SOUTH DAKOTA
SENATE
SEVENTY-FIFTH
LEGISLATIVE SESSION
|
Harold W. Halverson President Pro tempore |
Carole Hillard PRESIDENT |
Patricia Adam Secretary |
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS
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SB 0012*
(concurrence in House amendments, HJ 697) provide for a conservation easement
for certain state lands.
SB 0205*
(concurrence in House amendments, HJ 701) provide management authority to the
Department of Game, Fish and Parks over certain property being acquired from the
United States.
SCR 0008
(SJ 28th LD) Requesting that railroad cars operating in the state be reflectorized.
HCR 1009
(deferred from 28th LD) Urging the extension of South Dakota's pheasant hunting
season through December thirty-first.
CONSIDERATION OF REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
Amended SJ 28th LD: HB 1058
WITHOUT RECOMMENDATION: HB 1053
CONSENT CALENDAR ITEMS
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HB 1139*
revise the property tax levies for the general fund of a school district.
HB 1247*
revise certain provisions pertaining to ambulance districts.
HCR 1006
Requesting the designation of a portion of U.S. Highway 83 as Pearl Harbor
Memorial Highway.
HCR 1012
Urging support for America's sheep industry.
HCR 1013
Seeking increased federal funding for the state animal damage control program.
SECOND READING OF HOUSE BILLS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS
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HB 1133*
(removed from consent calendar) provide insurance coverage for off-label uses of
prescription drugs used for the treatment of cancer or life threatening conditions.
HB 1073*
(deferred from 28th LD) permit assessments based on benefits.
HB 1174
(deferred from 28th LD) revise the provisions on the liability of adjoining property
owners for failure to repair or maintain sidewalks.
HB 1179
(deferred from 28th LD) revise the rate of interest on property tax certificates and
delinquent taxes.
HB 1197*
(deferred from 28th LD) prohibit capital punishment of juvenile offenders.
exempt mentally retarded persons from the death penalty and to provide for a
determination of mental retardation in such cases.
HB 1200* (deferred from 28th LD) require criminal background checks of school employees
and to prohibit employment of certain persons in schools.
HB 1213*
(deferred from 28th LD) provide for an appeal of valuation decisions of the
secretary of revenue and for the recovery of certain expenses.
HB 1222
(deferred from 28th LD) revise the motor fuel tax distribution to the Department
of Game, Fish and Parks.
HB 1261*
(deferred from 28th LD) permit schools to display the Ten Commandments.
HB 1282*
(deferred from 28th LD)
prohibit physician assistants from performing or assisting
at certain medical tasks for the purpose of performing or inducing abortions.
prohibit persons other than physicians from performing or assisting at certain
medical tasks for the purpose of performing or inducing abortions.
HB 1308
(deferred from 28th LD) prohibit the possession of certain forms of computer-
related child pornography.
HB 1184*
provide immunity to members of county boards of mental illness and county
review boards.
HB 1239*
limit the use of mechanical restraints in juvenile correctional facilities.
HB 1272*
provide for periodic judicial review of status of children in custody of the
Department of Corrections.
LEGISLATIVE COMMEMORATIONS
HC 1020
( HJ 714) Commending and honoring Dr. Curt Voight, Rapid City, as the 1999-
2000 President of the National Association of Secondary School Principals.
CONFERENCE COMMITTEES APPOINTED THAT HAVE NOT REPORTED
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SB 0071*
remove certain restrictions relating to the use of school buses.
Senate Committee: Brosz, Halverson, Kloucek
House Committee: Konold, Fiegen, Wilson
HB 1096*
assign liability for certain attempts to prevent or delay the control or eradication of
weeds or the mountain pine beetle.
House Committee: Wetz, Brooks, Lucas
Senate Committee: Madden, Whiting, Dennert
HB 1122*
require a removal agency to notify a county sheriff or chief of police after
removing certain motor vehicles.
House Committee: McNenny, Hennies, Lucas
Senate Committee: Albers, Bogue, Olson
HISTORIC CAPITOL NOTE
The original roof of the capitol was covered with copper that was hard to repair and maintain. In
1929, $5,000 was spent to remove the copper sheathing and replace it with a bonded composition.
The salvaged copper netted $1,700. Pierre Since 1910, Harold H. Schuler