailer on which they are transported from requirements of registration and certificate of title.
Effective December 1, 2011, adds new GS 20-51(17) to exempt a header trailer when transported to or from a dealer, or after a sale or repairs, to the farm or another dealership, from the registration and certificate of title requirements.
Effective December 1, 2011, adds new subsection GS 20-88(m) to provide that any vehicle weighing more than the limits in GS 20-118(b), as authorized by certain exceptions set out in GS 20-118(c), must be registered for the maximum weight allowed for that vehicle’s axle configuration, or be subject to the penalties set out in GS 20-118(e). Makes conforming changes throughout GS 20-118.
Effective December 1, 2011, amends GS 20-118(c) to include within the exceptions to the maximum weight allowed on light-traffic roads live poultry transported from a farm to a processing plant or market (was, first market); and water, fertilizer, herbicides, fungicides, seeds, fuel, and animal waste transported to or from a farm by a farm vehicle. Makes other clarifying changes.
Effective December 1, 2011, adds new GS 20-118(c)(17) to specify that GS 20-118(b) and GS 20-118(e) do not apply to a vehicle that meets certain specified requirements.
Effective December 1, 2011, amends GS 20-127 to (1) specify that a window of a vehicle that is operated on a public street or highway and which is subject to the provisions of Part 393 of Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations must comply with the window tinting restrictions and (2) delete certain exceptions to the window tinting restrictions.
Effective December 1, 2011, adds new GS 20-137.4A(a1) to provide that it is unlawful for any person to operate a commercial motor vehicle subject to Parts 390 or 392 of Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations on a public street or highway or public vehicular area while using a mobile telephone or other electronic device in violation of those Parts. Specifies that the use of hands-free technology is not prohibited.
Amends GS 20-166.1(i) to specify that the report of an accident is a public record within the meaning of GS 132-1, but may not be released to any person making a request unless and until personal identifying information has been redacted from the report in compliance with federal law. Directs the Division of Motor Vehicles to provide a certified copy of an accident report to any person entitled to a copy and who pays the required fee.
Amends GS 20-383 to also allow designated personnel of the Department of Crime Control and Public Safety to enforce the provisions of Article 17 of GS Chapter 20 and the provisions of GS Chapter 62 that are applicable to motor transportation.
Amends GS 136-89.213 to direct the Turnpike Authority to maintain the confidentiality of all information relating to electronic toll collection. Authorizes the account holder to examine his own account information. Also authorizes the Turnpike Authority to use the account information for purposes of collecting and enforcing tolls. Also authorizes a party, by authority of a proper court order, to inspect and examine confidential account information.
Amends GS 20-118(c), as amended by Section 1 of SL 2011-71, to provide that GS 20-118(b) and GS 20-118(e) do not apply to a vehicle or vehicle combination that meets certain specified requirements.
Provides that, notwithstanding 19A NCAC 02D.0607(e)(3), the Department of Transportation may permit sealed ship containers as non-divisible loads as allowed by Federal Highway Administration policy. Specifies that all Department of Transportation permitting rules that apply to other non-divisible loads apply to sealed ship containers.
Directs the Department of Transportation to initiate the process to conform the North Carolina Administrative Code to this act.
Prohibits the Department of Transportation from expending any funds to erect, construct, build, or otherwise place a median, barrier, or other construct on a specified portion of US Highway 70 that in any way limits, reduces, blocks, or by any other means reduces the current level of ingress and egress to businesses located on that portion of US Highway 70 which are currently accessible from US Highway 70.
Prohibits the Department of Transportation from expending any funds to erect, construct, build, or otherwise place a median, barrier, or other construct on a specified portion of US Highway 64 that in any way limits, reduces, blocks, or by any other means reduces the current level of ingress and egress to businesses located on that portion of US Highway 64.
Prohibits the Department of Transportation from expending any funds to erect, construct, build, or otherwise place a median, barrier, or other construct on a specified portion of Falls of Neuse Road that in any way limits, reduces, blocks, or by any other means reduces the current level of ingress and egress to businesses located on that portion of Falls of Neuse Road.
Makes conforming changes to title. Makes other conforming changes.
