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HB144 -Rep. Crighton, Brendan (D) - An Act relative to community benefit districts
Rep. Crighton, Brendan (D)
Sponsor:
Cosponsors: Rep. Cabral, Antonio (D); Rep. Cariddi, Gailanne (D); Rep. DiNatale, Stephen (D); Rep.
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
Garballey, Sean (D); Rep. Kaufman, Jay (D); Rep. Kulik, Stephen (D); Sen. Lewis, Jason (D);
Rep. Peake, Sarah (D); Rep. Rosa, Dennis (D); Rep. Swan, Benjamin (D); Rep. Vega, Aaron
(D); Rep. Walsh, Chris (D); Rep. Moran, Frank (D); Sen. McGee, Thomas (D); Sen. Moore,
Michael (D); Sen. Wolf, Daniel (D); Rep. Cullinane, Daniel (D); Rep. Vincent, RoseLee (D)
This bill implements the creation of Community Benefit Districts in the form of management
entities that are intended to help with the development of communities through business,
recreation, preservation, security, and sanitation. Each CBD shall have to petition to be
recognized as such and then a board of directors shall oversee the management entity to
ensure the implementation of a management plan. Provides further guidance for the operation
and dissolution of Community Benefit Districts. (No general or session laws cited).
2015-01-14
Referred to Committee
HB465 -Rep. Poirier, Elizabeth (R) - An Act relative to the incorporation of civics in the high
school curriculum
Rep. Poirier, Elizabeth (R)
Sponsor:
Cosponsors: Rep. Gifford, Susan (R); Rep. Howitt, Steven (R); Rep. Roy, Jeffrey (D); Rep. Walsh, Chris (D);
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
Rep. Silvia, Alan (D); Rep. Cole, Leah (R); Rep. Lee, Susannah (R); Rep. Whelan, Timothy (R)
Requires the Executive Office of Education to convene a 9 member advisory committee to
investigate implementing a 6 year career planning process to be coordinated by licensed school
guidance counselors for all students in grades 6-12; articulates the qualifications of the
members of the advisory committee; requires the committee to report its findings to the
legislature. No general or special laws cited.
2015-01-15
Referred to Committee
HB642 -Rep. Collins, Nicholas (D) - An Act relative to the development and promulgation of
regulations governing underground storage tanks
Rep. Collins, Nicholas (D)
Sponsor:
Cosponsors: No Cosponsors
Amends GL 21O, the statute governing Operation and Removal of Underground Storage Tanks,
Summary:
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Progress:
by adding a section creating the Underground Storage Tank Standards Board, responsible for
developing and approving any regulations promulgated under this statute; designates the
Commissioner of Environmental Protection as the Chairman of the Board; specifies the other
members of the Board and their terms; provides for certain exceptions to Chapter 268A, the
statute governing Conduct of Public Officials and Employees, for Board members.
2015-01-16
Referred to Committee
HB656 -Rep. Dykema, Carolyn (D) - An Act relative to municipal assistance for clean water
and economic development infrastructure
Rep. Dykema, Carolyn (D)
Sponsor:
Cosponsors: Rep. Arciero, James (D); Rep. Balser, Ruth (D); Rep. Benson, Jennifer (D); Rep. Cabral,
Summary:
Antonio (D); Rep. Ferguson, Kimberly (R); Rep. Golden, Thomas (D); Rep. Hecht, Jonathan (D);
Rep. Kafka, Louis (D); Rep. Kuros, Kevin (R); Sen. Lewis, Jason (D); Rep. Murphy, James (D);
Rep. Nangle, David (D); Rep. Peake, Sarah (D); Rep. Provost, Denise (D); Rep. Schmid, Paul
(D); Rep. Story, Ellen (D); Rep. Timilty, Walter (D); Rep. Walsh, Chris (D); Rep. Farley-Bouvier,
Tricia (D); Sen. Eldridge, James (D); Sen. Moore, Michael (D); Sen. Tarr, Bruce (R); Rep.
Gonzalez, Carlos (D); Sen. Gobi, Anne (D); Sen. L'Italien, Barbara (D)
Establishes a Water Pollution Abatement Trust and a Water Infrastructure Improvement Fund
Intro Date:
Progress:
for purposes of improving drinking water, wastewater and storm water capital assets through
loans and grants, for which bonds may be issued for local or regional projects that meet certain
criteria; authorizes the Treasurer to issue bonds for this purpose.
