Alabama 2023 Regular Session Status: Enacted 1 R cosponsors

SB 192 — Relating to use of industrial access roads and bridges; to amend Section 23-6-9, Code of Alabama 1975, to exclude certain industrial access roads constructed by certain public corporations from the public highway and street system of the state; to provide for certain roads to be considered an industrial access road for purposes of this chapter; and to make nonsubstantive, technical revisions to update the existing code language to current style.

Last action — Enacted as 2023-530

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    Introduced
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    In Committee
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    Passed Senate
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    Passed House
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    To Executive
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    Enacted

This bill has been enacted into law. Introduced April 11, 2023. Enacted.

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Likely to advance 72% · moderate confidence

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  • Enacted

    Current position in the legislative process.

  • 1 sponsor

    1 primary, 0 co-sponsors signed on.

  • Single-party support

    Sponsorship is currently within one party (1 R).

  • Cleared a recorded vote

    Passed 4 recorded votes so far.

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Summary

Industrial access roads, public corporation construction of public roads, access roads for entry to industrial facilities not a taking of public property.

Bill Text

What changed in the latest version

145 added · 117 removed

Plain-language change summary

The bill SB 192 has been amended to clarify that certain industrial access roads built by specific public corporations will not be treated as part of Alabama's public highway and street system. This change matters because it establishes that these roads, used primarily for industrial access, won’t count as a taking of public property. This adjustment allows for more flexibility in how these roads are managed and maintained, ultimately supporting industrial development without interfering with public infrastructure designations. The bill also includes minor updates to the language for clarity.

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SB192 INTRODUCED D76BHT-1 By Senators Albritton, Elliott RFD:
SB192 ENROLLED D76BHT-2 By Senators Albritton, Elliott RFD:
11-Apr-23 Page 0 D76BHT-1 04/07/2023 SLU (L)SLU 2023-987 2 4 SYNOPSIS:
11-Apr-23 2023 Regular Session Page 0 SB192 Enrolled Enrolled, An Act, 3 Relating to use of industrial access roads and bridges;
Under existing law, all roads and bridges constructed by certain public corporations established for this purpose, comprise part of the public highway and street system of the state.
This bill would provide that industrial access roads constructed by a public corporation and used for secured entry to an industrial facility shall not constitute a taking of public property.
This bill would also make nonsubstantive, technical revisions to update the existing code language to current style.
A BILL TO BE ENTITLED AN ACT Relating to use of industrial access roads and bridges;
to provide for certain roads to be considered an industrial access road for purposes of this chapter;
Page 1 SB192 INTRODUCED Section 1.
Section 1.
MoneysMonies on deposit in the industrial access road and bridge construction account shall be invested by the State Treasurer at the direction of the corporation in permitted investments which mature at such time or times as the corporation shall direct.
MoneysMonies on deposit in the industrial access road and bridge construction account shall be invested by the State Treasurer at the direction of the Page 1 SB192 Enrolled corporation in permitted investments which mature at such time or times as the corporation shall direct.
(b)(1) The proceeds from the sale of any refunding bonds of the corporation remaining after paying the expenses of their issuance shall be used only for the purpose of refunding outstanding bonds of the corporation and of paying any premium that may be necessary to be paid in order to Page 2 SB192 INTRODUCED redeem or retire the bonds to be refunded.
(b)(1) The proceeds from the sale of any refunding bonds of the corporation remaining after paying the expenses of their issuance shall be used only for the purpose of refunding outstanding bonds of the corporation and of paying any premium that may be necessary to be paid in order to redeem or retire the bonds to be refunded.
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Page 2 SB192 Enrolled c.
Subject to the rules and regulations, and shall be let under the supervision of the Page 3 SB192 INTRODUCED State Department of Transportation.
Subject to the rules and regulations, and shall be let under the supervision of the State Department of Transportation.
95 (e) Any property acquired by the corporation by purchase, condemnation, or otherwise shall be acquired in the name of the state or shall be forthwith conveyed to the state.
(e) Any property acquired by the corporation by purchase, condemnation, or otherwise shall be acquired in the name of the state or shall be forthwith conveyed to the state.
However, a private facility may establish reasonable security controls on a constructed access roadway, in cooperation with local law enforcement agencies, for the protection of its facility and employees, including but not limited to an access gate, turn around lane, or enclosed structure.
However, a private facility may Page 3 SB192 Enrolled establish reasonable security controls on a constructed access roadway, in cooperation with local law enforcement agencies, for the protection of its facility and employees, including but not limited to an access gate, turn around lane, or enclosed structure.
(g) There is hereby appropriated so much of the bond proceeds as may be necessary for the construction of industrial access roads and bridges in the state." Section 2.
(g) Notwithstanding any other provision of law to the contrary, a road constructed by or for a business entity pursuant to an executed project agreement with the state in accordance with Section 40-18-374 shall be considered an 95 industrial access road and bridge for purposes of this chapter and may be owned by the business entity.
(h) There is hereby appropriated so much of the bond proceeds as may be necessary for the construction of industrial access roads and bridges in the state." Section 2.
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Page 4 SB192 Enrolled ________________________________________________ President and Presiding Officer of the Senate ________________________________________________ Speaker of the House of Representatives SB192 Senate 25-Apr-23 I hereby certify that the within Act originated in and passed the Senate.
Patrick Harris, Secretary.
House of Representatives Amended and passed:
31-May-23 Senate concurred in House amendment 31-May-23 By:
Senator Albritton Page 5
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How this bill changes current law