Intro. by Rabon. |
House amendments make the following changes to 3rd edition. Amendment #1 directs the Office of Administrative Hearings to seek United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approval to become an agency responsible for administering programs under the federal Clean Water Act, Clean Air Act, and the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act. Changes the effective date for provisions concerning contested cases to the date when the EPA makes the approval referenced above, or June 15, 2012, whichever occurs first.
Amendment #2 rewrites GS 150B-38(a) to add the State Personnel Commission. Makes other conforming and technical changes.
Amendment #3 rewrites GS 143-215.108(d1) to provide that all permits, other than Title V permits, issued under the statute must be issued for a term not to exceed eight years (previously issued for a term of eight years). Makes a similar change to GS 143-215.1(d2).
Intro. by Rouzer, Brown. |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to 2nd edition. Enacts new subsection (m) to GS 66-58 providing for a process for injunctive relief for any person, firm, or corporation that is injured or suffers damages a result of the statute (concerning the sale of merchandise or services by governmental units). Provides that if House Bill 200 of the 2011 Regular Session becomes law, then the following statutes, as amended by Section 13.11B of that bill, are repealed: GS 95-14.2, GS 106-22.6, and GS 143B-279.16 (all concerning limitations on rule making authority).
Intro. by Rouzer, Brown. |
The Daily Bulletin: 2011-06-14
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 1st edition. Deletes the provisions of the 1st edition and replaces it with AN ACT TO REQUIRE SPECIFIED LOCAL PENDING OR COMPLETED INVOLUNTARY ANNEXATIONS BE SUBJECT TO A PETITION TO DENY THE ANNEXATION BY PROPERTY OWNERS OF AT LEAST SIXTY PERCENT OF THE PARCELS LOCATED IN THE AREA. As the title indicates.
Indicates that the specified involuntary annexations are suspended effective June 1, 2011, and prohibits these involuntary annexations from becoming effective until a petition to disallow the annexation process has been completed as described in Section 3 of this act. Provides criteria for the content, distribution, and collection of the petition to deny annexation. Assigns responsibility to the county board of elections to prepare the petitions to sign in opposition to the annexation for property owners of the real property located within the area to be annexed. Provides that if the board of elections delivers petitions signed by property owners of at least 60% of the parcels located in the area to be annexed, the annexation is to be terminated. Prohibits the municipality from adopting a resolution of consideration for the area described in the annexation ordinance for at least 36 months. Also provides for a separate, specified involuntary annexation, already enacted and effective, to be subject to a petition by residents to disallow and repeal the annexation under the same process as described in Section 3 of this act, except that if the board of elections delivers petitions signed by property owners of at least 60% of the parcels located in the area to be annexed, the annexation is to be repealed, effective immediately.
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 2nd edition. Adds Mecklenburg County to the list of local governments that are (1) authorized to enter into leases for the siting and operation of a renewable energy facility for up to 25 years without treating it as a sale and without giving notice by publication and (2) exempt from competitive bidding requirements when letting contracts for use as part of local pilot programs aimed at increasing energy efficiency. Makes conforming change to title.
Intro. by Weiss, Dollar, Jackson, Martin. | Mecklenburg, Wake |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 1st edition. Amends Section 3.(a) to specify that no recall petition will be filed during that term of office against an officer who has been subjected to a recall election and not removed thereby. Deletes requirement that any subsequent recall petition meet a higher signature requirement.
Intro. by Blackwell. | Burke |
AN ACT AT THE REQUEST OF THE CITY OF KANNAPOLIS TO DELAY FOR TWO YEARS THE LEGISLATIVE ANNEXATION OF THE SOUTHLAND DEVELOPMENT TRACTS IN SOUTHERN ROWAN COUNTY. Summarized in Daily Bulletin 3/15/11. Enacted June 14, 2011. Effective June 14, 2011.
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 2nd edition. Prohibits the hunting from any vessel in the Tar River from Springfield Road to the Dunbar Bridge, except that a vessel may be used for transportation to and from otherwise lawful hunting stands upon land owned or leased by a person or upon which a person has written permission to hunt. Provides that violation of this provision is a Class 3 misdemeanor. Applies to Edgecombe County. Makes conforming changes, and a conforming change to the bill title.
