BILL
NUMBER/
REQUESTED BY |
DESCRIPTION |
BILL HISTORY |
PG/MC
103-04
HB 939
Delegates Menes, Frush, Moe,
Gaines, Holmes, Hubbard and Conroy and Senators Giannetti and Green
Bi-County
Bill Text
| Prince
George's County - Land Use Regulation - Delegation to Municipal
Corporations authorizes the district council for Prince George's
County to delegate certain powers relating to planning and zoning to
certain governing bodies of municipal corporations within the
Maryland-Washington Regional District in Prince George's County under
certain circumstances; authorizes review of certain decisions by the
district council; authorizes the district council to approve a certain
action by a majority vote of its members; authorizes the district
council to approve with conditions or overrule a certain action by a
vote of at least a certain number of members; authorizes certain
persons to appeal to the circuit court; provides that, for certain
purposes, a municipal corporation shall be considered an aggrieved
person; and generally relates to the delegation of certain land use
matters from the district council of Prince George's County to
municipal corporations in the county. | PG
House Action:
3/19/04 - Bill did not get a constitutional majority
3/26/04 - unfavorable
MC
House Action:
11/17/03 -
Public Hearing
This bill received an
unfavorable vote in the Prince George's House Delegation and will therefore
not receive any further consideration this Session.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY ACTION:
House Action
- 2/11
- First Reading
Environmental Matters
Senate Action
- No Action
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| PG/MC
105-04
Delegate Howard
|
Maryland-National Capital
Park and Planning Commission - Prince George's County - Naming Rights for
Recreational Facilities provides that the County Executive of Prince
George's County shall have the authority to sell to a qualified buyer the
naming rights to recreational facilities that are owned by the
Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission and are located in
Prince George's County; and generally relates to the authority of Prince
George's County to sell the naming rights to recreational facilities. | MC
House Action:
11/17/03 -
Public Hearing
1/27/04 - WITHDRAWN
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| PG/MC
109-04
Chairs on behalf of
WSSC
|
Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission - Plumbing and Gas Fitting Regulations -
Increased Fines increases certain civil monetary fines imposed on
violators of certain Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC)
plumbing and gas fitting regulations; makes stylistic changes; and
generally relates to WSSC plumbing and gas fitting regulations. | MC
House Action:
11/17/03 -
Public Hearing
MC/PG Joint Bi-County
Committee:
1/12/04 - WITHDRAWN
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PG/MC
110-04
HB 937
Chairs on behalf of
WSSC
Bi-County Bill Text
MC House Amd
(to be considered
in Prince George's County House Delegation)
| Washington
Suburban Sanitary Commission - Ethics and Applicants for Commissioner requires
the County Executive in Montgomery County to review a certain
financial disclosure form of a certain applicant for commissioner;
authorizes the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC) to
establish a Board of Ethics for a certain purpose; authorizes the
Board of Ethics to administer oaths and issue certain subpoenas;
provides that a certain subpoena may be judicially enforced;
authorizes a certain respondent to seek judicial review under certain
circumstances; provides that a certain order is stayed under certain
circumstances; authorizes the WSSC to seek judicial enforcement under
certain circumstances; prohibits a person from willfully and knowingly
violating certain laws; authorizes the court to impose a certain fine;
defines a certain term; and generally relates to the WSSC. | MC
House Action:
11/17/03 -
Public Hearing
MC/PG Joint Bi-County
Committee:
1/21/04 - SPECIAL ORDERED
MC Bi-County
Committee
2/11/04 - FWA
MC House Delegation:
2/13/04 - FWA
PG House Action:
3/26/04 - FWA (additional amd)
MC
House Action:
This bill was not received in time for Montgomery County to act on
the additional Prince George's County amendments and send the bill to
the standing committee for the necessary action before the
deadline. This bill will fail for lack of time.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY ACTION:
House Action
- 2/11
- First Reading
Environmental Matters
Senate Action
- No Action
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PG/MC
114-04
HB 964
Senator Giannetti
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Washington
Metropolitan Transit Authority - Conditional Appropriation -
Conveyance of Real Property to State prohibits the State from
appropriating certain funds to the Washington Metropolitan Area
Transit Commission unless certain property is conveyed to the State;
prohibits the Governor from approving a certain appropriation to the
Commission unless certain property is conveyed to the State; prohibits
the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority from acquiring or
owning certain property; makes this Act subject to a certain
contingency; and generally relates to the conveyance to the
State of Maryland of certain land used by the Washington Metropolitan
Transit Authority. | MC
House Action:
This bill was
filed late. According to Montgomery County policy it will
require a 2/3's majority vote in the Montgomery County House
Delegation to suspend the rules for an Annapolis public hearing
on this bill during the 2004 Session.
