HB872, PN3591:
This bill would designate the bridge carrying State Route 1017, known as
Lycoming Creek Road, over Bottle Run, Old Lycoming Township, Lycoming
County, as the John Gross Memorial Bridge; and would re-designate the
bridge on State Route 36 in the Borough of Mahaffey, Clearfield County,
as the PFC Melvin L. Brown Memorial Bridge.
SB472, PN547:
This bill
would amend the Public School Code of 1949 to create a Science
Technology Partnership Program between institutions of higher education
and schools or school districts. A vote of 50-0 was recorded.
SB1116, PN1770:
This bill
would require the Attorney General’s office to keep a “do not call” list
until the phone number is no longer valid. The person who requested
their name be included in the list would ask for their number to be
expunged. A
vote of 50-0 was recorded.
SB1277, PN1767:
This bill
would amend the Public School Code of 1949 to add “charter schools” that
provide alternative education programs as their central mission to the
entities (school district or combination of school districts) that may
apply for funding under this section. A vote of 30-20 was recorded.
SB1281, PN2021:
This
bill would amend the Public School Code of 1949 to permit a child who
lives outside of Pennsylvania whose parents have been ordered to active
military duty, other than training, to be considered a resident of his
or her school district immediately prior to the relocation. A vote of
50-0 was recorded.
HB1281, PN3533:
This bill
would amend the Pennsylvania Appalachian Trail Act to further provide
for municipal responsibilities along the corridor of the Appalachian
Trail in Pennsylvania.
Senator Vance
offered Amendment A07027. The amendment would allow certain exceptions
to the requirement of creating a municipal zoning ordinance for
properties along the Appalachian Trail.
The amendment was
agreed to and the bill was moved up.
SB615, PN666:
The
legislation provides for the regulation of Bail Bond Enforcement Agents
defined as a person licensed to recapture suspects who are released on
bail.
Senator Greenleaf
offered Amendment A06899. The amendment would provide for a fine amount
of $10,000 for a violator.
The amendment was
agreed to and the bill was moved up.
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