Legislation

Title: Nutrient Management - Phosphorus Risk Assessment Tool or Index - Economic Impact Analysis
Sponsored by: Senator Mathias
Status: In the Senate - Hearing 1/28 at 1:45 p.m.
Analysis: Fiscal and Policy Note

Synopsis

Requiring the Department of Agriculture to prepare an economic impact analysis before making any change to a specified phosphorus risk assessment tool or index; requiring the economic impact analysis to estimate the cost or economic benefit of a proposed change to a phosphorus risk assessment tool or index to a person required to have a nutrient management plan for nitrogen and phosphorus; requiring the economic impact analysis to include estimates directly related to specified effects of the proposed change; etc.

Committees

Original:: Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs Click to view Recorded Media

Details

Cross-filed with: HB0193

Bill File Type: Pre-Filed

Effective Date(s): June 1, 2014

History

Legislation History
Chamber Senate Calendar Date 12/18/2013 Legislative Date 10/16/2013 Action Pre-filed Proceedings
Chamber Senate Calendar Date 12/18/2013 Legislative Date 1/08/2014 Action First Reading Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs Proceedings
Chamber Senate Calendar Date 1/08/2014 Legislative Date 1/08/2014 Action Hearing 1/21 at 1:00 p.m. Proceedings
Chamber Senate Calendar Date 1/21/2014 Legislative Date 1/21/2014 Action Hearing cancelled Proceedings
Chamber Senate Calendar Date 1/21/2014 Legislative Date 1/21/2014 Action Hearing 1/28 at 1:45 p.m. Proceedings

Chamber	Calendar Date	Legislative Date	Action
Senate	12/18/2013	10/16/2013	Pre-filed
Senate	12/18/2013	1/08/2014	First Reading Education, Health, and Environmental Affairs
Senate	1/08/2014	1/08/2014	Hearing 1/21 at 1:00 p.m.
Senate	1/21/2014	1/21/2014	Hearing cancelled
Senate	1/21/2014	1/21/2014	Hearing 1/28 at 1:45 p.m.

Documents

Date Posted	Document Name
12/18/2013	Text - First - Nutrient Management - Phosphorus Risk Assessment Tool or Index - Economic Impact Analysis

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