SENATE COMMITTEE ON NATURAL RESOURCES, AGRICULTURE,
SALMON AND WATER
May 04, 2001 Hearing Room B
8:00 AM Tapes
116 - 118
MEMBERS PRESENT: Sen. Ken Messerle, Chair
Sen. Frank Shields, Vice-Chair
Sen. Bill Fisher
Sen. Ginny Burdick
Sen. Jason Atkinson
Sen. Roger Beyer
Sen. Ryan Deckert
STAFF PRESENT: Judith
Callens, Committee Administrator
Patricia Nielsen, Committee Assistant
MEASURE/ISSUES HEARD: HB 3634 Public Hearing and Work
Session
HB 3858 Public Hearing and Work Session
HB 3123 A Public Hearing and Work Session
HB 3964 Public Hearing and Work Session
HB 2008 A Public Hearing and Work Session
HB 2604 A Public Hearing and Work Session
HB 2051 B Public Hearing and Work Session
HJM 20 Public Hearing and Work Session
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Only text enclosed in quotation marks reports a speakers exact
words. For complete contents,
please refer to the tapes.
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TAPE/# |
Speaker |
Comments |
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TAPE 116, A |
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005 |
Chair Messerle |
Opens meeting at 8:06
a.m. Opens public hearing on HB 3634. |
HB 3634 PUBLIC HEARING |
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010 |
Judith Callens |
Committee
Administrator. Presents bill. |
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015 |
Gary Lynch |
Department of Geology and
Mineral Industries (DOGAMI).
Testifies in favor and submits written testimony (EXHIBIT A). |
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040 |
Linda Bye |
Oregon Concrete and
Aggregate Producers Association (OCAPA).
Testifies in support of bill. |
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045 |
Sen. Fisher |
Asks if bill refers to
only aggregate sites or also small mining claims. |
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050 |
Lynch |
Responds. |
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055 |
Chair Messerle |
Closes public hearing on
HB 3634. Opens work session on HB
3634. |
HB 3634 WORK SESSION |
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060 |
Sen. Atkinson |
MOTION: Moves HB 3634 to the floor with a DO PASS
recommendation. |
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065 |
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VOTE: 6-0 AYE: In a roll call vote, all members
present vote Aye. EXCUSED: 1 - Deckert |
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Chair
Messerle |
The motion
CARRIES. SEN. BURDICK
will lead discussion on the floor. |
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070 |
Chair Messerle |
Closes work session on HB
3634. Opens public hearing on HB
3858. |
HB 3858 PUBLIC HEARING |
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075 |
Callens |
Presents bill. |
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085 |
Kristina McNitt |
Oregon Water Resources
Congress (OWRC). Testifies in favor
of bill and submits written testimony (EXHIBITS
B, C). |
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100 |
Chair Messerle |
Asks whether a
representative of a corporation can serve on a board. |
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105 |
McNitt |
Responds. |
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120 |
David Filippi |
OWRC Board Member. Testifies in support. |
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140 |
Chair Messerle |
Asks whether the language
should be changed. |
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145 |
Filippi |
Explains. |
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160 |
Chair Messerle |
Asks about application to
drainage districts. |
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162 |
Filippi |
Responds. |
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165 |
Chair Messerle |
Closes public hearing on
HB 3858. Opens work session on HB
3858. |
HB 3858 WORK SESSION |
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165 |
Sen. Atkinson |
MOTION: Moves HB 3858 to the floor with a DO PASS
recommendation. |
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170 |
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VOTE: 7-0 AYE: In a roll call vote, all members
present vote Aye. |
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Chair
Messerle |
The motion CARRIES. SEN.
ATKINSON will lead discussion on the floor. |
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175 |
Chair Messerle |
Closes work session on HB
3858. Opens public hearing on HB 3123 A. |
3123 A PUBLIC HEARING |
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180 |
Callens |
Presents bill. |
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185 |
Mike Dewey |
Waste Management,
Inc. Introduces Frank Hammond,
attorney representing Waste Management, Inc.
