SB 303, PN 1356:
This bill would revise the fee schedules and charges that may be levied
by constables for services rendered to the judiciary. A vote of 49-0
was recorded.
HB 1114, PN 1946:
This legislation would amend the Waste Tire Recycling Act to provide for
the disposal of waste tires and for remediation liens on waste tire
sites. A vote of 49-0 was recorded.
HB 1455, PN 1753:
This bill would designate the intersection of State Route 18 and State
Route 58 in Mercer County as the “Joseph J. Lininger Intersection.”
A vote of
49-0 was recorded.
Executive
Nominations
The Senate confirmed
the following nominees. A vote of 49-0 was recorded.
Sister Teresa
Novak, Pennsylvania Council on Aging
Terrie Suica-Reed,
State Board of Cosmetology
Bennett
Goldstein, State Board of Funeral Directors
Donald J.
Murphy, State Board of Funeral Directors
Bette A. Grey,
State Board of Medicine
Ronald D. Ertley,
State Transportation Commission
Special Session HB
39, PN 91:
This bill, known as the Pennsylvania Taxpayer Relief Act, would provide
for an average statewide property tax reduction of 41 percent after four
years. This bill would include immediate help for senior citizens by
doubling the number of households eligible for the Property Tax/Rent
Rebate program. This legislation would also provide for an average
statewide property tax reduction of 18 percent in the first year. These
property tax reductions would be funded through increases in local
earned income tax rates, with local decision-making preserved. This
legislation would also place spending controls on school districts. A
vote of 39-10 was recorded.