Intro. by Owens. | Edgecombe, Pasquotank |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 2nd edition.
Adds new GS 160A-400.15 to Article 19 of GS Chapter 160A, authorizing any municipality to apply demolition by neglect ordinances to contributing structures located outside local historic districts (authorization only applied to the City of Wilmington in previous edition). Applies to any municipality with a population in excess of 100,000 and that meets the additional required specifications.
Also amends Article XI of the Charter of the City of Wilmington (SL 1977-495, as amended), clarifying the establishment of the Civil Service Commission consisting of five regular members and one nonvoting ex-officio member. Provides criteria regarding qualifications of members, terms, appointment, and removal of regular members. Provides other relevant criteria related to the operation of the Civil Service Commission and makes conforming changes to the Charter as needed. Applies only to the City of Wilmington.
Makes conforming changes to the title.
Intro. by Hamilton. |
Senate amendment makes the following changes to 2nd edition. Provides that the County of Transylvania may contract for the design and construction of an animal shelter at a specified location in Brevard, North Carolina, without being subject to certain listed requirements. Makes conforming change to the bill title.
Intro. by T. Moore. | Mecklenburg, Transylvania |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 2nd edition. Adds new section to direct the Department of Environment and Natural Resources to remit any penalty assessed on a poor county between June 1, 2010, and July 1, 2011, for violations of the conditions of an NPDES permit issued to the county, violations of GS 143-215.1(a)(6) by the unauthorized discharge of sludge into the waters of the state, and violations of stream standards and wetland standards under GS 143-215.1 and 15A NCAC 2B.0211(2) resulting from an unauthorized discharge of sludge, if the county satisfies certain specified conditions. Provides definition of poor county.
Makes conforming changes to title.
Intro. by Burr. |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to 1st edition. Adds new section to modify Section 3(f) of Chapter 80 of the 1995 Session Laws to require the Chatham County Board of Education to adopt a resolution dividing election District Number Four into two resident districts using population data from the 2010 federal decennial census. Specifies the terms of office of the board members elected in the two new districts. Directs the Chatham Board of Education to revise its resident district boundaries if appropriate to equalize the population among the districts after each subsequent federal decennial census. Prohibits the Chatham Board of Education from revising its election district boundaries until each subsequent federal decennial census. Specifies certain procedural requirements. Makes conforming changes to title.
The Daily Bulletin: 2011-06-14
Actions on Bills: 2011-06-14
H 12: STOP METHAMPHETAMINE LABS (NEW).
H 36: EMPLOYERS & LOCAL GOV'T MUST USE E-VERIFY (NEW).
H 49: LAURA'S LAW.
H 58: COMM. COLLEGES/OPT OUT OF FED'L LOAN PROG-3 (NEW).
H 112: REALIGN WAKE SUPERIOR COURT DISTRICTS.
H 113: MOTORCYCLE SAFETY ACT.
H 117: ELECTRIC CITIES/USES OF RATE REVENUE.
H 122: REV LAWS TECH, CLARIFY., & ADMIN. CHNGS.
H 160: CHECK-OFF DONATION: BREAST CANCER SCREENING.
H 164: RELEASE OF UPSET BID DEPOSIT (NEW).
H 165: PLANNED COMMUNITY & CONDO ACT AMENDS.
H 167: EXTEND ASSESSMENT REFUND PERIOD.
H 168: FARMS EXEMPT FROM CITY ANNEXATION & ETJ (NEW)
H 174: COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE BROKER LIEN ACT.
H 209: AMEND SW FINANCIAL ASSURANCE RQMTS.
H 218: LEGISLATIVE TASK FORCE ON CHILDHOOD OBESITY.
H 227: DISTURBING/DISMEMBERING HUMAN REMAINS (NEW).
H 229: RURAL OPERATING ASSISTANCE PROGRAM CHANGES.
H 243: CERTIFICATES UNDER SEAL IN INDIGENT CASES/FEE.
H 250: VARIOUS CLARIFYING MILITIA LAW AMENDMENTS.