This bill will start
in the Prince George's County Delegation
PG House Action:
2/13/04 - UNFAVORABLE
- This bill will receive no further consideration this Session
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
ACTION:
House Action
- 2/11
- First Reading
Environmental Matters
- 2/18
- Withdrawn
Senate Action
- No Action
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PG/MC
116-04
HB 963
Senator Giannetti |
Washington
Metropolitan Transit Authority - Facilities - State Approval prohibits
the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority from constructing,
acquiring, owning, operating, maintaining, controlling, selling, or
conveying certain interests in property in certain areas of the State
without the approval of the State Secretary of Transportation;
prohibits the Authority from designating or locating transit
facilities in certain areas of the State without the approval of the
State Secretary; provides for a contingent effective date for this
Act; and generally relates to State approval for Washington
Metropolitan Area Transit Authority property and facilities in certain
areas of the State.
| MC
House Action:
This bill was
filed late. According to Montgomery County policy it will
require a 2/3's majority vote in the Montgomery County House
Delegation to suspend the rules for an Annapolis public hearing
on this bill during the 2004 Session.
This bill will start
in the Prince George's County Delegation
PG House Action:
2/13/04 - UNFAVORABLE
- This bill will receive no further consideration this Session
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
ACTION:
House Action
- 2/11
- First Reading
Environmental Matters
- 2/18
- Withdrawn
Senate Action
- No Action
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PG/MC
117-04
HB 938
Senator Giannetti
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Prince George's
County - Sale and Storage of Firearms authorizes the district
council for Prince George's County to regulate the sale and storage of
certain firearms, ammunition, and components of certain firearms
within the portion of the Maryland-Washington Regional District
located within Prince George's County; requires the district council
to delegate the authority to regulate the sale and storage of certain
firearms, ammunition and components of certain firearms to a certain
municipal corporation on written application by the municipal
corporation; creates an exception to the State's preemption of the
regulation of the sale and possession of certain firearms; and
generally relates to the regulation of the sale and storage of certain
firearms, ammunition, and components of certain firearms in Prince
George's County. | MC
House Action:
This bill was
filed late. According to Montgomery County policy it will
require a 2/3's majority vote in the Montgomery County House
Delegation to suspend the rules for an Annapolis public hearing
on this bill during the 2004 Session.
This bill will start
in the Prince George's County Delegation
PG House Action:
2/20/04 - UNFAVORABLE
- This bill will receive no further consideration this Session
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
ACTION:
House Action
- 2/11
- First Reading Judiciary
- 3/8
- Withdrawn
Senate Action
- No Action
|
PG/MC
118-04
HB 936
Delegate Barve &
Senator Garagiola Bi-County
Bill Text
MC House amendments
(to be considered
in Prince George's County House Delegation)
|
Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission - Sewer Usage Charges alters the basis of
certain sewer usage charges collected by the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission (WSSC); and generally relates to sewerage usage
charges collected by the WSSC on properties connected to the WSSC's
sewerage system. | This bill was
filed late. The Montgomery County House suspended the rules to
accept it as a late-filed bill by a 2/3's majority vote.
This bill started
in the Montgomery County Delegation
MC
House Action:
1/30/04 -
FAVORABLE to accept a late-filed bill
2/6/04 - PUBLIC HEARING
MC Bi-County Committee
2/11/04 - DISCUSSION
3/1/04 - FAVORABLE WITH AMENDMENTS
3/4/04 - RECONSIDER PG/MC118-04 - FAVORABLE WITH AMENDMENTS
MC House Delegation:
3/5/04 - FAVORABLE WITH AMENDMENTS
PG House Action:
3/19/04 - Special Ordered
3/26/04 - No Action
This bill was not acted
upon in time to complete the full legislative process. It will receive
no further consideration this Session.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY ACTION:
House Action
- 2/11
- First Reading Environmental
Matters
Senate Action
- No Action
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PG/MC
119-04
HB 955
Delegate Montgomery
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Montgomery County and
Prince George's County - Boundary provides for the alteration of
the boundary line between Montgomery County and Prince George's County
to provide that a certain portion of Prince George's County is a part
of Montgomery County under certain conditions; provides that this Act
is subject to a referendum of certain voters and providing for the
referendum; provides for the rights and privileges of certain
inhabitants of the affected area under certain conditions; provides
for the implementation of this Act; provides for the effective date of
any boundary alteration under this Act; and generally relates to an
alteration of the boundary line between Montgomery County and Prince
George's County. | This bill was
filed late. According to Montgomery County policy it will
require a 2/3's majority vote in the Montgomery County House
Delegation to suspend the rules for an Annapolis public hearing
on this bill during the 2004 Session.
This bill will start
in the Montgomery County Delegation
MC
House Action:
1/30/04 -
FAVORABLE to accept a late-filed bill
2/6/04 - PUBLIC HEARING
MC Bi-County
Committee:
2/11/04 - FWA
MC House Delegation:
2/13/04 - SPECIAL ORDERED
2/20/04 - FWA
PG House Action:
2/27/04 - UNFAVORABLE
vote to suspend the rules to accept as a late-filed bill. This bill
will receive no further consideration this Session
GENERAL ASSEMBLY ACTION:
House Action
- 2/11
- First Reading
Environmental Matters
- 3/3
- Withdrawn
Senate Action
- No Action
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