A bill for an act extending the repeal date of the Iowa cell siting Act and including effective date provis...
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SF 2196 — A bill for an act extending the repeal date of the Iowa cell siting Act and including effective date provisions. (Formerly SSB 3012.) Effective date: 06/01/2020.
Last action — Signed by Governor.
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6Enacted
This bill has been enacted into law. Introduced February 10, 2020. Enacted.
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Bill Text
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Senate File 2196 - IntroducedEnrolled SENATESenate FILEFile 2196 BYAN COMMITTEEACT ONEXTENDING COMMERCETHE (SUCCESSORREPEAL TODATE SSBOF 3012)THE AIOWA BILLCELL FORSITING AnACT ActAND extendingINCLUDING theEFFECTIVE repealDATE datePROVISIONS. of the Iowa cell siting Act and including effective date provisions.
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EXPLANATION______________________________ The______________________________ inclusionCHARLES ofSCHNEIDER thisPAT explanationGRASSLEY doesPresident notof constitutethe agreementSenate withSpeaker of the explanation’sHouse substanceI byhereby thecertify membersthat ofthis bill originated in the generalSenate assembly.and is known as Senate File 2196, Eighty-eighth General Assembly.
This______________________________ billW. extends the future repeal date of the Iowa cell siting Act contained in Code chapter 8C from July 1, 2022, to July 1, 2025, and makes the extension effective upon enactment.
LSBCHARLES 5254SVSMITHSON (1)Secretary 88of -1-the ja/rnSenate 1/1Approved _______________, 2020 ______________________________ KIM REYNOLDS Governor
Action History
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Signed by Governor.
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Reported correctly enrolled, signed by President and Speaker, and sent to Governor.
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Message from House.
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Immediate message.
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Passed House, yeas 81, nays 14.
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Point of order raised, Rule 10, decorum in debate, ruled point well taken.
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Substituted for HF 2213.
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Read first time, passed on file.
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Message from Senate.
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Immediate message.
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Passed Senate, yeas 50, nays 0.
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Committee report, approving bill.
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Introduced, placed on calendar, under Rule 28.
Sponsorship breakdown
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