Amends the short and long titles.
House committee substitute deletes all of the provisions of the 1st edition and replaces them with the following.
Establishes the Drainage Improvement Study Commission (Commission), comprised of 15 members, with six being appointed by the Speaker of the House of Representatives and six to be appointed by the President Pro Tempore, as specified. Remaining members are (1) Director of the Division of Soil and Water Conservation of the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, (2) Secretary of the Department of Transportation, and (3) Executive Director of the Wildlife Resources Commission (or their respective designees). Directs the Commission to also consult with and request participation from representatives of the Wilmington District of the US Army Corps of Engineers and the Natural Resource Conservation Service. Sets out the matters the Commission must study related to the problem of adequate drainage in counties with areas with an elevation less than 124 feet above sea level, including (1) the impact and cost to agriculture, forestry, and property owners from lack of adequate drainage and (2) how much beavers affect the drainage problem.
Sets out requirements and administrative information concerning the Commission.
Directs the Commission to make a final report to the 2016 Regular Session of the 2015 General Assembly. Commission is to terminate on December 31, 2016, or upon the filing of the final report, whichever occurs first.
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| Intro. by Waddell, Brisson, Hamilton, Iler. | STUDY |
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Conference report makes the following changes to the 5th edition.
Amends proposed GS Chapter 28A, Article 2B, Living Probate, making technical corrections for the purposes of language conformity. Deletes language in GS 28A-2B-5 that previously allowed the contents of a file concerning a judgment for will validity to be released to (1) the testator of the will, (2) the judge hearing or reviewing the matter, or (3) certain interested persons and attorneys, without an order from the clerk of court. Adds language allowing such disclosure to any court of competent jurisdiction hearing or reviewing the matter. Provides that after the death of a petitioner, sealed files will be unsealed at the request of any interested person for the purposes of probate or other estate proceedings.
With the exception of the changes to GS 30-3.3A(e), deletes all of the changes in Part IV of the act, which includes proposed sections or changes made to the following: GS 28A-13-3 (Powers of a personal representative or fiduciary), GS 28A-13-3.1 (Power of a personal representative to deal with real property without a court order), GS 28A-13-3.2 (Notice of exercise of power with respect to real property not devised to personal representative), GS 28A-13-3.3 (Reimbursement of devisees for payment of carrying costs), GS 28A-15-1(c) (concerning sales by personal representatives), GS 28A-15-2 (Title and possession of property), GS 28A-22-1 (Scheme of distribution; testate and intestate estates), and GS 28A-23-3(b) (concerning proceeds of sales of an estate).
Makes technical changes.
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AN ACT EXTENDING THE EXTRATERRITORIAL JURISDICTION OF THE TOWN OF CLAYTON AND DEFINING THE EXTRATERRITORIAL JURISDICTION AREA OF THE TOWN OF WALLACE. Enacted July 30, 2015. Effective July 30, 2015.
AN ACT REMOVING CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS ON SATELLITE ANNEXATIONS FOR THE TOWNS OF HOPE MILLS AND SPRING LAKE. Enacted July 30, 2015. Effective July 30, 2015.
| Intro. by Szoka. | Cumberland |
House committee substitute makes the following changes to the 1st edition.
Removes a sentence exempting from the occupancy tax accommodations furnished by nonprofit charitable, educational, or religious organizations.
Requires the Sanford Tourism Development Authority to use 100% of funds raised by the occupancy tax to promote tourism and travel in Sanford and removes provision authorizing the authority to finance tourist-related capital projects. The 1st edition required the authority to spend two-thirds of the funds to promote travel and tourism and the remainder for tourism-related expenditures, which the 1st definition defined as expenditures that increase the use of lodging and convention facilities, including capital expenditures.
| Intro. by | Lee |
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Actions on Bills: 2015-07-30
H 13: AMEND SCHOOL HEALTH ASSESSMENT REQUIREMENT.
H 59: CLARIFY REPORT ADMISSIBILITY.
