H I LLN I S UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT URBANA-CHAMPAIGN PRODUCTION NOTE University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library Large-scale Digitization Project, 2007. Final Legislative Synopsis and Digest of the 1985 Session of the Eighty-fourth General Assembly STATE OF ILLINOIS (No. 20) Vol. II Action on all Bills and Resolutions Received through January 15, 1986 Published by the Legislative Reference Bureau Stanley M. Johnston, Acting Executive Director TABLE OF CONTENTS Officers of the Senate ......... ........... ......... 3 Officers of the House of Representatives .................. 3 Legislative Reference Bureau Members. .................. 3 Standing Committee of the Senate - Chairman ........... 5 Standing Committee of the House - Chairman ...... . . . 6 Senate Bills 1-1516 .............................. 7 House Bills 1-2617 ......................... ..... 869 Executive Orders ............. .... ........... ... 2029 Resolutions ......... ....... . ... ............ . 2032 Joint Session Resolutions ........... ............... 2033 Senate Joint Resolutions Constitutional Amendments ....... 2035 House Joint Resolutions Constitutional Amendments ....... 2040 Senate Joint Resolutions ............................ 2045 House Joint Resolutions .......................... 2065 Senate Resolutions ...... ......................... 2090 House Resolutions ................ . ... .......... 2163 First Special Session House Bills ...................... 2255 First Special Session Senate Joint Resolutions ............ 2258 First Special Session House Joint Resolutions ........... .. 2260 First Special Session Senate Resolutions ............... . 2262 First Special Session House Resolutions ................. 2264 Second Special Session Senate Bills ................... . 2266 Second Special Session House Bills .. . . .......... . ... 2270 Second Special Session Senate Joint Resolutions ........ .. 2273 Second Special Session House Joint Resolutions .. ....... . 2275 Second Special Session Senate Resolutions .. .... . ... . 2277 Second Special Session House Resolutions ............... 2279 Statutes Amended ................ ............... 2281 Index to Sponsors Senate............ ............. 2362 Index to Sponsors - House.. ........................ 2410 Index to Subject Matter ............................. 2500 Governor's Action ................... ............. 2729 (1800-1-86-P.O. 52039) (Printed by Authority of the State of Illinois) 14 ,3 HB-0329 1041 HB-0329 BOWMAN - LEFLORE - O'CONNELL - WASHINGTON - TURNER, FLOWERS, KRSKA, LEVERENZ, GIGLIO AND LAURINO. (New Act) Creates the Tenants Bill of Rights Act. Provides a comprehensive scheme for the protection of tenants from retaliatory actions by landlords when the tenants report building code or health code violations relating to the buildings which they occupy. Provides for remedies and protections for tenants. Feb 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Feb 27 Assigned to Judiciary I May 03 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I 3HB-0330 BRAUN - BOWMAN - SHAW - TURNER - FLOWERS AND YOUNG,A. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 1-110; Ch. 130, pars. 26, 34 and 41a) Amends the General Provisions Article of the Illinois Pension Code and An Act in relation to State moneys. Prohibits investments in or deposits with financial insti- tutions or firms which have investments in or loans outstanding to the Republic of South Africa or firms doing business with the Republic of South Africa until the United Nations certifies that apartheid has been abolished. Provides for a 3 year pe- riod to phase out current investments in such firms. PENSION IMPACT NOTE The restrictions on investments in HB-330 can be expected to result in less diver- sification, higher risks, and lower long-term rates of return for the pension funds af- fected. Any reduction in the rates of investment return earned by the funds would ultimately need to be made up through higher employment contributions. Signifi- cant transaction costs would be involved with the required divestiture. Feb 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Feb 27 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 23 Pension Note Filed Apr 24 Apr 25 May 01 May 02 May 09 May 24 Committee Personnel and Pensions Re-assigned to Urban Redevelopment Motion filed PURSUANT TO 33(F) MOVE TO REASSIGN TO PERS PENSION - DAVIS Committee Urban Redevelopment Motion failed Committee Urban Redevelopment Recommended do pass 005-000-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Interim Study Calendar URB REDEVELOP 'HB-0331 BOWMAN - LEFLORE - TURNER, WASHINGTON, KRSKA, YOUNGA, PHELPS, RICE AND SHAW. (Ch. 67 1/2, par. 404) Amends the Senior Citizens and Disabled Persons Property Tax Relief and Phar- maceutical Assistance Act. Provides that for computing the grant allowed, the an- nual income of a claimant who resides part of the year in housing not subject to property tax shall be pro rated to each month the claimant resides in housing sub- ject to property tax. Also provides that pharmaceutical assistance is available for persons beginning with the calendar year next following the year of their 65th birth- day. Presently they cannot receive the benefit if they are not 65 before 1984. Feb 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. HB-0331 -Cont. Feb 27 Assigned to Revenue Apr 17 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE- 5HB-0332 KOEHLER - CAPPARELLI - SHAW, ALEXANDER AND ROPP. (Ch. 38, new pars. 31-6.1 and 31-7.1) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Makes it a Class 3 felony for a person sen- tenced to periodic imprisonment for a felony and a Class B misdemeanor for a per- son sentenced to periodic imprisonment for a misdemeanor to knowingly fail to appear at the correctional facility or to knowingly fail to deliver himself to the cus- tody of the sheriff or other officer at the time and manner specified by the court. Also provides penalties for aiding such persons sentenced to periodic imprisonment in failing to appear. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 38, new pars. 31-6.1 and 31-7.1 Adds reference to: Ch. 38, pars. 31-6 and 31-7 Deletes title and everything after the enacting clause. Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 to make it a Class 3 felony for a person sentenced to periodic imprisonment for a felony and a Class B misdemeanor for a person sentenced to periodic imprison- ment for a misdemeanor to knowingly fail to report for periodic imprisonment. Also provides penalties for aiding such persons sentenced to periodic imprisonment in failing to report. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes aiding escape from the bill. In the escape statute, deletes reference to per- sons charged with the commission of a felony or misdemeanor in relation to failure to return after furlough. Feb 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Feb 27 Assigned to Judiciary II Mar 07 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY II Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Mar 13 Second Reading Amendment No.02 KOEHLER Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mar 19 Third Reading - Passed 109-000-003 Mar 20 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Mar 27 Sen Sponsor SMITH First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 10 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 05 Committee Assignment of Bills Apr 24 Assigned to Judiciary II May 30 Recommended do pass 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 03 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 05 Third Reading - Passed 055-000-000 Passed both Houses Jun 30 Sent to the Governor Aug 23 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 17 , Total veto stands. HB-0333 GIORGI. (Ch. 38, par. 1003-3-1) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections. Ends the current terms of the Prisoner Review Board members June 30, 1985. Provides for appointment of members of s Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1042 HB-0333-Cont. such Board to initial terms of 2, 4 and 6 years and subsequent terms of 6 years. Ef- fective immediately. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Motion filed PURSUANT TO 20(K)- SUSPND POSTING REQ. IN RELATION TO EXECUTIVE COMM. - GIORGI Committee Executive Mar 13 Recommended do pass 009-004-003 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Mar 19 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-0334 BRUNSVOLD - MADIGAN - MCNAMARA AND DEJAEGHER. (Ch, 67 1/2, par. 608) Amends the Illinois Enterprise Zone Act to permit the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs to certify one additional Enterprise Zone for calendar year 1985. If such additional Enterprise Zone is certified, it shall be located outside the counties of Cook, Will, DuPage, Kane, Lake and McHenry. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Specifies that the additional Enterprise Zone shall be located in Rock Island County. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes everything after the enacting clause. Amends same Sec. to provide that no more than 12 enterprise zones may be certified by the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs in calendar year 1985. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Deletes everything after the enacting clause. Reinserts provisions of H-am 2, in corrected form. Effective immediately. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Permits DCCA to designate up to 2 additional Enterprise Zones outside the regu- lar application cycle if warranted by extreme economic circumstances as deter- mined by the Dept. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Select Comm on Economic Dev Mar 21 Amendment No.01 ECONOMIC DEV Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 014-000-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 16 Second Reading Amendment No.02 BARNES Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.03 BRUNSVOLD Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/118-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor MAHAR Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue Jun 11 Recommended do pass 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading 1043 HB-0334--Cont. Jun 19 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 POSHARD Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Added As A Joint Sponsor JOYCE,JEREMIAH Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/115-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Sep 22 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0817 Effective date 09-22-85 HB-0335 EWING, HOMER, OLSON, HASTERT, WAIT, WOODYARD, RICH- MOND, REA, TERZICH AND CAPPARELLI. (Ch. 95 1/2, 11-416) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Authorizes law enforcement agencies of local authorities to furnish copies of traffic accident reports for a fee not to exceed $5 and to furnish reports of accidents investigated by an accident reconstruction officer or team for a fee not to exceed $20. