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Bills in Committee April 8–12

Today, the Senate Appropriations Committee heard SB 7 then sent it to the committee’s suspense file due to the identified state cost. SB 7 would prohibit a charter city from receiving or using state funding or financial assistance for a construction project if the city has a voter-approved charter provision or ordinance that authorizes a contractor to not comply with state prevailing wage requirements on local construction projects funded by (non-state) city funds.

Key words: Legislation, Meetings and Events, Legislative Hearing

Controversial SB 7 Remains Alive in Senate Appropriations Committee

Today the Senate Appropriations Committee voted to send SB 7 (Steinberg) to the committee’s “Suspense File” due to identified state costs. The bill must be moved off Suspense by May 24, which is the last day for fiscal committees to hear and report bills to the floor introduced in the house of origin.

Key words: Economic Development, Infrastructure Finance District, Municipal Finance, Revenue and Taxation

Reminder: Ballots on League Bylaws Amendments due by April 19

On March 5, the League sent mail ballots to all member cities on two proposed amendments to the League’s bylaws. Ballots must be submitted to the League by April 19.

Key words: Board, Action Item, League Policy

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