2016 Missouri Legislative Session Bills Followed by the Sierra Club

 

2016 Sierra Club Legislative session (5.13.16)

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Bill Number

Issue

Sponsor

Summary

Status

 
HB 1547Water and Energy ConservationMcNeilRequires all government buildings to measure and track energy and water consumption by utilizing the Environmental Protection Agency's Energy Star Portfolio Manager3.16.16 - Referred to Energy and the Environment
HB 1548SolarMcNeilEstablishes the Solar Garden Project act and authorizes a tax deduction for solar gardens4.12.16 - Referred to Energy and the Environment
HB 1581Fuel TaxMcNeilAuthorizes a tax increase on diesel fuel by eight cents and on all other motor fuels by seven cents5.10.16 - Voted Do Pass from Transportation
HB 1781ConservationFitzwaterChanges the laws regarding feral hogs1.7.16 - Second Read
HB 1971ConservationBlackIncreases penalties for poaching turkey, deer and elk2.16.16 - Hearing in Agriculture Completed
HB 1980Clean Power PlanMcCreeryAllows the Missouri Air Conservation Commission to enact clean air standards that are more strict than Federal requirements4.12.16 - Referred to Energy and the Environment
HB 2301SolarBerryModifies provisions relating to community solar gardens3.8.16 - Voted Do Pass in Energy and the Environment Completed, referred to Select Committe on Utilities
HB 2312Energy EfficiencyMcNeilRequires all electric and gas utilities to report annually the percentage of energy efficiency incentives used by low-income customers to the Division of Energy2.16.16 - Hearing in Energy and the Environment Completed
HB 2313Energy EfficiencyMcNeilAuthorizes a sales tax exemption for energy star certifie4.12.16 - Referred to Ways and Means
HB 2436Energy EffciencyZerrChanges the laws regarding the energy efficiency investment act by removing certain restrictions on participants' eligibility3.30.16 - Referred to Economic Development and Retention
HB 2519EnergyMcNeilAuthorizes the Missouri Public Service Commission to adopt rules for the interconnection of combined heat and power systems4.12.16 - Referred to Utility Infrastructure
HB 2747ElephantsKirktonProhibits the sale, purchase, trade, barter, and distribution of ivory, ivory products, rhinoceros horns, or rhinoceros horn products3.30.16 - Referred to Civil and Criminal Proceedings
HB 2760State ParksPogueRequires that all state parks be maintained and managed by Missouri business5.13.16 - Referred to Conservation
SB 617ConservationWallingfordModifies provisions concerning feral hogs1.13.16 - Hearing in Agriculture
SB 629Net MeteringHolsmanModifies the definition of "customer-generator" in the Net Metering and Easy Connection Act2.9.16 - Hearing in Commerece
SB 630SolarHolsmanModifies provisions relating to community solar gardens1.7.16 - Second Read and Referred to Commerece
SB 631SolarHolsmanSolar Bill of Rights1.26.16 - Hearing in Commerce
SB 824Renewable EnergySchatzCreates the Energy Efficiency Competitive Resource Aquisition Act1.12.16 - Second Read and Referred to Commerece
HCR 68Radioactive MaterialsEnglishRequests American Water Company to test the drinking water at the North County Water Treatment Facility quarterly for the presence of dangerous contaminants2.9.16 - Withdrawn
HCR 71Radioactive MaterialsEnglishRequests the United States Congress to transfer authority for the remediation of the West Lake Landfill radioactive waste from the EPA to the Corps of Engineers Formerly Utilized Sites Remedial Action Program 5.13.16 - Referred to Emerging Issues
HCR 75Radioactive MaterialsSmithStrongly urges the United States Army to explain chemical testing that occurred in St. Louis in the 1950s and 1960s and requests the federal government to conduct a study on the health effects5.13.16 - Referred to Government Oversight
HCR 109Solid WasteEnglishUrges the Bridgeton Landfill to cease dumping leachate, or contaminated rainwater, into the Missouri River5.13.16 - Referred to Emerging Issues
SCR 64Flood Plain DevelopmentNasheedUrges Maryland Heights City Council to not provide tax incentives for certain developments2.9.16 - Referred to Rules