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Authorizes other State law enforcement agencies other than the Department of Law Enforcement to furnish accident reports for a fee. GOVERNOR AMENDATORY VETO Recommends requiring any written report requested or required by DOT to be furnished to DOT without charge. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation Mar 20 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 020-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Apr 09 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read Apr 10 Remvd from Consent Calendar Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Apr 18 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Apr 30 Short Debate-3rd Passed 109-002-002 May 01 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 08 Sen Sponsor MAITLAND Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Transportation Jun 06 Recommnded do pass as amend 006-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Amendment No.01 TRANSPORTATIN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 RIGNEY Lost 008-029-000 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 20 Added As A Joint Sponsor DEMUZIO Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/113-000-001 Passed both Houses Jul 25 Sent to the Governor 1044 1045 HB-0335-Cont. Sep 22 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 15 Mtn fild accept amend veto EWING Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 114-000-000 Oct 17 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 30 Mtn fild accept amend veto MAITLAND Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 057-000-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto Nov 20 Return to Gov-Certification Nov 26 Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 84-1044 Effective date 07-01-86 'HB-0336 EWING, OLSON, HASTERT, HOMER, BRESLIN, REA, RICHMOND AND WAIT. (Ch. 5, par. 107) Amends the Soil and Water Conservation Districts Act. Makes all districts creat- ed pursuant thereto subject to the Local Governmental and Governmental Employ- ees Tort Immunity Act. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Cities and Villages Mar 13 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Mar 20 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Apr 09 Third Reading - Passed 107-000-000 Apr 10 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Apr 11 Sen Sponsor MAITLAND Placed Calendr,First Readng Apr 16 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 24 Assigned to Judiciary I Jun 05 Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Jun 10 Jun 24 Jul 19 Jul 29 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0114 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0337 EWING - BRESLIN, HOMER, WAIT, HASTERT, OLSON, WOODYARD, RICHMOND, REA, PANGLE, CHRISTENSEN AND PHELPS. (Ch. 5, pars. 1005, 1008, 1010, 1011, 1015, 1016 and 1017; new pars. 1020.1, 1020.2 and 1020.3) Amends the Agricultural Areas Conservation and Protection Act. Restricts the use of land in the area to agricultural production. Requires the county board to noti- fy the Department of Agriculture of the adoption of a plan or the modification of an agricultural area. Requires the Department to make reports to the General Assem- bly regarding agricultural areas. Establishes other procedures and notification re- quirements regarding modifications of agricultural areas. Provides that there shall be no restrictions on buying or selling land in agricultural areas. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that the addition of land to an agricultural area shall not affect the peri- od for review or for the filing of a petition for dissolution. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Specifies that certain extraction of mineral resources shall be considered tempo- rary land use and shall be exempted from the use provisions of this amendatory Act. i Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. HB-0337-Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that agricultural areas must be at least 350, rather than 500, acres. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Agriculture Mar 20 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 016-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Apr 18 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 EWING Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Apr 23 Short Debate-3rd Passed 106-000-000 Apr 24 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 07 Sen Sponsor RIGNEY Placed Calendr,First Readng May 08 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Agriculture, Conservation & Energy May 30 Recommnded do pass as amend 011-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 04 Second Reading Amendment No.01 AGRICULTURE Adopted Amendment No.02 RIGNEY Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 05 Third Reading - Passed 055-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02/112-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Sep 17 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0456 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0338 STERN - OLSON. (Ch. 46, pars. 4-8.03, 5-7.03 and 6-35.03) Amends The Election Code. Suspends, from the effective date of the amendatory language until July 1, 1986, the requirement that election authorities use the uni- form registration record card designed by the State Board of Elections. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides the period during which the uniform registration record card require- ment is suspended ends January 1, 1986, rather than July 1, 1986. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Allows the State Board of Elections to extend, to a date not later than July 1, 1986, the period during which the uniform registration record card requirement is suspended for any election authority requesting such an extension prior to January 1, 1986, and showing good cause why such an extension should be granted. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elections Mar 13 Amendment No.01 ELECTIONS Adopted Amendment No.02 ELECTIONS Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 015-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Mar 19 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read Mar 21 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 109-000-003 Mar 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1046 HB-0338-Cont. May 15 Sen Sponsor KELLY Placed Calendr,First Readng May 16 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 21 Assigned to Elections Jun 05 Recommended do pass 006-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 11 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0386 Effective date 09-16-85 SHB-0339 ZWICK - CURRIE - HOFFMAN - KLEMM - BROOKINS, BRAUN, GREI- MAN, ALEXANDER, CULLERTON, WASHINGTON, TURNER, KEANE AND MCAULIFFE. (Ch. 61, new par. 2.29a, pars 2.33, 2.33a and 3.5) Amends the "Wildlife Code" to prohibit certain uses of leghold and bodygripping traps, and makes such use a Class C misdemeanor; permits the use of self-locking leg and foot snares; directs the Department of Conservation to conduct a trapper ed- ucation program. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 02 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT HB-0340 BARNES - MAUTINO. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 5-106) Amends the Vehicle Code. Permits dealers only licensed to sell self-contained motor homes, mini motor homes or van campers to sell such motor vehicles on Sun- day. Makes technical reorganization. Effective immediately. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Authorizes the sale on Sunday of self-contained motor homes, mini motor homes, van campers and recreational trailers when offered for sale by a dealer at a place of business where only such vehicles are displayed or offered for sale. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation Mar 13 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 019-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Mar 19 Remvd from Consent Calendar Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Mar 20 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Mar 21 Short Debate-3rd Passed 106-000-006 Mar 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Mar 27 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 29 Primary Sponsor Changed To NEDZA Added As A Co-sponsor LEMKE Committee Assignment of Bills Apr 10 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 05 Committee Assignment of Bills Apr 24 Assigned to Transportation Jun 06 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1047 HB-0340-Cont. Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 NEDZA Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 25 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/113-002-001 Passed both Houses Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Sep 22 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0818 Effective date 09-22-85 'HB-0341 WOJCIK - O'CONNELL - HARTKE - RICE, ROPP AND HENSEL. (Ch. 120, pars. 500.23-1 and 500.23-la) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to include certain life care facilities as coopera- tives eligible for the homestead exemption and the senior citizen homestead exemption. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds a provision authorizing the assessor, county assessor, supervisor of assess- ments or board of assessors to determine the eligibility of life care facilities and the method of collecting information to make the determination. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue May 02 Amendment No.01 REVENUE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 016-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 096-009-001 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor NETSCH Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue Jun 11 Recommended do pass 006-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Added As A Co-sponsor HOLMBERG Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 03 Mtn filed overrde Gov veto WOJCIK Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 15 3/5 vote required Override Gov veto-Hse pass 112-003-000 Oct 17 Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 30 Mtn filed overrde Gov veto NETSH 3/5 vote required Override Gov veto-Sen lost 034-019-001 Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 31 Mtn filed overrde Gov veto ROCK & NETSCH 3/5 vote required Override Gov veto-Sen pass 053-002-000 Bth House Overid Total Veto 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1048 HB-0341-Cont. Nov 04 PUBLIC ACT 84-1009 Effective date 01-01-86 SHB-0342 MADIGAN - SOLIZ - RONAN - KULAS - SHAW, WASHINGTON, LE- FLORE, TURNER, FLOWERS AND KRSKA. Appropriates the sum of $20,000,000 from the Capital Development Fund to the Capital Development Board for expenses in connection with establishing the City College of Chicago Job Training Center. Effective July 1, 1985. STATE DEBT IMPACT NOTE Financing costs of HB-342 appropriations would be $42.7 million. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Splits total between GRF and CDF for City College of Chicago, construction of a Job Training Center. Specifies effective date for 1/2 appropriation is July 1, 1985 and for second half is Jan. 1, 1986. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Appropriations I May 08 State Debt Note Filed Committee Appropriations I May 09 Recommended do pass 026-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Verified Third Reading - Passed 062-048-000 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 Sen Sponsor ROCK Added As A Joint Sponsor D'ARCO First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Appropriations I Jun 21 Recommended do pass 010-009-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01 CARROLL & NEDZA Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. Jun 27 Re-committed to Appropriations I 'HB-0343 BRESLIN - JOHNSON - CHURCHILL. (Ch. 127, par. 1302) Amends An Act to provide for representation and indemnification in certain civil law suits. Provides that where a plaintiff has sued a judge for damages caused by a decision, ruling or order of the judge made in the course of his judicial or adminis- trative duties, the Attorney General shall represent the judge in the suit and the State shall indemnify the judge for all damages awarded and all court costs, attor- ney fees, and litigation expenses assessed against the judge. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that indemnification and representation of a judge shall be provided in any case where the plaintiff seeks damages or any equitable relief as a result of any decision, ruling or order of a judge made in the course of his judicial or administra- tive duties. *Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1049 HB-0343-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that when a judge has been convicted of a crime as a result of his or her intentional judicial misconduct in a trial, that judge shall not be entitled to indemni- fication and representation in any case maintained by a party who seeks damages caused or other equitable relief deemed necessitated as a direct result of the judge's intentional judicial misconduct. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I Mar 21 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 013-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 16 Second Reading Amendment No.02 BRESLIN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 17 Third Reading - Passed 111-004-000 May 20 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 21 Sen Sponsor SANGMEISTER First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Judiciary I Jun 05 Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 058-001-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0387 Effective date 09-16-85 HB-0344 PETERSON,W. (Ch. 23, par. 7-1-13) Amends the Municipal Code. Provides, in counties with a population of at least 400,000, that an unincorporated territory containing 60 acres or less which is whol- ly bounded by one or more municipalities and a creek may be annexed by any bor- dering municipality by ordinance. Provides that the Section of the Municipal Code authorizing municipalities to annex certain territory by ordinance shall be subject to provisions requiring the consent of a forest preserve district in a county of 3,000,000 or more population before territory of the district is annexed. Effective immediately. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: (Ch. 24, pars. 2-3-5a and 2-3-18) Provides that electors in certain counties may file a petition for incorporation as a village for an area containing at least 1,800, rather than at least 2,500 inhabitants, if the petition is filed within 30 days after the effective date of this Act. Exempts such petitions from requirement of consent of existing municipality if the area is within 1 1/2 miles of such municipality. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1. Provides that territory which is bounded by one or more municipalities and an in- terstate highway and parcel of less than 10 acres may be annexed by a municipality by ordinance. GOVERNOR AMENDATORY VETO Deletes reference to: Ch. 24, pars. 2-3-5a, 2-3-18 Recommends that provisions which waive certain requirements for incorporation petitions filed within 30 days be deleted. 1050: 1051 HB-0344-Cont. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Cities and Villages May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 08 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate-3rd Passed 105-001-001 May 14 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 Sen Sponsor BARKHAUSEN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 20 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 21 Assigned to Local Government Jun 05 Recommended do pass 005-003-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 20 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 BARKHAUSEN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 054-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 27 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Jun 28 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/BARKHAUSEN WATSON, DEGNAN, ZITO & NEDZA Jun 29 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/CULLERTON, STECZO, GREIMAN, PETERSON,W AND BARGER Jun 30 House report submitted House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/115-000-000 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/057-000-000 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 29 Sent to the Governor Sep 26 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 10 Mtn fild accept amend veto 01/PETERSON,W Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 15 Mtn fild ovrrde amend veto 02/CULLERTON Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 16 Motion withdrawn TO OVERRIDE AMENDATORY VETO -CULLERTON Mtn fild ovrrde amend veto 03/FREDERICK,VF Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 17 3/5 vote required Override am/veto House-lost 03/034-066-007 Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 01/100-004-003 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 30 Mtn fild accept amend veto GEO-KARIS Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 051-001-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto Nov 20 Return to Gov-Certification Nov 26 Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 84-1045 Effective date 11-26-85 HB-0345 2HB-0345 SHAW. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 22-101) Amends the Chicago Transit Authority Section of the Pension Code to provide that the management of the Plan's assets may not be merged with those of any other pension fund or public investment authority, unless the merger has been approved by a majority of the contributing employees and a majority of the pensioners of the Plan; preempts inconsistent action by home rule units. Effective immediately. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0346 SHAW - LEFLORE - YOUNG,A AND WASHINGTON. (Ch. 68, new par. 6-102) Amends the Illinois Human Rights Act. Makes it a civil rights violation for any employer to deny a pregnant employee a maternity leave of at least 5 months and reinstatement after the leave or to require an unreasonably lengthy maternity leave. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Increases the minimum maternity leave period from 5 to 6 months, and specifies such period commences on a date chosen by the employee. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED In the opinion of DCCA, HB-346 as amended by H-am 1 creates a personnel mandate for which reimbursement of the increased costs to local governments is re- quired. However, due to the nature of the bill, sufficient data on which to base a reli- able estimate is not available. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 02 Amendment No.01 LABOR COMMRCE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 013-009-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 07 St Mandate Fis Nte ReqMCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 10 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 21 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-0347 HAWKINSON - COWLISHAW AND STEPHENS. (Ch. 111, par. 4027) Amends Pharmacy Practice Act. Requires that every pharmacy be equipped with a current edition of the United States Pharmacopoeia, or Facts and Compari- sons, or the Modern Drug Encyclopedia or any other current compendium approved by the Department. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Human Services May 02 Recommended do pass 014-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 16 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE HB-0348 PETERSON,W, FREDERICK,VF, CHURCHILL, WAIT AND WILLIAM- SON. (Ch. 122, new par. 10-23.11) 2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1052 HB-0348-Cont. Amends The School Code. Empowers boards of education to accept payment for student fees and expenses via credit cards. Effective immediately. Feb27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 10 Recommended do pass 013-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 16 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 21 Third Reading - Passed 115-002-001 May 22 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor KUSTRA Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 24 Assigned to Education-Elementary & Secondary May 30 Recommended do pass 010-000-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 19 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0388 Effective date 09-16-85 HB-0349 KLEMM - MAYS - MAUTINO, PEDERSEN,B AND TUERK. (Ch. 48, par. 345; new par. 317.1) Amends The Unemployment Insurance Act. Allows a corporate officer of a small business to elect to withdraw himself from the coverage of the Act. Provides that re- muneration paid by an employer to a corporate officer who has elected to withdraw himself from the coverage of the Act shall not constitute wages for the purposes of the Act. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-0350 REA - HANNIG - WHITE - SOLIZ - TURNER, RONAN, MCNAMARA, STECZO, FLOWERS AND YOUNG,A. (Ch. 120, par. 2-203) Amends Income Tax Act to provide a deduction for the wholesale value of food donations pursuant to the Good Samaritan Food Donor Act. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue May 02 Recommended do pass 009-005-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 21 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-0351 OBLINGER. (Ch. 122, par. 21-3) Amends The School Code. Requires intensive preservice training in the liberal arts for persons recommended for an elementary certificate. 