2015-01-15
Referred to Committee
HB657 -Rep. Dykema, Carolyn (D) - An Act providing for the establishment of sustainable
water resource funds
Rep. Dykema, Carolyn (D)
Sponsor:
Cosponsors: Rep. Arciero, James (D); Rep. Atkins, Cory (D); Rep. Benson, Jennifer (D); Rep. Cantwell,
Summary:
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Progress:
James (D); Rep. Ferguson, Kimberly (R); Rep. Fernandes, John (D); Rep. Golden, Thomas (D);
Rep. Kafka, Louis (D); Sen. Lewis, Jason (D); Rep. Madden, Timothy (D); Rep. Mahoney, John
(D); Rep. Murphy, James (D); Rep. Nangle, David (D); Rep. Naughton, Harold (D); Rep. Peake,
Sarah (D); Rep. Provost, Denise (D); Rep. Schmid, Paul (D); Rep. Smizik, Frank (D); Rep.
Story, Ellen (D); Rep. Swan, Benjamin (D); Rep. Roy, Jeffrey (D); Rep. Walsh, Chris (D); Sen.
Eldridge, James (D); Sen. Joyce, Brian (D); Sen. Moore, Michael (D); Sen. Tarr, Bruce (R); Rep.
Cullinane, Daniel (D)
Amends GL 40 by inserting a new section 39M; authorizes a municipality, water district,
wastewater district or stormwater utility which accepts this section to establish a sustainable
water resources fund, and to collect a charge to be used for measures to remedy and offset the
environmental impacts of new or increased water withdrawals, sewering, wastewater
discharges, stormwater discharges or impairment of recharge of groundwater through depletion
of ground or surface waters; articulates the permitted uses of and regulations governing the
fund.
2015-01-16
Referred to Committee
HB662 -Rep. Ehrlich, Lori (D) - An Act relative to the groundwater survey program
Rep. Ehrlich, Lori (D)
Sponsor:
Cosponsors: No Cosponsors
Amends GL 21:9B, the statute governing the Groundwater Survey Program within the
Summary:
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Progress:
Department of Environmental Management, to add areas in which a final survey would evaluate
impacts of mining operations or serve to make hydro-geological recommendations for surface
mining closure plans and post mining land use to the survey program.
2015-01-15
Referred to Committee
HB668 -Rep. Fernandes, John (D) - An Act to assist municipal and district ratepayers
Rep. Fernandes, John (D)
Sponsor:
Cosponsors: Rep. Arciero, James (D); Rep. DiNatale, Stephen (D); Rep. Durant, Peter (R); Rep. Golden,
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
Thomas (D); Rep. Kuros, Kevin (R); Rep. Nangle, David (D); Rep. Poirier, Elizabeth (R); Rep.
Haddad, Patricia (D); Rep. Orrall, Keiko (R); Rep. Campanale, Kate (R); Rep. DeCoste, David
(R)
Applies the term "local mandate" to any requirement by the Executive Office of Energy and
Environmental Affairs and its agencies (collectively EOEEA) that a city or town expend funds on
water-related projects, and requires an impact statement and public review process prior to the
implementation of any rule or regulation.
2015-01-15
Referred to Committee
HB735 -Rep. Peisch, Alice (D) - An Act to protect the rights of municipalities and districts
Rep. Peisch, Alice (D)
Sponsor:
Cosponsors: Rep. Arciero, James (D)
To ensure accurate water withdrawal data, changes existing law to allow water districts and
Summary:
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Progress:
municipalities to continue withdrawals from river basins at existing levels, subject to a renewal
registration statement, and requires that the Department of Environmental Quality may only
impose accurate metering on renewals.
2015-01-15
Referred to Committee
HB740 -Rep. Provost, Denise (D) - An Act to protect our drinking water from hydraulic
fracturing
Rep. Provost, Denise (D)
Sponsor:
Cosponsors: Rep. Ashe, Brian (D); Rep. Balser, Ruth (D); Rep. Cariddi, Gailanne (D); Rep. Dykema, Carolyn
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
(D); Rep. Ehrlich, Lori (D); Rep. Garballey, Sean (D); Rep. Hecht, Jonathan (D); Rep. Kocot,
Peter (D); Sen. Lewis, Jason (D); Rep. Scibak, John (D); Rep. Smizik, Frank (D); Rep. Story,
Ellen (D); Rep. Toomey, Timothy (D); Rep. Rogers, David (D); Rep. Walsh, Chris (D); Rep.
