
2003-2005 CO-SPONSORSHIPS BILL SUMMARIES
Rep. Nelson has co-sponsored the following bills.
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HB 2344 A
Relating to forests burned by fire; declaring an emergency.
Directs state agencies to adopt and implement policies and management
plans to restore and recover forestlands burned by fire. Rep.JENSON,
Rep.KROPF
HB 2366
Relating to surface water storage inventory; appropriating
money; declaring an emergency. Directs Water Resources Department to
prepare inventory of potential surface water storage sites in state.
Rep.JENSON, Sen.MESSERLE
HB 2369
Relating to farm dwellings in exclusive farm use zones.
Requires Land Conservation and Development Commission to adopt certain
rules for authorization of dwellings in areas zoned for exclusive farm
use. Rep.T SMITH
HB 2372 A
Relating to taxation. Eliminates sunset date on property tax
exemptions for environmentally sensitive logging equipment and skyline
and swing yarders. Rep.T SMITH
HB 2374 A
Relating to payment for prescription drugs to rural health
clinics; declaring an emergency. Requires Department of Human Services
to reimburse certain rural health clinics for prescribing and dispensing
prescription drugs. Rep.KRUSE
HB 2377
Relating to rulemaking. Prohibits state agency from adopting
any rule that is more stringent than federal requirement unless state
agency establishes conclusively that conditions in Oregon are unique or
so different that application of federal requirement would not achieve
intent of federal law or rule. Rep.KRUSE
HB 2378
Relating to elections. Directs Secretary of State to reimburse
county clerks for expenses of conducting special election on state
measure held on date other than date of primary or general election.
Rep.SHETTERLY
HB 2381
Relating to criminal procedure. Allows immediate transfer of
person sentenced to confinement in Department of Corrections institution
unless court orders retention at place of original custody to prepare
appeal. Rep.BROWN
HB 2382
Relating to disposal of towed vehicles. Authorizes wrecker to
dispose of vehicle with appraised value of $500 or less that has been
towed because it constitutes a hazard. Rep.BROWN
HB 2384
Relating to odometer readings. Requires statement of odometer
reading on transfers of title to vehicle regardless of age of vehicle.
Rep.GARRARD, Rep.TOMEI
HB 2397
Relating to evidence. Provides that upon offer of expert
scientific evidence at trial, court must first determine whether theory
or technique supporting offered evidence is based on scientifically
valid principles and is pertinent. Rep.CLOSE
HB 2415
Relating to Oregon Educational Act for the 21st Century;
declaring an emergency. Abolishes Certificate of Initial Mastery and
Certificate of Advanced Mastery. Rep.MILLER
HB 2416 A
Relating to the definition of science. Defines science and
scientific for purposes of statute laws of state. Rep.CLOSE
HB 2420
Relating to clean air. Prohibits smoking in taxicabs,
commercial buses and transit-type motor vehicles. Rep.BACKLUND
HB 2422
Relating to traffic offenses. Creates offense of failure to
yield to traffic patrol member. Rep.BACKLUND
HB 2423
Relating to school district audits. Directs Secretary of State
to cause to have prepared financial audits of all school districts.
Rep.HASS, Sen.RINGO
HB 2427
Relating to health insurance coverage for cancer screenings;
declaring an emergency. Requires periodic colorectal and prostate cancer
examinations to be provided under health insurance policies. Rep.GARRARD
HB 2430
Relating to Oregon Educational Act for the 21st Century;
declaring an emergency. Abolishes Certificate of Initial Mastery and
Certificate of Advanced Mastery. Rep.T SMITH
HB 2435
Relating to awards of attorney fees in administrative
proceedings. Requires hearing officer in contested case hearing to award
reasonable attorney fees and reasonable expenses to party other than
state agency if hearing officer finds in favor of party and also finds
that agency did not have reasonable basis in fact or in law for issuing
order. Rep.KROPF
HB 2449
Relating to civil penalties in action for abuse of elderly or
incapacitated person. Increases civil penalties for abuse of elderly or
incapacitated person to three times actual economic and noneconomic
damages. Rep.HASS, Sen.RINGO
HB 2450 A
Relating to temporary assistance for needy families program.
