JOURNAL OF THE HOUSE

Monday, May 7, 2012

The House of Representatives was called to order at 10: 01 o'clock a. m. , Speaker Christopher G. Donovan in the Chair.

Prayer was offered by Deputy Chaplain, Rabbi Craig Marantz of Glastonbury, Connecticut.

The following is the prayer:

Let us pray. The great Horace Mann once said: "A different world cannot be built by indifferent people. "

So we offer this prayer to You, oh Holy One of Blessing, thank You God for the chance to build a better existence. Thank You for the opportunity to pay attention, to debate seriously, to care deeply. Thank You for the trust of our fellow citizens. Thank You for the courage to take risks and thank You for the platform to make meaningful decisions rooted in the responsibility our freedom brings.

May the nearing close of this Legislative Session be clothed in respect and fulfillment. May the ensuing summer bring us, and those we serve, an abundance of Your blessings. And as we make our way back around to this special place, may our passion for service continue to burn in our hearts, energizing our actions and transforming our world. Amen.

The Pledge of Allegiance was led by Representative Reynolds of the 42nd District.

BUSINESS ON THE CALENDAR

FAVORABLE REPORTS OF JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES

SENATE BILLS PASSED

The following bills were taken from the table, read the third time, the reports of the committees indicated accepted and the bills passed.

JUDICIARY. S. B. No. 364 (RAISED) (File No. 280) AN ACT CONCERNING TRAFFIC STOP INFORMATION. (As amended by Senate Amendment Schedule "A").

The bill was explained by Representative Holder-Winfield of the 94th who offered Senate Amendment Schedule "A" (LCO 3549) and moved its adoption.

The amendment was discussed by Representatives Hetherington of the 125th, Alberts of the 50th, Sawyer of the 55th, Shaban of the 135th and Smith of the 108th.

DEPUTY SPEAKER KIRKLEY-BEY IN THE CHAIR

DEPUTY SPEAKER ALTOBELLO IN THE CHAIR

The amendment was further discussed by Representatives Adinolfi of the 103rd, Lavielle of the 143rd, Albis of the 99th, Miner of the 66th, Roldan of the 4th, McCrory of the 7th, Bacchiochi of the 52nd, Baram of the 15th, Candelaria of the 95th, Miller of the 145th, Verrengia of the 20th, Wright of the 41st, Wood of the 141st and Dargan of the 115th.

On a voice vote the amendment was adopted.

The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 11: 45 a. m.

The following is the result of the vote:

Total Number Voting 143

Necessary for Passage 72

Those voting Yea 142

Those voting Nay 1

Those absent and not voting 8

On a roll call vote Senate Bill No. 364 as amended by Senate Amendment Schedule "A" was passed in concurrence with the Senate.

The following is the roll call vote:

Y

    

ABERCROMBIE

Y

    

LEMAR

    

X

TERCYAK

Y

    

KLARIDES

Y

    

ALBIS

Y

    

LESSER

Y

    

THOMPSON

Y

    

KOKORUDA

Y

    

ALDARONDO

Y

    

LOPES

Y

    

TONG

Y

    

KUPCHICK

Y

    

AYALA

Y

    

LUXENBERG

Y

    

URBAN

Y

    

LABRIOLA

   

X

BACKER, T.

Y

    

LYDDY

Y

    

VERRENGIA

Y

    

LAVIELLE

Y

    

BARAM

Y

    

MCCRORY

Y

    

VILLANO

Y

    

LEGEYT

Y

    

BECKER, B.

Y

    

MEGNA

Y

    

WALKER

Y

    

MILLER, L.

Y

    

BERGER

Y

    

MIKUTEL

Y

    

WIDLITZ

Y

    

MINER

Y

    

BOUKUS

Y

    

MILLER, P.

Y

    

WILLIS

    

X

MOLGANO

Y

    

BUTLER

Y

    

MILLER, P. B.

Y

    

WRIGHT, C.

Y

    

NOUJAIM

Y

    

CANDELARIA, J.

Y

    

MORIN

Y

    

WRIGHT, E.

Y

    

O'NEILL

   

X

CLEMONS

Y

    

MORRIS

Y

    

ZALASKI

Y

    

PERILLO

Y

    

COOK

Y

    

MOUKAWSHER

          

N

  

PISCOPO

Y

    

CRAWFORD

Y

    

MUSHINSKY

        

Y

    

REBIMBAS

Y

    

DARGAN

Y

    

NAFIS

        

Y

    

RIGBY

Y

    

DAVIS, P.

Y

    

NARDELLO

Y

    

ACKERT

Y

    

ROWE

Y

    

DILLON

Y

    

NICASTRO

Y

    

ADINOLFI

Y

    

SAMPSON

Y

    

ESPOSITO

Y

    

O'BRIEN, E.

Y

    

ALBERTS

Y

    

SAWYER

Y

    

FAWCETT

Y

    

PERONE

Y

    

AMAN

Y

    

SCRIBNER

Y

    

FLEISCHMANN

Y

    

REED

Y

    

BACCHIOCHI

Y

    

SHABAN

Y

    

FLEXER

Y

    

REYNOLDS

Y

    

BETTS

Y

    

SIMANSKI

Y

    

FOX, D.

Y

    

RILEY

Y

    

CAFERO

Y

    

SMITH

Y

    

FOX, G.

Y

    

RITTER, E.

Y

    

CAMILLO

Y

    

SRINIVASAN

Y

    

FRITZ

Y

    

RITTER, M.

Y

    

CANDELORA

Y

    

WADSWORTH

Y

    

GENGA

Y

    

ROBLES

Y

    

CARPINO

Y

    

WILLIAMS

Y

    

GENTILE

Y

    

ROJAS

Y

    

CARTER

Y

    

WOOD

Y

    

GONZALEZ

Y

    

ROLDAN

Y

    

CHAPIN

Y

    

YACCARINO

Y

    

GROGINS

Y

    

ROSE

Y

    

COUTU

        

Y

    

GUERRERA

Y

    

ROVERO

Y

    

D'AMELIO

        

Y

    

HADDAD

Y

    

ROY

Y

    

DAVIS, C.

       
   

X

HAMM

Y

    

SANCHEZ

Y

    

FLOREN

Y

    

DONOVAN (SPKR)

Y

    

HENNESSY

    

X

SANTIAGO

    

X

FREY

        

Y

    

HEWETT

Y

    

SAYERS

Y

    

GIBBONS

        

Y

    

HOLDER-WINFIELD

Y

    

SCHOFIELD

Y

    

GIEGLER

        
   

X

HURLBURT

Y

    

SERRA

Y

    

GIULIANO

Y

    

ALTOBELLO (DEP)

Y

    

JANOWSKI

Y

    

SHARKEY

Y

    

GREENE

Y

    

ARESIMOWICZ (DEP)

Y

    

JOHNSON

Y

    

STALLWORTH

Y

    

HETHERINGTON

Y

    

GODFREY (DEP)

Y

    

JUTILA

Y

    

STEINBERG

Y

    

HOVEY

Y

    

KIRKLEY-BEY (DEP)

Y

    

KINER

Y

    

TABORSAK

Y

    

HOYDICK

Y

    

ORANGE (DEP)

Y

    

LARSON

Y

    

TALLARITA

Y

    

HWANG

Y

    

RYAN (DEP)

LABOR AND PUBLIC EMPLOYEES. Substitute for S. B. No. 33 (File No. 157) AN ACT CONCERNING DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION PROJECT DELIVERY. (As amended by Senate Amendment Schedule "A").

The bill was explained by Representative Guerrera of the 29th who offered Senate Amendment Schedule "A" (LCO 4658) and moved its adoption.

The amendment was discussed by Representatives Sayers of the 60th, Scribner of the 107th, Rigby of the 63rd and Aman of the 14th.

The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 12: 35 p. m.

The following is the result of the vote:

Total Number Voting 144

Necessary for Adoption 73

Those voting Yea 102

Those voting Nay 42

Those absent and not voting 7

On a roll call vote the amendment was adopted.

The following is the roll call vote:

Y

    

ABERCROMBIE

Y

    

LEMAR

Y

    

TERCYAK

  

N

  

KLARIDES

Y

    

ALBIS

Y

    

LESSER

Y

    

THOMPSON

    

X

KOKORUDA

Y

    

ALDARONDO

Y

    

LOPES

Y

    

TONG

  

N

  

KUPCHICK

Y

    

AYALA

Y

    

LUXENBERG

Y

    

URBAN

  

N

  

LABRIOLA

   

X

BACKER, T.

Y

    

LYDDY

Y

    

VERRENGIA

  

N

  

LAVIELLE

Y

    

BARAM

    

X

MCCRORY

Y

    

VILLANO

  

N

  

LEGEYT

Y

    

BECKER, B.

Y

    

MEGNA

Y

    

WALKER

  

N

  

MILLER, L.

Y

    

BERGER

Y

    

MIKUTEL

Y

    

WIDLITZ

  

N

  

MINER

Y

    

BOUKUS

Y

    

MILLER, P.

Y

    

WILLIS

    

X

MOLGANO

Y

    

BUTLER

Y

    

MILLER, P. B.

Y

    

WRIGHT, C.

 

N

  

NOUJAIM

Y

    

CANDELARIA, J.

Y

    

MORIN

Y

    

WRIGHT, E.

 

N

  

O'NEILL

Y

    

CLEMONS

Y

    

MORRIS

Y

    

ZALASKI

  

N

  

PERILLO

Y

    

COOK

Y

    

MOUKAWSHER

          

N

  

PISCOPO

Y

    

CRAWFORD

Y

    

MUSHINSKY

          

N

  

REBIMBAS

Y

    

DARGAN

Y

    

NAFIS

          

N

  

RIGBY

Y

    

DAVIS, P.

Y

    

NARDELLO

  

N

  

ACKERT

  

N

  

ROWE

Y

    

DILLON

Y

    

NICASTRO

  

N

  

ADINOLFI

  

N

  

SAMPSON

Y

    

ESPOSITO

Y

    

O'BRIEN, E.

 

N

  

ALBERTS

  

N

  

SAWYER

Y

    

FAWCETT

Y

    

PERONE

  

N

  

AMAN

Y

    

SCRIBNER

Y

    

FLEISCHMANN

Y

    

REED

  

N

  

BACCHIOCHI

  

N

  

SHABAN

Y

    

FLEXER

Y

    

REYNOLDS

Y

    

BETTS

  

N

  

SIMANSKI

Y

    

FOX, D.

Y

    

RILEY

  

N

  

CAFERO

Y

    

SMITH

Y

    

FOX, G.

Y

    

RITTER, E.

Y

    

CAMILLO

Y

    

SRINIVASAN

Y

    

FRITZ

Y

    

RITTER, M.

 

N

  

CANDELORA

  

N

  

WADSWORTH

Y

    

GENGA

Y

    

ROBLES

  

N

  

CARPINO

  

N

  

WILLIAMS

Y

    

GENTILE

Y

    

ROJAS

  

N

  

CARTER

  

N

  

WOOD

Y

    

GONZALEZ

Y

    

ROLDAN

  

N

  

CHAPIN

Y

    

YACCARINO

Y

    

GROGINS

Y

    

ROSE

  

N

  

COUTU

        

Y

    

GUERRERA

Y

    

ROVERO

  

N

  

D'AMELIO

        

Y

    

HADDAD

Y

    

ROY

  

N

  

DAVIS, C.

       

Y

    

HAMM

Y

    

SANCHEZ

  

N

  

FLOREN

Y

    

DONOVAN (SPKR)

Y

    

HENNESSY

    

X

SANTIAGO

    

X

FREY

        

Y

    

HEWETT

Y

    

SAYERS

  

N

  

GIBBONS

        

Y

    

HOLDER-WINFIELD

Y

    

SCHOFIELD

  

N

  

GIEGLER

        

Y

    

HURLBURT

Y

    

SERRA

  

N

  

GIULIANO

Y

    

ALTOBELLO (DEP)

Y

    

JANOWSKI

Y

    

SHARKEY

Y

    

GREENE

Y

    

ARESIMOWICZ (DEP)

Y

    

JOHNSON

Y

    

STALLWORTH

  

N

  

HETHERINGTON

Y

    

GODFREY (DEP)

Y

    

JUTILA

Y

    

STEINBERG

  

N

  

HOVEY

Y

    

KIRKLEY-BEY (DEP)

Y

    

KINER

Y

    

TABORSAK

  

N

  

HOYDICK

Y

    

ORANGE (DEP)

   

X

LARSON

Y

    

TALLARITA

  

N

  

HWANG

Y

    

RYAN (DEP)

The bill was discussed by Representative Betts of the 78th.

Representative Nafis of the 27th District absented herself from the Chamber due to a possible conflict of interest.

The bill was further discussed by Representative Betts of the 78th who offered House Amendment Schedule "A" (LCO 5194) move its adoption and further moved that when the vote be taken it be taken by roll call.

The amendment was discussed by Representatives Rigby of the 63rd, Simanski of the 62nd, Nicastro of the 79th, Sharkey of the 88th and Miller of the 122nd.

The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1: 12 p. m.

The following is the result of the vote:

Total Number Voting 146

Necessary for Adoption 74

Those voting Yea 64

Those voting Nay 82

Those absent and not voting 5

On a roll call vote the amendment was rejected.

The following is the roll call vote:

 

N

  

ABERCROMBIE

  

N

  

LEMAR

  

N

  

TERCYAK

Y

    

KLARIDES

 

N

  

ALBIS

  

N

  

LESSER

  

N

  

THOMPSON

Y

    

KOKORUDA

 

N

  

ALDARONDO

  

N

  

LOPES

  

N

  

TONG

Y

    

KUPCHICK

 

N

  

AYALA

  

N

  

LUXENBERG

Y

    

URBAN

Y

    

LABRIOLA

   

X

BACKER, T.

 

N

  

LYDDY

Y

    

VERRENGIA

Y

    

LAVIELLE

 

N

  

BARAM

  

N

  

MCCRORY

  

N

  

VILLANO

Y

    

LEGEYT

Y

    

BECKER, B.

 

N

  

MEGNA

    

X

WALKER

Y

    

MILLER, L.

 

N

  

BERGER

Y

    

MIKUTEL

  

N

  

WIDLITZ

Y

    

MINER

 

N

  

BOUKUS

  

N

  

MILLER, P.

Y

    

WILLIS

    

X

MOLGANO

 

N

  

BUTLER

  

N

  

MILLER, P. B.

Y

    

WRIGHT, C.

Y

    

NOUJAIM

 

N

  

CANDELARIA, J.

 

N

  

MORIN

  

N

  

WRIGHT, E.

Y

    

O'NEILL

 

N

  

CLEMONS

  

N

  

MORRIS

  

N

  

ZALASKI

Y

    

PERILLO

 

N

  

COOK

  

N

  

MOUKAWSHER

        

Y

    

PISCOPO

 

N

  

CRAWFORD

  

N

  

MUSHINSKY

        

Y

    

REBIMBAS

 

N

  

DARGAN

    

X

NAFIS

        

Y

    

RIGBY

 

N

  

DAVIS, P.

 

N

  

NARDELLO

Y

    

ACKERT

Y

    

ROWE

 

N

  

DILLON

Y

    

NICASTRO

Y

    

ADINOLFI

Y

    

SAMPSON

Y

    

ESPOSITO

Y

    

O'BRIEN, E.

Y

    

ALBERTS

Y

    

SAWYER

 

N

  

FAWCETT

  

N

  

PERONE

Y

    

AMAN

Y

    

SCRIBNER

Y

    

FLEISCHMANN

  

N

  

REED

Y

    

BACCHIOCHI

Y

    

SHABAN

 

N

  

FLEXER

  

N

  

REYNOLDS

Y

    

BETTS

Y

    

SIMANSKI

 

N

  

FOX, D.

 

N

  

RILEY

Y

    

CAFERO

Y

    

SMITH

 

N

  

FOX, G.

 

N

  

RITTER, E.

Y

    

CAMILLO

Y

    

SRINIVASAN

Y

    

FRITZ

  

N

  

RITTER, M.

Y

    

CANDELORA

Y

    

WADSWORTH

 

N

  

GENGA

  

N

  

ROBLES

Y

    

CARPINO

Y

    

WILLIAMS

 

N

  

GENTILE

  

N

  

ROJAS

Y

    

CARTER

Y

    

WOOD

 

N

  

GONZALEZ

  

N

  

ROLDAN

Y

    

CHAPIN

Y

    

YACCARINO

 

N

  

GROGINS

  

N

  

ROSE

Y

    

COUTU

        
 

N

  

GUERRERA

Y

    

ROVERO

Y

    

D'AMELIO

        
 

N

  

HADDAD

  

N

  

ROY

Y

    

DAVIS, C.

