BILL
NUMBER/
REQUESTED BY
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SYNOPSIS
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HISTORY
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701-07
Requested by: Chairman
on behalf of Montgomery County Government
Bill Text
Listed on the Maryland General Assembly website as: HB
591
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Montgomery County -- Workers'
Compensation -- Average Weekly Wage Computation authorizes Montgomery
County to use a certain method for computing a certain wage for the purpose of
determining the payment of workers' compensation awards; requires the Workers'
Compensation Commission to adopt certain regulations; provides for the
application of this Act; and generally relates to the computation method for
workers' compensation awards.
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Montgomery
County House Delegation:
Public Hearing: 12/14/06
County Affairs Committee:
1/24/07 - Favorable
Montgomery County House
Delegation:
1/26/07 - Favorable
03/22/07 - Withdrawn - no
further action will be taken on this bill.
Montgomery County Senate
Delegation:
Public Hearing: 02/01/07
02/01/07 - Favorable
General
Assembly
House Action:
Economic Matters:
02/28/07 - Hearing 1:00 p.m.
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| MC
702-07
Requested by:
Sen.
Madaleno and
Dels. Gutierrez, Lawton and Waldstreicher
Bill Text
Listed on the Maryland General Assembly website as: HB
763
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Montgomery County -- Town of
Kensington -- Alcoholic Beverages -- Special B-K Licenses alters the number
and provides for the description of commercial areas in the Town of Kensington
in Montgomery County in which the Board of License Commissioners may issue
special B-K alcoholic beverages licenses for use on the premises of restaurants
located in those areas; alters the percentage of overall average daily receipts
from the sale of food for on-premises consumption that must be maintained by
restaurants that hold special B-K alcoholic beverages licenses; prohibits
restaurants that are issued special B-K alcoholic beverages licenses only under
this Act from serving alcoholic beverages after a certain hour; and generally
relates to alcoholic beverages in the Town of Kensington in Montgomery County.
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Montgomery County House
Delegation:
Public Hearing: 12/14/06
County Affairs Committee:
1/24/07 - Favorable with amendments
Montgomery County House Delegation:
1/26/07 - Favorable with amendments
Montgomery County Senate
Delegation:
Public Hearing: 02/01/07
02/01/07 - Favorable as amended in the Montgomery County House
Delegation
General
Assembly
House Action:
Economic Matters
02/19/07 - Hearing 1:00 p.m.
02/26/07 - Favorable report by Economic Matters
House Floor
02/27/07
- Favorable report
adopted
- Second Reading Passed
03/02/07 - Third Reading Passed (133-0)
04/01/07 - Returned Passed
Senate Action:
Education Health & Environmental Affairs
03/02/07 - First Reading
03/30/07 - Hearing
04/05/07 - Favorable Report by Education Health & Environmental Affairs
Senate Floor
04/01/07
- Favorable report adopted
- Second reading passed
04/02/07 - Third Reading Passed (47-0)
Action after passage in
House and Senate:
05/08/07 - Adopted by Governor
Chapter 432
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MC 703-07
Requested by:
Del.
Feldman
Bill Text
Listed on the Maryland General Assembly website as: HB
614
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Montgomery County -- Alcoholic
Beverages -- Direct Sales by Holders of Class 6 Limited Wine Wholesaler's
Licenses authorizes in Montgomery County a holder of a Class 6 limited wine
wholesaler's license to sell or deliver wine directly to a restaurant, county
dispensary, or other retail store; authorizes a restaurant, county dispensary or
other retail store to purchase wine directly from a holder of a Class 6 limited
wine wholesaler's license; makes certain technical and stylistic changes; and
generally relates to alcoholic beverages in Montgomery County.
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Montgomery County House
Delegation:
Public Hearing: 12/14/06
County Affairs Committee:
1/24/07 - Favorable
Montgomery County House
Delegation:
01/26/07 - Favorable
Montgomery County Senate
Delegation:
Public Hearing: 02/01/07
02/01/07 - Favorable
General
Assembly
House Action:
Economic Matters
02/19/07 - Hearing 1:00 p.m.