 

 

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Bill Number

Issue

Sponsor

Summary

Status

HB 1374

MDC

Miller

Specifies that the Department of Conservation is liable for any damages caused by a wild otter, elk, or bear

5.13.16 - Referred to Conservation

HB 1375WaterMillerSpecifies that the Department of Natural Resources shall conduct an evaluation as part of an implementation of any changes to the water quality standards4.4.16 - Hearing completed in Conservation and Natural Resources
HB 1411CAFO / MDCHoughtonAllows for the slaughter and processing of captive cervids for human consumption at facilities inspected by the USDA or Department of Agriculture5.13.16 - Referred to Conservation
HB 1412MDCHoughtonSpecifies that the Department of Agriculture has the authority to regulate agricultural deer5.13.16 - Referred to Conservation
HB 1413TransportationHoughtonRepeals the expiration date for provisions relating to the Missouri Qualified Fuel Ethanol Producer Incentive Fund4.27.16 - Voted Do Pass in Agriculture Policy, Voted Do Pass in Select Committee on Agriculture, Reported Do Pass from Fiscal Review, Passed in House, Voted Do Pass from Senate Agriculture
HB 1414AgricultureHoughtonExempts agricultural data collected by state agencies from disclosure under Missouri's sunshine law5.10.16 - Passed by House, SCS passed in Senate, reported Do Pass in House Fiscal Review, truly agreed and finally passed
HB 1415MDCHoughtonSpecifies that captive deer used to produce deer urine for commercial sale are included in the definition of captive wildlife for sales tax exemption purposes5.13.16 - Referred to Conservation
HB 1417MDCHoughtonRemoves the term 'captive elk' from the definition of captive wildlife for sales tax exemption purposes5.13.16 - Referred to Conservation
HB 1470Clean Power PlanBurlisonCreates the "Interstate Power Compact" to protect member states' sovereignty and assurances granted under the Tenth Amendment with regard to the prevention and control of air pollution2.2.16 - Voted Do Pass in Energy and the Environment
HB 1529MDCBrownRequires the Department of Conservation to reimburse automobile owners up to $500 for damages inflicted upon their vehicles by wildlife5.13.16 - Referred to Conservation
HB 1631ElectionsAlfermanRequires a person to submit a specified form of photo identification in order to vote in a public election with specified exemptions 5.4.16 - SS#2 for SCS Truly Agreed and Finally passed by both chambers
HB 1648BiofuelJonesEstablishes the Missouri Qualified Gaseous Biofuel Producer Incentive Fund1.4.16 - Withdrawn
HB 1729CAFOReiboldtProhibits political subdivisions from adopting any ordinance or regulation relating to the labeling, cultivation, or other use of fertilizers or soil conditioners4.19.16 - Passed in House, Reported to Senate, SCS on Informal Calendar in the Senate
HB 1782State ParksBarnesRequires the Department of Natural Resources to sell certain lands acquired through environmental settlement funds2.3.16 - Voted Do Pass in Conservation, Hearing in Select Committee, action postponed
HB 1790MDCRoneAllows all-terrain vehicles to be used by individuals sixty years of age or older on conservation land for the purposes of hunting or fishing1.20.16 - Second Read. referred to Conservation
HB 1791Clean Power PlanRemoleSpecifies that any federal regulation or rule promulgated as a result of an executive order issued by the President of the United States must be declared invalid in Missouri and of no effect5.13.16 - Referred to Government Oversight
HB 1804EnergyMillerSpecifies that the Division of Energy shall review and update, if necessary, the Missouri Comprehensive State Energy Plan5.12.16 - Voted Do Pass in Energy, reported Do Pass from Select Committee on Utilities, Perfected, Passed in the House, SCS Reported Do Pass from Commerce and placed on the informal calendar
HB 1823CAFOsMcGaughExempts certain structures used for agricultural purposes from county health orders, ordinances, rules, or regulations 2.18.16 - Voted Do Pass in Agriculture Policy, Reported Do Pass in Select Committee on Agriculture
HB 1830CAFOsMcGaughSpecifies that any person who disseminates false information relating to a perishable food product implying that the product is not safe for consumption will be liable to the food product producer4.27.16 - Voted Do Pass in Agriculture Policy, Reported Do Pass in Select Committee on Agriculture. Passed in House. Voted Do Pass from Senate Agriculture, Food Production, and Outdoor Resources
HB 1857Good GovernanceMathewsRepeals the earnings tax in the cities of Kansas City and St. Louis4.12.16 - Voted Do Pass in Emerging Issues, referred to Select Committee on General Laws, Action postponed
HB 1886Good GovernanceDoganRepeals the earnings tax in the cities of Kansas City and St. Louis on December 31, 20193.2.16 - Public Hearing in Emerging Issues
HB 1887Good GovernanceDoganProhibits the levying of an earnings tax on nonresidents of St. Louis City on January 1, 20182.24.16 - Referred to Emerging Issues
HB 1967Clean Power PlanBerryRequires electrical corporations to track costs for complying with the Clean Power Plan and itemize such costs on customer bills2.17.16 - Second Hearing in Utility Infrastruction, action postponed
HB 2047Katy TrailHoughtonAllows certain individuals to use motorized vehicles on the Katy Trail on certain days4.11.16 - Reported Do Pass in Conservation, , reported Do Pass from Select Committee on Agriculture
HB 2187State ParksRossRequires the Department of Natural Resources to sell certain lands acquired through environmental settlement funds4.25.16 - Passed by House, Voted Do Pass in Senate Governmental Accountability and Fiscal Oversight, placed on Informal Calendar
     
