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Bill Kennemer

Bills in the 2011 Regular Session, House.

All of Bill Kennemer's terms

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  • House Bill 2893

    Revises requirement for giving of notice by registered professional land surveyor or employee or agent of land surveyor prior to entry upon land for survey work purposes.

  • House Bill 3121

    Reduces amount of fine for operating manually propelled boat of 10 feet or more in length without aquatic invasive species permit to $30 and for operating motorboat without permit to $50.

  • House Bill 3579

    Prohibits advertising that seller will value property being offered as payment toward purchase or lease of motor vehicle at certain amounts.

Passed the House2

  • House Bill 2892

    Allows landowners with common boundary that is uncertain or subject to dispute to locate and fix boundary by agreement.

  • House Bill 3386

    Modifies provisions authorizing dedication, conveyance or grant of property in subdivision or partition process.

In committee14

  • House Bill 2894

    Sets limits on amounts that may be contributed to political candidates by certain political committees.

  • House Bill 2895

    Requires performance audits of state agencies to be conducted by independent auditors.

  • House Bill 2896

    Directs court to award certain damages in action involving false statement of material fact relating to candidate, political committee or measure.

  • House Bill 2897

    Creates subtraction from taxable income for mileage of volunteers.

  • House Bill 2898

    Creates the Oregon Business Development Department Ombudsman Act.

  • House Bill 2899

    Prohibits advertising video lottery games on television.

  • House Bill 2901

    Limits ability of public body to require charitable organization, private foundation trust, split interest trust or private foundation to disclose certain information relating to employees, officers, directors, trustees, members or owners.

  • House Bill 2902

    Limits ability of public body to impose requirements for governing board or officers of charitable organization, private foundation trust, split interest trust or private foundation.

  • House Bill 2903

    Limits ability of public body to impose requirements for distribution of funds by charitable organizations, private foundation trusts, split interest trusts and private foundations.

  • House Bill 3028

    Prohibits discrimination in rates of insurance reimbursement paid to specified providers.

  • House Bill 3384

    Requires Department of Education to pay costs of education of child in program for long-term care or treatment when child is eligible to receive education and to be enrolled in program.

  • House Bill 3385

    Requires Department of Human Services and Oregon Youth Authority to accept and consider from facilities serving children recommendations for improving administrative efficiency and reducing administrative burden.

  • House Bill 3387

    Designates Trust for Cultural Development Account as trust account exclusively for arts and culture purposes.

  • House Bill 3581

    Permits certain individuals to use warning lights on vehicle.

Carried from the Senate

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  • Senate Bill 704

    Exempts person performing work for purposes of agricultural drainage, agricultural trenching or agricultural irrigation or involving construction of agricultural fences to control livestock from licensure as construction contractor.

Co-sponsored

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  • House Bill 2770

    Directs Oregon Business Development Department to explore feasibility of establishing Business Ombudsman position and related website.

  • House Bill 2825

    Requires state agencies to submit information about tax expenditures that have purpose connected to referenced economic development to Oregon Department of Administrative Services for posting on Oregon transparency website.

  • House Bill 2879

    Changes name of Task Force on Stage Two Business Development and Economic Gardening to Grow Oregon Council.

  • House Bill 2960

    Directs State Department of Energy to establish clean energy deployment program to provide grants and loans to support energy efficiency or clean energy projects, including projects to weatherize, upgrade or retrofit public schools.

  • House Bill 3039

    Directs Department of Transportation to erect and maintain roadside memorial sign under certain circumstances for police officer killed in line of duty.

  • House Bill 3105

    Requires executive summaries of reports and notices of proposed rulemaking that must be filed with members of Legislative Assembly to be sent electronically.

  • House Bill 3255

    Requires State Department of Fish and Wildlife to increase hazing of pinnipeds during specified periods.

  • House Bill 3273

    Allows household member to continue to use confidential address on records maintained by Department of Transportation for up to four years after eligible employee or corrections officer is killed in line of duty.

  • House Bill 3332

    Allows State Department of Agriculture to waive routine inspection of certain food establishments.

  • House Bill 3334

    Allows commercial production and sale of bread, rolls and buns made only with whole grain flours.

  • House Bill 3336

    Requires state institutions of higher learning to allow military recruitment on campus on equal footing with other employment recruitment.

  • House Bill 3354

    Provides that U.S. Highway 30 between St. Helens and Rainier shall be known as Police Chief Ralph Painter Memorial Highway.

  • House Bill 3375

    Modifies provisions for development and maintenance of telephone service that provides referral information regarding services after emergency and health and human services.

  • House Bill 3433

    Allows court to renew Family Abuse Prevention Act order upon petition of child who has reached 18 years of age if child was protected by previous order and reasonably fears further acts of abuse by respondent.

  • House Bill 3528

    Authorizes Oregon Department of Administrative Services to consult with Oregon Progress Board regarding specified plans and entities and requires department to submit related report to interim committee of Legislative Assembly with subject matter jurisdiction over board on or before July 2, 2012.

  • House Bill 3591

    Requires Department of Environmental Quality to consult with applicant regarding Federal Water Pollution Control Act variances in order to seek to minimize negative economic impacts of variances.

  • House Bill 3611

    Requires person who submits death certificate after decedent's death was caused by suicide to make reasonable efforts to ascertain and to notify Center for Health Statistics whether decedent was veteran, whether decedent served in combat and where decedent served if decedent served in combat.

  • House Bill 3658

    Directs Adjutant General to form commission to develop and name medal to honor fallen military members from Oregon.

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  • House Bill 3241

    Establishes process through which person may obtain reservation through city or county to conduct funeral service on public property.

  • House Bill 3250

    Directs Department of Transportation to issue Keep Kids Safe registration plates.