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The bill amends existing law to exclude certain industrial access roads from the public highway and street system in Alabama.

  • Section 23-6-9

    All roads and bridges constructed by the corporation shall constitute part of the public highway and street system of the state. → However, a road constructed by or for a business entity pursuant to an executed project agreement with the state in accordance with Section 40-18-374 shall be considered an industrial access road and bridge for purposes of this chapter and may be owned by the business entity.

    This change allows certain industrial access roads constructed under specific agreements to not be classified as part of the public highway system.

Amendments

1 amendment

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Action History

  1. Enrolled

Sponsors

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1 sponsors · 0 co-sponsors · 139 not signed on

Sponsors (1)

Co-sponsors (0)

None.

Not signed on (139)

139 members have not signed on to this bill.

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Votes

Passed 101 Yea · 0 Nay · 3 Other
Party YeaNayPresentNot Voting
Unaffiliated 4001
R 70001
D 25001
Total 99003
% of votes cast 97%0%0%3%
How each member voted (102)
Member Party Vote
Wood (D) — Yea
Corey Harbison — Yea
Cynthia Almond — Yea
John W. Rogers — Not Voting
Randall Shedd — Yea
Adline Clarke D Yea
Anthony Daniels D Yea
Artis 'A.J.' McCampbell D Yea
Barbara Boyd D Yea
Barbara Drummond D Yea
Berry Forte D Yea
Chris England D Yea
Curtis Travis D Yea
Jeremy Gray D Yea
Juandalynn Givan D Yea
Kelvin Lawrence D Yea
Kenyatté Hassell D Yea
Laura Hall D Yea
M. Moore D Not Voting
Napoleon Bracy D Yea
Neil Rafferty D Yea
Ontario Tillman D Yea
Patrice McClammy D Yea
Patrick Sellers D Yea
Pebblin W. Warren D Yea
Phillip Ensler D Yea
Prince Chestnut D Yea
Rolanda Hollis D Yea
Sam Jones D Yea
TaShina Morris D Yea
Thomas Jackson D Yea
Alan Baker R Yea
Allen Treadaway R Yea
Andy Whitt R Yea
Arnold Mooney R Yea
Ben Harrison R Yea
Ben Robbins R Yea
Bill Lamb R Yea
Bob Fincher R Yea
Brett Easterbrook R Not Voting
Chad Robertson R Yea
Chip Brown R Yea
Chris Blackshear R Yea
Chris Pringle R Yea
Chris Sells R Yea
Corley Ellis R Yea
Craig Lipscomb R Yea
Danny Crawford R Yea
Danny Garrett R Yea
David Faulkner R Yea
David Standridge R Yea
Donna Givens R Yea
Ed Oliver R Yea
Ernie Yarbrough R Yea
Frances Holk-Jones R Yea
Ginny Shaver R Yea
Ivan Smith R Yea
James Lomax R Yea
Jamie Kiel R Yea
Jeff Sorrells R Yea
Jennifer Fidler R Yea
Jerry Starnes R Yea
Jim Carns R Yea
Jim Hill R Yea
Joe Lovvorn R Yea
Kenneth Paschal R Yea
Kerry (Bubba) Underwood R Yea
Leigh Hulsey R Yea
Mack Butler R Yea
Marcus Paramore R Yea
Margie Wilcox R Yea
Mark Gidley R Yea
Mark Shirey R Yea
Matt Simpson R Yea
Matt Woods R Yea
Matthew Hammett R Yea
Mike Kirkland R Yea
Mike Shaw R Yea
Nathaniel Ledbetter R Yea
Parker Moore R Yea
Paul W. Lee R Yea
Phillip Pettus R Yea
Phillip Rigsby R Yea
Randy Wood R Yea
Reed Ingram R Yea
Rex Reynolds R Yea
Rhett Marques R Yea
Rick Rehm R Yea
Ritchie Whorton R Yea
Ron Bolton R Yea
Russell Bedsole R Yea
Scott Stadthagen R Yea
Shane Stringer R Yea
Steve Clouse R Yea
Steve Hurst R Yea
Susan DuBose R Yea
Terri Collins R Yea
Tim Wadsworth R Yea
Tracy Estes R Yea
Troy Stubbs R Yea
Wes Kitchens R Yea
William Brock Colvin R Yea

