HF167 |
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Signed |
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Prohibits government entities from charging a fee for access to project contract documents when such documents are provided electronically.
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HF208 |
Residential Property/Municipal Improvement Districts |
Summary | Details |
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House Ways & Means Committee |
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Allows residential property in an improvement district within a designated historic district.
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HF385 |
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House Floor |
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Makes changes to the programs and duties of the Iowa Economic Development Authority.
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HF604 |
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House Ways & Means Committee |
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Relates to an alternative base income tax.
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HF615 |
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Sent to Governor |
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Makes changes to rural improvement zones.
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HF619 |
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House Floor |
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Makes changes to current law regarding the use of condemnation for the purpose of creating a lake for drinking water purposes.
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HF628 |
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House Floor |
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HF630 |
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Sent to Governor |
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Appropriates federal block grants and other federal funds.
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HF641 |
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Senate Ways & Means Committee |
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Expands broadband access in Iowa.
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HF645 |
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Senate Ways & Means Committee |
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Changes maximum amount of renewable energy tax credit.
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HF650 |
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House Floor |
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Appropriates $119.1 million in gaming dollars from the Rebuild Iowa Infrastructure Fund (RIIF) for various infrastructure projects in FY16. Appropriates $71.9 million in FY17.
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HF656 |
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House Floor |
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Makes changes to the administration of tax credits by the Iowa Economic Development Authority.
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HSB174 |
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House Ways & Means Committee |
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Relates to the sales tax exemption for the purchase or rental of certain items used in manufacturing, research and development, data processing or storage, or recycling activities.
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HSB181 |
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House Government Oversight Committee |
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Addresses challenges to eminent domain authority.
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HSB183 |
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House Government Oversight Committee |
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Requires condemning agency to get all necessary permits before starting process of condemnation.
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HSB184 |
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House Government Oversight Committee |
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Legislative permission to use of eminent domain for electric transmission lines.
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HSB185 |
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House Government Oversight Committee |
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Relates to petitions for electric transmission line franchises.
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HSB226 |
Sales tax exemption on certain construction machinery |
Summary | Details |
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House Ways & Means Committee |
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Relates to sales taxes and exemptions for certain construction machinery.
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HSB229 |
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House Ways & Means Committee |
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Relates to the sale of metered water for residential customers.
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HSB232 |
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House Ways & Means Committee |
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Creates a tax credit for investments through rural business growth funds.
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HSB250 |
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House Ways & Means Committee |
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Makes changes to the Local Option Sales Tax law.
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SF104 |
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Senate Ways & Means Committee |
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Reduces both personal and corporate income tax rates by 20%.
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SF211 |
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Senate Ways & Means Committee |
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Exempts net capital gains from state individual income taxes.
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SF249 |
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Senate Ways & Means Committee |
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Reduces personal income tax rates by 10%.
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SF257 |
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Signed |
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Increases the gas tax by 10 cents to pay for critical road and bridge construction projects.
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SF289 |
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Senate Appropriations Committee |
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Appropriates $99 million for secondary road infrastructure projects.
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SF344 |
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Senate Ways & Means Committee |
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Creates a construction trades apprenticeship tax credit.
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SF367 |
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Senate Ways & Means Committee |
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Modifies the types of endowment gifts that qualify for the Endow Iowa Tax Credit.
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SF41 |
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Senate Appropriations Committee |
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Appropriates $200 million for secondary road bridge projects.
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SF449 |
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Senate Floor, Second Time |
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Changes the procedures and requirements for condemning property.
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SF457 |
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Signed |
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Allows the Office of the Ombudsman d to get copies of the minutes and audio recordings of closed session governmental body meetings without a court order, if the purpose is to resolve complaints alleging violations of Iowa's open meetings law.
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SF461 |
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House Ways & Means Committee |
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Expands broadband access using a fiber optic network infrastructure and expands the duties of the Chief Information Officer in this area.
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SF493 |
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House Appropriations Committee |
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Senate (SF493): Appropriates a little over $1 billion for the Department of Education (including Vocational Rehabilitation), Department for the Blind, Regents Institutions (including School for the Deaf and Sight-Saving School), State Library, workforce programs, and other related programs and services. House (HF658): Appropriates $977.6 million for these programs and agencies, $8.6 million cut from current spending and $48.4 million below the Senate recommendations.
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SF499 |
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House Floor |
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Appropriates $44.3 million for economic development, cultural affairs, and workforce programs and agencies for FY16, an increase of $1.7 million. Also appropriates a total of $33.9 million from other funds for FY16, an increase of $250,000. Appropriates 50% of that amount for FY17 (legislators will come back next year to adjust).
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SR11 |
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Senate Ways & Means Committee |
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Establishes an interim study committee to study elimination of the income tax in Iowa.
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SSB1104 |
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Senate Ways & Means Committee |
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Increases the amount of Endow Iowa Tax Credits that can be authorized by $1.5 million.
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SSB1105 |
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Senate Ways & Means Committee |
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Reduces the aggregate tax credit limits for certain IEDA programs.
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SSB1261 |
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Senate Appropriations Committee |
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Appropriates $44.5 million to economic development, tourism, and cultural affairs as recommended by the Governor.
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SSB1266 |
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Senate Ways & Means Committee |
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Does not allow exemption from property taxes for pollution-control property used as part of certain confinement feeding operations, unless the property is used in a small animal feeding operation.
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SSB1272 |
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Senate Ways & Means Committee |
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Raises the state's sales tax to fund the Natural Resources and Outdoor Recreation Trust Fund.
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SSB1287 |
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Senate Ways & Means Committee |
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After the Governor's original Iowa Next bill died in the first legislative funnel, Senator Dotzler constructed this bill to keep the Iowa Next concept alive and through the legislative process.
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