H 262: REFERENCES TO MILITARY ORGS./MAKE UNIFORM.
H 263: RETIREMENT ALLOWANCE/REMARRIAGE OPTION.
H 281: ETJ RESTRICTIONS.
H 298: INSURANCE AMENDMENTS.
H 311: HOUSEHOLD GOODS CARRIERS/ID MARKINGS
H 313: REPEAL SAVINGS BOND PAYROLL SAVINGS PROGRAM.
H 318: STATE TREASURER'S INVESTMENTS.
H 329: BLDG. CODES/EXPAND EQUINE EXEMPTION.
H 331: ALLOW PAS AND NPS TO SIGN DEATH CERT.
H 332: CLARIFY DEVELOPMENT MORATORIA AUTHORITY.
H 335: PRISON MAINT/JUSTICE REINV/TECH CORR. (NEW).
H 342: HIGH SCHOOL ACCREDITATION.
H 344: TAX CREDITS FOR CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES.
H 350: PROPERTY TAX UNIFORMITY FOR CONSERVATION LAND (NEW)
H 351: RESTORE CONFIDENCE IN GOVERNMENT.
H 358: APEX/CARY ANNEXATION INTO CHATHAM RESTRICTED.
H 373: INSURANCE CHANGES TO PAYMENTS & GROUP LIFE.
H 374: EUGENICS RECORDS/PUBLIC RECORDS EXEMPTION.
H 376: RETIREMENT TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS.
H 379: UNIFORM DEPOSITIONS AND DISCOVERY ACT.
H 380: AMEND RCP/ELECTRONICALLY STORED INFORMATION.
H 381: CHECKING STATION PATTERN SELECTION.
H 382: JUVENILE CODE REVISIONS.
H 386: REAL ESTATE LICENSE LAW AMENDMENTS.
H 388: RECLAIMED WATER CROSS-CONNECTION CONTROL (NEW).
H 393: MODIFY INTERNAL AUDITING STATUTES.
H 397: DHHS PENALTIES AND REMEDIES REVISION.
H 406: VOLUNTARY AGRICULTURE DISTRICTS.
H 408: AMEND CRIMINAL DISCOVERY LAWS.
H 411: IREDELL CORRECTIONAL FACILITY/DOT STORAGE.
H 427: RUN AND YOU'RE DONE.
H 432: SWINE IN TRANSPORT/REGULATE FERAL SWINE.
H 468: AMEND WEIGHT LIMITS FOR FARM PRODUCTS.
H 484: TRANSFER EMERGENCY FORECLOSURE PROGRAM TO HFA.
H 492: STORMWATER/ISOLATED POPL. GROWTH IN COUNTY.
H 501: CREDIT UNION OWNERSHIP OF INS. CO (NEW).
H 507: WITHDRAWING PUBLIC USE DEDICATION.
H 509: EXCLUSIONS FROM LICENSURE: HOME SERVICES.
H 514: UNIFORM MILITARY AND OVERSEAS VOTERS ACT.
H 515: COMM. COLL. TUITION FOR MEMBERS OF MILITARY.
H 538: LGERS LEO DISABILITY (NEW).
H 542: TORT REFORM FOR CITIZENS AND BUSINESSES.
H 567: MOUNTAIN RESOURCES COMM'N/STAGGERED TERMS.
H 575: SERVICE AGREEMENTS/ALLOW RESERVE ACCOUNT.
H 585: VEHICLE EMISSIONS INSPECTIONS (NEW).
H 588: THE FOUNDING PRINCIPLES ACT.
H 594: FUNCTIONALLY EQUIVALENT WASTEWATER SYSTEMS.
H 595: REORGANIZATION/LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT COMNS.
H 609: PROMOTE WATER SUPPLY DEVELOPMENT/EFFICIENCY (NEW).
H 613: NC-THINKS PROGRAM AMENDMENTS.
H 616: AMEND ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS LAWS.
H 617: PORTABLE ELECTRONICS INSURANCE COVERAGE.
H 619: FORCED COMBINATIONS (NEW).