Testifies in support. |
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285 |
Chair Messerle |
Closes public hearing on
HB 3123 A. Opens work session on HB 3123A. |
HB 3123 A WORK SESSION |
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290 |
Sen. Deckert |
MOTION: Moves HB 3123A to the floor with a DO PASS
recommendation. |
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295 |
Sen. R. Beyer |
Comments about land use
laws applied differently to local governments than to private citizens. |
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300 |
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VOTE: 5-2 AYE: 5 Atkinson, Deckert,
Fisher, Shields, Messerle NAY: 2 Beyer R, Burdick |
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Chair
Messerle |
The motion
CARRIES. SEN. DECKERT
will lead discussion on the floor. |
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305 |
Chair Messerle |
Closes work session on HB
3123 A. Opens public hearing on HB 3964. |
HB 3964 PUBLIC HEARING |
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320 |
Callens |
Presents bill. |
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330 |
Chuck Craig |
Deputy Director, Oregon
Department of Agriculture (ODA).
Testifies in support of bill. |
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345 |
Jim Cramer |
Acting Administrator,
Commodity Inspection Division, ODA.
Testifies in support. |
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360 |
Bruce Bishop |
Perennial Ryegrass
Bargaining Association (PRBA).
Testifies in support.
Represents support of Dave Nelson and Oregon Seed Council for bill. |
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390 |
Jim Carnes |
Executive Director,
PRBA. Testifies in support and
submits written testimony (EXHIBIT D). |
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430 |
Ralph Fisher |
Member, Oregon Seed
Council, grass seed grower. Testifies in support. |
TAPE 117, A |
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015 |
Chair Messerle |
Closes public hearing on
HB 3964. Opens work session on HB
3964. |
HB 3964 WORK SESSION |
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020 |
Sen. R. Beyer |
MOTION: Moves HB 3964 to the floor with a DO PASS
recommendation. |
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025 |
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VOTE: 6-0 AYE: In a roll call vote, all members
present vote Aye. EXCUSED: 1 Shields |
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Chair
Messerle |
The motion
CARRIES. SEN. R.
BEYER will lead discussion on the floor. |
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030 |
Chair Messerle |
Closes work session on HB
3964. Opens public hearing on HB 2008 A. |
HB 2008 A PUBLIC HEARING
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035 |
Callens |
Presents bill. |
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045 |
Chair Messerle |
Closes public hearing on
HB 2008 A. Opens work session on HB
2008A. |
HB 2008 A WORK SESSION |
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050 |
Sen. Fisher |
Asks about type of
littering covered by bill. |
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055 |
Chair Messerle |
Explains the bill is
sponsored by Speaker Simmons. |
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060 |
Callens |
Explains application of
the penalty code. |
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065 |
Chair Messerle |
Reviews definition of
types of litter in bill. |
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066 |
Sen. Fisher |
Asks how and why fine
amount was set. |
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080 |
Sen. Deckert |
Comments about increase in
fines. |
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100 |
Chair Messerle |
Closes work session on HB
2008 A. |
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105 |
Callens |
Gives references from
bill. |
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110 |
Chair Messerle |
Opens public hearing on HB
2604 A. |
HB 2604 A PUBLIC HEARING |
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115 |
Callens |
Presents bill and dashA3
amendments (EXHIBIT E). |
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155 |
Sen. Fisher |
Asks about the restriction
against soliciting or advertising for pesticide application business outside
jurisdiction. |
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165 |
Terry Witt |
Oregonians for Food and
Shelter. Testifies in support of bill
and dash-A3 amendments. Describes
limited scope of license. |
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200 |
Sen. Fisher |
Asks why advertising is
allowed. |
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205 |
Witt |
Explains. |
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250 |
Craig |
Testifies in support of
bill and amendments. Offers
correction to text. |
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260 |
Chair Messerle |
Asks if agency concerns
have been worked out. |
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265 |
Craig |
Responds. |
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266 |
Chris Kirby |
Administrator, Pesticides
Division, ODA. Testifies in support. |
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270 |
Sen. Fisher |
Asks about conceptual
amendment to correct bill language. |
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272 |
Callens |
Confirms. |
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275 |
Sen. R. Beyer |
Raises other differences
where corrections may be needed. |
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295 |
Callens |
Explains. |
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315 |
Witt |
Responds further. |
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400 |
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Discussion continues to
clarify language of amendments. |
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425 |
Craig |
Elaborates on corrections. |
TAPE 116, B |
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022 |
Chair Messerle |
Closes public hearing 2604
A. Reopens public hearing on HB 2008
A. |
HB 2008 A PUBLIC HEARING
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030 |
Capt. Lindsay Ball |
Oregon State Police (OSP)
/ Acting Director Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW). Responds to questions regarding penalties. |