03/06/07 - Favorable w/amendments report by Economic Matters Committee
House Floor
03/07/07
- Favorable w/amendments report adopted
- Floor
Committee Report Adopted
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Second Reading Passed w/amendments
03/09/07 - Third Reading Passed 135-0
04/01/07 - Returned Passed
Senate Action:
Education Health & Environmental Affairs
03/12/07 - First Reading
03/30/07 - Hearing 1:00 p.m.
04/05/07 - Favorable Report by Education Health and Environmental Affairs
Senate Floor
04/01/07
- Favorable Report Adopted
- Second Reading Passed
04/02/07 - Third Reading Passed (47-0)
Action after passage in House and Senate:
04/10/07 - Adopted by Governor
Chapter 80
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MC 704-07
Requested by: Sen.
Madaleno and Dels. Gutierrez, Lawton and
Waldstreicher
Bill
Text
Listed on the Maryland General Assembly website as: HB
613
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Election Law -- Board of
Elections Members -- Montgomery County alters the number of members of the
Montgomery County Board of Elections; requires that a certain number of regular
members and substitute members belong to certain parties; requires the Governor
to designate a substitute member to fill a certain vacancy under certain
circumstances; makes a technical correction; and generally relates to members of
the Montgomery County Board of Elections |
Montgomery County House
Delegation:
Public Hearing: 12/14/06
County Affairs Committee:
1/24/07 - Favorable with amendments
Montgomery County House
Delegation:
1/26/07 - Favorable with amendments
Montgomery County Senate
Delegation:
Public Hearing: 02/01/07
02/01/07 - Favorable as amended in the Montgomery County House
Delegation
General
Assembly Action
House Action:
Ways & Means:
03/07/07 - Hearing
03/12/07 - Favorable Report by Ways & Means
House Floor
03/13/07
- Favorable Report Adopted
- Second Reading Passed
03/15/07 - Third Reading Passed 137-0
03/30/07 - Returned Passed
Senate Action:
Education Health & Environmental Affairs
03/16/07 - First Reading
03/29/07 - Hearing
04/02/07 - Favorable report by Education Health & Environmental Affairs
Senate Floor
03/30/07
- Favorable Report Adopted
- Second Reading Passed
03/31/07 - Third Reading Passed (47-0)
Action after passage in
House and Senate:
04/10/07 - Approved by the Governor
- Chapter 79
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MC 705-07
Requested by:
Del. Brian Feldman
Bill
Text
Listed on the Maryland
General Assembly website as: HB
783
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Workers' Compensation --
Montgomery County Correctional Officers and Deputy Sheriff Sergeants provides
for enhanced workers' compensation benefits for certain Montgomery County
correctional officers and deputy sheriff sergeants for a compensable permanent
partial disability of less than a certain number of weeks; and generally relates
to workers' compensation benefits for Montgomery County correctional officers
and deputy sheriff sergeants.
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Montgomery County House
Delegation:
Public Hearing: 12/14/06
County Affairs Committee:
02/01/07 - Favorable with amendments
Montgomery County
House Delegation:
02/02/07 - Favorable with amendments
Montgomery County Senate
Delegation:
Public Hearing: 02/22/07
02/22/07 - Favorable as amended in the Montgomery County House
Delegation
General
Assembly
House Action:
Economic Matters
02/28/07 - Hearing 1:00 p.m.
03/13/07 - Favorable w/amendments
report by Economic Matters
House Floor
03/14/07
- Favorable w/amendments report adopted
- Second Reading passed w/amendments
03/16/07 - Third Reading Passed (138-0)
04/01/07 - Returned Passed
Senate Action:
Finance
03/19/07 - First Reading
03/27/07 - Hearing
04/05/07 - Favorable Report by Finance
Senate Floor
04/01/07
- Favorable Report Adopted
- Second Reading Passed
04/02/07 - Third Reading Passed (47-0)
Action after passage in
House and Senate:
05/08/07 - Adopted by Governor
Chapter 434
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MC 706-07
Requested by:
Del. Brian Feldman
Bill Text
Listed on the Maryland
General Assembly website as: HB
615
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Workers'
Compensation -- Montgomery County -- Correctional Officers -- Medical Report clarifies
the date on which a Montgomery County correctional officer is considered to
begin eligibility for the presumption for heart disease or hypertension under
certain circumstances; and generally relates to the application of a certain
occupational disease presumption under the workers' compensation law.