H 134: SOLICITING PROSTITUTION/IMMUNITY FOR MINORS.
H 185: REPEAL DCR'S OBSOLETE COMMS & LANGUAGE.-AB
H 186: CAPE FEAR WATER RESOURCES AVAILABILITY STUDY.
H 215: PROCEDURE FOR WAIVER OF JURY TRIAL.
H 229: CHURCH TAX EXEMPTION/DRIVING PRIVILEGES. (NEW)
H 267: AMEND RESPIRATORY CARE PRACTICE ACT.-AB
H 284: Civil Contempt/Jury Duty
H 287: AMEND INSURANCE LAWS.-AB
H 338: FAIL TO OBTAIN DL/INCREASE PUNISHMENT.
H 383: CLARIFY STATUTORY SCHEME/SEX OFFENSES.
H 397: CLARIFY PROTECTIONS/EXPLOITATION OF ELDERS.
H 514: COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION MANAGERS LICENSURE ACT.
H 529: NC DRIVERS LICENSE RESTORATION ACT.
H 532: WC/TRUCK DRIVER STATUS.
H 538: WATER AND SEWER SERVICE RELATED CHANGES (NEW).
H 553: ORDINANCES REGULATING ANIMALS.
H 556: ACHIEVING A BETTER LIFE EXPERIENCE ACT.
H 561: SCHOOL SYSTEM AUTH. RE: LEGAL PROCEEDINGS.
H 566: AMEND EYEWITNESS ID/SHOW-UP.
H 607: ALLOW PROTECTED CONSUMER SECURITY FREEZES.
H 651: APPRAISAL BD. RECORDKEEPING & BKGRD. CHECKS.
H 721: SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE/LAND DEVELOP. CHANGES.
H 724: AMEND COMPOSITION OF NC MEDICAL BOARD.
H 774: RESTORING PROPER JUSTICE ACT.
H 797: ALARM REGISTRATION INFO NOT PUBLIC RECORD.
H 814: THE WILLIAM C. LINDLEY, JR. SUDEP LAW.
H 823: ESTABLISH ADVISORY COUNCIL ON RARE DISEASES.
H 904: STUDY DRAINAGE NEEDS/LOW-LYING AREAS (NEW).
S 82: VITAL RECORDS INTEGRITY ACT.
S 182: AUTOMATIC LICENSE PLATE READERS.
S 183: ELIMINATE CRVS FOR MISDEMEANANTS.
S 199: FUNDS DEPOSITED WITH CLERK OF COURT.
S 233: AUTOMATIC EXPUNCTION/MISTAKEN IDENTITY.
S 273: MOTOR VEHICLE TAX: WAIVE PENALTIES/INTEREST.
S 313: INDUSTRIAL HEMP. (NEW)
S 336: ESTATE PLANNING/UNIFORM TRUST CODE.
S 345: LIMIT STORAGE DURATION FOR DAMAGED VEHICLE (NEW).
S 374: MODIFY FOR-HIRE LICENSE LOGBOOK REQUIREMENT.
S 386: REGISTERS OF DEEDS/UCC RECORDING FEES.
S 438: PERMANENT PLATES/CHARTER SCHOOLS.
S 581: STUDY SUBDIV. STREETS/TRAFFIC CALMING DEVICES (NEW).
S 718: HONOR HARRIS BLAKE, FORMER SENATOR.
Actions on Bills: 2015-07-30
H 199: CERTAIN CITIES/DONATE SERVICE ANIMALS.
H 343: CLAYTON/WALLACE ETJ AREAS (NEW).
H 386: HOPE MILLS/SPRING LAKE/SATELLITE ANNEXATIONS (NEW).
H 394: INCREASE OPTIONS FOR LOCAL OPTION SALES TAX.
H 412: DUNN ANNEXATION/HOLLY RIDGE ANNEXATION.
H 490: SANFORD OCCUPANCY TAX AUTHORIZATION.
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