Allows parent receiving temporary assistance for needy families to
attend educational institution as allowable work activity. Sen.BROWN,
Sen.CLARNO, Rep.KAFOURY, Rep.KNOPP
HB 2451
Relating to testing for hepatitis C; appropriating money;
declaring an emergency. Requires local public health authorities to
offer to conduct hepatitis C test when HIV test is conducted. Rep.KRUSE
HB 2452
Relating to medically fragile children; appropriating money;
declaring an emergency. Appropriates moneys to Department of Human
Services for in-home care services for medically fragile children.
Rep.KRUSE
HB 2454 A
Relating to taxation. Expands property tax exemption for
airport property owned or leased by certain local governments to include
airport property owned or leased by airport districts. Sen.MESSERLE,
Rep.VERGER
HB 2487
Relating to home health agencies; and declaring an emergency.
Exempts home health agencies that also provide personal care services
from requirement to obtain an in-home care agency license. Rep.DALTO
HB 2488
Relating to tax reduction. Reduces personal income tax rates.
Rep.KROPF
HB 2491
Relating to port commissioners. Directs members of board of
commissioners of port to file annual statement of economic interest with
Oregon Government Standards and Practices Commission. Rep.JOHNSON
HB 2547 A
Relating to information that a health care provider must
provide to a female at least 24 hours before performing an abortion in
order to obtain the female's informed consent to the abortion. Requires
information to be given to pregnant female 24 hours prior to abortion.
Rep.CLOSE
HB 2550
Relating to prevention of fetal pain. Requires physicians to
inform females contemplating abortions about fetal pain and to report on
abortions performed. Rep.T SMITH
HB 2552
Relating to abortion. Requires notice to parent or guardian
before abortion is performed on minor or ward, with specific exceptions.
Rep.BACKLUND
HB 2563
Relating to ambulatory surgical centers. Includes medical
facility operated substantially for purpose of performing abortions in
definition of ambulatory surgical center. Rep.KRUSE
HB 2574 A
Relating to predatory animals. Allows county governing body to
establish temporary county wildlife board to advise body on numbers of
predatory animals that may be taken in county. Rep.BUTLER, Sen.FERRIOLI
HB 2576
Relating to public employees prohibited from striking.
Prohibits striking by parole and probation officers employed under
public employee collective bargaining agreement who supervise adult
offenders. Rep.WILLIAMS
HB 2583
Relating to sex offenders. Requires that certain neighbors be
notified of presence of predatory sex offender in neighborhood.
Rep.BROWN
HB 2631 A
Relating to clinical laboratories. Permits clinical laboratory
to report laboratory results to patient. Rep.JENSON
HB 2639 A
Relating to affordable housing. Allows real estate broker,
principal real estate broker or escrow agent to generate interest
earnings on client funds held in trust to inure to benefit of public
benefit corporation for funding first-time homebuyers assistance and
development of affordable housing. Rep.KRUMMEL
HB 2662
Relating to access to prenatal care services; appropriating
money; declaring an emergency. Appropriates moneys to Department of
Human Services for improving access to prenatal care services.
Rep.MONNES ANDERSON, Rep.WIRTH
HB 2672
Relating to reporting of abuse of elderly persons. Requires
firefighters and emergency medical technicians to report abuse of
elderly persons. Rep.ZAUNER
HB 2676 A
Relating to county boundaries. Amends legal description of
boundaries of Polk and Yamhill Counties to correct long-standing error.
Rep.SHETTERLY
HB 2736
Relating to crime. Creates crime of interfering with
firefighter or emergency medical technician. Rep.PROZANSKI
HB 2743 A
Relating to Oregon Veterans' Home; prescribing an effective
date. Permits use of moneys from General Fund to pay for expenses of
operating Oregon Veterans' Home. Rep.MABREY
HB 2770 A
Relating to crime. Creates crime of strangulation.