Keefe, Mary (D); Rep. Decker, Marjorie (D); Rep. Farley-Bouvier, Tricia (D); Sen. Eldridge,
James (D); Sen. Jehlen, Patricia (D); Rep. Dubois, Michelle (D); Sen. L'Italien, Barbara (D)
Prohibits hydraulic fracturing in the commonwealth to protect the water quality.
2015-01-12
Referred to Committee
HB772 -Rep. Walsh, Chris (D) - An Act relative to underground infrastructure
Rep. Walsh, Chris (D)
Sponsor:
Cosponsors: Rep. Provost, Denise (D); Rep. Gentile, Carmine (D)
Amends GL 164 by inserting a new §71A; directs the department of public utilities to promulgate
Summary:
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Progress:
rules and regulations relating to the construction of utility infrastructure designed to shield utility
infrastructure from damage sue to storms, vandalism, security issues, and maintenance issues,
overload issues; directs the department of utilities to prioritize and incentivize the creation of
underground utilities wherever feasible.
2015-01-14
Referred to Committee
HB2698 -Rep. Walsh, Chris (D) - An Act relative to regional transportation ballot initiatives
Rep. Walsh, Chris (D)
Sponsor:
Cosponsors: Rep. Calter, Thomas (D); Rep. Devers, Marcos (D); Rep. DiNatale, Stephen (D); Rep. Dykema,
Summary:
Intro Date:
Carolyn (D); Rep. Hecht, Jonathan (D); Rep. Khan, Kay (D); Sen. Lewis, Jason (D); Rep.
Peake, Sarah (D); Rep. Pignatelli, William (D); Rep. Provost, Denise (D); Rep. Sannicandro,
Tom (D); Rep. Speliotis, Theodore (D); Rep. Swan, Benjamin (D); Rep. Gordon, Kenneth (D);
Rep. O\'Day, James (D); Sen. Eldridge, James (D); Sen. Ross, Richard (R); Rep. Gentile,
Carmine (D); Rep. Tosado, Jose (D)
Enacts a new GL 65D, an act relative to regional transportation ballot initiatives; authorizes a
municipality, or a district formed from two or more municipalities, to impose a tax surcharge on
one of four taxes from a list including payroll, sales, property, or vehicle excise tax, to be used
for transportation-related purposes only: establishes the process for acceptance of the
surcharge in a municipality or district; establishes the regulations governing the collection of the
surcharge; directs that a municipality or district which accepts this section must establish a
local or regional transportation committee, consisting of 5 members; establishes the
regulations for governing the committee; establishes the powers and duties of the committee;
directs the commonwealth to establish the Massachusetts Local and Regional Transportation
Trust Fund, for the exclusive benefit of municipalities or districts accepting this act; requires the
commonwealth to annually disburse from this fund an amount not to exceed the total surcharge
collected in each municipality or district that has accepted this act; authorizes the municipality
to reduce or make changes in the amount of the surcharge or the amount of exemptions in the
same manner as it were accepted; authorizes a municipality to revoke the surcharge after 5
years in the same manner as it were accepted; directs the commissioner of revenue to
promulgate rules and regulations relating to this chapter.
2015-01-15
Progress:
Referred to Committee
HB2719 -Rep. Calter, Thomas (D) - An Act relative to the indemnity and insurance
responsibility on certain public construction projects
Sponsor:
Cosponsors:
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
Rep. Calter, Thomas (D)
No Cosponsors
No Summary
2015-01-15
Referred to Committee
HB2762 -Rep. Jones, Bradley (R) - An Act requiring government neutrality in all public
construction projects
Rep. Jones, Bradley (R)
Sponsor:
Cosponsors: Rep. Boldyga, Nicholas (R); Rep. Ferguson, Kimberly (R); Rep. Frost, Paul (R); Rep. Gifford,
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
Susan (R); Rep. Harrington, Sheila (R); Rep. Hill, Bradford (R); Rep. Kuros, Kevin (R); Rep.
Poirier, Elizabeth (R); Rep. Smola, Todd (R); Rep. Vieira, David (R); Rep. D'Emilia, Angelo (R);
Rep. Orrall, Keiko (R); Rep. Dooley, Shawn (R)
Adds new provisions prohibit awarding authorities on public construction projects from requiring
bidders, contractors, or subcontractors from entering into or adhering to agreements with one or
more unions on the same or related projects.
