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1 SIERRA CLUB NEBRASKA CHAPTER To: Nebraska Chapter of the Sierra Club From: James P. Cavanaugh Date: February15, 2109 RE: Nebraska 2019 Legislative Session, Week Ending February15, 2019 Special Invitation Notice: Wednesday March 13 th 5-7 PM Cavanaugh&Associates invites you to a St. Patrick s Day party we are co-sponsoring, honoring Senators and Legislative Staff at the Nebraska Club at the Top of the US Bank 233 South 13 th St. Lincoln, NE WEEK IN REVIEW Today is a recess day. Thursday February 14 th was the 26th day of the 90 day 2019 legislative session. Monday February 18 th will be a recess day marking the Presidents Day holiday. This week the Legislature conducted half day floor debate on General File bills and half day committee hearings. On Monday February 11 th we testified (see attached) in favor of LB283 (PRO Pansing Brooks) Provide for a climate change study in the Executive Board. Also testifying were 18 PRO, 4--ANTI 0 Neutral. Also testifying in our favor were: Ken Haar, Verdis Group, Nebraska Elders Climate Legacy, AIA, and Citizens Climate Lobby. On Wednesday February 13 th LB124 (PRO Crawford) Change provisions relating to jointly created clean energy assessment districts under the Property Assessed Clean Energy Act advanced to select file. LB302 (ANTI Hughes) Merge the State Energy Office with and rename the Department of Environmental Quality is on Select File for Tuesday February 19 th. Upcoming Hearing Dates Sierra Club LB729 PRO Walz Adopt the Soil Health and Productivity 2/19/19 Incentive Act Agriculture Committee LB368 ANTI Hughes Eliminate overappropriated river basins, 2/20/19 subbasins, and reaches Agriculture Cmte LB46 PRO Chambers Eliminate provisions relating to the hunting of mountain lions 2/21/19 Nat. Resources LB621 PRO Kolowski Change provisions relating to solar energy 2/21/19 and wind energy, declare certain instruments Natural Resources Cmte void and unenforceable, and provide for a civil cause of action **(BoSI)LB51 PRO Vargas Change license applications, prohibited acts, 2/26/19 PO Box 4664 Omaha, NE sierraclub.org/nebraska/facebook.com/nebraskasierraclub
2 Page 2 of 7 and franchise restrictions under the Motor Vehicle Industry Regulation Act Trans&Telecom LB366 ANTI Bostelman Change registration fee for alternative fuel-powered 2/26/19 Motor Vehicles Trans&Telecom LB157 PRO Brewer Provide for voluntary registration, duties for the 2/26/19 Department of Agriculture, and a cause of action Ag. Cmte under the Nebraska Apiary Act LB401 PRO Quick Adopt the Midwest Interstate Passenger Rail Compact 3/05/19 Trans&Telecom Cmte **(BoSI)LB509 PRO McCollister Redefine the terms net metering and qualified facility 3/14/19 and change powers and duties of a Natural Resources Cmte local distribution utility ATTACHMENTS: Tuesday February 19, 2019 Agenda LB283 testimony materials The latest issue of the Unicameral Update can be found at: To review the full text of bills, as well as committee hearing schedules, please look on the Unicameral website at: Fiscal notes can also be found there. Please call or me at any time if you have any questions. My contact information is: James P. Cavanaugh Cavanaughlawfirm@aol.com Office: (800) or (402) Cell: (402) PO Box 4664 Omaha, NE sierraclub.org/nebraska/facebook.com/nebraskasierraclub
3 Bills of Special Interest to Nebraksa Chapter of the Sierra Club LB 51 PRO Vargas Change license applications, prohibited acts, and franchise restrictions under the Motor Vehicile Industry Regulation Act LB283 PRO 1/31/2019 Hunt name added 1/30/2019 Notice of hearing for February 26, /14/2019 Referred to Transportation and Telecommunications Committee Pansing Brooks Provide for a climate change study 2/4/2019 Hunt name added 1/30/2019 Notice of hearing for February 11, /18/2019 Referred to Executive Board 1/15/2019 Date of introduction LB509 PRO McCollister Redefine the terms net metering and qualified facility and change powers and duties of a local distribution utility 1/24/2019 Referred to Natural Resources Committee 1/22/2019 Date of introduction LB678 PRO Vargas Create the Volkswagen Settlement Cash Fund and provide duties for the Department of Environmental Quality 1/25/2019 Referred to Appropriations Committee LB691 PRO Cavanaugh Provide for the Ornate Box Turtle Conservation license plates 1/25/2019 Referred to Transportation and Telecommunications Committee LB704 PRO McCollister Provide for a request for proposals for renewable energy for state-owned buildings and a study regarding state vehicles 1/25/2019 Referred to Government, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee Friday, February 15, 2019 Page 1 of 1