       
 

N

  

HAMM

  

N

  

SANCHEZ

Y

    

FLOREN

  

N

  

DONOVAN (SPKR)

 

N

  

HENNESSY

    

X

SANTIAGO

Y

    

FREY

        
 

N

  

HEWETT

  

N

  

SAYERS

Y

    

GIBBONS

        
 

N

  

HOLDER-WINFIELD

  

N

  

SCHOFIELD

Y

    

GIEGLER

        

Y

    

HURLBURT

  

N

  

SERRA

Y

    

GIULIANO

  

N

  

ALTOBELLO (DEP)

 

N

  

JANOWSKI

  

N

  

SHARKEY

Y

    

GREENE

  

N

  

ARESIMOWICZ (DEP)

 

N

  

JOHNSON

  

N

  

STALLWORTH

Y

    

HETHERINGTON

  

N

  

GODFREY (DEP)

 

N

  

JUTILA

  

N

  

STEINBERG

Y

    

HOVEY

  

N

  

KIRKLEY-BEY (DEP)

 

N

  

KINER

  

N

  

TABORSAK

Y

    

HOYDICK

  

N

  

ORANGE (DEP)

 

N

  

LARSON

  

N

  

TALLARITA

Y

    

HWANG

  

N

  

RYAN (DEP)

The following is House Amendment Schedule "A" (LCO 5194):

After the last section, add the following and renumber sections and internal references accordingly:

"Sec. 501. (NEW) (Effective from passage) (a) Notwithstanding any provision of the general statutes, on and after the effective date of this section, the Department of Transportation shall cease all construction and work on the New Britain to Hartford Busway project.

(b) On and after the effective date of this section, all unexpended funds authorized for the New Britain-Hartford busway project shall be redirected to the Department of Transportation to improve deficient state roads and bridges.

Sec. 502. Subsection (a) of section 13b-79p of the 2012 supplement to the general statutes is repealed and the following is substituted in lieu thereof (Effective from passage):

(a) The Commissioner of Transportation shall implement the following strategic transportation projects and initiatives:

(1) Restoring commuter rail service on the New Haven-Hartford-Springfield line, including providing shuttle bus service between the rail line and Bradley International Airport;

[(2) Implementing the New Britain-Hartford busway, subject to the availability of federal funds; ]

[(3)] (2) Rehabilitating rail passenger coaches for use on Shore Line East, the New Haven-Hartford-Springfield line and the branch lines;

[(4)] (3) Developing a new commuter rail station in West Haven;

[(5)] (4) Meeting the costs of capital improvements on the branch lines, not to exceed forty-five million dollars;

[(6)] (5) Meeting the capital costs of parking and rail station improvements on the New Haven Line, Shore Line East and the branch lines, not to exceed sixty million dollars;

[(7)] (6) Funding the local share of the Southeast Area Transit federal pilot project;

[(8)] (7) Completing the Norwich Intermodal Transit Hub Roadway improvements;

[(9)] (8) Conducting environmental planning and assessment for the expansion of Interstate 95 between Branford and the Rhode Island border;

[(10)] (9) Completing preliminary design and engineering for Interstate 84 widening between Waterbury and Danbury;

[(11)] (10) Funding the Commercial Vehicle Information System Network, including weigh-in motion and electronic preclearance of safe truck operators for fixed scale operations on Interstate 91 and Interstate 95, not to exceed four million dollars;

[(12)] (11) Funding the capital costs of the greater Hartford highway infrastructure improvements in support of economic development;

[(13)] (12) Completing a rail link to the port of New Haven;

[(14)] (13) Purchasing not more than thirty-eight electric rail cars for use on the New Haven Line and Shore Line East commuter rail services;

[(15)] (14) Purchasing of equipment and facilities to support Shore Line East commuter rail expansion, including implementation of phases I and II, as recommended in the report submitted pursuant to subsection (d) of this section;

[(16)] (15) Improving bicycle access to and storage facilities at transportation centers;

[(17)] (16) Developing a new commuter rail station in Orange;

[(18)] (17) Funding the Waterbury Intermodal Transportation Center, not to exceed eighteen million dollars;

[(19)] (18) Improving bus connectivity and service, not to exceed twenty million dollars for capital costs for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2008. The funds shall be used to (A) construct bus maintenance and storage facilities for the Windham and Torrington regional transit districts, not to exceed fourteen million dollars, (B) purchase vehicles for the Buses for 21st Century Mobility program, not to exceed five million dollars, and (C) purchase vehicles for elderly and disabled demand responsive transportation programs for use by municipalities that participate in the state matching grant program established under section 13b-38bb, not to exceed one million dollars;

[(20)] (19) Funding the state share of Tweed Airport's runway safety area, not to exceed one million fifty-five thousand dollars;

[(21)] (20) Evaluating the purchase of rolling stock for direct commuter rail service connecting Connecticut to New Jersey via Pennsylvania Station in New York, New York by the initiation of ongoing formal discussions by the state of Connecticut, acting through the Governor or the Governor's designee, with the states of New York and New Jersey and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and Amtrak regarding the extension of rail service from Pennsylvania Station to points in this state; and

[(22)] (21) Improving bicycle and pedestrian access throughout the state transportation system. "

This act shall take effect as follows and shall amend the following sections:

Sec. 501

from passage

New section

Sec. 502

from passage

13b-79p(a)

The bill was further discussed by Representative Sawyer of the 55th.

DEPUTY SPEAKER KIRKLEY-BEY IN THE CHAIR

The bill was further discussed by Representatives D'Amelio of the 71st and Rigby of the 63rd who offered House Amendment Schedule "B" (LCO 5193) moved its adoption and further moved that when the vote be taken it be taken by roll call.

The amendment was discussed further by Representatives Sawyer of the 55th, Miner of the 66th, Williams of the 68th, Aman of the 14th, Zalaski of the 81st, Smith of the 108th and Greene of the 105th.

The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 1: 51 p. m.

The following is the result of the vote:

Total Number Voting 147

Necessary for Adoption 74

Those voting Yea 53

Those voting Nay 94

Those absent and not voting 4

On a roll call vote the amendment was rejected.

The following is the roll call vote:

 

N

  

ABERCROMBIE

  

N

  

LEMAR

  

N

  

TERCYAK

Y

    

KLARIDES

 

N

  

ALBIS

  

N

  

LESSER

  

N

  

THOMPSON

Y

    

KOKORUDA

 

N

  

ALDARONDO

  

N

  

LOPES

  

N

  

TONG

Y

    

KUPCHICK

 

N

  

AYALA

  

N

  

LUXENBERG

  

N

  

URBAN

Y

    

LABRIOLA

   

X

BACKER, T.

 

N

  

LYDDY

  

N

  

VERRENGIA

Y

    

LAVIELLE

 

N

  

BARAM

  

N

  

MCCRORY

  

N

  

VILLANO

Y

    

LEGEYT

 

N

  

BECKER, B.

 

N

  

MEGNA

    

X

WALKER

Y

    

MILLER, L.

 

N

  

BERGER

  

N

  

MIKUTEL

  

N

  

WIDLITZ

Y

    

MINER

 

N

  

BOUKUS

  

N

  

MILLER, P.

 

N

  

WILLIS

    

X

MOLGANO

 

N

  

BUTLER

  

N

  

MILLER, P. B.

 

N

  

WRIGHT, C.

Y

    

NOUJAIM

 

N

  

CANDELARIA, J.

 

N

  

MORIN

  

N

  

WRIGHT, E.

Y

    

O'NEILL

 

N

  

CLEMONS

  

N

  

MORRIS

  

N

  

ZALASKI

Y

    

PERILLO

 

N

  

COOK

  

N

  

MOUKAWSHER

        

Y

    

PISCOPO

Y

    

CRAWFORD

  

N

  

MUSHINSKY

        

Y

    

REBIMBAS

 

N

  

DARGAN

  

N

  

NAFIS

        

Y

    

RIGBY

 

N

  

DAVIS, P.

 

N

  

NARDELLO

Y

    

ACKERT

Y

    

ROWE

 

N

  

DILLON

  

N

  

NICASTRO

Y

    

ADINOLFI

Y

    

SAMPSON

 

N

  

ESPOSITO

  

N

  

O'BRIEN, E.

Y

    

ALBERTS

Y

    

SAWYER

 

N

  

FAWCETT

  

N

  

PERONE

Y

    

AMAN

Y

    

SCRIBNER

 

N

  

FLEISCHMANN

  

N

  

REED

Y

    

BACCHIOCHI

Y

    

SHABAN

 

N

  

FLEXER

  

N

  

REYNOLDS

Y

    

BETTS

Y

    

SIMANSKI

 

N

  

FOX, D.

 

N

  

RILEY

Y

    

CAFERO

Y

    

SMITH

 

N

  

FOX, G.

 

N

  

RITTER, E.

Y

    

CAMILLO

Y

    

SRINIVASAN

 

N

  

FRITZ

  

N

  

RITTER, M.

Y

    

CANDELORA

Y

    

WADSWORTH

 

N

  

GENGA

  

N

  

ROBLES

Y

    

CARPINO

Y

    

WILLIAMS

 

N

  

GENTILE

  

N

  

ROJAS

Y

    

CARTER

Y

    

WOOD

 

N

  

GONZALEZ

  

N

  

ROLDAN

Y

    

CHAPIN

Y

    

YACCARINO

 

N

  

GROGINS

  

N

  

ROSE

Y

    

COUTU

        
 

N

  

GUERRERA

  

N

  

ROVERO

Y

    

D'AMELIO

        
 

N

  

HADDAD

  

N

  

ROY

Y

    

DAVIS, C.

       
 

N

  

HAMM

  

N

  

SANCHEZ

Y

    

FLOREN

  

N

  

DONOVAN (SPKR)

 

N

  

HENNESSY

    

X

SANTIAGO

Y

    

FREY

        
 

N

  

HEWETT

  

N

  

SAYERS

Y

    

GIBBONS

        
 

N

  

HOLDER-WINFIELD

Y

    

SCHOFIELD

Y

    

GIEGLER

        
 

N

  

HURLBURT

  

N

  

SERRA

Y

    

GIULIANO

  

N

  

ALTOBELLO (DEP)

 

N

  

JANOWSKI

  

N

  

SHARKEY

Y

    

GREENE

  

N

  

ARESIMOWICZ (DEP)

 

N

  

JOHNSON

  

N

  

STALLWORTH

Y

    

HETHERINGTON

  

N

  

GODFREY (DEP)

 

N

  

JUTILA

  

N

  

STEINBERG

Y

    

HOVEY

  

N

  

KIRKLEY-BEY (DEP)

 

N

  

KINER

  

N

  

TABORSAK

Y

    

HOYDICK

  

N

  

ORANGE (DEP)

 

N

  

LARSON

  

N

  

TALLARITA

Y

    

HWANG

  

N

  

RYAN (DEP)

The following is House Amendment Schedule "B" (LCO 5193):

Strike subsection (a) of section 5 and insert the following in lieu thereof:

"(a) Notwithstanding the provisions of any general statute, regulation or requirement regarding procurement of goods or services, a public entity may require a project labor agreement for any public works project when such public entity has determined, on a project-by-project basis and acting within its discretion, that it is in the public's interest to require such an agreement. In making such determination, the public entity may consider the effects a project labor agreement may have on (1) the efficiency, cost and direct and indirect economic benefits to the public entity; (2) the availability of a skilled workforce to complete the public works project; (3) the prevention of construction delays; (4) the safety and quality of the public works project; (5) the advancement of minority and women-owned businesses; and (6) employment opportunities for the community. A public entity shall hold a public hearing prior to determining whether it is in the public's interest, pursuant to this section, to require a project labor agreement on a project. "

The bill was further discussed by Representative Rigby of the 63rd who offered House Amendment Schedule "C" (LCO 5195) moved its adoption and further moved that when the vote be taken it be taken by roll call.

The amendment was discussed further by Representatives Sawyer of the 55th and Zalaski of the 81st.

The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2: 05 p. m.

The following is the result of the vote:

Total Number Voting 146

Necessary for Adoption 74

Those voting Yea 53

Those voting Nay 93

Those absent and not voting 5

On a roll call vote the amendment was rejected.

The following is the roll call vote:

 

N

  

ABERCROMBIE

  

N

  

LEMAR

  

N

  

TERCYAK

Y

    

KLARIDES

 

N

  

ALBIS

  

N

  

LESSER

  

N

  

THOMPSON

Y

    

KOKORUDA

   

X

ALDARONDO

  

N

  

LOPES

  

N

  

TONG

Y

    

KUPCHICK

 

N

  

AYALA

  

N

  

LUXENBERG

  

N

  

URBAN

Y

    

LABRIOLA

   

X

BACKER, T.

 

N

  

LYDDY

  

N

  

VERRENGIA

Y

    

LAVIELLE

 

N

  

BARAM

  

N

  

MCCRORY

  

N

  

VILLANO

Y

    

LEGEYT

 

N

  

BECKER, B.

 

N

  

MEGNA

    

X

WALKER

Y

    

MILLER, L.

 

N

  

BERGER

  

N

  

MIKUTEL

  

N

  

WIDLITZ

Y

    

MINER

 

N

  

BOUKUS

  

N

  

MILLER, P.

 

N

  

WILLIS

    

X

MOLGANO

 

N

  

BUTLER

  

N

  

MILLER, P. B.

 

N

  

WRIGHT, C.

Y

    

NOUJAIM

 

N

  

CANDELARIA, J.

 

N

  

MORIN

  

N

  

WRIGHT, E.

Y

    

O'NEILL

 

N

  

CLEMONS

  

N

  

MORRIS

  

N

  

ZALASKI

Y

    

PERILLO

 

N

  

COOK

  

N

  

MOUKAWSHER

        

Y

    

PISCOPO

 

N

  

CRAWFORD

  

N

  

MUSHINSKY

        

Y

    

REBIMBAS

 

N

  

DARGAN

  

N

  

NAFIS

        

Y

    

RIGBY

 

N

  

DAVIS, P.

 

N

  

NARDELLO

Y

    

ACKERT

Y

    

ROWE

 

N

  

DILLON

  

N

  

NICASTRO

Y

    

ADINOLFI

Y

    

SAMPSON

 

N

  

ESPOSITO

  

N

  

O'BRIEN, E.

Y

    

ALBERTS

Y

    

SAWYER

 

N

  

FAWCETT

  

N

  

PERONE

Y

    

AMAN

Y

    

SCRIBNER

 

N

  

FLEISCHMANN

  

N

  

REED

Y

    

BACCHIOCHI

Y

    

SHABAN

 

N

  

FLEXER

  

N

  

REYNOLDS

Y

    

BETTS

Y

    

SIMANSKI

 

N

  

FOX, D.

 

N

  

RILEY

Y

    

CAFERO

Y

    

SMITH

 

N

  

FOX, G.

 

N

  

RITTER, E.

Y

    

CAMILLO

Y

    

SRINIVASAN

 

N

  

FRITZ

  

N

  

RITTER, M.

Y

    

CANDELORA

Y

    

WADSWORTH

 

N

  

GENGA

  

N

  

ROBLES

Y

    

CARPINO

Y

    

WILLIAMS

 

N

  

GENTILE

  

N

  

ROJAS

Y

    

CARTER

Y

    

WOOD

 

N

  

GONZALEZ

  

N

  

ROLDAN

Y

    

CHAPIN

Y

    

YACCARINO

 

N

  

GROGINS

  

N

  

ROSE

Y

    

COUTU

        
 

N

  

GUERRERA

Y

    

ROVERO

Y

    

D'AMELIO

        
 

N

  

HADDAD

  

N

  

ROY

Y

    

DAVIS, C.

       
 

N

  

HAMM

  

N

  

SANCHEZ

Y

    

FLOREN

  

N

  

DONOVAN (SPKR)

 

N

  

HENNESSY

    

X

SANTIAGO

Y

    

FREY

        
 

N

  

HEWETT

  

N

  

SAYERS

Y

    

GIBBONS

        
 

N

  

HOLDER-WINFIELD

Y

    

SCHOFIELD

Y

    

GIEGLER

        
 

N

  

HURLBURT

  

N

  

SERRA

Y

    

GIULIANO

  

N

  

ALTOBELLO (DEP)

 

N

  

JANOWSKI

  

N

  

SHARKEY

Y

    

GREENE

  

N

  

ARESIMOWICZ (DEP)

 

N

  

JOHNSON

  

N

  

STALLWORTH

Y

    

HETHERINGTON

  

N

  

GODFREY (DEP)

 

N

  

JUTILA

  

N

  

STEINBERG

Y

    

HOVEY

  

N

  

KIRKLEY-BEY (DEP)

 

N

  

KINER

  

N

  

TABORSAK

Y

    

HOYDICK

  

N

  

ORANGE (DEP)

 

N

  

LARSON

  

N

  

TALLARITA

Y

    

HWANG

  

N

  

RYAN (DEP)

The following is House Amendment Schedule "C" (LCO 5195):

Strike subsection (c) of section 5 in its entirety and substitute the following in lieu thereof:

(c) Any project labor agreement required by a public entity pursuant to this section shall: (1) Set forth mutually binding procedures for resolving disputes that can be implemented without delay; (2) include guarantees against a strike, lockout or other concerted action aimed at slowing or stopping the progress of a public works project; (3) ensure a reliable source of skilled and experienced labor; (4) include goals for the number of apprentices and for a percentage of work to be performed by minorities, women and veterans; (5) invite all contractors to bid on the project without regard to whether the employees of any such contractor are members of a labor organization, as defined in section 31-101 of the general statutes; (6) permit the selection of the lowest responsible qualified bidder without regard to labor organization affiliation; (7) not require compulsory labor organization membership of employees working on the project or require a contractor or subcontractor to pay agency fees to any labor organization; and (8) bind all contractors and subcontractors to the terms of the agreement.