  • House Bill 3342

    Requires wholesale dealers of gasoline to offer for sale gasoline containing 10 percent ethanol and gasoline with octane rating of 91 or above that is not blended with ethanol.

Out of committee · 4
  • House Bill 3335

    Authorizes State Parks and Recreation Commission to establish reductions in, waivers of or exemptions from fees and charges imposed on users of areas established and maintained by State Parks and Recreation Department for Oregon armed services members returning from overseas combat zone deployment or honorably discharged from active overseas combat zone deployment.

  • House Bill 3360

    Requires state agency to report to Director of Oregon Department of Administrative Services when any budgeted position is vacant for six months.

  • House Bill 3523

    Authorizes Oregon Medical Board to issue certificates of prescriptive authority to certain licensed psychologists who meet specified requirements.

  • House Bill 3529

    Modifies crime of theft in first degree to include theft of agricultural property under certain circumstances.

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  • House Bill 2005

    Provides that Environmental Quality Commission may not adopt by rule low carbon fuel standards.

  • House Bill 2016

    Requires patient seeking prescription for medication to end patient's life to undergo counseling.

  • House Bill 2860

    Creates Rail Advisory Council for purpose of advising Department of Transportation and Oregon Transportation Commission on matters related to state rail system.

  • House Bill 3120

    Directs Secretary of State to notify candidates for public office of legal action and remedies available for publishing false statement of material fact relating to any candidate, political committee or measure.

  • House Bill 3192

    Provides that fines and costs collected by court for traffic offenses committed on state highways be credited and distributed as monetary obligation payable to state.

  • House Bill 3212

    Extends period in which nurse practitioner is authorized to provide compensable medical services in workers' compensation claim from 90 days to 180 days.

  • House Bill 3221

    Permits taxpayer to defer recognition of long-term capital gain if taxpayer invests in business entity in Oregon during tax year.

  • House Bill 3243

    Declares that data used to diagnose, maintain or repair motor vehicles that is created, collected or contained in motor vehicle is exclusively owned by motor vehicle owner.

  • House Bill 3274

    Requires Department of Human Services to operate pilot program, subject to approval by United States Department of Agriculture, to prohibit purchase of foods of minimal nutritional value using Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits.

  • House Bill 3321

    Removes requirement for State Department of Agriculture to monitor ethanol fuel production and issue notice when ethanol production reaches specified level.

  • House Bill 3326

    Allows use of dog to hunt cougars during final three months of general cougar hunting season if State Fish and Wildlife Commission determines that harvest quota for particular hunt zone might not be met.

  • House Bill 3343

    Requires Oregon Health Authority to appoint advisory committee to make recommendations for plan to administer statewide gambling addiction programs and services.

  • House Bill 3344

    Modifies method for determining amount of lottery proceeds to be allocated to Problem Gambling Treatment Fund in fiscal quarter.

  • House Bill 3393

    Specifies that State of Oregon asserts title to, and claims possession of, all lands in this state possessed and managed by federal government pursuant to Oregon and California Revestment Act of June 9, 1916, and Oregon and California Lands Act of August 28, 1937.

  • House Bill 3401

    Establishes Work and Family Life Task Force.

  • House Bill 3428

    Directs State Department of Fish and Wildlife to create pilot program that allows persons hunting or pursuing cougars to use dogs.

  • House Bill 3429

    Requires Oregon Department of Administrative Services to adopt rules regarding use of wood in buildings constructed by public body using state funding.

  • House Bill 3431

    Allows court in domestic relations proceeding to consider substantiated evidence of spousal abuse when determining proper amount of child and spousal support and proper division of property.

  • House Bill 3511

    Requires State Fish and Wildlife Commission to consult with cities and counties on impact to local economies from additions to lists of threatened or endangered species.

  • House Bill 3512

    Prohibits abortion unless physician has first determined probable post-fertilization age of unborn child, except in case of medical emergency.

  • House Bill 3514

    Prescribes treatments that must be covered by health benefit plans for traumatic brain injuries.

  • House Bill 3515

    Requires certain health care providers to complete continuing education about traumatic brain injury.

  • House Bill 3522

    Prohibits health care practitioners from referring patients to health care entities in which practitioner has beneficial interest or with which practitioner has compensation arrangement, subject to specified exceptions.

  • House Bill 3541

    Prohibits pharmacist from dispensing drug that is not therapeutically equivalent to drug ordered or prescribed unless prescriber and patient have consented in writing.

  • House Bill 3573

    Requires school districts to undertake and complete certain energy efficiency retrofit and upgrade projects that have payback time of 20 years or less.

  • House Bill 3574

    Requires contracting agency to use alternative contracting method to award energy savings performance contract.

  • House Bill 3604

    Requires district school board to procure and cause to be displayed United States flag in classrooms and to provide time for students to salute United States flag once daily during school hours.

  • House Bill 3653

    Expands definition of "farm use" to include facilities for training dogs in canine skills on land zoned for exclusive farm use.

  • House Bill 3662

    Expands immunity from liability for health care provider who provides services for charitable organization without compensation.

  • House Bill 3665

    Modifies composition of and scope of review to be performed by Task Force on Educator Health Benefits.

  • House Bill 3666

    Encourages Oregon Investment Council and State Treasurer to divest investment funds invested in certain companies engaged in mineral-extraction or oil-related activities related to Iran.

  • House Bill 3679

    Exempts energy savings performance contracts, under certain circumstances, from requirement to use competitive bidding process to award public improvement contracts.

  • House Bill 3686

    Requires Oregon Health Authority, Department of Human Services and Department of Consumer and Business Services to report to Legislative Assembly on steps taken to streamline regulatory requirements in specified areas and reduce administrative burdens on persons contracting with or regulated by authority and departments.