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Montgomery County House
Delegation:
Public Hearing: 12/14/06
County Affairs Committee:
02/01/07 - Hold/Special Order
until 02/08/07
02/15/07 - Hold until next meeting
03/01/07 - Special Order until next meeting
03/02/07 - Withdrawn - no
further action will be taken on this bill.
General
Assembly
House Action:
Economic Matters
02/28/07 - Hearing
02/21/07 - Hearing Cancelled
03/13/07 - Withdrawn
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MC 707-07
Requested by:
Del. Anne Kaiser
Bill
Text
Listed on the Maryland General Assembly website as: HB
894
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Montgomery County - Housing
Opportunities Commission - Service Contracts prohibits the Housing
Opportunities Commission of Montgomery County from soliciting a certain service
contract unless the Executive Director of the Commission provides certain
certification, the Commission submits a certain plan, and the Commission
bargains in good faith with a certain certified representative under certain
circumstances; authorizes the certified representative of an adversely affected
Commission employee to submit a proposal in response to a certain solicitation;
specifies that noncompliance with the provisions of this Act may not invalidate
certain contract awards or proposed contract awards; authorizes a certified
representative to file an action in a certain court on behalf of a Commission
employee if the Commission fails to comply with certain provisions of this Act;
provides for the application of this Act; provides for a certain remedy; defines
certain terms; and generally relates to Montgomery County Housing Opportunity
Commission service contracts.
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Montgomery County House
Delegation:
Public Hearing: 12/14/06
County Affairs Committee:
02/15/07 - Hold until next meeting
02/28/07 - Withdrawn - no
further action will be taken on this bill.
General
Assembly
House Action:
Environmental Matters Committee
03/12/07 - Withdrawn
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MC 708-07
Requested by:
Sen. Rona Kramer
Bill
Text
Listed on the Maryland General Assembly website as: HB
618
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Montgomery County -- Damascus
-- Alcoholic Beverages -- Special Class C Licenses authorizes the Montgomery
County Board of License Commissioners to issue a special Class C beer, wine and
liquor license to a bona fide fire department in Damascus (12th election
district); and generally relates to alcoholic beverages licenses in Montgomery
County.
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Montgomery County House
Delegation:
Public Hearing: 12/14/06
County Affairs Committee:
1/24/07 - Favorable
Montgomery County House
Delegation:
01/26/07 - Favorable
Montgomery County Senate
Delegation:
Public Hearing: 02/01/07
02/01/07 - Favorable
General
Assembly
House Action:
Economic Matters Committee
02/19/07 - Hearing
02/26/07 - Favorable report by Economic Matters
House Floor
02/27/07
- Favorable report
adopted
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Second Reading Passed
03/01/07 - Third Reading Passed (133-0)
04/01/07 - Returned Passed
Senate Action:
Education Health & Environmental Affairs
03/02/07 - First Reading
03/30/07 - Hearing
04/05/07 - Favorable Report by Education Health and Environmental Affairs
04/01/07
- Favorable Report Adopted
- Second Reading Passed
04/02/07 - Third Reading Passed (47-0)
Action after passage in
House and Senate:
05/08/07 - Adopted by Governor
Chapter 417
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MC 709-07
Requested by:
Del. Nancy King
Bill Text
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Montgomery County Board of
Education -- Student Member -- Voting Rights prohibits the student member of
the Montgomery County Board of Education from voting on certain personnel
matters; and generally relates to the voting rights of the student member of the
Montgomery County Board of Education.
