Govern acquisitions of municipal waterworks and sewage systems

Sponsors

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Primary Sponsors

Timothy E. Ginter

District	5
Party	Republican
Chamber	House of Representatives

John M. Rogers

District	60
Party	Democrat
Chamber	House of Representatives

Co-Sponsors

Related Topics

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Taxation & Finance

Environment

Business & Commerce

Local Government

Related Committees

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Commerce and Labor Type: House Bills: 192 Members: 14

Status Changes

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House	Senate	Governor
Introduced Nov 21 2017 Referred to committee Nov 28 2017 Reported Feb 14 2018 Vote Result Favorable Passage Passed Feb 28 2018 Vote Result Passed Excuse from Voting on Senate Amendments Letter Dec 27 2018 Speaker Signed Dec 27 2018 Concurred in Senate amendments Dec 27 2018 Vote Result Passed	Introduced Mar 06 2018 Referred to committee Mar 21 2018 Reported - Substitute Dec 03 2018 Vote Result Favorable Passage Passed Dec 19 2018 Vote Result Passed	Effective Apr 05 2019

Documents

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