The bill was further discussed by Representatives Mikutel of the 45th, Kupchick of the 132nd, Coutu of the 47th, Shaban of the 135th, Mushinsky of the 85th, Aman of the 14th and Sawyer of the 55th.

The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 2: 30 p. m.

The following is the result of the vote:

Total Number Voting 146

Necessary for Passage 74

Those voting Yea 109

Those voting Nay 37

Those absent and not voting 5

On a roll call vote Senate Bill No. 33 as amended by Senate Amendment Schedule "A" was passed in concurrence with the Senate.

The following is the roll call vote:

Y

    

ABERCROMBIE

Y

    

LEMAR

Y

    

TERCYAK

  

N

  

KLARIDES

Y

    

ALBIS

Y

    

LESSER

Y

    

THOMPSON

  

N

  

KOKORUDA

Y

    

ALDARONDO

Y

    

LOPES

    

X

TONG

  

N

  

KUPCHICK

Y

    

AYALA

Y

    

LUXENBERG

Y

    

URBAN

Y

    

LABRIOLA

   

X

BACKER, T.

Y

    

LYDDY

Y

    

VERRENGIA

  

N

  

LAVIELLE

Y

    

BARAM

Y

    

MCCRORY

Y

    

VILLANO

Y

    

LEGEYT

Y

    

BECKER, B.

Y

    

MEGNA

Y

    

WALKER

  

N

  

MILLER, L.

Y

    

BERGER

Y

    

MIKUTEL

Y

    

WIDLITZ

  

N

  

MINER

Y

    

BOUKUS

Y

    

MILLER, P.

Y

    

WILLIS

    

X

MOLGANO

Y

    

BUTLER

Y

    

MILLER, P. B.

Y

    

WRIGHT, C.

 

N

  

NOUJAIM

Y

    

CANDELARIA, J.

Y

    

MORIN

Y

    

WRIGHT, E.

 

N

  

O'NEILL

Y

    

CLEMONS

Y

    

MORRIS

Y

    

ZALASKI

  

N

  

PERILLO

Y

    

COOK

Y

    

MOUKAWSHER

          

N

  

PISCOPO

Y

    

CRAWFORD

Y

    

MUSHINSKY

        

Y

    

REBIMBAS

Y

    

DARGAN

Y

    

NAFIS

          

N

  

RIGBY

Y

    

DAVIS, P.

Y

    

NARDELLO

  

N

  

ACKERT

  

N

  

ROWE

Y

    

DILLON

Y

    

NICASTRO

  

N

  

ADINOLFI

  

N

  

SAMPSON

Y

    

ESPOSITO

Y

    

O'BRIEN, E.

Y

    

ALBERTS

  

N

  

SAWYER

Y

    

FAWCETT

Y

    

PERONE

Y

    

AMAN

Y

    

SCRIBNER

Y

    

FLEISCHMANN

Y

    

REED

Y

    

BACCHIOCHI

  

N

  

SHABAN

Y

    

FLEXER

Y

    

REYNOLDS

Y

    

BETTS

  

N

  

SIMANSKI

Y

    

FOX, D.

Y

    

RILEY

Y

    

CAFERO

  

N

  

SMITH

Y

    

FOX, G.

Y

    

RITTER, E.

Y

    

CAMILLO

Y

    

SRINIVASAN

Y

    

FRITZ

Y

    

RITTER, M.

 

N

  

CANDELORA

  

N

  

WADSWORTH

Y

    

GENGA

    

X

ROBLES

  

N

  

CARPINO

  

N

  

WILLIAMS

Y

    

GENTILE

Y

    

ROJAS

  

N

  

CARTER

  

N

  

WOOD

Y

    

GONZALEZ

Y

    

ROLDAN

  

N

  

CHAPIN

Y

    

YACCARINO

Y

    

GROGINS

Y

    

ROSE

  

N

  

COUTU

        

Y

    

GUERRERA

Y

    

ROVERO

  

N

  

D'AMELIO

        

Y

    

HADDAD

Y

    

ROY

  

N

  

DAVIS, C.

       

Y

    

HAMM

Y

    

SANCHEZ

  

N

  

FLOREN

Y

    

DONOVAN (SPKR)

Y

    

HENNESSY

    

X

SANTIAGO

Y

    

FREY

        

Y

    

HEWETT

Y

    

SAYERS

  

N

  

GIBBONS

        

Y

    

HOLDER-WINFIELD

Y

    

SCHOFIELD

  

N

  

GIEGLER

        

Y

    

HURLBURT

Y

    

SERRA

  

N

  

GIULIANO

Y

    

ALTOBELLO (DEP)

Y

    

JANOWSKI

Y

    

SHARKEY

Y

    

GREENE

Y

    

ARESIMOWICZ (DEP)

Y

    

JOHNSON

Y

    

STALLWORTH

  

N

  

HETHERINGTON

Y

    

GODFREY (DEP)

Y

    

JUTILA

Y

    

STEINBERG

  

N

  

HOVEY

Y

    

KIRKLEY-BEY (DEP)

Y

    

KINER

Y

    

TABORSAK

  

N

  

HOYDICK

Y

    

ORANGE (DEP)

Y

    

LARSON

Y

    

TALLARITA

  

N

  

HWANG

Y

    

RYAN (DEP)

SPEAKER DONOVAN IN THE CHAIR

RECESS

On motion of Representative Sharkey of the 88th District, the House recessed at 2: 31 o'clock p. m. , to reconvene at the Call of the Chair.

AFTER RECESS

The House reconvened at 3: 30 o'clock p. m. , Speaker Donovan in the Chair.

BUSINESS ON THE CALENDAR

MATTER RETURNED FROM COMMITTEE

HOUSE BILL PASSED

The following bill was taken from the table, read the third time, the report of the committee indicated accepted and the bill passed.

ENVIRONMENT. Substitute for H. B. No. 5343 (RAISED) (File No. 389) AN ACT CONCERNING ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THROUGH STREAMLINED AND IMPROVED BROWNFIELD REMEDIATION PROGRAMS.

The bill was explained by Representative Berger of the 73rd who offered House Amendment Schedule "A" (LCO 5199) and moved its adoption.

The amendment was discussed by Representative Camillo of the 151st.

On a voice vote the amendment was adopted.

The following is House Amendment Schedule "A" (LCO 5199):

After the last section, add the following and renumber sections and internal references accordingly:

"Sec. 501. Subdivision (1) of section 22a-134 of the 2012 supplement to the general statutes is repealed and the following is substituted in lieu thereof (Effective from passage):

(1) "Transfer of establishment" means any transaction or proceeding through which an establishment undergoes a change in ownership, but does not mean:

(A) Conveyance or extinguishment of an easement;

(B) Conveyance of an establishment through a foreclosure, as defined in subsection (b) of section 22a-452f, foreclosure of a municipal tax lien or through a tax warrant sale pursuant to section 12-157, an exercise of eminent domain pursuant to section 8-128, 8-169e or 8-193 or by condemnation pursuant to section 32-224 or purchase pursuant to a resolution by the legislative body of a municipality authorizing the acquisition through eminent domain for establishments that also meet the definition of a brownfield, as defined in section 32-9kk or a subsequent transfer by such municipality that has foreclosed on the property, foreclosed municipal tax liens or that has acquired title to the property through section 12-157, or is within the pilot program established in subsection (c) of section 32-9cc, or has acquired such property through the exercise of eminent domain pursuant to section 8-128, 8-169e or 8-193 or by condemnation pursuant to section 32-224 or a resolution adopted in accordance with this subparagraph, provided (i) the party acquiring the property from the municipality did not establish, create or contribute to the contamination at the establishment and is not affiliated with any person who established, created or contributed to such contamination or with any person who is or was an owner or certifying party for the establishment, and (ii) on or before the date the party acquires the property from the municipality, such party or municipality enters and subsequently remains in the voluntary remediation program administered by the commissioner pursuant to section 22a-133x and remains in compliance with schedules and approvals issued by the commissioner. For purposes of this subparagraph, subsequent transfer by a municipality includes any transfer to, from or between a municipality, municipal economic development agency or entity created or operating under chapter 130 or 132, a nonprofit economic development corporation formed to promote the common good, general welfare and economic development of a municipality that is funded, either directly or through in-kind services, in part by a municipality, or a nonstock corporation or limited liability company controlled or established by a municipality, municipal economic development agency or entity created or operating under chapter 130 or 132;

(C) Conveyance of a deed in lieu of foreclosure to a lender, as defined in and that qualifies for the secured lender exemption pursuant to subsection (b) of section 22a-452f;

(D) Conveyance of a security interest, as defined in subdivision (7) of subsection (b) of section 22a-452f;

(E) Termination of a lease and conveyance, assignment or execution of a lease for a period less than ninety-nine years including conveyance, assignment or execution of a lease with options or similar terms that will extend the period of the leasehold to ninety-nine years, or from the commencement of the leasehold, ninety-nine years, including conveyance, assignment or execution of a lease with options or similar terms that will extend the period of the leasehold to ninety-nine years, or from the commencement of the leasehold;

(F) Any change in ownership approved by the Probate Court;

(G) Devolution of title to a surviving joint tenant, or to a trustee, executor or administrator under the terms of a testamentary trust or will, or by intestate succession;

(H) Corporate reorganization not substantially affecting the ownership of the establishment;

(I) The issuance of stock or other securities of an entity which owns or operates an establishment;

(J) The transfer of stock, securities or other ownership interests representing less than forty per cent of the ownership of the entity that owns or operates the establishment;

(K) Any conveyance of an interest in an establishment where the transferor is the sibling, spouse, child, parent, grandparent, child of a sibling or sibling of a parent of the transferee;

(L) Conveyance of an interest in an establishment to a trustee of an inter vivos trust created by the transferor solely for the benefit of one or more siblings, spouses, children, parents, grandchildren, children of a sibling or siblings of a parent of the transferor;

(M) Any conveyance of a portion of a parcel upon which portion no establishment is or has been located and upon which there has not occurred a discharge, spillage, uncontrolled loss, seepage or filtration of hazardous waste, provided either the area of such portion is not greater than fifty per cent of the area of such parcel or written notice of such proposed conveyance and an environmental condition assessment form for such parcel is provided to the commissioner sixty days prior to such conveyance;

(N) Conveyance of a service station, as defined in subdivision (5) of this section;

(O) Any conveyance of an establishment which, prior to July 1, 1997, had been developed solely for residential use and such use has not changed;

(P) Any conveyance of an establishment to any entity created or operating under chapter 130 or 132, or to an urban rehabilitation agency, as defined in section 8-292, or to a municipality under section 32-224, or to the Connecticut Development Authority or any subsidiary of the authority;

(Q) Any conveyance of a parcel in connection with the acquisition of properties to effectuate the development of the overall project, as defined in section 32-651;

(R) The conversion of a general or limited partnership to a limited liability company under section 34-199;

(S) The transfer of general partnership property held in the names of all of its general partners to a general partnership which includes as general partners immediately after the transfer all of the same persons as were general partners immediately prior to the transfer;

(T) The transfer of general partnership property held in the names of all of its general partners to a limited liability company which includes as members immediately after the transfer all of the same persons as were general partners immediately prior to the transfer;

(U) Acquisition of an establishment by any governmental or quasi-governmental condemning authority;

(V) Conveyance of any real property or business operation that would qualify as an establishment solely as a result of (i) the generation of more than one hundred kilograms of universal waste in a calendar month, (ii) the storage, handling or transportation of universal waste generated at a different location, or (iii) activities undertaken at a universal waste transfer facility, provided any such real property or business operation does not otherwise qualify as an establishment; there has been no discharge, spillage, uncontrolled loss, seepage or filtration of a universal waste or a constituent of universal waste that is a hazardous substance at or from such real property or business operation; and universal waste is not also recycled, treated, except for treatment of a universal waste pursuant to 40 CFR 273. 13(a)(2) or (c)(2) or 40 CFR 273. 33 (a)(2) or (c)(2), or disposed of at such real property or business operation;

(W) Conveyance of a unit in a residential common interest community in accordance with section 22a-134i;

(X) Acquisition of an establishment that is in the abandoned brownfield cleanup program established pursuant to section 32-9ll and all subsequent transfers of the establishment, provided the establishment is undergoing remediation or is remediated in accordance with subsection (g) of said section 32-9ll;

(Y) Any transfer of title from a bankruptcy court or a municipality to a nonprofit organization; [or]

(Z) Acquisition of an establishment that is in the brownfield remediation and revitalization program and all subsequent transfers of the establishment, provided the establishment is in compliance with the brownfield investigation plan and remediation schedule, the commissioner has issued a no audit letter or successful audit closure letter in response to a verification or interim verification submitted regarding the remediation of such establishment under the brownfield remediation and revitalization program, or one hundred eighty days has expired since a verification or interim verification submitted regarding the remediation of such establishment under the brownfield remediation and revitalization program without an audit decision from the Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection; or

(AA) Conveyance from the Department of Transportation to the Connecticut Airport Authority of any properties comprising (i) Bradley International Airport and all related improvements and facilities now in existence and as hereafter acquired, added, extended, improved and equipped, including any property or facilities purchased with funds of, or revenues derived from, Bradley International Airport, and any other property or facilities allocated by the state, the Connecticut Airport Authority or otherwise to Bradley International Airport, (ii) the state-owned and operated general aviation airports, including Danielson Airport, Groton/New London Airport, Hartford Brainard Airport, Waterbury-Oxford Airport and Windham Airport and any such other airport as may be owned, operated or managed by the Connecticut Airport Authority and designated as general aviation airports, (iii) any other airport as may be owned, operated or managed by the Connecticut Airport Authority, and (iv) any airport site or any part thereof, including, but not limited to, any restricted landing areas and any air navigation facilities.

Sec. 502. Subdivision (1) of section 22a-134 of the 2012 supplement to the general statutes, as amended by section 53 of public act 11-241, is repealed and the following is substituted in lieu thereof (Effective January 1, 2014):

(1) "Transfer of establishment" means any transaction or proceeding through which an establishment undergoes a change in ownership, but does not mean:

(A) Conveyance or extinguishment of an easement;

(B) Conveyance of an establishment through a foreclosure, as defined in subsection (b) of section 22a-452f, foreclosure of a municipal tax lien or through a tax warrant sale pursuant to section 12-157, an exercise of eminent domain pursuant to section 8-128, 8-169e or 8-193 or by condemnation pursuant to section 32-224 or purchase pursuant to a resolution by the legislative body of a municipality authorizing the acquisition through eminent domain for establishments that also meet the definition of a brownfield, as defined in section 32-9kk, or a subsequent transfer by such municipality that has foreclosed on the property, foreclosed municipal tax liens or that has acquired title to the property through section 12-157, or is within the pilot program established in subsection (c) of section 32-9cc, or has acquired such property through the exercise of eminent domain pursuant to section 8-128, 8-169e or 8-193 or by condemnation pursuant to section 32-224 or a resolution adopted in accordance with this subparagraph, provided (i) the party acquiring the property from the municipality did not establish, create or contribute to the contamination at the establishment and is not affiliated with any person who established, created or contributed to such contamination or with any person who is or was an owner or certifying party for the establishment, and (ii) on or before the date the party acquires the property from the municipality, such party or municipality enters and subsequently remains in the voluntary remediation program administered by the commissioner pursuant to section 22a-133x and remains in compliance with schedules and approvals issued by the commissioner. For purposes of this subparagraph, subsequent transfer by a municipality includes any transfer to, from or between a municipality, municipal economic development agency or entity created or operating under chapter 130 or 132, a nonprofit economic development corporation formed to promote the common good, general welfare and economic development of a municipality that is funded, either directly or through in-kind services, in part by a municipality, or a nonstock corporation or limited liability company controlled or established by a municipality, municipal economic development agency or entity created or operating under chapter 130 or 132;

(C) Conveyance of a deed in lieu of foreclosure to a lender, as defined in and that qualifies for the secured lender exemption pursuant to subsection (b) of section 22a-452f;

(D) Conveyance of a security interest, as defined in subdivision (7) of subsection (b) of section 22a-452f;

(E) Termination of a lease and conveyance, assignment or execution of a lease for a period less than ninety-nine years including conveyance, assignment or execution of a lease with options or similar terms that will extend the period of the leasehold to ninety-nine years, or from the commencement of the leasehold, ninety-nine years, including conveyance, assignment or execution of a lease with options or similar terms that will extend the period of the leasehold to ninety-nine years, or from the commencement of the leasehold;

(F) Any change in ownership approved by the Probate Court;

(G) Devolution of title to a surviving joint tenant, or to a trustee, executor or administrator under the terms of a testamentary trust or will, or by intestate succession;

(H) Corporate reorganization not substantially affecting the ownership of the establishment;

(I) The issuance of stock or other securities of an entity which owns or operates an establishment;

(J) The transfer of stock, securities or other ownership interests representing less than forty per cent of the ownership of the entity that owns or operates the establishment;

(K) Any conveyance of an interest in an establishment where the transferor is the sibling, spouse, child, parent, grandparent, child of a sibling or sibling of a parent of the transferee;

