Bill:  SB 786 
Legislative Session: 80(R) Council Document: 80R 5798 PAM-D
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Last Action:04/30/2007 H Referred to Land & Resource Management
Caption Version:Engrossed
Caption Text:Relating to the mitigation of the impact of residential development in public school districts.
Author:Wentworth
Subjects:City Government--Land Use & Zoning (I0064)
County Government--Land Use & Zoning (I0098)
Education--Primary & Secondary--Facilities (I0241)
PLATTING (S0285)
EDUCATION, COMMISSIONER OF (V9954)
Companion:HB 2916 by Kuempel, Identical
Senate Committee:Education
Status:Out of committee
Vote:Ayes=7   Nays=0   Present Not Voting=0   Absent=2
House Committee:Land & Resource Management
Status:In committee
Actions: (ascending date order)
Viewing Votes: Most Recent Senate Vote
Description Comment Date       Time       Journal Page
S   Received by the Secretary of the Senate      02/21/2007    
S   Filed      02/21/2007    
S   Read first time      03/06/2007     410
S   Referred to Education      03/06/2007     410
S   Scheduled for public hearing on . . . . .      04/12/2007    
S   Considered in public hearing      04/12/2007    
S   Testimony taken in committee      04/12/2007    
S   Reported favorably as substituted      04/16/2007     1003
S   Recommended for local & uncontested calendar      04/16/2007    
S   Committee report printed and distributed      04/16/2007   07:19 PM 
S   Placed on local & uncontested calendar      04/26/2007    
S   Laid before the Senate      04/26/2007     1310
S   Read 2nd time & passed to engrossment      04/26/2007     1310
S   Vote recorded in Journal      04/26/2007     1310
S   Three day rule suspended      04/26/2007     1310
S   Record vote      04/26/2007     1310
S   Read 3rd time      04/26/2007     1310
S   Passed      04/26/2007     1310
S   Record vote      04/26/2007     1310
S   Reported engrossed      04/26/2007    
H   Received from the Senate      04/26/2007     2542
H   Read first time      04/30/2007     2697
H   Referred to Land & Resource Management      04/30/2007     2697