HB 2231BiomassHoughtonEstablishes the Missouri Qualified Fuel Solid Biomass Producer Incentive Fund5.13.16 - Referred to Energy and the Environment
HB 2368CAFOsMcGaughProvides a person is not guilty of peace disturbance for creating a loud noise or a noxious or offensive odor if such noise or odor arises from the raising, caring, or maintaining of livestock4.7.16 - Voted Do Pass in Agriculture, Voted Do Pass in Select Committee on Agriculture
HB 2405WaterRossChanges the laws regarding water rights 4.7.16 - Voted Do Pass in Conservation, voted Do Pass to Select Committee on Agriculture
HB 2418Wind PowerRemoleModifies provisions relating to eminent domain power of utilities (Anti-Grainbelt Express)5.5.16 - Voted Do Pass from Public Hearing in Utility Infrastructure, referred to Select Committee on Utilities, motion to Do Pass failed
HB 2498State ParksPogueRequires all sales, transfers, or other conveyances of lands owned by the state, and acquisition of lands by the state, to be approved by the General Assembly5.13.16 - Referred to Corrections
HB 2514Clean Power PlanBondonProhibits the department of natural resources from submitting or implementing a state plan for purposes of compliance with the Clean Power Plan3.3.16 - Referred to Energy and the Environment
HB 2543Clean Power PlanBondonRequires the department of natural resources to immediately suspend all activity related to the Clean Power Plan5.5.16 - Passed in Energy and the Environment, refered to Select Committee on Utilities, voted Do Pass
HB 2582Clean Power PlanMoonProhibits the enforcement of any federal regulation by any state department or agency unless the enforcement is approved by the General Assembly5.13.16 - Referred to Emerging Issues
HB 2670State ParksRossChanges the laws regarding the purchase of state lands5.13.16 - Referred tio Conservation
HB 2733EnforcementPogueProhibits the collection of water, soil, or commodity samples by governmental entities without the written consent of the landowner5.13.16 - Referred to Conservation
HB 2735ONSRPogueChanges the laws regarding jurisdiction ceded to the United States within the Ozark National Scenic Riverways5.13.16 - Referred to Conservation
HB 2746Hazardous WasteFrederick, KeithAllows for the recycling of hazardous secondary zinc materials, which can be used as fertilizer4.14.16 - Voted Do Pass from Energy and the Environment
SB 682State ParksCunninghamModifies provisions relating to land purchases made on behalf of state departments5.13.16 - Voted Do Pass in Government Accountability, Passed in the Senate, Voted Do Pass from House Government Efficiency, voted Do Pass in House Select Committee on General Laws, Voted Do Pass in Fiscal Review, on Calendar for Third Reading
     
