Tennessee House of Representatives 112th House Local Government Committee, 23 Mar 2021

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House Property & Planning Subcommittee House Hearing Room 3

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I'd like to call this tuesday march, the 23rd meeting of the property and planning subcommittee to order.

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Thank you, ladies and gentlemen. We got to call the property and planning subcommittee to order to this today, on tuesday march, the 23rd appreciate everybody being here, miss clerk if you'll call the roll. Please.

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Representative leatherwood representative hodges representative reedy representative sexton, representative wright, chairman moody, chairman carter, chairman crawford chairman carr,.

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Here, chairman.

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Car, you have quorum.

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Thank you. Do we have anything from any of the members before we start personal orders or questions?

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Seeing none we'll move on item number one hb 1326 by representative hardaway, move that to the hill of the calendar item number two house bill 0034 by representative cooper has been taken off notice.

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That brings us to item number three house bill 229 by chairman vaughn, chairman vaughn you're recognized most you're, probably you're in proper, uh proper position. Now you've been recognized right down the middle.

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Exactly the right time, mr chairman, we've got two amendments traveling with this piece of legislation. uh The code amendment number one is which makes the bill is 43.86 and then.

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I hear emotion on the amendment second in motion, you're, probably recognizing the amendment and then what's traveling with it. Okay, I missed a week, I guess, or something no, no, no.

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Been added- and it hasn't been out of you- no.

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It's not driving well.

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We're gonna expect me for the it's: don't listen to anybody! Okay,.

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Amendment uh I have two amendments, one at 43, 86 and another 56 12. 56 12 makes a minor correction to 43.86, which is the substantial portion. Okay,.

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The first amendment first got a motion. Second, on amendment uh we ready to adopt that men all those in favor of amendment 4386 go on the bill, say aye aye bill. That amendment is on the bill now and we go to the second amendment chairman.

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Yes, sir, the second amendment is 5612.

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We got a motion proper second on the minute, and you said it just does a then that's drafting code 5612, yes,.

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Sir, it what it does is it deletes uh one of the paragraphs from the previous from the previous amendment. Any.

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Questions to the sponsor, seeing none all those in favor of house bill number two going on to the amendment say: aye those opposed. No. Both amendments have been uh adopted to the building bill, you're back on the bill as amended. Thank you, sir. This.

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uh This bill uh was, is the product of a lot of cooperation from a lot of different people and and to give you a little bit of explanation to it. I know it's long in the day, so I'll keep it brief. But I come my my brother was a is a natural natural gas pipeline executive he's got 40 years of business as a college boy.

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I cut right away on the pipeline, so we have a bit a lot of familiarity uh with this industry and then, on the other hand, I've made my career in the real estate development world, and so what we've seen in many places is a conflict between the existence of a natural gas pipeline and a proposed development plan, and so what this bill does is it sets forward procedures which notifications to where these pipelines can be notified when there's development near them, because what happens is while real estate development is regulated locally natural gas transmission pipelines are regulated federally, and so what may be done on a local level institutes causes and actions at the federal level for upgrades and expenses, sometimes that far exceed the value of the property upgrade that drives it, and so what the pipelines are requesting here is notification, be given them when development activity is going to occur near their pipelines, and that's that's effectively what this does?

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But uh one one correction here before we get started uh without objection, the legal will combine those two amendments into one, seeing none we'll let legal do that. We have uh the chairman's explanation any questions to the chairman.

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Seeing none we're ready to vote on house bill 229 going on the full committee, all those in favor say aye aye. All those opposed no bill goes on the full committee. Thank you, mr chairman. Very much appreciate it. Ladies and gentlemen, we're going to go back to house bill uh number one house bill 1326 by representative, hardaway, representative hardaway. You are recognized.

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Thank you, mr chairman, on my last.

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Motion second motion: probably a second: you recognized.

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Thank you on my last visit. uh There were questions and unreadiness on the part of some of the members, and I had committed to talking to those members. I have an amendment that rewrites the bill which I'm going to make available to the members, and uh I will see you next week.

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So you're asking to roll it one week. Yes, sir, without objection roll one week, thank you.

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We move on to item number four house bill: 366, that's roll, the lice calendar. That brings us to item number five house bill. 1315 has been rolled one week. That brings us to item number six house bill 330, but represent helton chairman helton. You are recognized.

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Thank you, mr chairman and members house, bill. 330 is a bill that seeks to extend the payback period from 30 to 35 years, during which a certain portion of state sales tax are allocated and distributed to a municipality or industrial development corporation that finances the development of an extraordinary retail or tourism facility project under the act.

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Any questions to the sponsor.

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Questions being called on the bill, all those in favor of house bill, 330, going on the full committee, say aye I'll also, post no bill goes on the full committee. If you'll, please just stay there, uh representative hilton you're also recognized on house bill. 854 item number seven: do I hear a motion you're in proper, proper position now you'll recognize me. Thank.

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You, mr chairman, and members house, bill 854, is comes from the tennessee association of assessing officers and makes changes to the greenbelt law number one. It changes the date from march 1st to march 15th for greenbelt applications to be filed with the assessor's office. It gives taxpayers two additional weeks to get it filed and helps assessors spread out their workflow number two. This bill deletes a prohibition for a refund when an error has occurred and the taxpayer paid the incorrect amount.

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This change will mean a taxpayer will not be stuck after paying an amount in error and the assessor can refund it. The same as they would under the correction of error provisions.

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Explanation any any question to the sponsor. I think we're all getting tired of what it is seeing. None without objection uh uh uh house, all those in favor of house bill, 854 moving on to full committee, say aye. All those opposed no bill moves on to full committee. Thank you for your indulgence on that. Thank.

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You, mr chairman, betty thank.

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You that moves us up to item number eight house bill 811 by representative powell, has been rolled two weeks.

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Is there any other thing to come before the committee? If not we're in order for adjournment so we'll move on? We are adjourned.

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