Official roll call →

Passed 34 Yea · 0 Nay · 1 Other
Party YeaNayPresentNot Voting
R 24001
D 8000
Unaffiliated 1000
Total 33001
% of votes cast 97%0%0%3%
How each member voted (34)

Official roll call →

Passed 102 Yea · 0 Nay · 2 Other
Party YeaNayPresentNot Voting
Unaffiliated 5000
R 70001
D 25001
Total 100002
% of votes cast 98%0%0%2%
How each member voted (102)
Member Party Vote
Wood (D) — Yea
Corey Harbison — Yea
Cynthia Almond — Yea
John W. Rogers — Yea
Randall Shedd — Yea
Adline Clarke D Yea
Anthony Daniels D Yea
Artis 'A.J.' McCampbell D Yea
Barbara Boyd D Yea
Barbara Drummond D Yea
Berry Forte D Yea
Chris England D Yea
Curtis Travis D Yea
Jeremy Gray D Yea
Juandalynn Givan D Not Voting
Kelvin Lawrence D Yea
Kenyatté Hassell D Yea
Laura Hall D Yea
M. Moore D Yea
Napoleon Bracy D Yea
Neil Rafferty D Yea
Ontario Tillman D Yea
Patrice McClammy D Yea
Patrick Sellers D Yea
Pebblin W. Warren D Yea
Phillip Ensler D Yea
Prince Chestnut D Yea
Rolanda Hollis D Yea
Sam Jones D Yea
TaShina Morris D Yea
Thomas Jackson D Yea
Alan Baker R Yea
Allen Treadaway R Yea
Andy Whitt R Yea
Arnold Mooney R Yea
Ben Harrison R Yea
Ben Robbins R Yea
Bill Lamb R Yea
Bob Fincher R Yea
Brett Easterbrook R Not Voting
Chad Robertson R Yea
Chip Brown R Yea
Chris Blackshear R Yea
Chris Pringle R Yea
Chris Sells R Yea
Corley Ellis R Yea
Craig Lipscomb R Yea
Danny Crawford R Yea
Danny Garrett R Yea
David Faulkner R Yea
David Standridge R Yea
Donna Givens R Yea
Ed Oliver R Yea
Ernie Yarbrough R Yea
Frances Holk-Jones R Yea
Ginny Shaver R Yea
Ivan Smith R Yea
James Lomax R Yea
Jamie Kiel R Yea
Jeff Sorrells R Yea
Jennifer Fidler R Yea
Jerry Starnes R Yea
Jim Carns R Yea
Jim Hill R Yea
Joe Lovvorn R Yea
Kenneth Paschal R Yea
Kerry (Bubba) Underwood R Yea
Leigh Hulsey R Yea
Mack Butler R Yea
Marcus Paramore R Yea
Margie Wilcox R Yea
Mark Gidley R Yea
Mark Shirey R Yea
Matt Simpson R Yea
Matt Woods R Yea
Matthew Hammett R Yea
Mike Kirkland R Yea
Mike Shaw R Yea
Nathaniel Ledbetter R Yea
Parker Moore R Yea
Paul W. Lee R Yea
Phillip Pettus R Yea
Phillip Rigsby R Yea
Randy Wood R Yea
Reed Ingram R Yea
Rex Reynolds R Yea
Rhett Marques R Yea
Rick Rehm R Yea
Ritchie Whorton R Yea
Ron Bolton R Yea
Russell Bedsole R Yea
Scott Stadthagen R Yea
Shane Stringer R Yea
Steve Clouse R Yea
Steve Hurst R Yea
Susan DuBose R Yea
Terri Collins R Yea
Tim Wadsworth R Yea
Tracy Estes R Yea
Troy Stubbs R Yea
Wes Kitchens R Yea
William Brock Colvin R Yea

Official roll call →

Passed 30 Yea · 0 Nay · 5 Other
Party YeaNayPresentNot Voting
R 23002
D 5003
Unaffiliated 1000
Total 29005
% of votes cast 85%0%0%15%
How each member voted (34)

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Frequently asked questions

What does SB 192 do?
Industrial access roads, public corporation construction of public roads, access roads for entry to industrial facilities not a taking of public property.
Who sponsors SB 192?
SB 192 is sponsored by Greg Albritton (R).
What is the current status of SB 192?
This bill has been enacted into law. Introduced April 11, 2023. Enacted.
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