SB 683State ParksCunninghamRemoves a property tax exemption for real property belonging to the Missouri Department of Natural Resources3.3.16 - Voted Do Pass in Ways and Means
SB 687Clean Power PlanRomineRequires electrical corporations to track costs for complying with the Clean Power Plan and itemize such costs on customer bills1.11.16 - Second Read, referred to Commerce
SB 769CAFOsMunzlingerProhibits political subdivisions from enacting ordinances relating to the labeling or use of fertilizers or soil conditioners 2.17.16 - Voted Do Pass in Agriculture
SB 770BiofuelsMunzlingerCreates Economic subsidies for qualified gaseous biofuel producers1.5.16 - Withdrawn
SB 796Clean Power PlanRomineThe Department of Natural Resources is required to submit an initial state plan for complying with the Clean Power Plan to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency by June 30, 2016, in addition to a 2-year extension for submitting the complete state plan1.12.16 - Second read, referred to Commerce
SB 858Clean Power PlanRomineRequires the Missouri Department of Natural Resources to submit 2-year extension for submitting a final plan to the Environmental Protection Agency by June 6, 20165.13.16 - Voted Do Pass in Commerce, on informal calendar for perfection
SB 894CAFOsMunzlingerProhibits private nuisance actions from being brought when the property owner has a government issued permit 5.13.16 - On Informal Calendar for Perfection
SB 928CAFOsMunzlingerModifies privacy protections for certain agricultural entities2.17.16 - Voted Do Pass in Agricultre
SB 945BiofuelsMunzlingerCreates economic subsidies for qualified gaseous biofuel producers3.16.16 - Voted Do Pass in Agriculture
SB 1008BiofuelsMunzlingerCreates the Missouri Qualified Solid Biomass Fuel Producer Incentive Fund to provide economic subsidies to solid biomass fuel producers3.10.16 - Voted Do Pass in Ways and Means
SB 1011State ParksCunninghamRequires the Director of the Department of Natural Resources to sell at public auction property located in Oregon County by December 31, 20162.17.16 - Voted Do Pass in Governmental Accountability and Fiscal Oversight Committee
     
SB 1035State ParksRomineCreates a Commission to use money from sale of Oregon County parkland for restoration projects3.2.16 - Voted Do Pass in Governmental Accountability and Fisal Oversight
SB 1064State ParksBrownRequires the Department of Natural Resources to submit a budget analysis to certain committees in the General Assembly