(L) Conveyance of an interest in an establishment to a trustee of an inter vivos trust created by the transferor solely for the benefit of one or more siblings, spouses, children, parents, grandchildren, children of a sibling or siblings of a parent of the transferor;

(M) Any conveyance of a portion of a parcel upon which portion no establishment is or has been located and upon which there has not occurred a discharge, spillage, uncontrolled loss, seepage or filtration of hazardous waste, provided either the area of such portion is not greater than fifty per cent of the area of such parcel or written notice of such proposed conveyance and an environmental condition assessment form for such parcel is provided to the commissioner sixty days prior to such conveyance;

(N) Conveyance of a service station, as defined in subdivision (5) of this section;

(O) Any conveyance of an establishment which, prior to July 1, 1997, had been developed solely for residential use and such use has not changed;

(P) Any conveyance of an establishment to any entity created or operating under chapter 130 or 132, or to an urban rehabilitation agency, as defined in section 8-292, or to a municipality under section 32-224, or to the Connecticut Development Authority or any subsidiary of the authority;

(Q) Any conveyance of a parcel in connection with the acquisition of properties to effectuate the development of the overall project, as defined in section 32-651;

(R) The transfer of general partnership property held in the names of all of its general partners to a general partnership which includes as general partners immediately after the transfer all of the same persons as were general partners immediately prior to the transfer;

(S) The transfer of general partnership property held in the names of all of its general partners to a limited liability company which includes as members immediately after the transfer all of the same persons as were general partners immediately prior to the transfer;

(T) Acquisition of an establishment by any governmental or quasi-governmental condemning authority;

(U) Conveyance of any real property or business operation that would qualify as an establishment solely as a result of (i) the generation of more than one hundred kilograms of universal waste in a calendar month, (ii) the storage, handling or transportation of universal waste generated at a different location, or (iii) activities undertaken at a universal waste transfer facility, provided any such real property or business operation does not otherwise qualify as an establishment; there has been no discharge, spillage, uncontrolled loss, seepage or filtration of a universal waste or a constituent of universal waste that is a hazardous substance at or from such real property or business operation; and universal waste is not also recycled, treated, except for treatment of a universal waste pursuant to 40 CFR 273. 13(a)(2) or (c)(2) or 40 CFR 273. 33 (a)(2) or (c)(2), or disposed of at such real property or business operation; [or]

(V) Conveyance of a unit in a residential common interest community in accordance with section 22a-134i; or

(W) Conveyance from the Department of Transportation to the Connecticut Airport Authority of any properties comprising (i) Bradley International Airport and all related improvements and facilities now in existence and as hereafter acquired, added, extended, improved and equipped, including any property or facilities purchased with funds of, or revenues derived from, Bradley International Airport, and any other property or facilities allocated by the state, the Connecticut Airport Authority or otherwise to Bradley International Airport, (ii) the state-owned and operated general aviation airports, including Danielson Airport, Groton/New London Airport, Hartford Brainard Airport, Waterbury-Oxford Airport and Windham Airport and any such other airport as may be owned, operated or managed by the Connecticut Airport Authority and designated as general aviation airports, (iii) any other airport as may be owned, operated or managed by the Connecticut Airport Authority, and (iv) any airport site or any part thereof, including, but not limited to, any restricted landing areas and any air navigation facilities.

Sec. 503. (NEW) (Effective from passage) (a) The state shall hold harmless and indemnify the Connecticut Airport Authority and any employee and any director of the authority from any liability, financial loss and expense, including legal fees and costs, if any, arising out of any claim, demand, order, penalty, lien, assessment, suit or judgment by reason of any title defects relating to, or any pollution, contamination, hazardous waste, hazardous substance, or hazardous building material, including, but not limited to, asbestos, asbestos-containing materials, lead or lead-containing materials, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCB) in building and infrastructure, mold, fluorescent and high intensity discharge (HID) lamps, mercury, PCB ballasts, lead-acid battery electrolytes, fluorocarbons, equipment coolant, hydraulic fluids, radioactive materials, explosives, military ordinance, gasoline and petroleum products or any other environmental condition existing at, originating or emanating from or relating to, the real property, facilities and other improvements comprising Bradley Airport, the general aviation airports, any other airports, any airport site or any part thereof that are part of any lease, assignment, transfer, sale or other disposition from the Department of Transportation to the authority of such real property, facilities and other improvements which title defects or environmental issues were in existence as of the date of any such lease, assignment, transfer, sale or other disposition. The state shall not hold harmless nor indemnify the authority for any title defects or environmental issues arising after the date of any such lease, assignment, transfer, sale or other disposition which are not related to or attributable to any preexisting title defects or environmental issues.

(b) The authority or any such employee or director may bring an action in the Superior Court against the state to enforce the provisions of this section.

(c) For purposes of this section, "pollution", "contamination", "hazardous waste", "hazardous substance" and "environmental condition" have the same meanings as in applicable federal, state or local laws, whether now in force or as amended or enacted in the future, pertaining to public health or the environment and including, without limitation, title 22a of the general statutes and any regulations or guidance promulgated by the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection, the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation and Liability Act of 1980, the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976 and the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act of 1987, as may be amended from time to time, and "hazardous building material" has the same meaning commonly ascribed to it in the environmental remediation context and in any regulations or guidance promulgated by the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection or the Department of Construction Services. "

This act shall take effect as follows and shall amend the following sections:

Sec. 501

from passage

22a-134(1)

Sec. 502

January 1, 2014

22a-134(1)

Sec. 503

from passage

New section

The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 3: 44 p. m.

The following is the result of the vote:

Total Number Voting 142

Necessary for Passage 72

Those voting Yea 139

Those voting Nay 3

Those absent and not voting 9

On a roll call vote House Bill No. 5343 as amended by House Amendment Schedule "A" was passed.

The following is the roll call vote:

Y

    

ABERCROMBIE

Y

    

LEMAR

Y

    

TERCYAK

Y

    

KLARIDES

Y

    

ALBIS

Y

    

LESSER

Y

    

THOMPSON

Y

    

KOKORUDA

Y

    

ALDARONDO

Y

    

LOPES

Y

    

TONG

Y

    

KUPCHICK

Y

    

AYALA

Y

    

LUXENBERG

Y

    

URBAN

Y

    

LABRIOLA

   

X

BACKER, T.

Y

    

LYDDY

Y

    

VERRENGIA

Y

    

LAVIELLE

Y

    

BARAM

Y

    

MCCRORY

Y

    

VILLANO

Y

    

LEGEYT

Y

    

BECKER, B.

Y

    

MEGNA

Y

    

WALKER

Y

    

MILLER, L.

Y

    

BERGER

Y

    

MIKUTEL

Y

    

WIDLITZ

Y

    

MINER

Y

    

BOUKUS

Y

    

MILLER, P.

 

N

  

WILLIS

    

X

MOLGANO

Y

    

BUTLER

Y

    

MILLER, P. B.

Y

    

WRIGHT, C.

Y

    

NOUJAIM

Y

    

CANDELARIA, J.

Y

    

MORIN

Y

    

WRIGHT, E.

Y

    

O'NEILL

Y

    

CLEMONS

Y

    

MORRIS

Y

    

ZALASKI

Y

    

PERILLO

Y

    

COOK

Y

    

MOUKAWSHER

        

Y

    

PISCOPO

Y

    

CRAWFORD

Y

    

MUSHINSKY

        

Y

    

REBIMBAS

Y

    

DARGAN

Y

    

NAFIS

            

X

RIGBY

Y

    

DAVIS, P.

 

N

  

NARDELLO

Y

    

ACKERT

Y

    

ROWE

Y

    

DILLON

Y

    

NICASTRO

Y

    

ADINOLFI

Y

    

SAMPSON

Y

    

ESPOSITO

Y

    

O'BRIEN, E.

Y

    

ALBERTS

Y

    

SAWYER

Y

    

FAWCETT

    

X

PERONE

Y

    

AMAN

Y

    

SCRIBNER

 

N

  

FLEISCHMANN

Y

    

REED

Y

    

BACCHIOCHI

Y

    

SHABAN

Y

    

FLEXER

Y

    

REYNOLDS

Y

    

BETTS

Y

    

SIMANSKI

Y

    

FOX, D.

Y

    

RILEY

Y

    

CAFERO

Y

    

SMITH

Y

    

FOX, G.

Y

    

RITTER, E.

Y

    

CAMILLO

Y

    

SRINIVASAN

Y

    

FRITZ

    

X

RITTER, M.

Y

    

CANDELORA

Y

    

WADSWORTH

Y

    

GENGA

    

X

ROBLES

Y

    

CARPINO

Y

    

WILLIAMS

Y

    

GENTILE

Y

    

ROJAS

Y

    

CARTER

Y

    

WOOD

   

X

GONZALEZ

Y

    

ROLDAN

Y

    

CHAPIN

Y

    

YACCARINO

Y

    

GROGINS

Y

    

ROSE

Y

    

COUTU

        

Y

    

GUERRERA

Y

    

ROVERO

Y

    

D'AMELIO

        

Y

    

HADDAD

    

X

ROY

Y

    

DAVIS, C.

       

Y

    

HAMM

Y

    

SANCHEZ

Y

    

FLOREN

Y

    

DONOVAN (SPKR)

Y

    

HENNESSY

    

X

SANTIAGO

Y

    

FREY

        

Y

    

HEWETT

Y

    

SAYERS

Y

    

GIBBONS

        

Y

    

HOLDER-WINFIELD

Y

    

SCHOFIELD

Y

    

GIEGLER

        

Y

    

HURLBURT

Y

    

SERRA

Y

    

GIULIANO

Y

    

ALTOBELLO (DEP)

Y

    

JANOWSKI

Y

    

SHARKEY

Y

    

GREENE

Y

    

ARESIMOWICZ (DEP)

Y

    

JOHNSON

Y

    

STALLWORTH

Y

    

HETHERINGTON

Y

    

GODFREY (DEP)

Y

    

JUTILA

Y

    

STEINBERG

Y

    

HOVEY

Y

    

KIRKLEY-BEY (DEP)

Y

    

KINER

Y

    

TABORSAK

Y

    

HOYDICK

Y

    

ORANGE (DEP)

Y

    

LARSON

Y

    

TALLARITA

Y

    

HWANG

Y

    

RYAN (DEP)

BUSINESS ON THE CALENDAR

FAVORABLE REPORT OF JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE

HOUSE BILL PASSED

The following bill was taken from the table, read the third time, the report of the committee indicated accepted and the bill passed.

JUDICIARY. Substitute for H. B. No. 5298 (RAISED) (File No. 503) AN ACT CONCERNING FUNDRAISING BY VETERANS' ORGANIZATIONS.

The bill was explained by Representative Hennessey of the 127th who offered House Amendment Schedule "A" (LCO 4910) and moved its adoption.

The amendment was discussed by Representatives Adinolfi of the 103rd, Aman of the 14th, Alberts of the 50th and Yaccarino of the 87th.

DEPUTY SPEAKER ARESIMOWICZ IN THE CHAIR

The amendment was further discussed by Representatives Coutu of the 47th, Lavielle of the 143rd, Smith of the 108th, Sawyer of 55th, Noujaim of the 74th, Srinivasan of the 31st and LeGeyt of the 17th.

DEPUTY SPEAKER ORANGE IN THE CHAIR

The amendment was further discussed by Representatives Ackert of the 8th and Carter of the 2nd.

DEPUTY SPEAKER ARESIMOWICZ IN THE CHAIR

On a voice vote the amendment was adopted.

The following is House Amendment Schedule "A" (LCO 4910):

Strike everything after the enacting clause and substitute the following in lieu thereof:

"Section 1. Section 27-100f of the 2012 supplement to the general statutes is repealed and the following is substituted in lieu thereof (Effective from passage):

(a) On or before July 1, 2012, the Department of Veterans' Affairs shall publish on the department's Internet web site an informational page listing any benefits, services or programs offered to veterans or their families by any state or federal agency, department or institution. The department shall maintain the informational page after said date and shall update the informational page annually. The department shall publish on the informational page any information concerning the eligibility requirements and application process for such benefits, services or programs, the name and contact information of any entity offering such benefits, services or programs, and a link to the Internet web site for such entity.

(b) On and after July 1, 2013, the Commissioner of Veterans' Affairs, or the commissioner's designee, shall, within available appropriations, publish a list of qualified veterans' charitable organizations. The commissioner shall place any qualified veterans' charitable organization on such list for a period of three years. Organizations may apply and reapply to the commissioner for inclusion on the list by submitting information regarding such organization's status to the commissioner, on a form prescribed by the commissioner, and any additional information the commissioner deems necessary to determine whether such organization constitutes a qualified veterans' charitable organization. A qualified veterans' charitable organization is one which: (1) Holds itself out to be established for any benevolent, educational, philanthropic, humane, scientific, patriotic, social welfare or advocacy purpose relating to or on behalf of veterans; and (2) has been (A) a nonstock corporation, organized under chapter 602, or any predecessor thereto, for three or more years, or (B) a tax exempt organization under Section 501(c) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, or any subsequent corresponding internal revenue code of the United States, as amended from time to time, for three or more consecutive years. The list of qualified veterans' charitable organizations, a link to such organization's Internet web site, and the qualifications for inclusion on such list set forth in subdivisions (1) and (2) of this subsection, shall be published on the informational Internet web site established in this section and shall bear a disclaimer as follows: "This list is prepared for the public solely for the purpose of information. The state of Connecticut provides no warranty about the content or accuracy of the content herein. ".

Sec. 2. (NEW) (Effective October 1, 2012) (a) No person, firm or corporation that holds itself out as a representative of a veterans' charitable organization shall, with intent to defraud, solicit a contribution for such veterans' charitable organization that inures or is intended to inure to the benefit of any person, firm or corporation other than such veterans' charitable organization. For the purposes of this section, "veterans' charitable organization" means any person, firm or corporation that is or purports to be established for any benevolent, educational, philanthropic, humane, scientific, patriotic, social welfare or advocacy purpose relating to or on behalf of veterans, and "veteran" has the same meaning as provided in subsection (a) of section 27-103 of the general statutes.

(b) Any person, firm or corporation that violates any provision of subsection (a) of this section shall be guilty of a class C misdemeanor. "

This act shall take effect as follows and shall amend the following sections:

Section 1

from passage

27-100f

Sec. 2

October 1, 2012

New section

The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5: 13 p. m.

The following is the result of the vote:

Total Number Voting 147

Necessary for Passage 74

Those voting Yea 147

Those voting Nay 0

Those absent and not voting 4

On a roll call vote House Bill No. 5298 as amended by House Amendment Schedule "A" was passed.

The following is the roll call vote:

Y

    

ABERCROMBIE

Y

    

LEMAR

Y

    

TERCYAK

Y

    

KLARIDES

Y

    

ALBIS

Y

    

LESSER

Y

    

THOMPSON

Y

    

KOKORUDA

Y

    

ALDARONDO

Y

    

LOPES

Y

    

TONG

Y

    

KUPCHICK

Y

    

AYALA

Y

    

LUXENBERG

Y

    

URBAN

Y

    

LABRIOLA

   

X

BACKER, T.

Y

    

LYDDY

Y

    

VERRENGIA

Y

    

LAVIELLE

Y

    

BARAM

Y

    

MCCRORY

Y

    

VILLANO

Y

    

LEGEYT

Y

    

BECKER, B.

Y

    

MEGNA

Y

    

WALKER

Y

    

MILLER, L.

Y

    

BERGER

Y

    

MIKUTEL

Y

    

WIDLITZ

Y

    

MINER

Y

    

BOUKUS

Y

    

MILLER, P.

Y

    

WILLIS

    

X

MOLGANO

Y

    

BUTLER

Y

    

MILLER, P. B.

Y

    

WRIGHT, C.

Y

    

NOUJAIM

Y

    

CANDELARIA, J.

Y

    

MORIN

Y

    

WRIGHT, E.

Y

    

O'NEILL

Y

    

CLEMONS

Y

    

MORRIS

Y

    

ZALASKI

Y

    

PERILLO

   

X

COOK

Y

    

MOUKAWSHER

        

Y

    

PISCOPO

Y

    

CRAWFORD

Y

    

MUSHINSKY

        

Y

    

REBIMBAS

Y

    

DARGAN

Y

    

NAFIS

        

Y

    

RIGBY

Y

    

DAVIS, P.

Y

    

NARDELLO

Y

    

ACKERT

Y

    

ROWE

Y

    

DILLON

Y

    

NICASTRO

Y

    

ADINOLFI

Y

    

SAMPSON

Y

    

ESPOSITO

Y

    

O'BRIEN, E.

Y

    

ALBERTS

Y

    

SAWYER

Y

    

FAWCETT

    

X

PERONE

Y

    

AMAN

Y

    

SCRIBNER

Y

    

FLEISCHMANN

Y

    

REED

Y

    

BACCHIOCHI

Y

    

SHABAN

Y

    

FLEXER

Y

    

REYNOLDS

Y

    

BETTS

Y

    

SIMANSKI

Y

    

FOX, D.

Y

    

RILEY

Y

    

CAFERO

Y

    

SMITH

Y

    

FOX, G.