Rep.BACKLUND, Rep.PROZANSKI
HB 2773
Relating to membership of elected officials in Public Employees
Retirement System. Allows elected officials to elect to cease active
membership in Public Employees Retirement System. Rep.BACKLUND
HB 2844 A
Relating to funeral expenses for veterans; appropriating
money; declaring an emergency. Establishes program in Department of
Veterans' Affairs to provide payment for reasonable funeral expenses for
certain veterans. Rep.MABREY
HB 2849
Relating to rural land use planning. Directs counties to
establish one or more rural zones for rural lands that do not qualify
for zoning as exclusive farm use, forest use or mixed farm and forest
use. Rep.ZAUNER
HB 2935
Relating to concealed handgun license holders. Grants
reciprocity to persons holding concealed handgun licenses or permits
issued in other states. Rep.CLOSE
HB 2936
Relating to firearms. Requires Department of State Police to
destroy records of information received as result of criminal history
record check for firearm purchase no later than 90 days after day of
response to request for check. Rep.CLOSE
HB 2937
Relating to tax credits for firearm safe storage devices.
Creates subtraction from taxable income for costs paid or incurred by
taxpayers for acquisition of firearm safe storage devices. Rep.CLOSE
HB 2938
Relating to firearms. Exempts nonprofit organizations from
background check requirement prior to transferring firearm at gun show
if firearm is transferred as part of fund-raising event. Rep.CLOSE
HB 3048
Relating to vehicle dealers. Authorizes Department of
Transportation to give vehicle dealer 45 days to obtain new bond or
certificate of insurance before canceling vehicle dealer certificate.
Rep.GARRARD, Rep.KRUMMEL
HB 3060 A
Relating to local improvement charges. Prohibits governing
body that makes new estimated or final assessment from adopting
different plan of apportioning benefits when estimated or final
assessment is declared void or becomes otherwise unenforceable or of
doubtful validity. Rep.SCOTT
HB 3094 A
Relating to retail sale of fish; declaring an emergency.
Allows State Fish and Wildlife Commission to establish pilot program for
sale of fish at locations away from vessels participating in nontreaty
Columbia River fisheries. Rep.JOHNSON
HB 3122 A
Relating to residential care facilities; declaring an
emergency. Allows increase in number of residents in certain licensed
residential care facilities. Rep.BATES
HB 3152 A
Relating to healthy forest programs. Directs certain state
agencies to adopt forest management plans that address forest health and
forest fuel accumulation. Rep.KNOPP
HB 3164 A
Relating to priority of land to be included within certain
urban growth boundary. Allows City of North Plains to decide whether to
include any land across freeway in its urban growth boundary. Rep.KITTS
HB 3183
Relating to taxation. Modifies apportionment formula used to
apportion business income for tax purposes. Rep.SCOTT
HB 3184 A
Relating to taxation. Modifies and makes technical changes to
Child Care Division contribution tax credit. Rep.KAFOURY
HB 3212 A
Relating to military leave of absence for state active duty;
declaring an emergency. Establishes certain rights and responsibilities
of persons called into active state duty. Rep.MABREY, Rep.WESTLUND
HB 3218 A
Relating to construction contractors. Exempts qualified
intermediary in tax-free exchange of property from licensure as
construction contractor if qualified intermediary does not perform
construction activities. Rep.WESTLUND
HB 3219
Relating to Oregon National Guard Youth Challenge Program;
declaring an emergency. Allows Oregon National Guard Youth Challenge
Program to receive State School Fund distribution. Rep.WESTLUND
HB 3245 A
Relating to subdivisions; declaring an emergency. Exempts
manufactured dwelling park or mobile home park conversion to planned
community subdivision from certain city, county and land use
regulations. Rep.G SMITH, Rep.MERKLEY, Rep.NELSON, Sen.NELSON
HB 3287
Relating to crime; declaring an emergency. Provides that crime
of driving while under influence of intoxicants can be aggravated by
pleading certain facts. Rep.TOMEI
HB 3297
Relating to navigable waterways. Forbids State Land Board from
requiring owners of existing structures on waterways subject to
navigability determination of board to obtain permit, lease or easement
to maintain structure. Rep.FLORES
HB 3404
Relating to compensation for loss of property value resulting
from land use regulation. Allows owner of private real property to claim
just compensation for land use regulation that restricts use of real
property and reduces fair market value of property. Rep.KRUSE
HB 3409
Relating to disclosure of personally identifiable information
about an individual. Prohibits agency or officer of executive
department, under certain circumstances, from disclosing personally
identifiable information about individual if individual objects.
