Missouri Senate
Senate Action for 4/01/99
- SB 0010 - Scott - Establishes the Mark McGwire Highway
- 04/01/99 -- Reported Do Pass w/HCA 1 H Transportation Com-Consent
- SB 0017 - Staples - Allows recreational motor vehicles, up to 45 feet, to be operated upon the highways
- 04/01/99 -- Reported Do Pass w/HCA 1 H Transp. Com. - Consent
- SB 0029 - Mueller - Revises the statute of limitations for home improvements
- 04/01/99 -- Reported From S Pensions & General Laws Com. to Floor
- SB 0094 - Ehlmann - Felony stealing limit to be $450
- 04/01/99 -- Reported From S Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence
- Committee to Floor w/SCS
- SB 0112 - Schneider - Removes the exception for boats and vessels from partition suits
- 04/01/99 -- Reported Do Pass H Civil & Administrative Law
- Committee - Consent
- SB 0125 - Childers - Creates Legislative Academy
- 04/01/99 -- Reported From S Financial & Governmental
- Organization Committee to Floor w/SCA 1
- SB 0189 - House - Repeals outdated or superceded sections relating to children and minors
- 04/01/99 -- Reported Do Pass H Civil & Administrative Law
- Committee - Consent
- SB 0208 - House - Higher education: Revises scholarship limits and approval of programs
- 04/01/99 -- Reported From S Education Committee to Floor w/SCS
- SB 0209 - Goode - Requires seller certification for sales of electricity and gas; distributors required to file tariffs
- 04/01/99 -- Reported Truly Perfected S Rules Committee
- SB 0213 - Scott - Changes portions of the Sheriffs' Retirement Plan
- 04/01/99 -- Reported Do Pass H Retirement Committee - Consent
- SB 0215 - Mathewson - Modifies provisions of the health plan for state employees
- 04/01/99 -- Reported Truly Perfected S Rules Committee
- SB 0248 - Maxwell - Authorizes sellers of motor vehicles to add any debt owed on a trade-in to a new retain installment contract
- 04/01/99 -- Reported From S Commerce & Environment Committee to
- Floor w/SCS
- SB 0268 - Staples - Makes various clerical changes to law regarding the Department of Transportation
- 04/01/99 -- Reported Do Pass H Transportation Committee - Consent
- SB 0270 - Ehlmann - Establishes the rights of funeral processions
- 04/01/99 -- Referred H Public Safety & Law Enforcement Committee
- SB 0316 - Schneider - Separates the offices of circuit clerk and recorder of deeds where combined, and makes most circuit clerks appointed
- 04/01/99 -- Bill Placed on Informal Calendar
- SB 0322 - Sims - Modifies the regulation of child care facilities with licenses
- 04/01/99 -- Referred H Children, Youth & Families Committee
- SB 0338 - Howard - Requires insurers to provide coverage for mental health and chemical dependency treatment
- 04/01/99 -- H Second Read
- 04/01/99 -- Referred H Critical Issues Committee
- SB 0371 - Flotron - Requires agencies involved in forfeitures to submit audit report to Department of Public Safety
- 04/01/99 -- Hearing Conducted S Ways & Means Committee
- 04/01/99 -- Voted Do Pass w/SCA 1 S Ways & Means Committee
- 04/01/99 -- Reported From S Ways & Means Committee to
- Floor w/SCA 1
- SB 0373 - DePasco - Authorizes pari-mutuel wagering at associated off-track facilities
- 04/01/99 -- Reported Truly Perfected S Rules Committee
- SB 0377 - Howard - Permits Mental Health Commission to employ three persons in addition to the Director
- 04/01/99 -- Reported From S Aging, Families & Mental Health
- Committee to Floor w/SCS
- SB 0397 - Maxwell - Increases maximum liability of the state and political subdivisions
- 04/01/99 -- Bill Placed on Informal Calendar
- SB 0429 - Jacob - Certain underinsured motorist policies
- 04/01/99 -- Reported From S Insurance & Housing Committee to
- Floor w/SCS
- SB 0440 - Schneider - Certain commissioner positions are eliminated and adds certain judgeships in their place
- 04/01/99 -- Reported From S Judiciary Committee to Floor w/SCS
- SB 0495 - Goode - Requires Utilicare Energy Assistance Program to obligate all fed. emergency funds before utilizing general revenue funds
- 04/01/99 -- Reported From S Public Health & Welfare Com. to Floor
- SB 0506 - Wiggins - Substantially revises Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code concerning secured transactions
- 04/01/99 -- SA 1 S offered & adopted (Flotron)
- 04/01/99 -- Perfected, as amended
- SB 0525 - Rohrbach - Requires charitable organizations conducting raffles with prizes over $5,000 per year to be licensed
- 04/01/99 -- SCS Voted Do Pass S Elections, Veterans' Affairs &
- Corrections Committee
- SJR 017 - Mueller - Authorizes general assembly to provide for site valuation of land for property tax purposes
- 04/01/99 -- Perfected
- HB 0026 - Luetkenhaus - Death penalty may apply to murder of child 16 or less, developmentally disabled person or dependent adult
- 04/01/99 -- Voted Do Pass w/SCA 1 S Civil & Criminal
- Jurisprudence Committee
- HB 0058 - Treadway - Revises eligibility for contamination cleanup reimbursement from Petroleum Storage Tanks Insurance Fund
- 04/01/99 -- S First Read
- HB 0122 - Gaskill - Makes permisive filing state income tax return if not required to file a federal income tax return
- 04/01/99 -- S First Read