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040 |
Chair Messerle |
Asks about increases in
fines. |
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045 |
Harvey Mathews |
Speakers office. Explains house testimony about increase in
littering problem and recommendation that fines be increased. |
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050 |
Sen. Fisher |
Asks about assessment of
fines. |
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070 |
Mathews |
Explains. |
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080 |
Sen. Fisher |
Asks who enforces the
fines. |
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085 |
Capt. Ball |
Responds. |
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095 |
Sen. Fisher |
Inquires how many fines
are levied. |
|
100 |
Capt. Ball |
Answers. |
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102 |
Sen. Fisher |
Asks whether the fines are
reduced after being levied. |
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110 |
Mathews |
Offers to report back with
additional information. |
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115 |
Chair Messerle |
Asks whether there are any
criminal charges for contaminating a waterway. |
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118 |
Capt. Ball |
Responds. |
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120 |
Vice-chair Shields |
Describes anecdote about
tracing the dumping of garbage. Asks
about tracing perpetrators. |
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145 |
Capt. Ball |
Responds. |
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170 |
Chair Messerle |
Advises the Speaker will
come down to testify. |
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180 |
Sen. R. Beyer |
Asks about motor vehicle
licensing and exemption for littering by commercial fishermen. |
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190 |
Mathews |
Explains. |
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200 |
Capt. Ball |
Explains about licenses. Raises another issue re angling licensing. |
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235 |
Terry Thompson |
Recommends review by
legislative counsel. Bill intends to
include sport fishing licenses. |
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250 |
Sen. R. Beyer |
Asks about other
licensing. |
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265 |
Thompson |
Responds. |
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280 |
Sen. Fisher |
Continues comments about
selective levying of fines. |
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300 |
Chair Messerle |
Closes public hearing on
HB 2008 A. Advises that legislative
counsel needs to work on amendments.
Reopens work session on HB 2604 A. |
HB 2604 A WORK SESSION |
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310 |
Callens |
Presents further
explanation about dash-A3 amendment. |
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320 |
Sen. R. Beyer |
MOTION: Moves to SUSPEND the rules for the purpose
of amending the HB 2604 dash-A3 amendments. |
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325 |
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VOTE: 7-0 |
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Chair
Messerle |
Hearing no
objection, declares the motion CARRIED. |
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330 |
Sen. R. Beyer |
MOTION: Moves to amend the HB 2604-A3 amendments
dated 5/4/01 by inserting (C) at the end of line 1, page 2. |
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340 |
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VOTE: 7-0 |
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Chair
Messerle |
Hearing no
objection, declares the motion CARRIED. |
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345 |
Sen. R. Beyer |
MOTION: Moves to ADOPT the amended HB 2604-A3
amendments dated 5/4/01. |
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350 |
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VOTE: 7-0 |
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Chair
Messerle |
Hearing no
objection, declares the motion CARRIED. |
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360 |
Sen. R. Beyer |
MOTION: Moves HB 2604A to the floor with a DO PASS
AS AMENDED recommendation. |
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365 |
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VOTE: 7-0 AYE: In a roll call vote, all members
present vote Aye. |
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Chair
Messerle |
The motion
CARRIES. SEN. R.
BEYER will lead discussion on the floor. |
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370 |
Chair Messerle |
Closes work session on HB
2604 A. Opens public hearing on HB
2051B. |
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HB 2051 B PUBLIC HEARING |
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380 |
Callens |
Presents bill and dash-B14
amendments (EXHIBIT F). |
TAPE 117, B |
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010 |
Jeff Kropf |
Testifies in support with
dash-B14 amendments. |
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015 |
Tom Rush |
Corporation Division,
Secretary of State. Testifies in
support of bill with dash-B14 amendments. |
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025 |
Bruce Bishop |
Testifies in support of
the dash-B14 amendments and bill on behalf of Mr. Carnes, Executive Director,
PRBA. |
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035 |
Chair Messerle |
Closes public hearing on
HB 2051 B. Opens work session on HB 2051 B. |
HB 2051 B WORK SESSION |
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040 |
Sen. R. Beyer |
MOTION: Moves to ADOPT HB 2051-B14 amendments
dated 5/3/01. |
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045 |
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VOTE: 6-0 EXCUSED: 1 Atkinson |
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Chair
Messerle |
Hearing no
objection, declares the motion CARRIED. |
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050 |
Sen. R. Beyer |
MOTION: Moves HB 2051B to the floor with a DO PASS
AS AMENDED recommendation. |
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055 |
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VOTE: 6-0 AYE: In a roll call vote, all members
present vote Aye. EXCUSED: 1 Atkinson |
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057 |
Chair
Messerle |
The motion
CARRIES. SEN. R.