Y

    

RITTER, E.

Y

    

CAMILLO

Y

    

SRINIVASAN

Y

    

FRITZ

Y

    

RITTER, M.

Y

    

CANDELORA

Y

    

WADSWORTH

Y

    

GENGA

Y

    

ROBLES

Y

    

CARPINO

Y

    

WILLIAMS

Y

    

GENTILE

Y

    

ROJAS

Y

    

CARTER

Y

    

WOOD

Y

    

GONZALEZ

Y

    

ROLDAN

Y

    

CHAPIN

Y

    

YACCARINO

Y

    

GROGINS

Y

    

ROSE

Y

    

COUTU

        

Y

    

GUERRERA

Y

    

ROVERO

Y

    

D'AMELIO

        

Y

    

HADDAD

Y

    

ROY

Y

    

DAVIS, C.

       

Y

    

HAMM

Y

    

SANCHEZ

Y

    

FLOREN

Y

    

DONOVAN (SPKR)

Y

    

HENNESSY

Y

    

SANTIAGO

Y

    

FREY

        

Y

    

HEWETT

Y

    

SAYERS

Y

    

GIBBONS

        

Y

    

HOLDER-WINFIELD

Y

    

SCHOFIELD

Y

    

GIEGLER

        

Y

    

HURLBURT

Y

    

SERRA

Y

    

GIULIANO

Y

    

ALTOBELLO (DEP)

Y

    

JANOWSKI

Y

    

SHARKEY

Y

    

GREENE

Y

    

ARESIMOWICZ (DEP)

Y

    

JOHNSON

Y

    

STALLWORTH

Y

    

HETHERINGTON

Y

    

GODFREY (DEP)

Y

    

JUTILA

Y

    

STEINBERG

Y

    

HOVEY

Y

    

KIRKLEY-BEY (DEP)

Y

    

KINER

Y

    

TABORSAK

Y

    

HOYDICK

Y

    

ORANGE (DEP)

Y

    

LARSON

Y

    

TALLARITA

Y

    

HWANG

Y

    

RYAN (DEP)

SPEAKER DONOVAN IN THE CHAIR

REPRESENTATIVE ROWE OF THE 123RD DISTRICT IN THE CHAIR

BUSINESS ON THE CALENDAR

FAVORABLE REPORT OF JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE

SENATE BILL PASSED

The following bill was taken from the table, read the third time, the report of the committee indicated accepted and the bill passed.

JUDICIARY. Substitute for S. B. No. 309 (RAISED) (File No. 422) AN ACT CONCERNING PROBATE COURT OPERATIONS.

The bill was explained by Representative Fox of the 146th.

The bill was discussed by Representatives Hetherington of the 125th, Rovero of the 51st, Carter of the 2nd, Klarides of the 114th, Sharkey of the 88th and Cafero of the 142nd.

The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5: 33 p. m.

The following is the result of the vote:

Total Number Voting 147

Necessary for Passage 74

Those voting Yea 147

Those voting Nay 0

Those absent and not voting 4

On a roll call vote Senate Bill No. 309 was passed in concurrence with the Senate.

The following is the roll call vote:

Y

    

ABERCROMBIE

Y

    

LEMAR

Y

    

TERCYAK

Y

    

KLARIDES

   

X

ALBIS

Y

    

LESSER

Y

    

THOMPSON

Y

    

KOKORUDA

Y

    

ALDARONDO

Y

    

LOPES

Y

    

TONG

Y

    

KUPCHICK

Y

    

AYALA

Y

    

LUXENBERG

Y

    

URBAN

Y

    

LABRIOLA

   

X

BACKER, T.

Y

    

LYDDY

Y

    

VERRENGIA

Y

    

LAVIELLE

Y

    

BARAM

Y

    

MCCRORY

Y

    

VILLANO

Y

    

LEGEYT

Y

    

BECKER, B.

Y

    

MEGNA

Y

    

WALKER

Y

    

MILLER, L.

Y

    

BERGER

Y

    

MIKUTEL

Y

    

WIDLITZ

Y

    

MINER

Y

    

BOUKUS

Y

    

MILLER, P.

Y

    

WILLIS

    

X

MOLGANO

Y

    

BUTLER

Y

    

MILLER, P. B.

Y

    

WRIGHT, C.

Y

    

NOUJAIM

Y

    

CANDELARIA, J.

Y

    

MORIN

Y

    

WRIGHT, E.

Y

    

O'NEILL

Y

    

CLEMONS

Y

    

MORRIS

Y

    

ZALASKI

Y

    

PERILLO

Y

    

COOK

Y

    

MOUKAWSHER

        

Y

    

PISCOPO

Y

    

CRAWFORD

Y

    

MUSHINSKY

        

Y

    

REBIMBAS

Y

    

DARGAN

Y

    

NAFIS

        

Y

    

RIGBY

Y

    

DAVIS, P.

Y

    

NARDELLO

Y

    

ACKERT

Y

    

ROWE

Y

    

DILLON

Y

    

NICASTRO

Y

    

ADINOLFI

Y

    

SAMPSON

Y

    

ESPOSITO

Y

    

O'BRIEN, E.

Y

    

ALBERTS

Y

    

SAWYER

Y

    

FAWCETT

    

X

PERONE

Y

    

AMAN

Y

    

SCRIBNER

Y

    

FLEISCHMANN

Y

    

REED

Y

    

BACCHIOCHI

Y

    

SHABAN

Y

    

FLEXER

Y

    

REYNOLDS

Y

    

BETTS

Y

    

SIMANSKI

Y

    

FOX, D.

Y

    

RILEY

Y

    

CAFERO

Y

    

SMITH

Y

    

FOX, G.

Y

    

RITTER, E.

Y

    

CAMILLO

Y

    

SRINIVASAN

Y

    

FRITZ

Y

    

RITTER, M.

Y

    

CANDELORA

Y

    

WADSWORTH

Y

    

GENGA

Y

    

ROBLES

Y

    

CARPINO

Y

    

WILLIAMS

Y

    

GENTILE

Y

    

ROJAS

Y

    

CARTER

Y

    

WOOD

Y

    

GONZALEZ

Y

    

ROLDAN

Y

    

CHAPIN

Y

    

YACCARINO

Y

    

GROGINS

Y

    

ROSE

Y

    

COUTU

        

Y

    

GUERRERA

Y

    

ROVERO

Y

    

D'AMELIO

        

Y

    

HADDAD

Y

    

ROY

Y

    

DAVIS, C.

       

Y

    

HAMM

Y

    

SANCHEZ

Y

    

FLOREN

Y

    

DONOVAN (SPKR)

Y

    

HENNESSY

Y

    

SANTIAGO

Y

    

FREY

        

Y

    

HEWETT

Y

    

SAYERS

Y

    

GIBBONS

        

Y

    

HOLDER-WINFIELD

Y

    

SCHOFIELD

Y

    

GIEGLER

        

Y

    

HURLBURT

Y

    

SERRA

Y

    

GIULIANO

Y

    

ALTOBELLO (DEP)

Y

    

JANOWSKI

Y

    

SHARKEY

Y

    

GREENE

Y

    

ARESIMOWICZ (DEP)

Y

    

JOHNSON

Y

    

STALLWORTH

Y

    

HETHERINGTON

Y

    

GODFREY (DEP)

Y

    

JUTILA

Y

    

STEINBERG

Y

    

HOVEY

Y

    

KIRKLEY-BEY (DEP)

Y

    

KINER

Y

    

TABORSAK

Y

    

HOYDICK

Y

    

ORANGE (DEP)

Y

    

LARSON

Y

    

TALLARITA

Y

    

HWANG

Y

    

RYAN (DEP)

SPEAKER DONOVAN IN THE CHAIR

REPRESENTATIVE HAMM OF THE 34TH DISTRICT IN THE CHAIR

FINANCE, REVENUE AND BONDING. Substitute for H. B. No. 5472 (RAISED) (File No. 572) AN ACT CONCERNING FILING DEADLINES FOR CERTAIN PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTIONS.

The bill was explained by Representative Widlitz of the 98th who offered House Amendment Schedule "A" (LCO 5126) and moved its adoption.

The amendment was discussed by Representative Williams of the 68th.

On a voice vote the amendment was adopted.

The following is House Amendment Schedule "A" (LCO 5126):

Strike everything after the enacting clause and substitute the following in lieu thereof:

"Section 1. (Effective from passage) Notwithstanding the time limit set forth in subsection (d) of section 12-120b of the general statutes, any person in the city of Danbury who failed to file a written request for a reconsideration of the decision by the Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management to modify or deny an exemption granted by the assessor of said city under the provisions of subdivision (72) of section 12-81 of the general statutes, for the assessment year commencing October 1, 2006, may file a request for such reconsideration, provided such request (1) is filed not later than thirty days after the effective date of this section, and (2) is accompanied by all documentation and information specified in the secretary's letter of modification or denial. Said secretary shall, not later than thirty days following receipt of such person's request and the required supporting documentation and information, reconsider the decision to modify or deny said exemption, and shall send a written determination with respect to such decision to such person. If aggrieved by the secretary's determination, such person may request a hearing before said secretary, in accordance with the provisions of subsection (d) of section 12-120b of the general statutes. If said secretary determines that such person is eligible for the exemption claimed for the assessment year commencing October 1, 2006, under the provisions of subdivision (72) of section 12-81 of the general statutes, said secretary shall notify such person and the assessor of the city of Danbury of such approval. If taxes have been paid on the machinery and equipment for which such exemption is approved by said secretary, the city of Danbury shall reimburse the person who made such payment in an amount equal to the amount of the exemption so determined by the secretary.

Sec. 2. (Effective from passage) Notwithstanding the provisions of subparagraph (B) of subdivision (72) of section 12-81 of the general statutes, any person otherwise eligible for a 2009 grand list exemption pursuant to said subdivision (72) in the town of Windsor, except that such person failed to file the required exemption application within the time period prescribed, shall be regarded as having filed said application in a timely manner if such person files said application not later than thirty days after the effective date of this section, and pays the late filing fee pursuant to section 12-81k of the general statutes. Upon confirmation of the receipt of such fee and verification of the exemption eligibility of the machinery and equipment included in such application, the assessor shall approve the exemption for such property. If taxes have been paid on the property for which such exemption is approved, the town of Windsor shall reimburse such person in an amount equal to the amount by which such taxes exceed the taxes payable if the application had been filed in a timely manner.

Sec. 3. (Effective from passage) Notwithstanding the provisions of subparagraph (B) of subdivision (72) of section 12-81 of the general statutes, any person otherwise eligible for a 2010 grand list exemption pursuant to said subdivision (72) in the town of Windsor, except that such person failed to file the required exemption application within the time period prescribed, shall be regarded as having filed said application in a timely manner if such person files said application not later than thirty days after the effective date of this section, and pays the late filing fee pursuant to section 12-81k of the general statutes. Upon confirmation of the receipt of such fee and verification of the exemption eligibility of the machinery and equipment included in such application, the assessor shall approve the exemption for such property. If taxes have been paid on the property for which such exemption is approved, the town of Windsor shall reimburse such person in an amount equal to the amount by which such taxes exceed the taxes payable if the application had been filed in a timely manner.

Sec. 4. (Effective from passage) Notwithstanding the provisions of subparagraph (B) of subdivision (72) of section 12-81 of the general statutes, any person otherwise eligible for a 2010 grand list exemption pursuant to said subdivision (72) in the town of Seymour, except that such person failed to file the required exemption application within the time period prescribed, shall be regarded as having filed said application in a timely manner if such person files said application not later than thirty days after the effective date of this section, and pays the late filing fee pursuant to section 12-81k of the general statutes. Upon confirmation of the receipt of such fee and verification of the exemption eligibility of the machinery and equipment included in such application, the assessor shall approve the exemption for such property. If taxes have been paid on the property for which such exemption is approved, the town of Seymour shall reimburse such person in an amount equal to the amount by which such taxes exceed the taxes payable if the application had been filed in a timely manner.

Sec. 5. (Effective from passage) Notwithstanding the provisions of section 12-41 or 12-111 of the general statutes, the assessor of the town of Brookfield shall forgive the twenty-five per cent penalty assessed against any person in the town of Brookfield who was otherwise eligible for a 2009 grand list exemption pursuant to subparagraph (B) of subdivision (72) of section 12-81 of the general statutes, except that such person failed to file a timely declaration of personal property for the assessment year commencing October 1, 2009, provided such person, not later than June 30, 2012, applies for such forgiveness in a manner to be determined by the assessor and has paid all real and personal property taxes due to the town of Brookfield. If such penalty has been paid, the town of Brookfield shall reimburse such person in an amount equal to the penalty amount.

Sec. 6. (Effective from passage) Notwithstanding the provisions of subparagraph (B) of subdivision (72) of section 12-81 of the general statutes, any person otherwise eligible for a 2010 grand list exemption pursuant to said subdivision (72) in the city of Bridgeport, except that such person failed to file the required exemption application within the time period prescribed, shall be regarded as having filed said application in a timely manner if such person files said application not later than thirty days after the effective date of this section, and pays the late filing fee pursuant to section 12-81k of the general statutes. Upon confirmation of the receipt of such fee and verification of the exemption eligibility of the machinery and equipment included in such application, the assessor shall approve the exemption for such property. If taxes have been paid on the property for which such exemption is approved, the city of Bridgeport shall reimburse such person in an amount equal to the amount by which such taxes exceed the taxes payable if the application had been filed in a timely manner.

Sec. 7. (Effective from passage) Notwithstanding the provisions of subparagraph (B) of subdivision (72) of section 12-81 of the general statutes, any person otherwise eligible for a 2010 grand list exemption pursuant to said subdivision (72) in the city of Waterbury, except that such person failed to file the required exemption application within the time period prescribed, shall be regarded as having filed said application in a timely manner if such person files said application not later than thirty days after the effective date of this section, and pays the late filing fee pursuant to section 12-81k of the general statutes. Upon confirmation of the receipt of such fee and verification of the exemption eligibility of the machinery and equipment included in such application, the assessor shall approve the exemption for such property. If taxes have been paid on the property for which such exemption is approved, the city of Waterbury shall reimburse such person in an amount equal to the amount by which such taxes exceed the taxes payable if the application had been filed in a timely manner.

Sec. 8. (Effective from passage) Notwithstanding the provisions of subparagraph (B) of subdivision (74) of section 12-81 of the general statutes, any person otherwise eligible for a 2010 grand list exemption and a 2011 grand list exemption pursuant to said subdivision (74) in the city of Hartford, except that such person failed to file the required exemption applications within the time period prescribed, shall be regarded as having filed said applications in a timely manner if such person files said applications not later than thirty days after the effective date of this section and pays the late filing fees pursuant to section 12-81k of the general statutes. Upon confirmation of the receipt of such fees and verification of the exemption eligibility of the vehicle included in such applications, the assessor shall approve the exemptions for such property. If taxes have been paid on the property for which such exemptions are approved, the city of Hartford shall reimburse such person in an amount equal to the amount by which such taxes exceed the taxes payable if the applications had been filed in a timely manner.

Sec. 9. (Effective from passage) Notwithstanding the provisions of subparagraph (A) of subdivision (7) of section 12-81 of the general statutes and section 12-87a of the general statutes, any person otherwise eligible for a 2010 grand list exemption pursuant to said subdivision (7) in the city of Middletown, except that such person failed to file the required exemption application within the time period prescribed, shall be regarded as having filed said application in a timely manner if such person files said application not later than thirty days after the effective date of this section and pays the late filing fee pursuant to section 12-87a of the general statutes. Upon confirmation of the receipt of such fee and verification of the exemption eligibility of such property, the assessor shall approve the exemption for such property. If taxes, interest or penalties have been paid on the property for which such exemption is approved, the city of Middletown shall reimburse such person in an amount equal to the amount by which such taxes, interest and penalties exceed any taxes payable if the application had been filed in a timely manner.

Sec. 10. (Effective from passage) Notwithstanding the provisions of subparagraph (B) of subdivision (72) of section 12-81 of the general statutes, any person otherwise eligible for a 2011 grand list exemption pursuant to said subdivision (72) in the town of Durham, except that such person failed to file the required exemption application within the time period prescribed, shall be regarded as having filed said application in a timely manner if such person files said application not later than thirty days after the effective date of this section, and pays the late filing fee pursuant to section 12-81k of the general statutes. Upon confirmation of the receipt of such fee and verification of the exemption eligibility of the machinery and equipment included in such application, the assessor shall approve the exemption for such property. If taxes have been paid on the property for which such exemption is approved, the town of Durham shall reimburse such person in an amount equal to the amount by which such taxes exceed the taxes payable if the application had been filed in a timely manner.