2015-01-16
Referred to Committee
HB2765 -Rep. Jones, Bradley (R) - An Act eliminating the Pacheco Law
Rep. Jones, Bradley (R)
Sponsor:
Cosponsors: Rep. Boldyga, Nicholas (R); Rep. Ferguson, Kimberly (R); Rep. Frost, Paul (R); Rep. Gifford,
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
Susan (R); Rep. Harrington, Sheila (R); Rep. Hill, Bradford (R); Rep. Howitt, Steven (R); Rep.
Kuros, Kevin (R); Rep. Poirier, Elizabeth (R); Rep. Smola, Todd (R); Rep. Vieira, David (R);
Rep. D'Emilia, Angelo (R); Rep. Orrall, Keiko (R); Rep. Dooley, Shawn (R); Rep. Berthiaume
Jr., Donald (R)
Eliminates the so-called Pacheco Privatization law, which has historically been used to limit the
government's ability to privatize current public functions without a cost-benefit analysis and
without changing prevailing labor standards as an end-run around the public employee unions.
Under the existing law an agency must prepare a detailed written statement of the service to be
contracted, estimate the most cost-efficient method of providing the service with agency
employees, select a contractor through a competitive bidding process, and compare the inhouse cost to the cost of the private contract. Bidders must maintain comparable labor
standards; the state auditor then reviews the the application to ensure that the cost of the
contracted service would be less than the in-house cost and maintain at least equal quality of
service. The auditor has 30 days to approve or reject the application.
2015-01-16
Referred to Committee
HB2776 -Rep. Kulik, Stephen (D) - An Act relative to thresholds for mandated use of the
designer selection law
Rep. Kulik, Stephen (D)
Sponsor:
Cosponsors: Rep. Jones, Bradley (R); Rep. Murphy, James (D); Rep. Naughton, Harold (D); Rep. Provost,
Summary:
Denise (D); Rep. Walsh, Chris (D); Rep. Wong, Donald (R); Sen. Hedlund, Robert (R); Rep.
DeCoste, David (R)
Attempts to articulate specific conditions under which a contract for design services shall be
exempt from jurisdiction of the Designer Selection Board; removes a provision that requires
each contract for designer services for a project whose estimated cost of construction is not less
than $10,000 nor more than $25,000 shall not be required to be advertised in a newspaper but
shall be required to be advertised in the central register. (The sections that this bill intends to
Intro Date:
Progress:
amend have been repealed in the Administrative Acts of 2012 and presumably the committee
will assess the proper location for these amendments).
2015-01-15
Referred to Committee
HB2815 -Rep. Sanchez, Jeffrey (D) - An Act providing for disposition of surplus state real
property based on smart growth land use policies
Rep. Sanchez, Jeffrey (D)
Sponsor:
Cosponsors: Sen. Lewis, Jason (D); Rep. Walsh, Chris (D); Rep. Keefe, Mary (D)
Rewrites most of GL 7C:33 and 34 relative to the powers of the DCAMM Commissioner with
Summary:
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Progress:
respect to the acquisition, control, and disposition of real property. As rewritten the emphasis
turns to "smart growth" land use policies. (Smart growth is an urban planning and
transportation theory that concentrates growth in compact walkable urban centers to avoid
sprawl.) As amended, the DCAMM Commissioner would still be responsible for the
acquisition, control and disposition of real property but may also delegate that responsibility to
an administrator who has 10 years of experience in the management of commercial, industrial,
institutional or public real property. In acquiring properties and buildings for the use of state
agencies, DCAMM is to give first consideration to any structures that have been certified as
historic landmarks; real property acquired for the use of state agencies is still to be held in the
name of the Commonwealth; the Commissioner may transfer and change the use of land,
buildings and other real property of the Commonwealth (other than the State House) within or
between state agencies including, with the consent of the CJAM of the Trial Courts, the
judiciary; a transfer within or between state agencies or executive offices which involves either a
change in the purposes or a change in use in excess of 50% of the usable floor space will
require the prior approval of the Legislature. The Commissioner, with the consultation of the
Surplus Land Coordination Committee, may sell, lease, transfer or otherwise dispose of surplus
real property of the Commonwealth with a few restrictions. Before making a determination that
any real property larger than 2 acres or valued at more than $1,000,000 is surplus to current
and foreseeable state uses, the Commissioner must file a report with the legislature, hold a
public hearing within 30 days of making that report, and notify the the host municipality and the
regional planning agency affected. The Regional Planning Agency must then conduct a smart
growth reuse review. Each host municipality is to have a right of first refusal to acquire the
surplus real property for a direct public use at 80% of the official valuation. Finally, the bill also
establishes a new Capital Projects Fund, to be financed by a portion of the net cash proceeds
resulting from the disposition of surplus real property and to be expended, subject to
appropriation, to meet the capital improvement needs of the Commonwealth. Real property
that is the subject of a special act having an effective date before the new provisions come into
effect would be exempted from the new provisions. (HB 2874 and HB 2902 are identical; both
are very similar to SB 1535.)