- HB 0183 - Pouche - Firearms used as collateral not to be considered as transfer of a concealable firearm without a permit
- 04/01/99 -- Voted Do Pass S Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence
- Committee-Consent
- HB 0257 - Seigfreid - Expands waiver of personal appearance by those in custody if appearance is made by two-way audio-visual communications
- 04/01/99 -- Voted Do Pass S Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence
- Committee-Consent
- HB 0266 - Britt - PERMITS DONATION OF FUNDS TO COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT AS A CONDITION OF PROBATION
- 04/01/99 -- Referred S Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence Committee
- HB 0268 - Crawford - INCLUDES EMERGENCY SERVICE PROVIDERS FUNDED BY COUNTY SALES TAX IN EXISTING CIVIL LIABILITY PROTECTION FOR EMERGENCY
- 04/01/99 -- Referred S Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence Committee
- HB 0326 - Parker - Moneys from rental of National Guard Armories may be directed to political subdivisions
- 04/01/99 -- Hearing Conducted S Elections, Veterans' Affairs &
- Corrections Committee-Consent
- HB 0328 - Parker - Requires that judgments of acquittal due to mental disease list the criminal offense
- 04/01/99 -- Voted Do Pass S Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence
- Committee-Consent
- HB 0415 - Vogel - Employment and educational opportunities for selective service registrants
- 04/01/99 -- S First Read
- HB 0426 - Ridgeway - Repeals outdated or superceded sections relating to children and minors
- 04/01/99 -- Referred S Aging, Families & Mental Health Committee
- HB 0452 - Boatright - Eliminates population requirement from law re: suspension of driver's license for failure to resolve traffic tickets
- 04/01/99 -- S First Read
- HB 0476 - Hegeman - Clarifies residency requirements for aldermen in fourth class cities
- 04/01/99 -- Hearing Conducted S Elections, Veterans' Affairs &
- Corrections Committee-Consent
- HB 0487 - Hollingsworth - Extends statute of limitation for fraudulent child support claims
- 04/01/99 -- Voted Do Pass S Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence
- Committee-Consent
- HB 0499 - Hartzler - ALLOWS ELECTION AUTHORITIES TO CONFISCATE CERTAIN UNLAWFUL ELECTION MATERIAL
- 04/01/99 -- Referred S Elections, Veterans' Affairs & Corrections
- Committee
- HB 0516 - Gaw - Increases income tax personal exemption amount for individuals from $1,200 to $2,100
- 04/01/99 -- SCS Voted Do Pass S Ways & Means Committee
- HB 0528 - Chrismer - Establishes a POW/MIA Recognition Day
- 04/01/99 -- Hearing Conducted S Elections, Veterans' Affairs &
- Corrections Committee-Consent
- 04/01/99 -- Voted Do Pass S Elections, Veterans' Affairs &
- Corrections Committee-Consent
- HB 0542 - Barry - Authorizes contributions of cash and marketable securities for maternity home/domestic violence tax credits
- 04/01/99 -- S First Read
- HB 0548 - Kennedy - Clarifies definition of food for purposes of reduced sales tax rate
- 04/01/99 -- Referred S Ways & Means Committee
- HB 0550 - Howerton - REQUIRES THE DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES TO RECORD CERTAIN ACTIONS TAKEN BY LONG-TERM CARE FACILITIES
- 04/01/99 -- Referred S Aging, Families & Mental Health Committee
- HB 0589 - Graham - Authorizes the conveyance of state property to the City of Farmington
- 04/01/99 -- Hearing Conducted S Elections, Veterans' Affairs &
- Corrections Committee
- HB 0741 - Monaco - Human rights chapter does not apply to certain eviction actions
- 04/01/99 -- Voted Do Pass S Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence
- Committee-Consent
- HB 0745 - Kreider - AUTHORIZES CERTAIN CITIES AND COUNTIES TO ADOPT SALES TAXES FOR FIRE PROTECTION OF LAW ENFORCEMENT
- 04/01/99 -- Referred S Local Government & Economic Development
- Committee
- HB 0748 - O'Toole - Salaries of St. Louis officials
- 04/01/99 -- S First Read
- HB 0775 - Hosmer - ALLOWS CONSTITUTIONAL CHARTER CITIES TO PROVIDE FOR SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS VIA CHARTER OR ORDINANCE
- 04/01/99 -- S First Read
- HB 0789 - Berkstresser - Certain audits by the State Auditor
- 04/01/99 -- Referred S Elections, Veterans' Affairs & Corrections
- Committee
- HB 0792 - Kissell - Powers of the State Fire Marshall
- 04/01/99 -- Voted Do Pass S Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence
- Committee-Consent
- HB 0846 - Carter - Allows Commissioner of Administration to waive bidding procedures for certain purchases by Dept. of Mental Health
- 04/01/99 -- Referred S Financial &
- Committee
- HB 0847 - Relford - ALLOWS VOTERS IN MUNICIPALITIES AND COUNTIES TO CHOOSE ONE ENTITY TO SERVE AND TAX THEN AS AN AMBULANCE DISTRICT
- 04/01/99 -- Referred S Local Government & Economic Development
- Committee
- HB 0895 - Crump - Policies of certain sheriffs' departments
- 04/01/99 -- Voted Do Pass S Civil & Criminal Jurisprudence
- Committee-Consent
- HB 0903 - Auer - Includes health service corporations and HMOs in the requirements for union or association health policies
- 04/01/99 -- S First Read
- HB 0926 - Liese - Eliminates the requirement of a policy summary for life insurance policies marketed with an illustration
- 04/01/99 -- S First Read