| Bill # |
Description |
Status |
Sponsor |
JGAC Position |
| HB 1007 |
Establishes
utility-based sustainable energy trusts that can be used to reduce the
cost of deploying sustainable energy projects and smart energy
technologies in the state. |
|
Morris |
|
| HB 1014 |
Changes the
name of the department of ecology's office of waste reduction to the
office of waste reduction sustainable production.
(1) Prepare and submit a biennial progress report to the legislature;
(2) Work with federal, state, and local agencies and private
organizations administering programs related to pollution prevention,
energy consumption, resource consumption, the use and generation of
hazardous substances, or the generation of waste or pollution; (3)
Administer a waste reduction and safer chemical alternatives research
and development program; (4) Establish and maintain a database of
chemicals used in the state to help meet the 2021 toxic chemicals use
reduction goal; and (5) Consult with the department of health regarding
the health effects of toxic chemicals and safer chemical alternatives. |
|
Campbell |
|
| HB 1015 SB 5011) |
Prohibits the
sale or distribution of certain novelty lighters.Establishes the
novelty lighter fire safety account.Provides penalties. |
|
Simpson |
|
| HB 1018 SB 5016) |
Modifying when
a special election may be held. |
|
Appleton |
|
| HB 1021 |
Removes a
state agency's requirement to provide no less than four weeks' notice
to a hospital of a hospital survey or audit. |
|
Campbell |
|
| HB 1022 SB 5025) |
Modifies
provisions regarding statutory costs. |
|
Williams |
|
| HB 1025 |
University
affiliated bookstores required to disclose information to students on
required course materials including but not limited to title,
authors,edition, price, and International Standard Book Number (ISBN)
at least four weeks before the start of the class for which the
materials are required. |
|
Armstrong |
|
| HB 1026 |
Requires a
driver's license or identicard applicant to provide the department of
licensing with documentation that the applicant is a United States
citizen or that the applicant's presence in the United States is
authorized under federal law. |
|
Armstrong |
|
| HB 1027 |
Eliminates the
state property tax levy. Provides that the act applies to taxes levied
for collection in 2010 and thereafter. |
|
Armstrong |
|
| HB 1045 |
Protects new home buyers and remodelers from builder
negligence with 6 year warranty rights to the fundamental structure of
building. |
|
Williams |
|
| HB 1055 |
Requires
workers to have licenses, certificates, or permits in their possession
when performing work in certain construction trades. Provides that the
act applies to individuals applying for or renewing a license or
certification after July 1, 2010. |
|
Moeller |
|
| HB 1056 |
Changes the
schedule for revaluation of taxable real property. |
|
Takko |
|
| HB 1060 |
Updates the
weatherization statute to reflect evolving green building and energy
conservation practices. |
|
Liias |
|
| HB 1061 |
Modifies
membership of the Washington state dental quality assurance commission. |
|
Campbell |
|
| HB 1062 |
Modifies the
electrolytic processing business tax exemption. |
|
Takko |
|
| HB 1063 |
Removes the
termination date for the salmon and steelhead recovery program under
RCW 77.85.200. |
|
Takko |
|
| HB 1068 |
Revises the
Washington business corporation act. |
|
Pederson |
|
| HB 1069 |
Addresses the
increased use of ineffective and inefficient exterior lighting in
Washington that has generated unnecessary light pollution and wasteful
energy consumption. |
|
Hunt |
|
| HB 1073 |
Finds that
consumers should be able to access loans at reasonable rates. |
|
Appleton |
|
| HB 1075 |
Declares an
intent to remove barriers to educationalsuccess imposed on children of
military families because of frequent moves and deployment of their
parents |
|
Rolfes |
|
| HB 1078 |
Creates a
statutory framework that provides consumer protections to those who
entrust money or property to persons acting as exchange facilitators. |
|
Kelley |
|
| HB 1084 |
Creating a
Washington state ferries commission. |
|
Appleton |
|
| HB 1086 |
Requiring
certain providers of electric service to purchase electricity from
eligible distributed generators. |
|
McCoy |
|
| HB 1087 |
Improving the
effectiveness of the office of minority and women's business
enterprises. |
|
Kenney |
|
| HB 1095 |
Increasing
small business access to state contracting opportunities. |
|
Hasegawa |
|
| HB 1096 |
Enhancing
small business participation in state purchasing. |