2015-01-15
Referred to Committee
HB2843 -Rep. Vieira, David (R) - An Act relative to the state building code
Rep. Vieira, David (R)
Sponsor:
Cosponsors: No Cosponsors
Amends GL 143:97 prohibiting the state board of building regulations and standards from
Summary:
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Progress:
adopting an amendment to the state building code that permits a city or town to accept
the amendment on a local option basis.
2015-01-15
Referred to Committee
HB2850 -Rep. Cabral, Antonio (D) - An Act relative to improving public safety in excavation
Rep. Cabral, Antonio (D)
Sponsor:
Cosponsors: No Cosponsors
Amends GL 82:40 to provide definitions relative to excavation safety requirements. Amends
Summary:
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Progress:
GL 82:40B to require minimum marking requirements for the designation of underground
facilities. Amends GL 82:40E to provide that the Department of Telecommunications and
Energy may require a first time offender of sections 40A or 40E to complete "dig safe" training in
lieu of a fine.
2015-01-16
Referred to Committee
HB3100 -Rep. Straus, William (D) - An Act directing the board of the Massachusetts
Department of Transportation to assess the current status of the Commonwealth's
transportation system
Rep. Straus, William (D)
Sponsor:
Cosponsors: Rep. Ashe, Brian (D); Rep. Balser, Ruth (D); Rep. Cabral, Antonio (D); Rep. Cantwell, James
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
(D); Rep. Dykema, Carolyn (D); Rep. Ehrlich, Lori (D); Rep. Garballey, Sean (D); Sen. Lewis,
Jason (D); Rep. Miceli, James (D); Rep. Provost, Denise (D); Rep. Speliotis, Theodore (D);
Rep. Roy, Jeffrey (D); Rep. Wagner, Joseph (D); Rep. Walsh, Chris (D); Rep. Decker, Marjorie
(D); Rep. Haddad, Patricia (D); Sen. Eldridge, James (D); Sen. Pacheco, Marc (D); Sen. Rush,
Michael (D); Rep. Livingstone, Jay (D); Rep. Crighton, Brendan (D)
No Summary
2015-01-16
Referred to Committee
HD1525 -Rep. Moran, Frank (D) - An Act relative to the payment of subcontractors in the
Commonwealth
Sponsor:
Cosponsors:
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
Rep. Moran, Frank (D)
No Cosponsors
No Summary
2015-01-15
Filed
SD303 -Sen. Pacheco, Marc (D) - An Act to promote livable communities and zoning reform
act
Sponsor:
Cosponsors:
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
Sen. Pacheco, Marc (D)
No Cosponsors
No Summary
2015-01-14
Filed
SD317 -Sen. Wolf, Daniel (D) - An Act promoting the planning and development of
sustainable communities
Sen. Wolf, Daniel (D)
Sponsor:
Cosponsors: No Cosponsors
Makes global changes in the zoning and municipal planning process with the intent of updating
Summary:
antiquated zoning laws that have not be updated in over thirty years. Changes include
decreasing from supermajority to majority the vote requirements relative to changing a
municipal zoning ordinance or by-law (but with a six month delay before the voting requirement
kicks in); by amending provisions relative to multi-family use in non-residentially zoned areas;
authorizes municipalities to adopt a zoning ordinance or by-law requiring impact fees for any
proposed development;authorizes municipalities to adopt a zoning ordinance or bylaw
requiring an applicant for a residential or mixed use development to provide inclusionary
housing units within the development; establishes a land use dispute avoidance process;
creates a new GL 40X, relative to Concurrent Applications; creates a new GL 40Y, The
Planning Ahead For Growth Act; amends provisions related to master plans by adding language
to reflect the state's sustainable development principles; removes language exempting certain
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Progress:
subdivisions from approval under the current definition (so-called ANR, or Approval Not
Required); establishes "minor subdivisions", which includes previous Approval Not Required
divisions, amends procedures in cases challenging the validity of a local zoning law, by
requiring the court to consider whether the provision challenged is consistent with the adopted
master plan of the municipality.
