Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to the 2nd edition.
Amends GS 44A-11.1 to provide that an owner is not required to designate a lien agent for the addition of an accessory building or structure as defined in the North Carolina Uniform Residential Building Code (Code), the use of which is incidental to the owner-occupied residence. Also amends GS 87-14(a)(3) toextend the exemption to requiring the designation of a lien agent to an applicant for a building permit for the addition of an accessory building or accessory structure as defined in the Code, the use of which is incidental to that residential dwelling unit. Also amends GS 160A-417 (cities and towns) and GS 153A-357(e) (counties) to extend the exemption to requiring the designation of a lien agentto the permit requirements for the construction, reconstruction, alteration, repair, movement to another site, removal, or demolition of any building or structure.
Rewrites subsection (h) of GS 44A-11.2, defining custom contractor to mean a contractor duly licensed as a general contractor under Article 1 of GS Chapter 87, who has contracted with an owner who is not an affiliate, relative, or insider of the contractor to build a single-family residence on the owner's property to be occupied by the owner as a residence. Specifies that the notice requirement under subsections (m) and (n) of GS 44A-11.2 will be considered to have been met on the date that the lien agent receives notice of its designation as lien agent from the custom contractor, providing that certain specified conditions are met.
Makes a technical correction.
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Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to the 2nd edition.
Makes technical and clarifying changes to GS 160A-388(a1), (a2), and (b1).
Senate committee substitute to the 3rd edition makes the following changes. Amends GS 143-214.7, GS 143-215.1, GS 113A-54.1, and GS 113A-61 to amend the conditions that must be met before the Department of Environment and Natural Resources may transfer a permit to require that the permit holder meet one of the specified descriptions, including being a partnership, limited liability corporation, corporation, or any other business association that has been dissolved (was, only a corporation that has been dissolved); also clarifies that a person lawfully divested of title to the property must have been lawfully and finally divested of title.
Senate committee substitute to the 2nd edition makes the following changes. Amends GS 7A-305(f), GS 7A-306(g), and GS 7A-307(a)(4) to require that the fee accompany any filing of a notice of hearing on a motion (was, any filing containing one or more motions) not listed in GS 7A-308 that is filed with the clerk. Also amends GS 7A-305(f) to add that costs are not assessed to a motion filed pursuant to GS 1C-1602 (allowing a debtor to elect to take the personal property and homestead exemptions instead of the exemptions provided by GS 1C‑1601). Makes technical changes.
Intro. by Turner. | GS 7A |
House committee substitute to the 2nd edition makes the following changes.
Amends GS 20-16.2(c1), providing that when a person who has an alcohol concentration of 0.08 or more (was, 0.13) refuses to submit to a chemical analysis, the law enforcement officer and the chemical analyst must, without unnecessary delay, go before an official authorized to administer oaths and execute an affidavit as to the facts of the arrest and the results of any tests given.
Amends GS 20-17.8 to require ignition interlock systems for all persons convicted of driving with an alcohol concentration of 0.08 or more (was, 0.13 or more).
Amends GS 20-179.3(g5) to provide that an ignition interlock and other restrictions apply to a limited driving privilege when the person had an alcohol concentration of 0.08 or more (was, 0.13 or more).
Intro. by Faircloth, Jordan, Jackson. | GS 20 |
Senate amendment makes the following change to the 1st edition.
Amends GS 116E-4(c) to require that the North Carolina Longitudinal Data System Board begin making quarterly reports to specified legislative entities beginning September 30, 2013 (was, May 31).
Intro. by Blackwell, Holloway, Johnson, Jordan. | GS 116E |
Senate committee substitute makes the following changes to the 2nd edition.
Changes the short and long titles.
Amends the exception to the deferral of further proceedings, provided for in GS 90-96(a), providing that when the court makes a written finding, and the District Attorney agrees, that the offender is inappropriate for a conditional discharge (was, for deferred prosecution) for factors related to the offense, the provisions of this section do not apply and the offender will not receive a conditional discharge.