|
Hasegawa |
|
| HB 1129 |
Establishing a
lifelong learning account steering committee. |
|
Kenney |
|
| HB 1130 |
Develop a plan
to create a single,coordinated, collaboratively supported, one-stop
college information web-based portal for students and families
planning, preparing, and applying for, as well as those attending,
postsecondary education. |
|
Kenney |
|
| HB 1131 |
Concerning the
Washington state economic development commission. |
|
Kenney |
|
| HB 1138 |
Requires a
retail establishment that has a restroom facility for its employees to
allow a customer to use that facility during normal business hours |
|
Liias |
|
| HB 1139 |
Increases the
number of members allowed relevant to public transportation benefit
area authorities. |
|
Liias |
|
| HB 1141 |
Concerning a
sales and use tax rebate for materials and services related to the
construction of affordable housing. |
|
Liias |
|
| HB 1154 |
Prohibits a
local government from imposing monetary charges on the transfer of
disposable shopping bags. |
|
Takko |
|
| HB 1160 |
Eliminates the
family leave insurance program. |
|
Condotta |
|
| HB 1164 |
Clarifies
provisions relating to loans to local governments for public works
projects. |
|
Dunshee |
|
| HB 1166 |
Allows loans
to community development financial institutions under the linked
deposit program. |
|
Hasegawa |
|
| HB 1167 |
Requires the
office of minority and women's business enterprises to report to the
legislature with an analysis of barriers faced by certified small
businesses that are currently not able to participate in the linked
deposit program and make recommendations on how to overcome those
barriers. |
|
Hasegawa |
|
| HB 1172 |
Finds that a
successful transfer of development rights program must consider
existing affordable housing and economic development programs and
policies in designated receiving areas. |
|
|
|
| HB 1173 |
Creating
programs to increase affordable housing and end homelessness. |
|
Miloscia |
|
| HB 1186 |
Regarding the
sale and use of small-scale powered equipment. |
|
Chase |
|
| HB 1189 |
Prohibits a
person who owns or operates a retail store from providing a carryout
bag for free or for charge to a consumer unless the carryout bag is
either a compostableplastic carryout bag, a recyclable paper carryout
bag, or a reusable carryout bag. |
|
Chase |
|
| HB 1190 |
Regulates
construction standards for state construction projects |
|
Chase |
|
| HB 1191 |
Providing
incentives to support renewable solar energy. |
|
Chase |
|
| HB 1192 |
Modifies
provisions regarding unsolicited goods and
services and the promotional advertising of prizes. |
|
Morell |
|
| HB 1198 |
Changes public
works bid limits. |
|
Haigh |
|
| HB 1199 |
Modifies
provisions relevant to retaining funds on public
works projects. |
|
Haigh |
|
| HB 1200 |
Expands the
ability to negotiate an adjustment to a bid
price on public works to municipalities. |
|
Haigh |
|
| HB 1206 |
Eliminates
prepayment requirements as a condition to
contesting a tax. |
|
Anderson |
|
| HB 1207 |
Clarifies
provisions relating to assessed valuation
requirements for the direct petition method of annexation. |
|
Simpson |
|
| HB 1208 |
Revises
provisions regarding property tax administration. |
|
Takko |
|
| HB 1209 |
Allows the
department of transportation to purchase five
passenger-only ferries |
|
Ericksen |
|
| HB 1213 |
Creates
uniform debt management services. |
|
Kirby |
|
| HB 1216 |
Makes
appropriations and authorizes expenditures for
capital improvements. |
|
Dunshee |
|
| HB 1225 |
Clarifies the
effect of special fuel taxes on publicly
owned or operated urban passenger transportation systems. |
|
Liias |
|
| HB 1237 |
Revises the
implementation date, benefit design, and
obligations of participating managed health care systems for
nonsubsidized state health coverage for children. |
|
Hinkle |
|
| HB 1243 |
Makes 2009
supplemental operating appropriations. |
|
Linville |
|
| HB 1244 |
Makes
2009-2011 operating appropriations. |
|
Linville |
|
| HB 1250 |
Allows capital
appropriations for the housing trust fund
to be used for project application, review, selection,
contracting, and project development. |
|
Orwall |
|
| HB 1255 |
Eliminates the
business and occupation tax deduction for
initiation fees and dues. |
|
Moeller |
|
| HB 1264 |
Clarifies
provisions regarding the creation and registration of entities formed
by public agencies. |
|
Springer |
|
| HB 1285 |
Expands the
community revitalization program to allow local governments to finance
public improvements.