2015-01-14
Filed
SD357 -Sen. McGee, Thomas (D) - An Act relative to increasing transparency in public
construction
Sponsor:
Cosponsors:
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
Sen. McGee, Thomas (D)
No Cosponsors
No Summary
2015-01-14
Filed
SD500 -Sen. Moore, Michael (D) - An Act to assist municipal and district ratepayers
Sponsor:
Cosponsors:
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
Sen. Moore, Michael (D)
No Cosponsors
No Summary
2015-01-15
Filed
SD593 -Sen. Joyce, Brian (D) - An Act creating flexibility in contracting for public construction
Sponsor:
Cosponsors:
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
Sen. Joyce, Brian (D)
No Cosponsors
No Summary
2015-01-15
Filed
SD812 -Sen. Kennedy, Thomas (D) - An Act relative to sustainable water conservation
practices
Sponsor:
Cosponsors:
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
Sen. Kennedy, Thomas (D)
No Cosponsors
No Summary
2015-01-15
Filed
SD897 -Sen. Eldridge, James (D) - An Act relative to water meter testing fees
Sponsor:
Cosponsors:
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
Sen. Eldridge, James (D)
No Cosponsors
No Summary
2015-01-15
Filed
SD899 -Sen. Spilka, Karen (D) - An Act providing for disposition of surplus state real property
based on smart growth land use policies
Sponsor:
Cosponsors:
Summary:
Intro Date:
Sen. Spilka, Karen (D)
No Cosponsors
No Summary
2015-01-15
Progress:
Filed
SD1079 -Sen. Gobi, Anne (D) - An Act to assist municipal and district ratepayers
Sponsor:
Cosponsors:
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
Sen. Gobi, Anne (D)
No Cosponsors
No Summary
2015-01-15
Filed
SD1106 -Sen. Eldridge, James (D) - An Act to mitigate water resource impacts
Sponsor:
Cosponsors:
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
Sen. Eldridge, James (D)
No Cosponsors
No Summary
2015-01-15
Filed
SD1147 -Sen. Flanagan, Jennifer (D) - An Act to maintain public water systems
Sponsor:
Cosponsors:
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
Sen. Flanagan, Jennifer (D)
No Cosponsors
No Summary
2015-01-16
Filed
SD1152 -Sen. Timilty, James (D) - An Act relative to plumbing engineers
Sponsor:
Cosponsors:
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
Sen. Timilty, James (D)
No Cosponsors
No Summary
2015-01-16
Filed
SD1209 -Sen. Tarr, Bruce (R) - An Act providing for alternative delivery of infrastructure
projects
Sponsor:
Cosponsors:
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
Sen. Tarr, Bruce (R)
No Cosponsors
No Summary
2015-01-16
Filed
SD1266 -Sen. McGee, Thomas (D) - An Act directing the Massachusetts Department of
Transportation to assess the current status of the commonwealth's transportation system
Sponsor:
Cosponsors:
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
Sen. McGee, Thomas (D)
No Cosponsors
No Summary
2015-01-16
Filed
SD1357 -Sen. Downing, Benjamin (D) - An Act relative to regional transportation ballot
initiatives
Sen. Downing, Benjamin (D)
Sponsor:
Cosponsors: No Cosponsors
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
No Summary
2015-01-16
Filed
SD1397 -Sen. DiDomenico, Sal (D) - An Act providing for the enhanced protection of the dig
safe law
Sponsor:
Cosponsors:
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
Sen. DiDomenico, Sal (D)
No Cosponsors
No Summary
2015-01-16
Filed
SD1434 -Sen. Tarr, Bruce (R) - An Act relative to land use regulations
Sponsor:
Cosponsors:
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
Sen. Tarr, Bruce (R)
No Cosponsors
No Summary
2015-01-16
Filed
SD1539 -Sen. Pacheco, Marc (D) - An Act relative to life cycle costs for public construction
Sponsor:
Cosponsors:
Summary:
Intro Date:
Progress:
Sen. Pacheco, Marc (D)
No Cosponsors
No Summary
2015-01-16
Filed