H 622: NURSING HOMES/FOOD SERVICE INSPECTIONS (NEW).
H 629: SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT.
H 642: JUSTICE REINVESTMENT ACT.
H 643: EXEMPT CCPCUA FROM IBT REQUIREMENTS.
H 646: PRISON HOSPITAL COMPLETION.
H 648: IMPROVE ENFORCEMENT/GENERAL CONTRACTOR LAWS.
H 649: AMEND GROUNDS/LICENSE REVOCAT'N/BAIL BONDSMAN.
H 650: AMEND VARIOUS GUN LAWS/CASTLE DOCTRINE (NEW).
H 659: CAPITAL PROCEDURE/SEVERE MENTAL DISABILITY.
H 661: CDL/HAZMAT ENDORSEMENT EXPIRATION.
H 664: DISCLOSURE/GROUP LIFE INSURANCE.
H 677: DISCHARGE OF ADULT CARE HOME RESIDENTS.
H 678: PILOT RELEASE OF INMATES TO ADULT CARE HOMES.
H 686: PAYABLE ON DEATH ACCOUNTS.
H 687: ATTY FEES/CITY OR COUNTY ACTION OUTSIDE AUTH. (NEW).
H 692: INCREASE PAYMENT OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY CLAIMS.
H 709: PROTECT AND PUT NC BACK TO WORK.
H 710: BD. OF ETHICS, LOBBYING, AND CAMPAIGN FINANCE.
H 713: PUBLIC CONTRACTS/MULTIPLE AWARD.
H 720: SCHOOL & TEACHER PAPERWORK REDUCTION ACT.
H 730: LOCAL BDS OF EDUCATION/403(B) OPTION.
H 736: AMEND LAW RE: SCHOOL DISCIPLINE.
H 744: SAFE STUDENTS ACT.
H 750: ASSCS.-STORMWATER RESP./SD & SEPT'G. RULES (NEW).
H 751: VARIOUS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INCENTIVES (NEW).
H 758: ESTABLISH ARTS EDUCATION COMMISSION.
H 762: LANDOWNER PROTECTION ACT.
H 763: LICENSE PLATE AGENCY CONTRACTS.
H 765: STUDY LENGTH OF SCHOOL YEAR.
H 791: AMEND COS. ART LAW/GRANFR. NATURAL HAIR CARE.
H 804: JOHNSTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL NOT IN LGERS.
H 806: ZONING ST. OF LIMIT./AG. DIST. CHANGE.
H 808: REVISE LAWS ON ADULT CARE HOMES.
H 809: MODEL HEALTHCARE-ASSOCIATED INFECTIONS LAW.
H 822: DROPOUT RECOVERY PILOT PROGRAM.
H 845: ANNEXATION REFORM ACT OF 2011 (NEW).
H 846: EXPAND ACCESS/DEATH CERTIFICATE/ADULT ADOPTEE.
H 854: ABORTION--WOMAN'S RIGHT TO KNOW ACT.
H 886: INCREASE CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION DEDUCTION.
H 887: ZONING/TEMP. FAMILY HEALTH CARE STRUCTURES.
H 896: FACILITATE ELECTRONIC LISTING (NEW).
H 916: STATEWIDE EXPANSION OF 1915(B)/(C) WAIVER.
H 927: STATE PENSION PLAN SOLVENCY REFORM ACT.
H 929: HONOR MITCHELL COUNTY'S 150TH.
H 935: RESCIND CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION CALLS.
S 5: HONOR JOHN MCNEILL SMITH, JR.
S 8: NO CAP ON NUMBER OF CHARTER SCHOOLS.
S 31: CLARIFY PENALTY UNAUTH. PRACTICE OF MEDICINE (NEW).
S 33: MEDICAL LIABILITY REFORMS.
S 94: PSAPS TECH STANDARDS/HABITUAL MISD LARCENY (NEW).
S 110: PERMIT TERMINAL GROINS.
S 118: DOWNTOWN SERVICE DISTRICT DEFINITION.
S 125: REGIONAL SCHOOLS (NEW).
S 129: STATE MINERAL IS GOLD.
S 131: AOC COLLECTION ASSISTANCE FEE.