3.2.16 - Voted Do Pass in Governmental Accountability and Fisal Oversight
SB 1107CleanlineRiddleProhibits the use of eminent domain for certain electric transmission line projects3.3.16 - Referred to Senate Commerce Committee
HCR 69Clean Power PlanMillerEncourages the attorney general to take all necessary legal actions regarding EPA's final Clean Power Plan to prevent unlawful obligations being imposed on states and others5.11.16 - Passed in Select Committee on Utlilities, passed in the House, Referred to Senate Rules, Joint Rules, Resolutions and Ethics, hearing held in Senate Rules, Reported Do Pass. Motion to adopt withdrawn
SB 1028UtilitiesSilveyModifies provisions related to ratemaking for public utilities5.13.16 - Voted Do Pass in Commerce, on informal calendar for perfection
HCR 79AgricultureKormanOpposes legislative or regulatory actions that are not based on sound science that may restrict the use of modern agricultural technologies4.13.16 - Voted Do Passin Agriculture, Reported Do Pass in Select Committee on Agriculture, Passed in House, Referred to Senate Rules
HCR 101AgricultureAlfermanUrges the California legislature to repeal provisions relating to egg production and sales5.13.16 - Referred to Agricultural Policy
SCR 62Public LandsEmeryUrges the federal government to return certain lands to western states where such lands are located3.29.16 - Hearing in Rules
SCR 63AgricultureCurlsUrges the Missouri congressional delegation to support the use of science-based data to assess the impacts and regulation of modern agricultural technologies5.13.16 - Voted Do Pass in Rules, on Resolutions Calendar
HJR 53VotingDuggerProposes a constitutional amendment specifying that a person seeking to vote in a public election may be required by general law to provide a valid government-issued photo identification5.12.16 - Voted Do Pass in Elections, Voted Do Pass in Select Committee on State and Local Governments, Passed House 114 - 40, Voted Do Pass in Senate Public Finance, Voted Do Pass in Senate Governmental Accountability and Fiscal Oversight, placed on Informal Calendar, Senate Substitute adopted, voted Do Pass from GAFO, Truly agreed and finally passed
HJR 101State ParksRossProposes a constitutional amendment to remove the five-year limitation for the Department of Natural Resources to make payments to counties in lieu of real property taxes for land acquired by the department4.4.16 - Voted do pass in Conservation and Natural Resources
HJR 102State ParksRossProposes a constitutional amendment to remove the property tax exemption for real property owned by the Department of Natural Resources or Department of Conservation5.13.16 - Referred to Conservation
HJR 103ConservationRossProposes a constitutional amendment to repeal the Conservation Commission's authority to acquire land5.13.16 - Referred to Conservation
HJR 105ConservationMoonChanges the laws regarding the conservation sales tax so that the tax must be renewed by voters every five years5.13.16 - Referred to Conservation
SJR 19MDCMunzlingerModifies the membership composition and terms of service of the commissioners on the Conservation Commission5.4.16 - Passed in Senate, Hearing conducted in House Government Oversight and Accountability
SJR 20VotingKrausModifies provisions of law as it relates to voter photo identification1.25.16 - Voted Do Pass in Financial and Governmental Organizations


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HB 1445Transmission LinesRedmonChangs the laws regarding eminent domain for electric transmission line projects5.13.16 - Referred to Energy and the Environment
SB 600West Lake LandfillChapelle-NadalAllows homeowners near the Westlake landfill to sell their home to the DNR3.1.16 - Voted Do Pass in Commerce
SB 665FertilizerParsonRepeals the Advisory Council to the Director of the Missouri Agriculture Experiment Station and establishes the Fertilizer Control Board5.5.16 - Truely Agreed and Finally Passed in Senate and House
SB 849Natural GasOnderModifies provisions relating to ratemaking for gas corporations2.9.16 - Hearing scheduled in Commerce
SB 880State ParksBrownRequires the Director of the Department of Natural Resources to give preference to Missouri residents or businesses whose primary place of business is located in Missouri when awarding state park public concessions contracts2.3.16 - Hearing scheduled but not heard in Agriculture
HB 2423 and HB 2424Hybrid VehiclesKormanModifies provisions relating to the alternative fuel decal fee for plug-in electric hybrid vehicles 4.20.16 - Referred to Transportation, voted Do Pass, Referred to Select Committee on State and Local Governments
HB 2265Energy Efficiency

 

Korman

Specifies that certain improvements of sewer and drinking water installations, repairs, and modifications qualify as energy efficiency improvements under the Property Assessment Clean Energy Act4.14.16 -Voted Do Pass in Energy, voted Do Pass from Select Committee on Utilities
HJR 90Hunting and FishingMcGaughProposes a constitutional amendment to assert the right of Missourians to hunt and fish 5.13.16 - Referred to Conservation
HB 2495Utility RatesMillerModifies provisions related to ratemaking for public utilities3.15.16 - Referred to Energy and the Environment - Hearing scheduled not heard
     
HB 2559UtilitiesRemoleAllows customers of utilities to opt out of installation of certain types of meters3.9.16 - Public Hearing Conducted in Utility Infrastructure
SB 1094TrailsKehoeCreates a property tax exemption for trails operated through railroad easements5.13.16 - Voted Do Pass in Ways and Means, on informal calendar for perfection
HB 2556PACEDuggerChanges the laws regarding the Property Assessment Clean Energy Act 2.29.16 - Public Hearing in Banking scheduled, bill not heard
SB 1093PACERomineChanges the laws regarding the Property Assessment Clean Energy Act 3.3.16 - Referred to Senate Commerece