Intro. by Davis, Daughtry. | GS 90 |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to the 2nd edition.
Amends GS 87-98.12 to provide that within a one-year period, a well contractor must complete the number of continuing education hours (was, two hours)as approved by the Well Contractors Certification Commission (Commission). Prohibits the Commission from requiring more than four hours of continuing education within a one-year period.
Intro. by Hardister, Millis, Tine, Jeter. | GS 87 |
A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL FUNDING IN THE STATE MEDICAID PROGRAM FOR THE 2012-2013 FISCAL YEAR. Enacted May 30, 2013. Effective May 30, 2013.
Intro. by Burr. | APPROP |
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Actions on Bills: 2013-05-30
H 10: REMOVE ROUTE RESTRICTION FOR NC 540 LOOP.
H 13: STATE AGENCY PROPERTY USE/BIENNIAL REPORT.
H 88: LIEN AGENTS/TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS (NEW).
H 90: HONOR HAYESVILLE'S 100TH ANNIVERSARY.
H 114: NO SS# REQ/ABSOLUTE DIVORCE (NEW).
H 142: PROVIDE ACCESS TO CAMPUS POLICE RECORDS.
H 146: BACK TO BASICS.
H 254: ZONING CHANGES/NOTICE TO MILITARY BASES.
H 276: ZONING/BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT CHANGES.
H 279: TRANSFER ENVIRONMENTAL PERMITS.
H 301: CLARIFYING CHANGES/ENGINEERS/SURVEYORS LAWS.
H 343: COURTS/PROCEDURE AND FEE AMENDMENTS.-AB
H 368: BD. OF AGRICULTURE FORESTRY/NURSERY APPTS.-AB
H 371: CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANT CERTIFICATION/FEE.-AB
H 383: AMEND GRAIN DEALER LICENSING LAWS.-AB
H 392: WARRANT STATUS/DRUG SCREEN PUBLIC ASSIST (NEW).
H 449: STATE CONTRACTS/FURNITURE.
H 515: AMEND CREDIT UNION LAWS.
H 532: NO DRINKING IN EMS & LAW ENFORCEMENT VEHICLES.
H 536: IGNITION INTERLOCK REQ'D/ALL DWIS.
H 591: REPORTING AND TERMS FOR LONG. DATA BOARD.
H 593: REGISTER OF DEEDS HOURS.
H 616: TRANSITIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN ORIGINATOR.
H 641: AMEND CONDITIONAL DISCHARGE/1ST DRUG OFFENSE.
H 664: CELL TOWER DEPLOYMENT ACT.
H 687: HOMELESS SHELTERS/REMOVE AGE LIMITS.
H 688: AMEND CONTINUING ED REQ'S/CERT. WELL K'ORS.
H 788: WATER/SEWER AUTHORITY/RATE FLEXIBILITY.
H 813: BAN SYNTHETIC CANNABINOIDS (NEW).
H 828: UPDATE PHYSICAL THERAPY PRACTICE ACT.
H 980: MEDICAID/2012-2013 ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS
H 1007: CONFIRM AYERS AS EXEC DIRECTOR NCUC.
S 189: AMEND LAW DEFINING HOME SCHOOLS.
S 222: REVISE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES REPORTING.
S 234: HUNTER EDUCATION/APPRENTICE PERMIT.
S 316: PRETRIAL RELEASE/REBUTTABLE PRESUMPTION.
S 334: DOROTHEA DIX LEASE.
S 368: COUNTY/SHERIFF FEE CHANGES/FELONY ESCAPE (NEW).
S 430: CLARIFY ELECTRIC LOAD CONTROL PROCESS.
S 465: PROHIBIT USE OF TAX ZAPPER SOFTWARE.
S 659: MAP 21 CONFORMING REVISIONS.-AB
Actions on Bills: 2013-05-30
H 517: ROCKINGHAM/NO RIGHT-OF-WAY SPOTLIGHTING.
H 545: MODIFY HENDERSON CO. OCCUPANCY TAX.
H 671: MILLS RIVER/DEANNEXATION.
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