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HB 279, PN 2430: This bill would amend the Pennsylvania
Municipal Retirement Law by extending the period to use excess interest
for administrative expenses. A 50-0 vote was recorded.
HB 136, PN 2243: This bill would stipulate that
appropriations made to non-profit watershed associations by the board of
supervisors of a second-class township could not be used for litigation
against any municipal corporation or individual landowner. A 50-0 vote
was recorded.
HB 266, PN 2244: This bill would stipulate that
appropriations made to non-profit watershed associations by a borough
could not be used for litigation against any municipal corporation or
individual landowner. A 50-0 vote was recorded.
HB 267, PN 2245: This legislation would stipulate that
appropriations made to non-profit watershed associations by the board of
supervisors of a first-class township could not be used for litigation
against any municipal corporation or individual landowner. A 50-0 vote
was recorded.
HB 271, PN 1616: This bill would authorize the Fish and Boat
Commission to convey two tracts of land in Cumberland County to the
North Newton and West Pennsboro townships. A 50-0 vote was recorded.
SB 639, PN 737: This bill would amend the Real Estate Tax
Sale Law to further provide for property subject to or exempt from
claim, for the owner’s last known address to be included in the contents
of claims entered, and for the maintenance of a public records list. A
50-0 vote was recorded.
SB 640, PN 738: This legislation would amend the Municipal
Claim and Tax Lien Law to further provide for the donation of property
in lieu of taxes and provide for a public record of all properties
against which taxes were levied and remain unpaid. A 50-0 vote was
recorded.
HB 1589, PN 2493: This bill would expand the definition of a
rural hospital. Sen. Brightbill offered amendment A2701, which was
technical in nature. The Senate agreed to the amendment, and a vote of
50-0 was recorded for the bill.
HB 1745, PN 2492: This legislation would convey tracts of
land and buildings, consisting of a portion of the former Laurelton
Center, located in Hartley township, Union County. Sen. Gordner offered
amendment A2702, which added a conveyance of land in Danville, Montour
County. The Senate agreed to the amendment, and a vote of 50-0 was
recorded for the bill.
Executive Nominations
The Senate confirmed the following
nominees. A 50-0 vote was recorded for each.
- Anne E. Covey, Esq., Pennsylvania
Labor Relations Board
- James M. Darby, Esq., Pennsylvania
Labor Relations Board
- Robert F. McRae, State Board of
Certified Real Estate Appraisers
- Michael J. Winn, Board of Trustees
of Thaddeus Stevens C
- Alan Papernick,
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
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