Sec. 11. (Effective from passage) Section 3 of number 119 of the special acts of 1893, as amended by number 460 of the special acts of 1925, number 452 of the special acts of 1943, number 243 of the special acts of 1953, [and] special act 73-28, and section 1 of special act 82-35, is amended to read as follows:

The estate, property and fund which may be held by said corporation for the uses and purposes herein before expressed shall, with the rents, income and profits thereof, be exempted from all taxation provided the real and personal estate held at any one time by said corporation shall not amount to more than [ten] twenty-five million dollars in value. "

This act shall take effect as follows and shall amend the following sections:

Section 1

from passage

New section

Sec. 2

from passage

New section

Sec. 3

from passage

New section

Sec. 4

from passage

New section

Sec. 5

from passage

New section

Sec. 6

from passage

New section

Sec. 7

from passage

New section

Sec. 8

from passage

New section

Sec. 9

from passage

New section

Sec. 10

from passage

New section

Sec. 11

from passage

New section

The bill was discussed by Representatives Cafero of the 142nd and Sharkey of the 88th.

The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 5: 51 p. m.

The following is the result of the vote:

Total Number Voting 147

Necessary for Passage 74

Those voting Yea 147

Those voting Nay 0

Those absent and not voting 4

On a roll call vote House Bill No. 5472 as amended by House Amendment Schedule "A" was passed.

The following is the roll call vote:

Y

    

ABERCROMBIE

Y

    

LEMAR

Y

    

TERCYAK

Y

    

KLARIDES

Y

    

ALBIS

Y

    

LESSER

Y

    

THOMPSON

Y

    

KOKORUDA

Y

    

ALDARONDO

Y

    

LOPES

Y

    

TONG

Y

    

KUPCHICK

Y

    

AYALA

Y

    

LUXENBERG

Y

    

URBAN

Y

    

LABRIOLA

   

X

BACKER, T.

Y

    

LYDDY

Y

    

VERRENGIA

Y

    

LAVIELLE

Y

    

BARAM

Y

    

MCCRORY

Y

    

VILLANO

Y

    

LEGEYT

Y

    

BECKER, B.

Y

    

MEGNA

Y

    

WALKER

Y

    

MILLER, L.

Y

    

BERGER

Y

    

MIKUTEL

Y

    

WIDLITZ

Y

    

MINER

Y

    

BOUKUS

Y

    

MILLER, P.

Y

    

WILLIS

    

X

MOLGANO

Y

    

BUTLER

Y

    

MILLER, P. B.

Y

    

WRIGHT, C.

Y

    

NOUJAIM

Y

    

CANDELARIA, J.

Y

    

MORIN

Y

    

WRIGHT, E.

Y

    

O'NEILL

Y

    

CLEMONS

Y

    

MORRIS

Y

    

ZALASKI

Y

    

PERILLO

Y

    

COOK

Y

    

MOUKAWSHER

        

Y

    

PISCOPO

Y

    

CRAWFORD

Y

    

MUSHINSKY

        

Y

    

REBIMBAS

Y

    

DARGAN

Y

    

NAFIS

        

Y

    

RIGBY

Y

    

DAVIS, P.

Y

    

NARDELLO

Y

    

ACKERT

Y

    

ROWE

Y

    

DILLON

Y

    

NICASTRO

Y

    

ADINOLFI

Y

    

SAMPSON

Y

    

ESPOSITO

Y

    

O'BRIEN, E.

Y

    

ALBERTS

Y

    

SAWYER

Y

    

FAWCETT

    

X

PERONE

Y

    

AMAN

Y

    

SCRIBNER

Y

    

FLEISCHMANN

Y

    

REED

Y

    

BACCHIOCHI

Y

    

SHABAN

Y

    

FLEXER

Y

    

REYNOLDS

Y

    

BETTS

Y

    

SIMANSKI

Y

    

FOX, D.

Y

    

RILEY

Y

    

CAFERO

Y

    

SMITH

Y

    

FOX, G.

Y

    

RITTER, E.

Y

    

CAMILLO

Y

    

SRINIVASAN

Y

    

FRITZ

Y

    

RITTER, M.

Y

    

CANDELORA

Y

    

WADSWORTH

Y

    

GENGA

Y

    

ROBLES

Y

    

CARPINO

Y

    

WILLIAMS

Y

    

GENTILE

Y

    

ROJAS

Y

    

CARTER

Y

    

WOOD

Y

    

GONZALEZ

Y

    

ROLDAN

Y

    

CHAPIN

Y

    

YACCARINO

Y

    

GROGINS

Y

    

ROSE

Y

    

COUTU

        

Y

    

GUERRERA

Y

    

ROVERO

Y

    

D'AMELIO

        

Y

    

HADDAD

    

X

ROY

Y

    

DAVIS, C.

       

Y

    

HAMM

Y

    

SANCHEZ

Y

    

FLOREN

Y

    

DONOVAN (SPKR)

Y

    

HENNESSY

Y

    

SANTIAGO

Y

    

FREY

        

Y

    

HEWETT

Y

    

SAYERS

Y

    

GIBBONS

        

Y

    

HOLDER-WINFIELD

Y

    

SCHOFIELD

Y

    

GIEGLER

        

Y

    

HURLBURT

Y

    

SERRA

Y

    

GIULIANO

Y

    

ALTOBELLO (DEP)

Y

    

JANOWSKI

Y

    

SHARKEY

Y

    

GREENE

Y

    

ARESIMOWICZ (DEP)

Y

    

JOHNSON

Y

    

STALLWORTH

Y

    

HETHERINGTON

Y

    

GODFREY (DEP)

Y

    

JUTILA

Y

    

STEINBERG

Y

    

HOVEY

Y

    

KIRKLEY-BEY (DEP)

Y

    

KINER

Y

    

TABORSAK

Y

    

HOYDICK

Y

    

ORANGE (DEP)

Y

    

LARSON

Y

    

TALLARITA

Y

    

HWANG

Y

    

RYAN (DEP)

SPEAKER DONOVAN IN THE CHAIR

BUSINESS ON THE CALENDAR

FAVORABLE REPORT OF JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE

HOUSE BILL PASSED

The following bill was taken from the table, read the third time, the report of the committee indicated accepted and the bill passed.

GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION AND ELECTIONS. Substitute for H. B. No. 5521 (RAISED) (File No. 491) AN ACT CONCERNING A STUDY OF ELECTRONIC OR DIGITAL METHODS OF COMMUNICATION IN LIEU OF MAILED COMMUNICATIONS.

The bill was explained by Representative Morin of the 28th.

DEPUTY SPEAKER ARESIMOWICZ IN THE CHAIR

The bill was discussed by Representative Morin of the 28th who offered House Amendment Schedule "A" (LCO 5213) and moved its adoption.

The amendment was discussed by Representatives Hwang of the 134th and Perillo of the 113th.

DEPUTY SPEAKER KIRKLEY-BEY IN THE CHAIR

DEPUTY SPEAKER RYAN IN THE CHAIR

The amendment was further discussed by Representatives Carter, Giegler of the 138th and Godfrey of the 110th.

On a voice vote the amendment was adopted.

The following is House Amendment Schedule "A" (LCO 5213):

Strike everything after the enacting clause and substitute the following in lieu thereof:

"Section 1. (NEW) (Effective October 1, 2012) Wherever in the general statutes or public acts the term "electronic mail" is used, such term shall be deemed to include an electronic delivery service that delivers communications to their intended recipients by matching an electronic mail address to a person's United States Postal Service physical address and uses security methods such as passwords or encryption.

Sec. 2. Section 1-267 of the general statutes is repealed and the following is substituted in lieu thereof (Effective October 1, 2012):

As used in sections 1-266 to 1-286, inclusive:

(1) "Agreement" means the bargain of the parties in fact, as found in their language or inferred from other circumstances and from rules, regulations and procedures given the effect of agreements under laws otherwise applicable to a particular transaction.

(2) "Automated transaction" means a transaction conducted or performed, in whole or in part, by electronic means or electronic records in which the acts or records of one or both parties are not reviewed by an individual in the ordinary course of forming a contract, performing under an existing contract or fulfilling an obligation required by the transaction.

(3) "Computer program" means a set of statements or instructions to be used directly or indirectly in an information processing system in order to bring about a certain result.

(4) "Contract" means the total legal obligation resulting from the parties' agreement as affected by sections 1-266 to 1-286, inclusive, and other applicable law.

(5) "Electronic" means relating to technology having electrical, digital, magnetic, wireless, optical or electromagnetic capabilities or similar capabilities.

(6) "Electronic agent" means a computer program or an electronic or other automated means used independently to initiate an action or respond to electronic records or performances, in whole or in part, without review or action by an individual.

(7) "Electronic record" means a record created, generated, sent, communicated, received or stored by electronic means, including, but not limited to, facsimiles, electronic mail, telexes, [and] Internet messaging and an electronic delivery service that delivers communications to their intended recipients while using a security procedure.

(8) "Electronic signature" means an electronic sound, symbol or process attached to or logically associated with a record and executed or adopted by a person with the intent to sign the record.

(9) "Governmental agency" means an executive, legislative or judicial agency, department, board, commission, authority, institution or instrumentality of a state or of a county, municipality or other political subdivision of a state.

(10) "Information" means data, text, images, sounds, codes, computer programs, software, databases or the like.

(11) "Information processing system" means an electronic system for creating, generating, sending, receiving, storing, displaying or processing information.

(12) "Person" has the same meaning as provided in subsection (k) of section 1-1.

(13) "Record" means information that is inscribed on a tangible medium or that is stored in an electronic or other medium and is retrievable in perceivable form.

(14) "Security procedure" means a procedure employed for the purpose of verifying that an electronic signature, record or performance is that of a specific person or for detecting changes or errors in the information in an electronic record, including a method that matches an electronic mail address to a person's United States Postal Service physical address and a procedure that requires the use of algorithms or other codes, identifying words or numbers, encryption or callback or other acknowledgment procedures.

(15) "State" means a state of the United States, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the United States Virgin Islands or any territory or insular possession subject to the jurisdiction of the United States, including an Indian tribe or band, or an Alaskan native village, that is recognized by federal law or formally acknowledged by a state.

(16) "Transaction" means an action or set of actions occurring between two or more persons relating to the conduct of business, consumer, commercial, charitable or governmental affairs.

Sec. 3. Section 4-60r of the 2012 supplement to the general statutes is repealed and the following is substituted in lieu thereof (Effective October 1, 2012):

Each state agency of the Executive Department of the state government shall review its existing policies concerning the mailing of notifications or other documents to clients of such agency and shall use electronic notification and correspondence with such clients where deemed appropriate by such agency and where not in conflict with any provision of the general statutes. [If such notification or correspondence is mandated by a provision of the general statutes to be sent by first class mail, the agency may request the joint standing committee of the General Assembly having cognizance of matters relating to such agency to introduce legislation to provide for the electronic transmission of such notification or correspondence. ]"

This act shall take effect as follows and shall amend the following sections:

Section 1

October 1, 2012

New section

Sec. 2

October 1, 2012

1-267

Sec. 3

October 1, 2012

4-60r

The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 7: 06 p. m.

The following is the result of the vote:

Total Number Voting 146

Necessary for Passage 74

Those voting Yea 143

Those voting Nay 3

Those absent and not voting 5

On a roll call vote House Bill No. 5521 as amended by House Amendment Schedule "A" was passed.

The following is the roll call vote:

Y

    

ABERCROMBIE

  

N

  

LEMAR

Y

    

TERCYAK

Y

    

KLARIDES

Y

    

ALBIS

Y

    

LESSER

Y

    

THOMPSON

Y

    

KOKORUDA

Y

    

ALDARONDO

Y

    

LOPES

Y

    

TONG

Y

    

KUPCHICK

Y

    

AYALA

Y

    

LUXENBERG

Y

    

URBAN

Y

    

LABRIOLA

   

X

BACKER, T.

Y

    

LYDDY

Y

    

VERRENGIA

Y

    

LAVIELLE

Y

    

BARAM

    

X

MCCRORY

Y

    

VILLANO

Y

    

LEGEYT

Y

    

BECKER, B.

Y

    

MEGNA

Y

    

WALKER

  

N

  

MILLER, L.

Y

    

BERGER

Y

    

MIKUTEL

Y

    

WIDLITZ

Y

    

MINER

Y

    

BOUKUS

Y

    

MILLER, P.

Y

    

WILLIS

    

X

MOLGANO

Y

    

BUTLER

Y

    

MILLER, P. B.

Y

    

WRIGHT, C.

Y

    

NOUJAIM

Y

    

CANDELARIA, J.

Y

    

MORIN

Y

    

WRIGHT, E.

Y

    

O'NEILL

Y

    

CLEMONS

Y

    

MORRIS

Y

    

ZALASKI

  

N

  

PERILLO

Y

    

COOK

Y

    

MOUKAWSHER

        

Y

    

PISCOPO

Y

    

CRAWFORD

Y

    

MUSHINSKY

        

Y

    

REBIMBAS

Y

    

DARGAN

    

X

NAFIS

        

Y

    

RIGBY

Y

    

DAVIS, P.

Y

    

NARDELLO

Y

    

ACKERT

Y

    

ROWE

Y

    

DILLON

Y

    

NICASTRO

Y

    

ADINOLFI

Y

    

SAMPSON

Y

    

ESPOSITO

Y

    

O'BRIEN, E.

Y

    

ALBERTS

Y

    

SAWYER

Y

    

FAWCETT

    

X

PERONE

Y

    

AMAN

Y

    

SCRIBNER

Y

    

FLEISCHMANN

Y

    

REED

Y

    

BACCHIOCHI

Y

    

SHABAN

Y

    

FLEXER

Y

    

REYNOLDS

Y

    

BETTS

Y

    

SIMANSKI

Y

    

FOX, D.

Y

    

RILEY

Y

    

CAFERO

Y

    

SMITH

Y

    

FOX, G.

Y

    

RITTER, E.

Y

    

CAMILLO

Y

    

SRINIVASAN

Y

    

FRITZ

Y

    

RITTER, M.

Y

    

CANDELORA

Y

    

WADSWORTH

Y

    

GENGA

Y

    

ROBLES

Y

    

CARPINO

Y

    

WILLIAMS

Y

    

GENTILE

Y

    

ROJAS

Y

    

CARTER

Y

    

WOOD

Y

    

GONZALEZ

Y

    

ROLDAN

Y

    

CHAPIN

Y

    

YACCARINO

Y

    

GROGINS

Y

    

ROSE

Y

    

COUTU

        

Y

    

GUERRERA

Y

    

ROVERO

Y

    

D'AMELIO

        

Y

    

HADDAD

Y

    

ROY

Y

    

DAVIS, C.

       

Y

    

HAMM

Y

    

SANCHEZ

Y

    

FLOREN

Y

    

DONOVAN (SPKR)

Y

    

HENNESSY

Y

    

SANTIAGO

Y

    

FREY

        

Y

    

HEWETT

Y

    

SAYERS

Y

    

GIBBONS

        

Y

    

HOLDER-WINFIELD

Y

    

SCHOFIELD

Y

    

GIEGLER

        

Y

    

HURLBURT

Y

    

SERRA

Y

    

GIULIANO

Y

    

ALTOBELLO (DEP)

Y

    

JANOWSKI

Y

    

SHARKEY

Y

    

GREENE

Y

    

ARESIMOWICZ (DEP)

Y

    

JOHNSON

Y

    

STALLWORTH

Y

    

HETHERINGTON

Y

    

GODFREY (DEP)

Y

    

JUTILA

Y

    

STEINBERG

Y

    

HOVEY

Y

    

KIRKLEY-BEY (DEP)

Y

    

KINER

Y

    

TABORSAK

Y

    

HOYDICK

Y

    

ORANGE (DEP)

Y

    

LARSON

Y

    

TALLARITA

Y

    

HWANG

Y

    

RYAN (DEP)

BUSINESS ON THE CALENDAR

MATTER RETURNED FROM COMMITTEE

HOUSE BILL PASSED

The following bill was taken from the table, read the third time, the report of the committee indicated accepted and the bill passed.

JUDICIARY. Substitute for H. B. No. 5260 (RAISED) (File No. 386) AN ACT RESTRICTING THE USE OF METHOPRENE.

The bill was explained by Representative Wright of the 41st.

The bill was discussed by Representative Miner of the 66th who offered House Amendment Schedule "A" (LO 5100) and moved its adoption.

The amendment was discussed by Representatives Klarides of the 114th, Miller of the 122nd, Carter of the 2nd, Shaban of the 135th, Smith of the 108th and Sayers of the 60th.

On a voice vote the amendment was adopted.

The following is House Amendment Schedule "A" (LCO 5100):

Strike everything after the enacting clause and substitute the following in lieu thereof:

"Section 1. Section 22a-45d of the general statutes is repealed and the following is substituted in lieu thereof (Effective from passage):

(a) The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection, in consultation with the Commissioners of Public Health and Agriculture and the Director of the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, shall establish a [contingency] plan, within available appropriations, for the [spraying] use or application of larvicide to control mosquitoes. [in the event of an outbreak of infectious disease in any human or animal population due to mosquito infestation. ]

(b) Not later than September 1, 2012, the plan described in subsection (a) of this section shall be updated to establish: (1) A prohibition on the use or application of methoprene in any storm drain or conveyance for water within the coastal boundary, as described in subsection (b) of section 22a-94; (2) a record keeping, reporting and Internet posting requirement for the use or application of methoprene for mosquito control within the coastal area, as described in subsection (a) of section 22a-94, by any municipality or the state; and (3) a pilot program to evaluate the retail sale and use of methoprene for mosquito control within the coastal area, as described in subsection (a) of section 22a-94, that is labeled for mosquito control in streams, storm drains, storm gutters, and bird baths to ensure that such methoprene use is consistent with the labeling requirements of such methoprene product.

