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TAPE 102, A

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Chair Garrard

Calls the meeting to order at 1:41 p.m. and opens a public hearing on HB 3483.

HB 3483 – PUBLIC HEARING

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Don Schellenberg

Oregon Farm Bureau. 

Sam Litke

Committee Administrator.  Explains the provisions of HB 3483.  Introduces the -1 amendments (EXHIBIT A).

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Schellenberg

Submits written testimony explaining and in support of HB 3483-1 (EXHIBIT B).  Reviews history of HB 3483 as HB 2100.

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Dave Hunnicutt

Oregonians in Action.  Speaks in support of HB 3483.  Notes he abstained from speaking on HB 2100 due to constitutionality concerns and the -1 amendments address those concerns. 

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Liz Frenkel

League of Women’s Voter of Oregon.  Reads a prepared statement in opposition to HB 3483, HB 2100 and HB 3474.  Raises concerns about lack of citizen involvement, the proposed boundaries of regions and the fiscal impact (EXHIBIT H).

Chair Garrard

Closes the public hearing on HB 3483 and opens a work session on HB 3483.

HB 3483 – WORK SESSION

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Rep. Greenlick

Asks about the status of the bill which proposes a 30-year review of  the Land Conservation and Development Commission and statewide land use planning.

Chair Garrard

Notes this is SB 82.

Rep. Greenlick

Asks about the status of SB 82.

Litke

Reports he does not know.

Rep. Greenlick

Asserts that HB 3483 is a “band-aid” for the larger problem which would be addressed more comprehensively by SB 82.

Chair Garrard

Notes uncertainty in the movement of other legislation in the Senate.

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Rep. Anderson

MOTION:  Moves to ADOPT HB 3483-1 amendments dated 5/23/05.

VOTE:  7-0-0

Chair Garrard

Hearing no objection, declares the motion CARRIED.

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Rep. Anderson

MOTION:  Moves HB 3483A to the floor with a DO PASS AS AMENDED recommendation and BE REFERRED to the committee on Budget by prior reference.

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Rep. Nolan

Discusses her concern about HB 3483 and would like to move forward on a bill that advances a look at statewide land use planning.

VOTE:  5-2-0

AYE:               5 - Ackerman, Anderson, Smith P., Sumner, Garrard

NAY:               2 - Greenlick, Nolan

Chair Garrard

The motion CARRIES.

Chair Garrard

Closes the work session on HB 3483 and opens a work session on HB 3084.

HB 3084 – WORK SESSION

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Sam Litke

Committee Administrator.  Reviews committee action on HB 3084 and adoption of -5 amendment (EXHIBIT C).  Introduces -6 amendments (EXHIBIT D), -7 amendments (EXHIBIT E), -8 amendments (EXHIBIT F), and the -9 amendments (EXHIBIT G).

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Rep. Avakian

HD 34.  Encourages acceptance of the -6 amendments and explains their provisions. 

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Rep. Anderson

Asks if the -6 amendments replace the -5 amendments.

Rep. Avakian

Responds affirmatively.

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Ken Stroebeck

League of Oregon Cities.  Encourages the committee not to pass the bill but to use SB 887 as the vehicle to address the annexation controversy and explains his reasoning.  Outlines provisions and explains why he does not support HB 3084. 

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Rep. Greenlick

Notes one alternative is to pass SB 887 but notes the absence of a lack of consequence if a solution is not reached and wonders if the League could support a deletion of ORS 222.750 to add pressure to find a solution.

Stroebeck

Gives their commitment to finding a solution and does not support Rep. Greenlick’s suggestion. 

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Rep. Ackerman

Questions Rep. Avakian on Section 2 and its relation to the -6 amendments.

Rep. Avakian

Elaborates on the provisions in Sections 1 and 2.   Relays the narrow focus of the bill and his support of an interim committee.

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Rep. Ackerman

Asks for clarification if “proposal for annexation” is a legal definition.

Rep. Avakian

Responds he does not know.

