The Senate took up 42 bills, listed below by bill.
Journal
Senate Journal 20
Votes Taken
2 roll calls44 voice votes
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relative to the minimum age requirements for liquor license applicants, relative to employing minors in licensed establishments, and relative to games and amusements on the premises of on-sale licensees.
permitting towns to make bylaws for refuse disposal in specifically-designated bags and altering district court procedure for levying fines against bylaws violators.
establishing a committee to study the need for a public corporation to finance and operate environmental projects for the benefit of the state and making changes in certain water laws.
requiring the house environment and agriculture and the senate environment committees to review the laws relative to solid waste management and authorizing a municipality to issue bonds to pay the costs of the cleanup of superfund hazardo
establishing a committee to study the concept of in-home care as an alternative to institutionalized care, allowing residential care facilities to be participating institutions under the law relative to the New Hampshire higher educational
relative to water pollution, including requiring the department of environmental services to assume 20 percent of eligible costs of the North Conway Water Precinct sewer system project, making an appropriation for cost payments, relative t
requiring all sellers of property to fully disclose information relative to private water supplies and septic and sewage disposal systems, relative to drainage pools, exempting homeowners associations from certain registration requirements
authorizing municipalities to incur debt in the form of bonds guaranteed by the state of New Hampshire to assist municipalities, towns, cities, counties or districts to close landfills and to clean up certain hazardous waste sites.
relative to motor vehicle laws, including suspension of wholesale motor vehicle dealer's registration, hanging disability placards, other technical changes, and relative to nonresident automobile insurance.
requiring professional fundraisers for police, law enforcement and firefighters' associations to register with and be regulated by the department of justice, increasing the amount of the registration fee, solicitation fee and bond, and making technical am
placing hazardous waste transporter permit application fees in the hazardous waste cleanup fund, requiring notification of associated costs of converting fuel heating systems, restricting the filling of liquefied petroleum gas containers,r
relative to DWI penalties while operating a motor vehicle, OHRV, or boat, or while transporting a child, and establishing that fines for summonses for motor vehicle violations for which a plea may be made by mail be paid to the division of mo
relative to regulatory reform and transferring certain responsibilities relative to securities regulation from the department of justice to the secretary of state.
relative to certain orders of protection and to certain restraining orders and requiring arrest for certain violations of such restraining orders and modifying the definition of household member.