Rep.GARRARD, Rep.MERKLEY
HB 3469
Relating to attending physician in workers' compensation claim.
Authorizes naturopathic physician to be attending physician in workers'
compensation claims. Rep.SCHAUFLER, Sen.SHIELDS
HB 3472
Relating to child support. Requires that child support
obligation be offset dollar for dollar by child's Social Security or
Veterans' benefits received as result of obligor's disability or
retirement. Rep.BERGER, Rep.KNOPP
HB 3536
Relating to the Land Conservation and Development Commission.
Requires Director of Department of Land Conservation and Development to
provide notice to applicant and local government ___ days before seeking
approval of Land Conservation and Development Commission to appeal local
government's land use decision, expedited land division or limited land
use decision. Rep.DALTO
HB 3537
Relating to distribution of moneys in Criminal Fine and
Assessment Account; declaring an emergency. Directs Department of
Revenue to distribute ___ percent of moneys in Criminal Fine and
Assessment Account to General Fund, ___ percent to Department of State
Police and ___ percent to Criminal Fine and Assessment Public Safety
Fund. Rep.DALTO
HB 3552
Relating to forest practices regulation; appropriating money.
Allows forest landowner to apply to State Forestry Department and enter
long-term plan if restrictions imposed by Oregon Forest Practices Act or
certain administrative rules would restrict harvest on more than 10
percent of total acreage. Rep.KROPF
HB 3554
Relating to agricultural products. Requires state agencies
purchasing food to give preference to food produced in Oregon.
Sen.ATKINSON, Sen.COURTNEY, Sen.FERRIOLI, Rep.KROPF, Rep.MACPHERSON
HB 3557
Relating to nonprofit status of public charter schools;
declaring an emergency. Exempts public charter schools that are operated
by school district from requirement that public charter school must be
established as nonprofit organization. Rep.CLOSE
HB 3564
Relating to child care assistance to post-secondary students;
appropriating money; declaring an emergency. Appropriates moneys from
General Fund to Child Care Division of Employment Department for
provision of child care assistance to low-income post-secondary
students. Rep.DALTO, Sen.RINGO
HB 3569
Relating to exchanges of land adjacent to urban growth
boundary. Allows exchange of land within urban growth boundary for
similar land outside urban growth boundary. Rep.MARCH
HB 3570 A
Relating to purchasing prescription drugs; declaring an
emergency. Modifies eligibility for participation in Senior Prescription
Drug Assistance Program. Rep.MONNES ANDERSON
HB 3573
Relating to Oregon Opportunity Commission. Establishes Oregon
Opportunity Commission. Rep.DINGFELDER
HB 3574
Relating to distance learning. Establishes cooperative distance
learning network to connect public education providers by broadband
telecommunications and technology. Rep.MONNES ANDERSON, Sen.WINTERS
HB 3575
Relating to Public Utility Commission. Revises laws relating to
ratemaking and other proceedings before Public Utility Commission.