(c) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (b) of this section, methoprene may be introduced into a storm drain, wetland or other body of water where mosquito larvae are found or suspected if such introduction is recommended by the mosquito management coordinator at the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection to prevent an increasing threat of mosquito-borne disease, based on an evaluation of mosquito and mosquito larvae surveillance by the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station in accordance with the state's Mosquito Management Program. "

This act shall take effect as follows and shall amend the following sections:

Section 1

from passage

22a-45d

The bill was further discussed by Representative Dillon of the 97th who offered House Amendment Schedule "B" (LCO 5103) and moved its adoption.

The amendment was discussed by Representative Wright of the 41st.

On a voice vote the amendment was adopted.

The following is House Amendment Schedule "B" (LCO 5103):

After the last section, add the following and renumber sections and internal references accordingly:

"Sec. 501. Section 22a-45b of the general statutes is repealed and the following is substituted in lieu thereof (Effective from passage):

(a) The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection may make regulations and orders concerning the elimination of mosquitoes and mosquito-breeding places, and said commissioner or his agent may enter upon any land, tidal wetland, inland wetland or watercourse to ascertain if mosquitoes breed thereon or to survey, drain, fill or otherwise treat, or make any excavation or structure necessary to eliminate mosquito breeding on such land. When funds have been provided by appropriation by the state for the elimination of mosquitoes or mosquito-breeding places, said commissioner may conduct or cause the conducting of such work provided no filling, draining, excavation, installation or erection of any structure, or any other permanent alteration of private property shall be conducted without the consent of the landowner on whose property such work is to be conducted. The commissioner may take and hold, by purchase, condemnation or otherwise, any real property or interest in real property as he determines is necessary to abate a threat of disease to humans or animals from insect vectors. Whenever the commissioner is unable to agree with the owner of any such property as to the compensation to be paid for the taking thereof, the commissioner may bring condemnation proceedings in accordance with the procedure provided by part I of chapter 835 for condemnation by municipal corporations generally. In such case, the court may permit immediate possession of such property by the commissioner in accordance with the procedure provided by said part I of chapter 835.

(b) The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection, in coordination with the Commissioner of Public Health and local health departments, shall survey land, tidal wetlands, inland wetlands or watercourses in any municipality with a population over one hundred thousand where there has been a documented death of a human from West Nile virus, to ascertain if mosquitoes breed thereon and may conduct any work, as provided for in subsection (a) of this section, necessary to eliminate mosquito breeding on such land.

(c) No private property, in any municipality with a population over one hundred thousand where there has been a documented death of a human from West Nile virus, may contain standing water that the Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection determines, in consultation with the Commissioner of Public Health and local health departments, creates a risk of mosquito-borne illness. The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection shall enforce the provisions of this subsection.

(d) The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection, in coordination with the Commissioner of Public Health and local health departments, shall encourage public outreach programs instructing residents and private property owners of the risks of standing water and the signs and symptoms of West Nile virus. "

This act shall take effect as follows and shall amend the following sections:

Sec. 501

from passage

22a-45b

The bill was further discussed by Representative Miner of the 66th.

The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8: 16 p. m.

The following is the result of the vote:

Total Number Voting 146

Necessary for Passage 74

Those voting Yea 130

Those voting Nay 16

Those absent and not voting 5

On a roll call vote House Bill No. 5260 as amended by House Amendment Schedules "A" and "B" was passed.

The following is the roll call vote:

Y

    

ABERCROMBIE

Y

    

LEMAR

  

N

  

TERCYAK

  

N

  

KLARIDES

 

N

  

ALBIS

Y

    

LESSER

Y

    

THOMPSON

Y

    

KOKORUDA

Y

    

ALDARONDO

Y

    

LOPES

    

X

TONG

Y

    

KUPCHICK

Y

    

AYALA

  

N

  

LUXENBERG

Y

    

URBAN

Y

    

LABRIOLA

   

X

BACKER, T.

Y

    

LYDDY

Y

    

VERRENGIA

Y

    

LAVIELLE

Y

    

BARAM

Y

    

MCCRORY

    

X

VILLANO

Y

    

LEGEYT

Y

    

BECKER, B.

Y

    

MEGNA

Y

    

WALKER

Y

    

MILLER, L.

 

N

  

BERGER

Y

    

MIKUTEL

Y

    

WIDLITZ

Y

    

MINER

Y

    

BOUKUS

Y

    

MILLER, P.

Y

    

WILLIS

    

X

MOLGANO

Y

    

BUTLER

Y

    

MILLER, P. B.

Y

    

WRIGHT, C.

Y

    

NOUJAIM

Y

    

CANDELARIA, J.

Y

    

MORIN

Y

    

WRIGHT, E.

Y

    

O'NEILL

Y

    

CLEMONS

Y

    

MORRIS

Y

    

ZALASKI

  

N

  

PERILLO

 

N

  

COOK

Y

    

MOUKAWSHER

        

Y

    

PISCOPO

Y

    

CRAWFORD

Y

    

MUSHINSKY

        

Y

    

REBIMBAS

Y

    

DARGAN

    

X

NAFIS

          

N

  

RIGBY

Y

    

DAVIS, P.

Y

    

NARDELLO

  

N

  

ACKERT

Y

    

ROWE

Y

    

DILLON

  

N

  

NICASTRO

Y

    

ADINOLFI

Y

    

SAMPSON

Y

    

ESPOSITO

Y

    

O'BRIEN, E.

Y

    

ALBERTS

  

N

  

SAWYER

Y

    

FAWCETT

Y

    

PERONE

Y

    

AMAN

Y

    

SCRIBNER

Y

    

FLEISCHMANN

Y

    

REED

Y

    

BACCHIOCHI

Y

    

SHABAN

Y

    

FLEXER

Y

    

REYNOLDS

Y

    

BETTS

Y

    

SIMANSKI

Y

    

FOX, D.

Y

    

RILEY

Y

    

CAFERO

Y

    

SMITH

Y

    

FOX, G.

Y

    

RITTER, E.

Y

    

CAMILLO

Y

    

SRINIVASAN

Y

    

FRITZ

Y

    

RITTER, M.

Y

    

CANDELORA

Y

    

WADSWORTH

Y

    

GENGA

Y

    

ROBLES

Y

    

CARPINO

Y

    

WILLIAMS

Y

    

GENTILE

Y

    

ROJAS

  

N

  

CARTER

Y

    

WOOD

 

N

  

GONZALEZ

Y

    

ROLDAN

Y

    

CHAPIN

Y

    

YACCARINO

Y

    

GROGINS

Y

    

ROSE

Y

    

COUTU

        
 

N

  

GUERRERA

  

N

  

ROVERO

Y

    

D'AMELIO

        

Y

    

HADDAD

Y

    

ROY

Y

    

DAVIS, C.

       

Y

    

HAMM

Y

    

SANCHEZ

Y

    

FLOREN

Y

    

DONOVAN (SPKR)

Y

    

HENNESSY

Y

    

SANTIAGO

Y

    

FREY

        

Y

    

HEWETT

Y

    

SAYERS

Y

    

GIBBONS

        

Y

    

HOLDER-WINFIELD

Y

    

SCHOFIELD

Y

    

GIEGLER

        

Y

    

HURLBURT

Y

    

SERRA

Y

    

GIULIANO

Y

    

ALTOBELLO (DEP)

Y

    

JANOWSKI

Y

    

SHARKEY

Y

    

GREENE

Y

    

ARESIMOWICZ (DEP)

Y

    

JOHNSON

Y

    

STALLWORTH

Y

    

HETHERINGTON

Y

    

GODFREY (DEP)

Y

    

JUTILA

Y

    

STEINBERG

Y

    

HOVEY

Y

    

KIRKLEY-BEY (DEP)

Y

    

KINER

Y

    

TABORSAK

Y

    

HOYDICK

Y

    

ORANGE (DEP)

 

N

  

LARSON

Y

    

TALLARITA

Y

    

HWANG

Y

    

RYAN (DEP)

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FAVORABLE REPORT OF JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE

HOUSE BILL PASSED

The following bill was taken from the table, read the third time, the report of the committee indicated accepted and the bill passed.

GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION AND ELECTIONS. Substitute for H. B. No. 5027 (File No. 302) AN ACT IMPLEMENTING THE GOVERNOR'S BUDGET RECOMMENDATIONS CONCERNING THE ELIMINATION, CONSOLIDATION AND MODIFICATION OF VARIOUS BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS.

The bill was explained by Representative Morin of the 28th who offered House Amendment Schedule "A" (LCO 4911) and moved its adoption.

The amendment was discussed by Representatives Hwang of the 134th and Candelora of the 86th.

On a voice vote the amendment was adopted.

The following is House Amendment Schedule "A" (LCO 4911):

In line 1238, strike "at reasonable rates"

In line 1260, strike "at"

In line 1261, strike "reasonable rates"

After the last section, add the following and renumber sections and internal references accordingly:

"Sec. 501. Section 16a-41b of the 2012 supplement to the general statutes is repealed and the following is substituted in lieu thereof (Effective July 1, 2012):

(a) There shall be a Low-Income Energy Advisory Board which shall consist of the following members or their designees: The [Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management or the secretary's designee; the Commissioner of Social Services or the commissioner's designee; the] executive director of the Commission on Aging; a representative of each electric and gas public service company designated by each such company; the chairperson of the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority; [, or the chairperson's designee; ] the Consumer Counsel; [or the counsel's designee; ] the executive director of Operation Fuel; the executive director of Infoline; the director of the Connecticut Local Administrators of Social Services; the executive director of Legal Assistance Resource Center of Connecticut; the Connecticut president of AARP; a designee of the Norwich Public Utility; a designee of the Connecticut Petroleum Dealers Association; and a representative of the community action agencies administering energy assistance programs under contract with the Department of Social Services, designated by the Connecticut Association for Community Action. The Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management and the Commissioners of Social Services and Energy and Environmental Protection, or their designees, shall serve as nonvoting members of the board.

(b) The Low-Income Energy Advisory Board shall advise and assist the Office of Policy and Management and the Department of Social Services in the planning, development, implementation and coordination of energy-assistance-related programs and policies and low-income weatherization assistance programs and policies, shall advise the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection regarding the impact of utility rates and policies, and shall make recommendations to the General Assembly regarding (1) legislation and plans subject to legislative approval, and (2) administration of the block grant program authorized under the Low-Income Energy Assistance Act, as described in section 16a-41a, to ensure affordable access to residential energy services to low-income state residents.

(c) [The Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management or the person designated by the secretary pursuant to subsection (a) of this section shall be the chairperson of the board. ] The board shall elect a chairperson and a vice-chairperson from among its voting members.

(d) [The Secretary of the Office of Policy and Management shall convene the first meeting of the board not later than August 1, 2005. The secretary] The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection, or his or her designee, shall provide notice of meetings to the members of the Low-Income Energy Advisory Board, provide space for such meetings, maintain minutes and publish reports of the board. "

This act shall take effect as follows and shall amend the following sections:

Sec. 501

July 1, 2012

16a-41b

The bill was discussed by Representatives Hwang of the 134th and Mikutel of the 45th.

The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8: 45 p. m.

The following is the result of the vote:

Total Number Voting 147

Necessary for Passage 74

Those voting Yea 147

Those voting Nay 0

Those absent and not voting 4

On a roll call vote House Bill No. 5027 as amended by House Amendment Schedule "A" was passed.

The following is the roll call vote:

Y

    

ABERCROMBIE

Y

    

LEMAR

Y

    

TERCYAK

Y

    

KLARIDES

Y

    

ALBIS

Y

    

LESSER

Y

    

THOMPSON

Y

    

KOKORUDA

Y

    

ALDARONDO

Y

    

LOPES

Y

    

TONG

Y

    

KUPCHICK

Y

    

AYALA

Y

    

LUXENBERG

Y

    

URBAN

Y

    

LABRIOLA

   

X

BACKER, T.

Y

    

LYDDY

Y

    

VERRENGIA

Y

    

LAVIELLE

Y

    

BARAM

Y

    

MCCRORY

Y

    

VILLANO

Y

    

LEGEYT

Y

    

BECKER, B.

Y

    

MEGNA

Y

    

WALKER

Y

    

MILLER, L.

Y

    

BERGER

Y

    

MIKUTEL

Y

    

WIDLITZ

Y

    

MINER

Y

    

BOUKUS

Y

    

MILLER, P.

Y

    

WILLIS

    

X

MOLGANO

Y

    

BUTLER

Y

    

MILLER, P. B.

Y

    

WRIGHT, C.

Y

    

NOUJAIM

Y

    

CANDELARIA, J.

Y

    

MORIN

Y

    

WRIGHT, E.

Y

    

O'NEILL

Y

    

CLEMONS

Y

    

MORRIS

Y

    

ZALASKI

Y

    

PERILLO

Y

    

COOK

Y

    

MOUKAWSHER

        

Y

    

PISCOPO

Y

    

CRAWFORD

Y

    

MUSHINSKY

        

Y

    

REBIMBAS

Y

    

DARGAN

    

X

NAFIS

            

X

RIGBY

Y

    

DAVIS, P.

Y

    

NARDELLO

Y

    

ACKERT

Y

    

ROWE

Y

    

DILLON

Y

    

NICASTRO

Y

    

ADINOLFI

Y

    

SAMPSON

Y

    

ESPOSITO

Y

    

O'BRIEN, E.

Y

    

ALBERTS

Y

    

SAWYER

Y

    

FAWCETT

Y

    

PERONE

Y

    

AMAN

Y

    

SCRIBNER

Y

    

FLEISCHMANN

Y

    

REED

Y

    

BACCHIOCHI

Y

    

SHABAN

Y

    

FLEXER

Y

    

REYNOLDS

Y

    

BETTS

Y

    

SIMANSKI

Y

    

FOX, D.

Y

    

RILEY

Y

    

CAFERO

Y

    

SMITH

Y

    

FOX, G.

Y

    

RITTER, E.

Y

    

CAMILLO

Y

    

SRINIVASAN

Y

    

FRITZ

Y

    

RITTER, M.

Y

    

CANDELORA

Y

    

WADSWORTH

Y

    

GENGA

Y

    

ROBLES

Y

    

CARPINO

Y

    

WILLIAMS

Y

    

GENTILE

Y

    

ROJAS

Y

    

CARTER

Y

    

WOOD

Y

    

GONZALEZ

Y

    

ROLDAN

Y

    

CHAPIN

Y

    

YACCARINO

Y

    

GROGINS

Y

    

ROSE

Y

    

COUTU

        

Y

    

GUERRERA

Y

    

ROVERO

Y

    

D'AMELIO

        

Y

    

HADDAD

Y

    

ROY

Y

    

DAVIS, C.

       

Y

    

HAMM

Y

    

SANCHEZ

Y

    

FLOREN

Y

    

DONOVAN (SPKR)

Y

    

HENNESSY

Y

    

SANTIAGO

Y

    

FREY

        

Y

    

HEWETT

Y

    

SAYERS

Y

    

GIBBONS

        

Y

    

HOLDER-WINFIELD

Y

    

SCHOFIELD

Y

    

GIEGLER

        

Y

    

HURLBURT

Y

    

SERRA

Y

    

GIULIANO

Y

    

ALTOBELLO (DEP)

Y

    

JANOWSKI

Y

    

SHARKEY

Y

    

GREENE

Y

    

ARESIMOWICZ (DEP)

Y

    

JOHNSON

Y

    

STALLWORTH

Y

    

HETHERINGTON

Y

    

GODFREY (DEP)

Y

    

JUTILA

Y

    

STEINBERG

Y

    

HOVEY

Y

    

KIRKLEY-BEY (DEP)

Y

    

KINER

Y

    

TABORSAK

Y

    

HOYDICK

Y

    

ORANGE (DEP)

Y

    

LARSON

Y

    

TALLARITA

Y

    

HWANG

Y

    

RYAN (DEP)

BUSINESS ON THE CALENDAR

FAVORABLE REPORT OF JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE

SENATE BILL PASSED

The following bill was taken from the table, read the third time, the report of the committee indicated accepted and the bill passed.

Substitute for S. B. No. 78 (RAISED) (File No. 117) AN ACT CONCERNING THE LEARN HERE, LIVE HERE PROGRAM. (As amended by Senate Amendment Schedule "A").

The bill was explained by Representative Berger of the 73rd who offered Senate Amendment Schedule "A" (LCO 4408) and moved its adoption.

On a voice vote the amendment was adopted.

The bill was discussed by Representatives Camillo of the 151st, Lavielle of the 143rd, Rovero of the 51st and Hwang of the 134th.

The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 8: 59 p. m.

The following is the result of the vote:

Total Number Voting 146

Necessary for Passage 74

Those voting Yea 145

Those voting Nay 1

Those absent and not voting 5

On a roll call vote Senate Bill No. 78 as amended by Senate Amendment Schedule "A" was passed in concurrence with the Senate.