Limits the annual aggregate amount of new local sales and use taxes
that may be credited against the state tax. |
|
Kelley |
|
| HB 1287 |
Modifies
provisions relevant to sales and use tax exemptions in respect to
aircraft used in intrastate commuter operations. |
|
Morris |
|
| HB 1292 |
Finds that
school districts are seeking innovations to reduce operating costs and
preserve limited resources for the primary purpose of student learning. |
|
Newhouse |
|
| HB 1293 |
Modifies
provisions relevant to whistleblower protection. |
|
Liias |
|
| HB 1294 |
Revises energy
resources provisions relevant to chapter 19.285 RCW. |
|
Blake |
|
| HB 1299 |
Authorizes a
city, town, or county to adopt and implementa local government
crime-free rental housing program designed to reduce crime, drugs, and
gangs on rental properties. |
|
O'Brien |
|
| HB 1305 |
Disqualifies
an individual from unemployment compensation benefits beginning with
the first day of the calendar week in which the individual has been
discharged due to absence from work resulting from either a violation
of law for which the individual was convicted and sentenced to jail or
prison, or a violation of a condition of probation, community custody,
community supervision, or parole for which the individual was
incarcerated in jail or prison. |
|
Kretz |
|
| HB 1307 |
Concerning
public health financing. |
|
Moeller |
|
| HB 1312 |
Eliminates the
exclusive authority of the University of Washington and Washington
State University to offer certain engineering courses. |
|
Sells |
|
| HB 1313 |
Makes
supplemental transportation appropriations for 2007-2009. |
|
Clibborn |
|
| HB 1314 |
Makes
transportation appropriations for 2009-2011. |
|
Clibborn |
|
| HB 1323 |
Provides for
coordination of workforce and economic development. |
|
Kenney |
|
| HB 1336 |
Requires
precollege coursework offered in mathematics,reading, writing, or
English, except for English courses offered for English language
learners, to be offered on a self-supporting basis at state
universities, regional universities, and The Evergreen State College. |
|
Anderson |
|
| HB 1341 |
Removes the
statewide assessment as a requirement for high school graduation and
dedicates any savings realized to increasing student success and
closing the achievement gaps on the statewide assessment and motivating
students through incentives to pursue postsecondary education. |
|
Santos |
|
| HB 1343 |
Modifies
property tax limitations for port districts. |
|
Hudgins |
|
| HB 1353 |
Regarding
employment opportunities at institutions of higher education. |
|
Nelson |
|
| HB 1355 |
Creates the
opportunity internship program to provide incentives for opportunity
internship consortia to use existing resources to build educational and
employment pipelines to high-demand occupations in targeted industries
for low-income high school students.
|
|
Probst |
|
| HB 1356 |
Provides that
a middle school that receives approval from the office of the
superintendent of public instruction to
provide a career and technical program in science, technology,
engineering, or mathematics directly to students shall receive funding
at the same rate as a high school operating a similar program. |
|
Alexander |
|
| HB 1365 |
Provides that
the rules for food service must provide an exemption to the cold
holding temperature standard of fortyone degrees or colder under
certain conditions. |
|
Ericksen |
|
| HB 1372 |
Modifies
provisions relevant to a mid-year revaluation of real property upon a
substantial decline in residential property values. |
|
Anderson |
|
| HB 1384 |
Increases the
debt limit of the housing finance commission. |
|
Miloscia |
|
| HB 1386 |
Restricts the
use of industrial insurance funds. |
|
Condotta |
|
| HB 1387 |
Repeals
nonresident exemptions from tax on retail sales. |
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