Rep.CLOSE
HB 3579
Relating to Oregon Community Development Fund. Directs Economic
and Community Development Department to provide loans to small
businesses from Oregon Community Development Fund. Rep.SCOTT
HB 3582
Relating to distribution of moneys to counties. Requires
Department of Transportation to apportion moneys from State Highway Fund
to counties based on number of vehicles projected to be registered in
county 10 years from date of apportionment of moneys. Rep.HUNT,
Rep.ZAUNER
HB 3586
Relating to protection of exercise of religion. Prohibits
public body from burdening person's free exercise of religion, including
when burden results from application of rule of general applicability,
unless public body establishes by clear and convincing evidence that
application of burden is essential to fulfill compelling government
interest and is least restrictive means of fulfilling that compelling
government interest. Sen.B STARR, Rep.HUNT, Sen.SHIELDS
HB 3597
Relating to transfer of agency functions; appropriating money.
Transfers functions of Division of State Lands relating to wetlands
mitigation banks and wetland conservation plans to State Department of
Agriculture. Rep.KRUSE
HB 3598
Relating to transfer of agency functions. Transfers functions
relating to management of wetlands, removal of materials from beds or
banks of waters of state and filling of waters of state from Division of
State Lands to State Department of Agriculture. Rep.KRUSE
HB 3601 A
Relating to active members of military; declaring an
emergency. Establishes rights of persons called into active state
service. Rep.P SMITH
HB 3613
Relating to state investments; declaring an emergency. Requires
that specified percentage of value of state investment funds be invested
in emerging growth businesses in Oregon. Rep.GREENLICK
HCR 4 A
In memoriam: Robert William Straub, 1920-2002. In memoriam:
Robert William Straub, 1920-2002. Sen.HANNON, Rep.NOLAN
HJM 1
Urging Congress to adopt trial program allowing first-time home
buyers to borrow Social Security contributions for down payment. Urges
Congress to adopt trial program allowing first-time home buyers to
borrow against buyer's Social Security contributions for purpose of
securing down payment on home. Rep.ZAUNER
HJR 7
Proposing amendment to Oregon Constitution relating to education
tax expenditures. Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to allow
Legislative Assembly to enact legislation creating tax credit, deduction
or other tax expenditure for contributions to education investment
accounts or for payment of public or private school tuition and fees.
Rep.CLOSE
HJR 29
Proposing amendment to Oregon Constitution relating to
amendments to Oregon Constitution. Proposes amendment to Oregon
Constitution to specify that separate amendment requirement of section
1, Article XVII of Oregon Constitution, does not apply to initiative
amendments to Oregon Constitution. Rep.RICHARDSON
HJR 35
Proposing amendment to Oregon Constitution relating to
distribution of proceeds from State Lottery. Proposes amendment to
Oregon Constitution to modify distribution of State Lottery proceeds
from parks and natural resources fund to include distributions to
counties and cities. Rep.CLOSE
HJR 49
Proposing amendment to Oregon Constitution relating to bonded
indebtedness for scholarships. Allows common or union high school
district to incur bonded indebtedness that is not subject to limitations
under sections 11 and 11b, Article XI of Oregon Constitution if debt is
incurred to provide scholarships to students to attend Oregon-based
post-secondary institutions. Rep.BACKLUND
HJR 51
Proposing amendment to Oregon Constitution relating to
distribution of proceeds from State Lottery. Proposes amendment to
Oregon Constitution to modify public purposes for which proceeds of
Oregon State Lottery may be used to include funding operations of Oregon
State Police. Rep.MILLER
HM 4
Urging United States Congress to give highest priority to
education. Urges United States Congress to give first priority to
defense appropriation bills. Rep.KNOPP
HM 5
Urging Oregon Congressional Delegation to work to repeal death
tax. Urges Oregon Congressional Delegation to work to repeal death tax.