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Rep. Ackerman

Asks about the amendments effect on Nike.

Rep. Avakian

Explains that Nike could not be annexed under certain circumstances.

Rep. Ackerman

Verifies that Nike could be annexed by island annexation.

Rep. Avakian

Responds that they could be under certain circumstances.

Rep. Ackerman

Raises concern that the type of annexation is not specified when defined “specified annexation”.

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Rep. Avakian

Understands but does not share the concern.

Rep. Nolan

Verifies that the amendments apply to any annexation that has not been consummated by ordinance as of the effective date of the act. 

Rep. Avakian

Agrees.

Rep. Nolan

Asserts that the Nike annexation would not be allowed to proceed under Section 1(3)(c).

Rep. Avakian

Reviews the section and agrees.

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Rep. Nolan

Comments that the amendments close the loophole appropriately without crippling cities’ abilities to provide services.  Gives her support.

Rep. Avakian

References continued conversations with League of Oregon Cities.

Rep. Nolan

Notes this bill does not preclude forming an interim task force.

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Rep. Greenlick

Suggests passing HB 3084 -5 out of the committee.

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Chair Garrard

Relays they will not pass HB 3084 out today.  Closes the work session on HB 3084 and opens a work session on SB 346A.

SB 346A – WORK SESSION

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Sam Litke

Committee Administrator.  Reviews previous discussion on the bill.  Introduces –A3 amendments (EXHIBIT I) and the -A4 amendments (EXHIBIT J).

Joe Rohleder

Oregon Aquaculture Association.  Discusses the amendments and urges support of SB 346A with the –A4 amendments.

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Anne K. Rystrom

Oregon Aquaculture Association.  Submits and summarizes written testimony in support of SB 346A without amendments (EXHIBIT K).

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Joe Rohleder

Relays that the governor wanted to clarify that they are referring to  three species; aquatic, bird, and animal.    

Rep. Nolan

Asks if this clarification is reflected in the amendments or if they need to add something.

Rohleder

Relays his understanding that Legislative Counsel (LC) can make grammatical fixes during printing.

Rep. Nolan

Comments LC cannot if the meaning is changed.

Rohleder

States it was clearly the legislative intent to be discussing three separate species.

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Rep. Greenlick

Comments that it is clear as written.

Rep. Nolan

Asks if there has been any information from the revenue office on potential positive impacts.

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Rohleder

Responds that there has not been any analysis yet but they hope to in the future.

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Rystrom

Adds a statistic from her written testimony.

Litke

Reports that LC is comfortable with the amendment as written.

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Rep. Greenlick

MOTION:  Moves to ADOPT SB 346A-A4 amendments dated 5/19/05.

VOTE:  7-0-0

AYE:            In a roll call vote, all members present vote Aye.

Chair Garrard

The motion CARRIES.

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Rep. Greenlick

MOTION:  Moves SB 346B to the floor with a DO PASS AS AMENDED recommendation.

VOTE:  7-0-0

AYE:            In a roll call vote, all members present vote Aye.

Chair Garrard

The motion CARRIES.

REP. GREENLICK will lead discussion on the floor.

Chair Garrard

Closes the work session on SB 346A and opens a work session on committee LC Draft requests.

LC DRAFT REQUEST – WORK SESSION

Rep. Greenlick

MOTION: Moves the committee request an LC draft the                 language of which is currently contained in SB 82 for consideration as a committee bill.

VOTE:  7-0-0

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Chair Garrard

Hearing no objection, declares the motion CARRIED.

Chair Garrard

Makes announcements on future action.

Rep. Ackerman

Asks about meetings left.

Chair Garrard

Makes announcements.

Rep. Ackerman

Relays concern with the timeline.

Chair Garrard

Discusses future intentions.

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Rep. Nolan

Encourages a public hearing on Measure 37 related legislation.

Chair Garrard

Agrees and makes announcements. 

Chair Garrard

Adjourns the meeting at 2:35 p.m.