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Montgomery County House
Delegation:
Public Hearing: 12/14/06
County Affairs Committee:
02/01/07 - Unfavorable
Montgomery County
House Delegation:
02/02/07 - Unfavorable - no further
action will be taken on this bill
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MC 710-07 Requested by:
Del. Manno
Bill Text
Listed on the Maryland General
Assembly website as: HB
617
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Montgomery County --
Firearms Regulations -- State Preemption Exemptions authorizes Montgomery
County to enact certain ordinances regulating the purchase, sale, taxation,
transfer, manufacture, repair, ownership, possession, and transportation of
certain firearms; authorizes Montgomery County to enact certain ordinances
regulating the sale of a regulated firearm; authorizes Montgomery County to
enact certain ordinances regulating possession by a private party of a regulated
firearm; authorizes Montgomery County to enact certain ordinances regulating the
transfer by a private party of a regulated firearm; and generally relates to the
authority of Montgomery County to regulate firearms. |
Montgomery County House
Delegation:
01/26/07 - Vote for suspension of the rules to accept as a late-filed bill.
(This is a late-filed bill,
which will require a 2/3's majority vote in the House Delegation to be accepted
as a late-filed bill, and scheduled for a public hearing in Annapolis.)
Montgomery County
House
Delegation:
01/26/07 - Favorable vote to
suspend the rules and accept as a late-filed bill
02/09/07 - Public Hearing
County Affairs Committee:
02/15/07 - Favorable
Montgomery County
House
Delegation:
02/16/07 - Favorable
Montgomery County Senate
Delegation:
Public Hearing: 03/08/07
General
Assembly
House Action:
Judiciary
03/09/07 - Hearing 1:00 p.m.
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MC 711-07 Requested by:
Del. Barkley
Bill
Text
Listed on the Maryland General
Assembly website as: HB
1139
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Montgomery County -- Director
of the Department of Social Services -- Pension and Retirement Health Benefits allows
an individual, who is an employee of the Department of Social Services in
Montgomery County, and subsequently is transferred into the State Personnel
Management System, to remain in the Montgomery County Retirement System or
transfer into the Employees' Pension system of the State of Maryland; requires
the Central Payroll Bureau to deduct a certain amount from the biweekly salary
of the employee; requires that the Department of Human Resources provide the
County with certain funding on a quarterly basis; provides for the calculation
and payment of these funds; provides for the payment of employee and retiree health
benefits; conditions the payment of employee and retiree health benefits on the
payment by the State of a certain contribution; provides for the effective date
of certain provisions of this Act; and generally relating to the pension and retirement
benefits paid to the Director of the Department of Social Services in Montgomery
County who transfers into the State Personnel Management System. |
Montgomery County House
Delegation:
02/16/07 - Vote for suspension of the rules to accept as a late-filed bill.
(This is a late-filed bill,
which will require a 2/3's majority vote in the House Delegation to be accepted
as a late-filed bill, and scheduled for a public hearing in Annapolis.)
Montgomery County
House Delegation:
02/16/07 - Favorable vote to
suspend the rules and accept as a late-filed bill
02/23/07 - Public Hearing
02/23/07 - Favorable
Montgomery County Senate
Delegation:
Public Hearing
- 03/01/07
03/08/07 - Favorable
General
Assembly
House Action:
House Rules and Executive Nominations Committee
02/19/07 - First Reading
03/05/07 - Re-Referred to Appropriations
Appropriations Committee
03/21/07 - Hearing 1:00 p.m.
03/23/07 - Favorable with amendments report by Appropriations
03/20/07
- Favorable with amendments report adopted
- Second reading passed with amendments
03/22/07 - Third reading passed (137-0)
04/04/07 - Returned Passed
Senate Action:
Budget & Taxation
03/24/07 - First reading
03/28/07 - Hearing 9:00 a.m.
04/06/07 - Favorable Report by Budget & Taxation
Senate Action
04/02/07
- Favorable Report Adopted
- Second Reading Passed
04/03/07 - Third Reading Passed (47-0)
Action after passage in
House and Senate:
05/08/07 - Adopted by Governor
Chapter 455
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