Rep.KNOPP
HM 6
Urging Oregon Congressional Delegation to work to repeal sunset on
provisions in federal Economic Growth and Tax Reconciliation Act of
2001. Urges Oregon Congressional Delegation to work to repeal sunset
provisions in federal Economic Growth and Tax Relief Reconciliation Act
of 2001 that increase tax deductible limits on contributions to pension
and individual retirement accounts. Rep.KNOPP
HM 8
Urging members of Oregon Congressional Delegation to work to enact
President's economic growth and tax relief plan. Urges members of Oregon
Congressional Delegation to work to enact President's economic growth
and tax relief plan. Rep.GARRARD
SB 2
Relating to emergency unemployment benefits; and declaring an
emergency. Extends emergency unemployment benefits for up to 13 weeks.
Sen.COURTNEY, Sen.HANNON
SB 8
Relating to emergency response. Directs Department of State Police
to work with law enforcement agencies, Department of Transportation and
media to implement state Amber Plan. Sen.B STARR, Sen.COURTNEY,
Sen.DEVLIN
SB 9 A
Relating to military leave; declaring an emergency. Requires
state to provide coverage under employer-sponsored health plan for
period not exceeding 12 months to state employee or public officer while
absent on military leave. Sen.COURTNEY, Sen.HARPER
SB 260 A
Relating to use of consumer credit information by insurers.
Prohibits insurer from using credit history or insurance score of
consumer applying for or renewing personal property or casualty
insurance when making underwriting or rating decision. Sen.COURTNEY,
Rep.GARRARD, Sen.HANNON, Sen.RINGO
SB 328 A
Relating to exemptions from certain vehicle code requirements
for manufactured structures; declaring an emergency. Authorizes owner of
manufactured structure who has long-term recorded leasehold interest in
land on which structure sits to apply for exemption from registration
and title requirements for structure. Sen.WINTERS
SB 376
Relating to protected species. Removes wolf from state
threatened species and endangered species lists. Sen.MESSERLE
SB 377
Relating to protected species. Removes species of wildlife
listed as federal threatened or endangered species from state threatened
or endangered species list. Sen.MESSERLE
SB 403
Relating to regulation of substances by State Board of Pharmacy.
Eliminates regulation of saccharin, laetrile and DMSO by State Board of
Pharmacy. Sen.FISHER
SB 404
Relating to prescription records. Requires original prescription
record to be filed at pharmacy that filled prescription. Sen.FISHER
SB 500
Relating to Women, Infants and Children Program; appropriating
money; declaring an emergency. Appropriates moneys to Department of
Human Services for provision of fruits and vegetables from farmers'
markets to individuals eligible for Women, Infants and Children Program.
Sen.B STARR, Rep.HUNT, Sen.SHIELDS
SB 501
Relating to seniors farmers' market nutrition program;
appropriating money; declaring an emergency. Appropriates moneys to
Department of Human Services for seniors farmers' market nutrition
program. Sen.B STARR, Rep.DINGFELDER, Sen.SHIELDS
SB 584
Relating to Asian American Heritage Month. Modifies date for
statewide celebrations during Asian American Heritage Month. Sen.BROWN
SB 593
Relating to crime of partial birth infanticide. Creates crime of
partial birth infanticide. Sen.C STARR
SB 628 A
Relating to child abuse reporting. Expands disclosure of
records compiled pursuant to child abuse report. Sen.MINNIS
SB 681
Relating to the practice of dentistry; declaring an emergency.
Requires written informed consent prior to procedure or treatment that
uses dental materials containing mercury. Sen.MORRISETTE
SB 783 A
Relating to breast-feeding in workplace. Requires employers to
provide unpaid rest periods for employees to breast-feed or express milk
if providing rest periods does not cause undue hardship on operation of
employer's business. Rep.ACKERMAN, Sen.BURDICK
SJM 3
Encouraging Congress to require captioning for educational media.
Encourages Congress to require captioning for educational media.
Sen.GEORGE
SJM 5
Urging federal government to compensate western states for
revenues lost because of federal land policies. Expresses support for
Action Plan for Public Lands and Education. Sen.ATKINSON, Sen.BROWN,
Sen.CLARNO, Rep.KAFOURY, Rep.KNOPP
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