S 144: CASH CONVERTERS MUST KEEP PURCHASE RECORDS.
S 183: SELECTIVE VEGETATION REMOVAL/STATE HIGHWAYS.
S 194: ALTERNATIVE FUEL VEHICLE INCENTIVES (NEW).
S 214: TRANSPORTATION MAP CORRIDORS/CONDEMNATION.
S 227: SCHOOL BUS CRASH REPORT NAME DISCLOSURE (NEW).
S 243: PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP FOR SCHOOLS.
S 252: DEVISEE/DEVISE/STATUTORY COMMISSION
S 267: REV LAWS TECH, CLARIFY., & ADMIN. CHANGES.
S 272: VICTIMS' COMPENSATION LAW CHANGES.
S 287: EXTEND SMALL BUSINESS CENTER INCUBATOR PERIOD.
S 309: CONSERVATION EASEMENTS STEWARDSHIP FUNDS.
S 311: PRETRIAL RELEASE VIOLATION/ARREST (NEW).
S 320: MUNICIPAL SYSTEMS.
S 322: ADOPT OFFICIAL STATE SPORT.
S 340: STATE HISTORIC SITES SPECIAL FUND.
S 356: NO RUN FOR TWO OFFICES/SAME GENERAL ELECTIONS (NEW).
S 375: FACILITATE STATEWIDE HEALTH INFO EXCHANGE.
S 378: ENERGY CROPS FOR BIOFUELS FEEDSTOCKS.
S 385: SMALL BUSINESS ASSIST. RECORDS/TAX PAYMENTS (NEW).
S 394: CLARIFY PROCESS/REPORTABLE OFFENSES IN SCH.
S 397: EXPUNGE NONVIOLENT OFFENSE BY MINOR.
S 409: GLOBAL TRANSPARK GOV. REFORM & LOAN REPAYMENT (NEW).
S 411: STANLY COUNTY LOCAL CHANGES (NEW).
S 413: ORDINANCE FIRST READING VOTE.
S 433: LOCAL HUMAN SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
S 436: EXTEND SUNSETS (NEW).
S 438: CLARIFY MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSING LAW.
S 449: TASK FORCE ON FRAUD AGAINST OLDER ADULTS.
S 466: MODIFY TEACHER CAREER STATUS LAW.
S 467: NATUROPATHIC LICENSING ACT.
S 474: PHOTO ID FOR CERTAIN CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES.
S 487: DISPUTED EARNEST MONEY/ATTORNEYS DEPOSIT.
S 488: LANDLORD NOTICE NC BAR/HOMEOWNER-BUYER PROT. (NEW).
S 493: CODIFY NC CENTURY FARMS PROGRAM IN DACS.
S 496: MEDICAID AND HEALTH CHOICE PROVIDER REQ. (NEW).
S 498: MODIFY LAW RE: CORPORAL PUNISHMENT.
S 499: CLARIFY AG DEVELOPMENT/PRESERVATION IN DACS.
S 507: CLARIFY EXCEPTION/REAL ESTATE BROKER LAWS.
S 527: LIFE SCIENCE DEVELOPMENT ACT.
S 532: ESC/JOBS REFORM.
S 533: INDIVIDUALLY METERED UNITS/TENANTS CHARGED.
S 565: OBSERVE JULY AS WATERMELON MONTH.
S 572: COUNTY BROADBAND GRANTS (NEW).
S 581: CLARIFY MOTOR VEHICLE LAWS.
S 590: TERMINAL RENTAL ADJUSTMENT CLAUSES.
S 597: BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES FOR MILITARY (NEW).
S 603: PESTICIDE REGISTRATION PAPER REDUCTION.
S 607: CONFORM MEDICAL RECORD LAWS.
S 609: FACILITATE LOCUM TENENS PHYSICIANS.
S 631: UNC/CHEROKEE LANGUAGE CREDIT.
S 644: DSS ADOPTION ASSISTANCE AGREEMENTS BINDING.
S 676: CLARIFY WATER AND WELL RIGHTS/PRIVATE PROPERTY.
