Measures restricting the use of eminent domain by renewable energy developers, extending an Omaha-area natural resources district’s bonding authority and merging the state agencies responsible for recommending energy policies and administering environmental regulations were among the bills advanced by the Natural Resources Committee this session.
Read moreSenators expanded license plate options and addressed call spoofing and a number of infrastructure concerns this year.
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A bill that would extend and eliminate certain statutes of limitation for labor and sex trafficking was amended and advanced from general file May 16.
Read moreSenators passed a bill May 2 that creates several new specialty license plates.
Read moreCommercial vehicle operators are required to store cargo more securely under a bill passed by the Legislature April 29.
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A bill that would require owners to remove a wind turbine’s concrete foundation after decommissioning stalled on first-round debate April 23.
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Senators advanced a bill from general file April 15 that would create several new specialty license plates.
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Commercial vehicle operators would be required to store cargo more securely under a bill advanced from general file April 9.
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Lawmakers advanced a bill April 8 that would extend certain bonding authority for an Omaha area natural resources district.
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A bill intended to simplify the administration of the Volunteer Emergency Responders Incentive Act was advanced from general file April 8.
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Lawmakers advanced a bill from general file April 8 that would make several changes to the state’s drug monitoring program.
Read moreA proposed amendment meant to provide tax relief for those whose property has been destroyed by a natural disaster became the focus of debate on a tax cleanup bill April 5.
Read moreLawmakers passed a bill March 15 that changes a record retention law for transporter plates.
Read moreWind turbine owners and operators would be required to pay decommissioning and reclamation costs under a bill heard March 6 by the Natural Resources Committee.
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A bill that would curtail certain uses of eminent domain failed to advance from general file Feb. 27.
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