The following is the roll call vote:

Y

    

ABERCROMBIE

    

X

LEMAR

Y

    

TERCYAK

Y

    

KLARIDES

Y

    

ALBIS

Y

    

LESSER

Y

    

THOMPSON

Y

    

KOKORUDA

Y

    

ALDARONDO

Y

    

LOPES

Y

    

TONG

Y

    

KUPCHICK

Y

    

AYALA

Y

    

LUXENBERG

Y

    

URBAN

Y

    

LABRIOLA

   

X

BACKER, T.

Y

    

LYDDY

Y

    

VERRENGIA

Y

    

LAVIELLE

Y

    

BARAM

    

X

MCCRORY

Y

    

VILLANO

Y

    

LEGEYT

Y

    

BECKER, B.

Y

    

MEGNA

Y

    

WALKER

Y

    

MILLER, L.

Y

    

BERGER

Y

    

MIKUTEL

Y

    

WIDLITZ

Y

    

MINER

Y

    

BOUKUS

Y

    

MILLER, P.

 

N

  

WILLIS

    

X

MOLGANO

Y

    

BUTLER

Y

    

MILLER, P. B.

Y

    

WRIGHT, C.

Y

    

NOUJAIM

Y

    

CANDELARIA, J.

Y

    

MORIN

Y

    

WRIGHT, E.

Y

    

O'NEILL

Y

    

CLEMONS

Y

    

MORRIS

Y

    

ZALASKI

Y

    

PERILLO

Y

    

COOK

Y

    

MOUKAWSHER

        

Y

    

PISCOPO

Y

    

CRAWFORD

Y

    

MUSHINSKY

        

Y

    

REBIMBAS

Y

    

DARGAN

Y

    

NAFIS

            

X

RIGBY

Y

    

DAVIS, P.

Y

    

NARDELLO

Y

    

ACKERT

Y

    

ROWE

Y

    

DILLON

Y

    

NICASTRO

Y

    

ADINOLFI

Y

    

SAMPSON

Y

    

ESPOSITO

Y

    

O'BRIEN, E.

Y

    

ALBERTS

Y

    

SAWYER

Y

    

FAWCETT

Y

    

PERONE

Y

    

AMAN

Y

    

SCRIBNER

Y

    

FLEISCHMANN

Y

    

REED

Y

    

BACCHIOCHI

Y

    

SHABAN

Y

    

FLEXER

Y

    

REYNOLDS

Y

    

BETTS

Y

    

SIMANSKI

Y

    

FOX, D.

Y

    

RILEY

Y

    

CAFERO

Y

    

SMITH

Y

    

FOX, G.

Y

    

RITTER, E.

Y

    

CAMILLO

Y

    

SRINIVASAN

Y

    

FRITZ

Y

    

RITTER, M.

Y

    

CANDELORA

Y

    

WADSWORTH

Y

    

GENGA

Y

    

ROBLES

Y

    

CARPINO

Y

    

WILLIAMS

Y

    

GENTILE

Y

    

ROJAS

Y

    

CARTER

Y

    

WOOD

Y

    

GONZALEZ

Y

    

ROLDAN

Y

    

CHAPIN

Y

    

YACCARINO

Y

    

GROGINS

Y

    

ROSE

Y

    

COUTU

        

Y

    

GUERRERA

Y

    

ROVERO

Y

    

D'AMELIO

        

Y

    

HADDAD

Y

    

ROY

Y

    

DAVIS, C.

       

Y

    

HAMM

Y

    

SANCHEZ

Y

    

FLOREN

Y

    

DONOVAN (SPKR)

Y

    

HENNESSY

Y

    

SANTIAGO

Y

    

FREY

        

Y

    

HEWETT

Y

    

SAYERS

Y

    

GIBBONS

        

Y

    

HOLDER-WINFIELD

Y

    

SCHOFIELD

Y

    

GIEGLER

        

Y

    

HURLBURT

Y

    

SERRA

Y

    

GIULIANO

Y

    

ALTOBELLO (DEP)

Y

    

JANOWSKI

Y

    

SHARKEY

Y

    

GREENE

Y

    

ARESIMOWICZ (DEP)

Y

    

JOHNSON

Y

    

STALLWORTH

Y

    

HETHERINGTON

Y

    

GODFREY (DEP)

Y

    

JUTILA

Y

    

STEINBERG

Y

    

HOVEY

Y

    

KIRKLEY-BEY (DEP)

Y

    

KINER

Y

    

TABORSAK

Y

    

HOYDICK

Y

    

ORANGE (DEP)

Y

    

LARSON

Y

    

TALLARITA

Y

    

HWANG

Y

    

RYAN (DEP)

BUSINESS ON THE CALENDAR

FAVORABLE REPORT OF JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE

HOUSE BILL PASSED

The following bill was taken from the table, read the third time, the report of the committee indicated accepted and the bill passed.

JUDICIARY. H. B. No. 5289 (RAISED) (File No. 502) AN ACT INCREASING THE PENALTY FOR SUBSEQUENT OFFENSES OF CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

The bill was explained by Representative Fox of the 146th.

The bill was discussed by Representatives Miner of the 66th, Hetherington of the 125th, Kupchick of the 132nd, Chapin of the 67th and Urban of the 43rd.

The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9: 10 p. m.

The following is the result of the vote:

Total Number Voting 147

Necessary for Passage 74

Those voting Yea 147

Those voting Nay 0

Those absent and not voting 4

On a roll call vote House Bill No. 5289 was passed.

The following is the roll call vote:

Y

    

ABERCROMBIE

Y

    

LEMAR

Y

    

TERCYAK

Y

    

KLARIDES

Y

    

ALBIS

Y

    

LESSER

Y

    

THOMPSON

Y

    

KOKORUDA

Y

    

ALDARONDO

Y

    

LOPES

Y

    

TONG

Y

    

KUPCHICK

Y

    

AYALA

Y

    

LUXENBERG

Y

    

URBAN

Y

    

LABRIOLA

   

X

BACKER, T.

Y

    

LYDDY

Y

    

VERRENGIA

Y

    

LAVIELLE

Y

    

BARAM

Y

    

MCCRORY

Y

    

VILLANO

Y

    

LEGEYT

Y

    

BECKER, B.

Y

    

MEGNA

Y

    

WALKER

Y

    

MILLER, L.

Y

    

BERGER

Y

    

MIKUTEL

Y

    

WIDLITZ

Y

    

MINER

Y

    

BOUKUS

Y

    

MILLER, P.

Y

    

WILLIS

    

X

MOLGANO

Y

    

BUTLER

Y

    

MILLER, P. B.

Y

    

WRIGHT, C.

Y

    

NOUJAIM

Y

    

CANDELARIA, J.

Y

    

MORIN

Y

    

WRIGHT, E.

Y

    

O'NEILL

Y

    

CLEMONS

Y

    

MORRIS

Y

    

ZALASKI

Y

    

PERILLO

Y

    

COOK

Y

    

MOUKAWSHER

        

Y

    

PISCOPO

Y

    

CRAWFORD

Y

    

MUSHINSKY

        

Y

    

REBIMBAS

Y

    

DARGAN

Y

    

NAFIS

            

X

RIGBY

Y

    

DAVIS, P.

Y

    

NARDELLO

Y

    

ACKERT

Y

    

ROWE

Y

    

DILLON

Y

    

NICASTRO

Y

    

ADINOLFI

Y

    

SAMPSON

Y

    

ESPOSITO

Y

    

O'BRIEN, E.

Y

    

ALBERTS

Y

    

SAWYER

Y

    

FAWCETT

Y

    

PERONE

Y

    

AMAN

Y

    

SCRIBNER

Y

    

FLEISCHMANN

Y

    

REED

Y

    

BACCHIOCHI

Y

    

SHABAN

Y

    

FLEXER

Y

    

REYNOLDS

Y

    

BETTS

Y

    

SIMANSKI

Y

    

FOX, D.

Y

    

RILEY

Y

    

CAFERO

Y

    

SMITH

Y

    

FOX, G.

Y

    

RITTER, E.

Y

    

CAMILLO

Y

    

SRINIVASAN

Y

    

FRITZ

Y

    

RITTER, M.

Y

    

CANDELORA

Y

    

WADSWORTH

Y

    

GENGA

Y

    

ROBLES

Y

    

CARPINO

Y

    

WILLIAMS

Y

    

GENTILE

Y

    

ROJAS

Y

    

CARTER

Y

    

WOOD

Y

    

GONZALEZ

Y

    

ROLDAN

Y

    

CHAPIN

Y

    

YACCARINO

Y

    

GROGINS

Y

    

ROSE

Y

    

COUTU

        

Y

    

GUERRERA

Y

    

ROVERO

Y

    

D'AMELIO

        

Y

    

HADDAD

    

X

ROY

Y

    

DAVIS, C.

       

Y

    

HAMM

Y

    

SANCHEZ

Y

    

FLOREN

Y

    

DONOVAN (SPKR)

Y

    

HENNESSY

Y

    

SANTIAGO

Y

    

FREY

        

Y

    

HEWETT

Y

    

SAYERS

Y

    

GIBBONS

        

Y

    

HOLDER-WINFIELD

Y

    

SCHOFIELD

Y

    

GIEGLER

        

Y

    

HURLBURT

Y

    

SERRA

Y

    

GIULIANO

Y

    

ALTOBELLO (DEP)

Y

    

JANOWSKI

Y

    

SHARKEY

Y

    

GREENE

Y

    

ARESIMOWICZ (DEP)

Y

    

JOHNSON

Y

    

STALLWORTH

Y

    

HETHERINGTON

Y

    

GODFREY (DEP)

Y

    

JUTILA

Y

    

STEINBERG

Y

    

HOVEY

Y

    

KIRKLEY-BEY (DEP)

Y

    

KINER

Y

    

TABORSAK

Y

    

HOYDICK

Y

    

ORANGE (DEP)

Y

    

LARSON

Y

    

TALLARITA

Y

    

HWANG

Y

    

RYAN (DEP)

DEPUTY SPEAKER GODFREY IN THE CHAIR

BUSINESS ON THE CALENDAR

FAVORABLE REPORT OF JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE

SENATE BILL PASSED

The following bill was taken from the table, read the third time, the report of the committee indicated accepted and the bill passed.

COMMERCE. S. B. No. 227 (RAISED) (File No. 26) AN ACT CONCERNING CORRECTIONS TO CERTAIN CENSUS DESIGNATIONS.

The bill was explained by Representative Berger of the 73rd.

The bill was discussed by Representatives Camillo of the 151st, Nicastro of the 79th and Betts of the 78th.

The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9: 16 p. m.

The following is the result of the vote:

Total Number Voting 149

Necessary for Passage 75

Those voting Yea 146

Those voting Nay 3

Those absent and not voting 2

On a roll call vote Senate Bill No. 227 was passed in concurrence with the Senate.

The following is the roll call vote:

Y

    

ABERCROMBIE

Y

    

LEMAR

  

N

  

TERCYAK

Y

    

KLARIDES

Y

    

ALBIS

Y

    

LESSER

Y

    

THOMPSON

Y

    

KOKORUDA

Y

    

ALDARONDO

  

N

  

LOPES

Y

    

TONG

Y

    

KUPCHICK

Y

    

AYALA

Y

    

LUXENBERG

Y

    

URBAN

Y

    

LABRIOLA

   

X

BACKER, T.

Y

    

LYDDY

Y

    

VERRENGIA

Y

    

LAVIELLE

Y

    

BARAM

Y

    

MCCRORY

Y

    

VILLANO

Y

    

LEGEYT

Y

    

BECKER, B.

Y

    

MEGNA

Y

    

WALKER

Y

    

MILLER, L.

Y

    

BERGER

Y

    

MIKUTEL

Y

    

WIDLITZ

Y

    

MINER

Y

    

BOUKUS

Y

    

MILLER, P.

Y

    

WILLIS

    

X

MOLGANO

Y

    

BUTLER

Y

    

MILLER, P. B.

Y

    

WRIGHT, C.

Y

    

NOUJAIM

Y

    

CANDELARIA, J.

Y

    

MORIN

Y

    

WRIGHT, E.

Y

    

O'NEILL

Y

    

CLEMONS

Y

    

MORRIS

Y

    

ZALASKI

Y

    

PERILLO

Y

    

COOK

Y

    

MOUKAWSHER

        

Y

    

PISCOPO

Y

    

CRAWFORD

Y

    

MUSHINSKY

        

Y

    

REBIMBAS

Y

    

DARGAN

Y

    

NAFIS

        

Y

    

RIGBY

Y

    

DAVIS, P.

Y

    

NARDELLO

Y

    

ACKERT

Y

    

ROWE

Y

    

DILLON

Y

    

NICASTRO

Y

    

ADINOLFI

Y

    

SAMPSON

Y

    

ESPOSITO

Y

    

O'BRIEN, E.

Y

    

ALBERTS

Y

    

SAWYER

Y

    

FAWCETT

Y

    

PERONE

Y

    

AMAN

Y

    

SCRIBNER

Y

    

FLEISCHMANN

Y

    

REED

Y

    

BACCHIOCHI

Y

    

SHABAN

Y

    

FLEXER

Y

    

REYNOLDS

Y

    

BETTS

Y

    

SIMANSKI

Y

    

FOX, D.

Y

    

RILEY

Y

    

CAFERO

Y

    

SMITH

Y

    

FOX, G.

Y

    

RITTER, E.

Y

    

CAMILLO

Y

    

SRINIVASAN

Y

    

FRITZ

Y

    

RITTER, M.

Y

    

CANDELORA

Y

    

WADSWORTH

Y

    

GENGA

Y

    

ROBLES

Y

    

CARPINO

Y

    

WILLIAMS

Y

    

GENTILE

Y

    

ROJAS

Y

    

CARTER

Y

    

WOOD

Y

    

GONZALEZ

Y

    

ROLDAN

Y

    

CHAPIN

Y

    

YACCARINO

Y

    

GROGINS

Y

    

ROSE

Y

    

COUTU

        

Y

    

GUERRERA

Y

    

ROVERO

Y

    

D'AMELIO

        

Y

    

HADDAD

Y

    

ROY

Y

    

DAVIS, C.

       

Y

    

HAMM

  

N

  

SANCHEZ

Y

    

FLOREN

Y

    

DONOVAN (SPKR)

Y

    

HENNESSY

Y

    

SANTIAGO

Y

    

FREY

        

Y

    

HEWETT

Y

    

SAYERS

Y

    

GIBBONS

        

Y

    

HOLDER-WINFIELD

Y

    

SCHOFIELD

Y

    

GIEGLER

        

Y

    

HURLBURT

Y

    

SERRA

Y

    

GIULIANO

Y

    

ALTOBELLO (DEP)

Y

    

JANOWSKI

Y

    

SHARKEY

Y

    

GREENE

Y

    

ARESIMOWICZ (DEP)

Y

    

JOHNSON

Y

    

STALLWORTH

Y

    

HETHERINGTON

Y

    

GODFREY (DEP)

Y

    

JUTILA

Y

    

STEINBERG

Y

    

HOVEY

Y

    

KIRKLEY-BEY (DEP)

Y

    

KINER

Y

    

TABORSAK

Y

    

HOYDICK

Y

    

ORANGE (DEP)

Y

    

LARSON

Y

    

TALLARITA

Y

    

HWANG

Y

    

RYAN (DEP)

BUSINESS ON THE CALENDAR

FAVORABLE REPORT OF JOINT STANDING COMMITTEE

HOUSE BILL PASSED

The following bill was taken from the table, read the third time, the report of the committee indicated accepted and the bill passed.

JUDICIARY. Substitute for H. B. No. 5504 (RAISED) (File No. 511) AN ACT CONCERNING COMMERCIAL SEXUAL EXPLOITATION OF A MINOR.

The bill was explained by Representative Fox of the 146th.

The bill was discussed by Representatives Hetherington of the 125th and Mikutel of the 445th.

The Speaker ordered the vote be taken by roll call at 9: 27 p. m.

The following is the result of the vote:

Total Number Voting 149

Necessary for Passage 75

Those voting Yea 149

Those voting Nay 0

Those absent and not voting 2

On a roll call vote House Bill No. 5504 was passed.

The following is the roll call vote:

Y

    

ABERCROMBIE

Y

    

LEMAR

Y

    

TERCYAK

Y

    

KLARIDES

Y

    

ALBIS

Y

    

LESSER

Y

    

THOMPSON

Y

    

KOKORUDA

Y

    

ALDARONDO

Y

    

LOPES

Y

    

TONG

Y

    

KUPCHICK

Y

    

AYALA

Y

    

LUXENBERG

Y

    

URBAN

Y

    

LABRIOLA

   

X

BACKER, T.

Y

    

LYDDY

Y

    

VERRENGIA

Y

    

LAVIELLE

Y

    

BARAM

Y

    

MCCRORY

Y

    

VILLANO

Y

    

LEGEYT

Y

    

BECKER, B.

Y

    

MEGNA

Y

    

WALKER

Y

    

MILLER, L.

Y

    

BERGER

Y

    

MIKUTEL

Y

    

WIDLITZ

Y

    

MINER

Y

    

BOUKUS

Y

    

MILLER, P.

Y

    

WILLIS

    

X

MOLGANO

Y

    

BUTLER

Y

    

MILLER, P