HB 1818 Classifies time-share units as residential property for property tax purposes when the units are not rented and requires county assessors to consider certain factors when assessing real estate
2/22/2012 Introduced and Read First Time (H) H409
2/23/2012 Read Second Time (H) H414
3/6/2012 Referred: General Laws (H) H517
3/22/2012 Public Hearing Completed (H)
4/3/2012 Executive Session Completed (H)
4/3/2012 HCS Voted Do Pass (H)
4/5/2012 HCS Reported Do Pass (H) H968
4/5/2012 Referred: Rules - Pursuant to Rule 25(32)(f) (H)
4/12/2012 Rules - Executive Session Completed (H)
4/12/2012 Rules - Voted Do Pass (H)
4/12/2012 Rules - Reported Do Pass (H) H1045
4/25/2012 HCS Adopted (H)
4/25/2012 Perfected (H) H1200
4/26/2012 Third Read and Passed (H) H1283-1284
4/26/2012 S First Read--HCS for HB 1818 S852
5/1/2012 Second Read and Referred S Ways and Means and Fiscal Oversight Committee S969
5/3/2012 Hearing Conducted S Ways and Means and Fiscal Oversight Committee
5/9/2012 Voted Do Pass S Ways and Means and Fiscal Oversight Committee
5/10/2012 Reported from S Ways and Means and Fiscal Oversight Committee to Floor S1414
5/15/2012 Bill Placed on Informal Calendar S1528
5/17/2012 SA 1 S offered & adopted (Kehoe)--(5904L02.01S) S1966
5/17/2012 SA 2 S offered & adopted (Kraus)--(5904L02.02S) S1966-1967
5/17/2012 S Third Read and Passed, as amended S1967 / H2447-2448
5/18/2012 H concurs in SA 1 & SA 2 H2613
5/18/2012 H Third Read & Passed H2614 / S2278
5/18/2012 Truly Agreed To and Finally Passed S2278
5/30/2012 Signed by House Speaker H2734
5/30/2012 Signed by Senate President S2291
5/30/2012 Delivered to Governor H2737
7/5/2012 Signed by Governor

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