BEYER will lead discussion on the floor. |
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060 |
Chair Messerle |
Closes work session on HB
2051 B. Opens public hearing on HJM
20. |
HJM 20 PUBLIC HEARING |
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065 |
Callens |
Presents bill and dash-1
amendments (EXHIBIT G). |
|
080 |
Glen Stonebrink |
Oregon Cattlemens
Association. Testifies support of
bill. Testifies in opposition to the
dash-1 amendments. |
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090 |
Duane Bales |
Speakers office. Testifies in support of original
bill. Testifies in opposition to the
dash-1 amendments. |
|
100 |
Arleigh Isley |
Testifies in support and
submits written testimony (EXHIBIT H). Testifies in opposition to the dash-1
amendments. |
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200 |
Isley |
Continues. |
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300 |
Isley |
Continues. |
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365 |
Vice-chair Shields |
Asks about the human
population of the canyon. |
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375 |
Isley |
Explains and continues. |
TAPE 118, A |
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025 |
Vice-chair Shields |
Asks about the eagle
habitat and population. |
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030 |
Isley |
Responds. |
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035 |
Einav Shochat |
Hells Canyon Preservation
Council. Testifies in opposition to
bill because of wording which misrepresents the intention of the Hells Canyon
National Recreation Area Act. Submits
written material with suggested changes (EXHIBIT
I). |
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070 |
Gilly Lyons |
Hells Canyon Preservation
Council. Testifies in opposition to
bill. |
|
120 |
Sen. Deckert |
Asks about the food source
of the animal populations in the area. |
|
130 |
Shochat |
Responds and offers to
provide additional information. |
|
155 |
Vice-chair Shields |
Asks about effect of
change in food supply. |
|
160 |
Shochat |
Responds. |
|
170 |
Chair Messerle |
Closes public hearing on
HJM 20. Opens work session on HJM 20. |
HJM 20 WORK SESSION |
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175 |
Sen. Burdick |
MOTION: Moves to ADOPT HJM 20-1 amendments dated
4/17/01. |
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175 |
Sen. Burdick |
VOTE: 3-4 AYE: 3 - Burdick, Deckert, Shields NAY: 4 - Atkinson, Beyer R,
Fisher, Messerle |
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Chair
Messerle |
The motion
FAILS. |
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080 |
Sen. Atkinson |
MOTION: Moves HJM 20 be sent to the floor with a
BE ADOPTED recommendation. |
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185 |
Sen.
Atkinson |
VOTE: 4-3 AYE: 4 - Atkinson, Beyer R,
Fisher, Messerle NAY: 3 - Burdick, Deckert, Shields |
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Chair
Messerle |
The motion
CARRIES. SEN.
ATKINSON will lead discussion on the floor. |
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190 |
Chair Messerle |
Closes work session on HJM
20. Adjourns meeting at 10:11 a.m. |
Submitted By, Reviewed By,
Patricia Nielsen, Judith Callens,
Committee Assistant Committee Administrator
EXHIBIT
SUMMARY
A
HB 3634, written testimony, Gary Lynch, Dept Geology and Mineral Industries,
1 p
B
HB 3858, written testimony, Kristina McNitt, Oregon Water Resources Congress,
5 pp
C
HB 3858, written testimony, Lyle Umpleby, Powder Valley Water Control Dist, 2
pp
D
HB 3964, written testimony, Jim Carnes, Perennial Ryegrass Bargaining Assn, 2
pp
E
HB 2604, proposed dash-A3 amendments, staff, 2 pp
F
HB 2051, proposed dash-B14 amendments, staff, 2 pp
G
HJM 20, proposed dash-1 amendments, staff, 1 p
H
HJM 20, written testimony, Arleigh Isley, 6 pp
I
HJM 20, written testimony, Einav Shochat, Hells Canyon Preservation Council,
5 pp
J
SB 470, written testimony, James Lewis, City of Jacksonville, 3 pp
K
SB 470, written testimony, Phillip Fell, City of Eugene, 2 pp