HOUSE COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION
March 21, 2003 Hearing Room 357
9:00 AM Tapes
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MEMBERS PRESENT: Rep. Alan Brown, Chair
Rep. Elizabeth Beyer, Vice-Chair
Rep. John Mabrey Vice-Chair
Rep. Jackie Dingfelder
Rep. George Gilman
Rep. Mitch Greenlick
Rep. Cliff Zauner
STAFF PRESENT: Janet
Adkins, Administrator
Ryan Sherlock, Assistant
MEASURE/ISSUES HEARD: HB 3151 Public Hearing and Work
Session
HB 3231 Public Hearing and Work
Session
HB 3121 Work Session
These minutes are in
compliance with Senate and House Rules.
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 55, A |
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003 |
Chair Brown |
Calls the meeting to order at 9:35 a.m., and opens a
public hearing on HB 3151. |
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HB 3151
PUBLIC HEARING |
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005 |
Janet Adkins |
Committee Administrator. Offers a description of HB 3151. |
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015 |
Rep. Mabrey |
Indicates he is the sponsor of the bill. |
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020 |
Dave Barrows |
Oregon Outdoor Advertising Association. Offers written
testimony (EXHIBIT A) in support
of HB 3151. |
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050 |
Terry Sandblast |
Clear Channel Outdoor. Offers testimony in support
of HB 3151. |
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060 |
Beyer |
Asks if this measure would save any money for Oregon
Department of Transportation (ODOT). |
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070 |
Mike Kirby |
Oregon Department of Transportation, Right of Way
Section Manger. Offers written testimony
(EXHIBIT B) and explains that ODOT would save around $1500 per year. |
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075 |
Chair Brown |
Closes the public hearing on HB 3151, and opens a
work session on HB 3151. |
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HB 3151
WORK SESSION |
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080 |
Rep. Beyer
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MOTION: Moves HB 3151 to the floor with a DO PASS
recommendation. |
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VOTE:
7-0 AYE: In a roll call vote, all members present vote Aye. |
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Chair Brown |
The motion CARRIES. |
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090 |
Rep.
Mabrey |
MOTION: Moves HB 3151 be placed on the CONSENT
CALENDAR. |
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VOTE:
7-0 |
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Chair Brown |
Hearing no objection, declares the
motion CARRIED. |
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090 |
Chair Brown |
Closes the work session on HB 3151, and opens a public
hearing on HB 3231. |
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HB 3231
PUBLIC HEARING |
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095 |
Janet Adkins |
Committee Administrator. Offers a description of HB
3231. |
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115 |
Chair Brown |
Refers to the 2001 legislative session and history
of the issue. |
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130 |
Martin Loring |
Oregon Department of Transportation, Public Transit
Division. Offers written testimony (EXHIBIT
C) regarding HB 3231. |
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160 |
Rep. Greenlick |
Points out his opposition to taking five million
dollars out of the fund, and asks how much of that would be replaced by this
bill. |
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165 |
Loring |
Indicates that none would be replaced, because the
bill affects the 2003-2005 budget. |
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173 |
Rep. Greenlick |
Asks for a specific number. |
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175 |
Loring |
Indicates the number is 1.8 million dollars would be
replaced. |
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180 |
Rep. Zauner |
Asks who made the decision that it would be better
to spend the excess money than lower the cost of the fee. |
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185 |
Loring |
Discusses the groups involved in making the
suggestion of spending the money. |
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195 |
Rep. Greenlick |
Asks about a number which indicates the refunding
would be closer to three million dollars. |
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200 |
Chair Brown |
Explains the three million dollar figure comes from
the information he received. |
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205 |
Sen. Bruce Starr |
Senate District 15. Offers testimony in support of
HB 3231. |
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230 |
Rep. Gilman |
Acknowledges the importance for senior
transportation, but points out that possibly the fee should be lowered. |
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235 |
Sen. Starr |
Addresses the possibility of returning or lowering
the fee. |
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260 |
Rep. Beyer |
Asks whether those that have the ID cards are the
ones who benefit from the fee. |
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265 |
Sen. Starr |
Discusses the possibility. |
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270 |
Rep. Mabrey |
Points out that he has not heard anyone complain
that the fee is excessive, but he does believe there are some who would be
hurt for lack of funding of the Elderly and Disabled Special Transportation
Fund. |
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275 |
Andrea Fogue |
League of Oregon Cities. Offers testimony in support
of HB 3231. |
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280 |
Chair Brown |
Closes the public hearing on HB 3231, and opens a
work session on HB 3231. |
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HB 3231
WORK SESSION |
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290 |
Rep.
Dingfelder |
MOTION: Moves HB 3231 to the floor with a DO PASS
recommendation and BE REFERRED to the committee on Ways and Means by prior
reference. |
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300 |
Rep. Greenlick |
Expresses his support for the bill. |
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310 |
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VOTE:
7-0 AYE: In a roll call vote, all members present vote Aye. |
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Chair Brown |
The motion CARRIES. |
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325 |
Chair Brown |
Closes the work session on HB 3231, and opens a work
session on HB 3121. |
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HB 3121
WORK SESSION |
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330 |
Janet Adkins |
Committee Administrator. Offers a description of HB 3121
and the proposed transfer of the bill to the House Committee on Environment
and Land Use. |
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350 |
Chair Brown |
Explains that the Environment and Land Use committee
is working on similar bills, and would like to do them all together. |
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355 |
Rep.
Greenlick |
MOTION: Moves HB 3121 WITHOUT RECOMMENDATION as to
passage BE REFERRED to the committee on Environment and Land Use. |
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VOTE:
7-0 |
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Chair Brown |
Hearing no objection, declares the
motion CARRIED. |
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370 |
Janet Adkins |
Explains why HB 3058 is being held to a further
meeting. |
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375 |
Chair Brown |
Closes the public hearing on HB 3121 and adjourns
the meeting at 9:58 a.m. |
EXHIBIT
SUMMARY
A
HB 3151, written testimony, Dave Barrows, 1 p.
B
HB 3151, written testimony, Mike Kirby, 1 p.
C
HB 3231, written testimony, Martin Loring, 1 p.