S 685: MODIFY REGULATION OF PROPRIETARY SCHOOLS.
S 702: DIRECTOR AND OFFICER INSURANCE FOR TREASURER.
S 707: SCHOOL VIOLENCE PREVENTION ACT.
S 708: BUILDING CODE RULES/EFFECTIVE DATES (NEW).
S 709: ENERGY JOBS ACT.
S 726: MULTIPLE BIRTH SIBLING CLASSROOM PLACEMENT.
S 743: ENCOURAGE VOLUNTEER HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS.
S 750: OMNIBUS TRANSPORTATION ACT (NEW).
S 770: BIRTH CERTIFICATE/STILLBORN INFANTS.
S 771: SINGLE TRIP PERMITS/MODULAR HOMES.
S 778: CONFIRM EDWARD FINLEY TO UTILITIES COMMISSION.
S 781: REGULATORY REFORM ACT OF 2011.
S 783: WRIGHT BROTHERS SOARING HERITAGE MONTH.
Actions on Bills: 2011-06-14
H 15: OPT OUT OF FED'L LOAN PROGRAM/COMM. COLLEGES (NEW).
H 56: LOCAL ANNEXATIONS SUBJECT TO 60% PETITION (NEW).
H 66: GREENE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
H 96: ALLEGHANY/JACKSON/GROVER OT (NEW).
H 134: COMM. COLLEGES/OPT OUT OF FED'L LOAN PROG.-2 (NEW).
H 170: WINSTON-SALEM/COUNCIL MEETINGS
H 207: LOCAL DEVELOPMENT FOR WINSTON-SALEM.
H 208: ACQUIRING BY RIGHT-CONDEMNATION OF PROPERTY.
H 266: LOCAL ENERGY EFFICIENCY (NEW).
H 291: BELHAVEN RECALL ELECTIONS.
H 338: BURKE SCHOOL BOARD RECALL.
H 352: DELAY KANNAPOLIS ANNEXATION.
H 360: COLUMBIA MUNICIPAL EARLY VOTING.
H 362: PASQUOTANK HUNTING
H 367: ROANOKE RAPIDS DEANNEXATION.
H 403: CONTRIBUTING STRUCTURES (NEW).
H 410: PINEBLUFF/PRESRVE LAND FOR PARKS.
H 416: EXPAND JOYCE CREEK DISTRICT BOARD.
H 420: OAK ISLAND/WHEEL CLOCKS.
H 442: CORNELIUS DESIGN-BUILD AND INVESTMENTS.
H 463: ROCKINGHAM/TAKING OF FOXES.
H 469: ADDL. LUMBERTON & ST. PAULS OCCUP. TAX (NEW).
H 482: WATER SUPPLY LINES/WATER VIOLATION WAIVERS (NEW).
H 486: TRYON DEANNEXATION.
H 498: WAKE SCHOOL BOARD PRESIDING OFFICER VOTING (NEW).
H 508: MODIFY MECKLENBURG COUNTY LOCAL TAXES.
H 510: REIDSVILLE ELECTIONS.
H 516: MOUNT AIRY CHARTER AMENDMENTS.
H 523: CHANGE WINSTON-SALEM/FORSYTH ELECTION METHOD.
H 536: LINCOLN AND CHATHAM SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICTS (NEW).
H 541: COMM. COLLEGES/OPT OUT OF FED'L LOAN PROGRAM (NEW).
H 558: FORSYTH/WINSTON-SALEM ZONING AMENDMENTS.
H 581: AMEND LUMBERTON FIREMEN'S PENSION FUND.
S 39: PARMELE TOWN BOARD SIZE.
S 151: WAKE COMMISSIONERS DISTRICTING/VACANCIES (NEW).
S 159: CONVEY BLUE RIDGE CORR. FAC TO MAYLAND CC (NEW)
S 177: GREENSBORO RENTAL PROPERTY UTILITY LIENS.
S 237: INCORPORATE CASTLE HAYNE.
S 250: HARKERS ISLAND SANITARY DISTRICT ELECTIONS (NEW).
S 260: PITT COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION (NEW).
S 289: CAPE CARTERET DEANNEXATION.
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