4 Bills of Interest to the Nebraska Chapter of the Sierra Club LB 23 PRO Kolterman Change the Property Assessed Clean Energy Act 1/14/2019 Referred to Urban Affairs Committee LB 45 PRO Chambers Repeal the Black-Tailed Prairie Dog Management Act 1/14/2019 Referred to Agriculture Committee LB 46 PRO Chambers Eliminate provisions relating to the hunting of mountain lions 2/14/2019 Notice of hearing for February 21, /14/2019 Referred to Natural Resources Committee LB 51 PRO Vargas Change license applications, prohibited acts, and franchise restrictions under the Motor Vehicile Industry Regulation Act 1/31/2019 Hunt name added 1/30/2019 Notice of hearing for February 26, /14/2019 Referred to Transportation and Telecommunications Committee LB124 PRO Crawford Change provisions relating to jointly created clean energy assessment districts under the Property Assessed Clean Energy Act 2/13/2019 Urban Affairs AM199 adopted 2/13/2019 Advanced to Enrollment and Review Initial 2/8/2019 Urban Affairs AM199 filed 2/8/2019 Placed on General File with AM199 1/14/2019 Referred to Urban Affairs Committee LB157 PRO Brewer Provide for voluntary registration, duties for the Department of Agriculture, and a cause of action under the Nebraska Apiary Act 2/13/2019 Notice of hearing for February 26, /15/2019 Referred to Agriculture Committee 1/11/2019 Date of introduction Friday, February 15, 2019 Page 1 of 4
5 LB243 MON Gragert Crate the Healthy Soils Task Force LB283 PRO 1/22/2019 Notice of hearing for January 29, /16/2019 Referred to Agriculture Committee 1/14/2019 Date of introduction Pansing Brooks Provide for a climate change study 2/4/2019 Hunt name added 1/30/2019 Notice of hearing for February 11, /18/2019 Referred to Executive Board 1/15/2019 Date of introduction LB302 ANTI Hughes Merge the State Energy Office with and rename the Department of Environmental Quality 2/13/2019 Placed on Select File 2/7/2019 Advanced to Enrollment and Review Initial 2/1/2019 Placed on General File 1/23/2019 Notice of hearing for January 30, /17/2019 Referred to Natural Resources Committee 1/15/2019 Date of introduction LB366 ANTI Bostelman Change registration fee for alternative fuel-powered motor vehicles 1/30/2019 Notice of hearing for February 26, /18/2019 Referred to Transportation and Telecommunications Committee 1/16/2019 Date of introduction LB368 ANTI Hughes Eliminate overappropriated river basins, subbasins, and reaches 2/13/2019 Notice of hearing for February 20, /18/2019 Referred to Natural Resources Committee 1/16/2019 Date of introduction LB373 ANTI Brewer Provide setback and zoning requirements for wind energy generation projects 1/24/2019 Notice of hearing for January 31, /18/2019 Referred to Government, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee 1/16/2019 Date of introduction LB401 PRO Quick Adopt the Midwest Interstate Passenger Rail Compact 1/30/2019 Notice of hearing for March 05, /22/2019 Referred to Transportation and Telecommunications Committee 1/17/2019 Date of introduction Friday, February 15, 2019 Page 2 of 4
6 LB509 PRO McCollister Redefine the terms net metering and qualified facility and change powers and duties of a local distribution utility 1/24/2019 Referred to Natural Resources Committee 1/22/2019 Date of introduction LB585 MON Friesen Create the Renewable Fuel Infrastructure Program, eliminate a sales tax exemption, and provide for grants 1/24/2019 Referred to Revenue Committee 1/22/2019 Date of introduction LB606 MON Groene Provide for water augmentation projects and retention of water rights as prescribed 1/25/2019 Referred to Natural Resources Committee LB621 PRO Kolowski Change provisions relating to solar energy wind energy, declare certain instruments void and unenforceable, and provide for a civil cause of action 2/5/2019 Notice of hearing for February 21, /25/2019 Referred to Judiciary Committee LB665 MON Friesen Authorize the use of electric foot scooters 1/30/2019 Notice of hearing for February 12, /25/2019 Referred to Transportation and Telecommunications Committee LB678 PRO Vargas Create the Volkswagen Settlement Cash Fund and provide duties for the Department of Environmental Quality 1/25/2019 Referred to Appropriations Committee LB691 PRO Cavanaugh Provide for the Ornate Box Turtle Conservation license plates 1/25/2019 Referred to Transportation and Telecommunications Committee LB700 PRO Bostelman Provide for decommissioning and reclamation of a wind energy conversion system 1/25/2019 Referred to Natural Resources Committee Friday, February 15, 2019 Page 3 of 4
7 LB704 PRO McCollister Provide for a request for proposals for renewable energy for state-owned buildings and a study regarding state vehicles 1/25/2019 Referred to Government, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee LB729 PRO Walz Adopt the Soil Health Productivity Incentive Act 1/31/2019 Notice of hearing for February 19, /25/2019 Referred to Agriculture Committee Friday, February 15, 2019 Page 4 of 4
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