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1053 HB-0351 -Cont. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned-to Elementary & Secondary Education May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0352 OBLINGER. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 14-114, 15-136, 16-133.1, 16-136.1 and 17-119) Amends the State Employees, State Universities, and Downstate and Chicago Teachers Articles of the Pension Code to require that certain one-time increases "be used in the determination of other benefits". Effective immediately. PENSION IMPACT NOTE The costs of HB 352 should be relatively minor. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 02 Pension Note Filed Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION SHB-0353 PRESTON - JOHNSON AND TURNER. (New Act; Ch. 38, pars. 1003-2-2, 1003-2-5 and 1003-2-6; new par. 1005-6-3.1) Creates the Illinois Community Corrections Act and amends the Unified Code of Corrections. Provides for the establishment and court use of State-funded local cor- rections facilities and programs for non-violent felony offenders operated by local community corrections advisory boards. Also creates a 12 member State Communi- ty Corrections Board, 3 members of which are appointed by the Governor, 3 mem- bers appointed by the President of the Senate, 3 members appointed by the Speaker of the House and 3 members appointed by the Chief Justice of the Illinois Supreme Court, which advises the Director of the Department of Corrections on the adminis- tration of the Illinois Community Corrections Act and approves grants provided un- der the Act. Effective immediately. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Recommended do pass 010-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed CalndrThird Reading May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-0354 STECZO - HARTKE - BRUNSVOLD - MCNAMARA. (Ch. 38, pars. 24-1 and 24-2) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 in relation to stun guns and tasers. Provides that a person commits the offense of unlawful use of weapons when he knowingly sells, manufactures, purchases, possesses or carries any stun gun or taser. Exempts peace officers who purchase, possess or carry a stun gun or taser. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Eliminates changes made in the bill as introduced. Includes selling, manufactur- ing, purchasing, possessing or carrying a throwing star as an unlawful use of weap- ons. Redefines "stun gun or taser". SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Changes definition of "stun gun or taser" as a device that, upon hitting a human, can send out a current capable of disrupting the person's nervous system in such a manner as to render him incapable of normal functioning. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1054 HB-0354-Cont. May 02 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY II Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 014-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 07 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 10 Remvd from Consent Calendar Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 14 Removed Short Debate Cal VINSON Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 15 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 17 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 110-000-002 May 20 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor KELLY Placed Calendr,First Readng May 21 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Judiciary II Jun 13 Recommnded do pass as amend 008-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 19 Second Reading Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY II Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/111-000-002 Passed both Houses Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Aug 28 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0214 Effective date 01-01-86 2HB-0355 SALTSMAN AND MCAULIFFE. (Ch. 73, new par. 979g; Ch. 108 1/2, par. 3-124.2; Ch. 85, new par. 2208.9) Amends the Insurance and Pension Codes to extend the fireman's health insur- ance continuance privilege to downstate police officers. Amends the State Mandates Act to require implementation without reimbursement. Effective January 1, 1986. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 02 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION ' HB-0356 BRUNSVOLD. (New Act) Creates the Aledo Community Center Authority in the City of Aledo in Mercer County, Illinois, and defines its powers and duties. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Changes quorum from 4 to 5 members. Adds immediate effective date. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Creates the Normal Community Center Authority and prescribes its powers and duties. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 6. Changes title to "An Act to create Civic Center Authorities in various locations in the State of Illinois, and define their powers and duties". Deletes everything after 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1055 HB-0356-Cont. the enacting clause. Creates the Aledo Civic Center Law, the Normal Civic Center Law, the Mason County Civic Center Law, the Jasper County Civic Center Law, the Brownstone Park District Civic Center Act, and the Jo Daviess County Civic Center Law. Effective immediately. FISCAL NOTE (Prepared by DCCA) Aledo is eligible for State financial support under the Metropolitan Civic Center Support Program in an estimated maximum amount of $476,253 and Normal is eli- gible for an estimated maximum of $2.8 million. FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED The authorities created by HB-356 as amended by H-am 6 are eligible for $11,566,000 in State financial support. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Mar 13 Recommended do pass 011-002-003 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 16 Second Reading Amendment No.01 BRUNSVOLD Adopted Held on 2nd Reading Apr 24 Amendment No.02 ROPP Adopted Fiscal Note Requested AS AMENDED -PIEL Held on 2nd Reading May 09 Amendment No.03 HOMER Withdrawn Amendment No.04 FRIEDRICH,DP Withdrawn Amendment No.05 MULCAHEY Withdrawn Amendment No.06 BRUNSVOLD Adopted 075-032-000 Held on 2nd Reading May 10 Fiscal Note filed Held on 2nd Reading May 14 Fiscal Note filed HOUSE AMENDMEND 6 Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) SHB-0357 SALTSMAN AND WOLF. (Ch. 108 1/2, new par. 3-105.1) Amends the Downstate Police Article of the Pension Code. Adds definition of "deferred pensioner". Effective immediately. PENSION IMPACT NOTE The bill does not have a financial impact. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Makes technical correction, changing "fireman" to "police officer". HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 73, new par. 979h; Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 3-111, 7-142.1; Ch. 85, new par. 2208.9 Amends the Insurance and Pension Codes to extend the fireman's health insur- ance continuation privilege to downstate police officers and deputy sheriffs. Amends the Downstate Police Article of the Pension Code to reduce the vesting threshold from 10 to 8 years, and to increase the pension to 2.5% of salary for each year of ser- vice up to 20. Amends the State Mandates Act to require implementation without reimbursement. Effective January 1, 1986. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 3-135, 4-128 Authorizes the investment of policemen's and firemen's pension funds in the obli- gations of insurance companies in an amount not to exceed 10% of the fund. 2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1056 HB-0357-Cont. GOVERNOR AMENDATORY VETO (Overridden) Deletes reference to: Ch. 73, new pars. 979g and 979h Deletes the new provisions dealing with police officers and and deputy's health in- surance continuance privilege under the Insurance and Pension Codes. Makes tech- nical changes. Provides the pension funds invested in the general accounts of life insurance companies may not exceed 10% of all the funds assets. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 16 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions Apr 18 Amendment No.01 PERS PENSION Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 30 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.02 SALTSMAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 100-002-002 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor TOPINKA Added As A Joint Sponsor JONES Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 13 Recommnded do pass as amend 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 INSURANCE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/108-005-000 Passed both Houses Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Sep 22 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 08 Mtn fild ovrrde amend veto 01/SALTSMAN Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 16 3/5 vote required Override am/veto House-pass 106-001-000 Oct 17 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 30 Mtn fild ovrrde amend veto TOPINKA 3/5 vote required Override am/veto Sen-pass 058-000-000 Veto Overridden Both Houses Nov 04 PUBLIC ACT 84-1010 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0358 DEJAEGHER, HOMER, BRUNSVOLD, SALTSMAN, STECZO, MCNA- MARA, FLOWERS, HARTKE, SOLIZ, RONAN, CULLERTON AND DA- LEY. (Ch. 17, new pars. 360.2, 3107.1 and 4467.1) Amends the Illinois Banking Act, the Illinois Savings and Loan Act and the Illi- nois Credit Union Act to prohibit the imposition of charges upon persons eligible for assistance pursuant to the "Senior Citizens and Disabled Persons Property Tax Re- lief Act" for the use of checking, savings or similar accounts except in the event of a transaction voided due to insufficient funds. 1057 HB-0358-Cont. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Financial Institutions May 02 Interim Study Calendar FIN INSTIT SHB-0359 HOMER. (Ch. 120, pars. 418 and 429) Amends the Motor Fuel Tax Law to provide that the additional 2 1/2 cents per gallon tax on diesel fuel does not apply to diesel fuel used in first division vehicles. Provides for reimbursement for persons paying such tax. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue May 03 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-0360 HOMER. (Ch. 23, par. 8A-6; Ch. 38, pars. 16A-10, 17-1 and 20-1) Amends The Criminal Code. Increases the value of the property required to con- stitute the felony offenses of retail theft, deceptive practice, public assistance fraud and arson from $150 to $300. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 23, par. 8A-6; Ch. 38, pars. 16A-10, 17-1, 20-1 Adds reference to: Ch. 38, par. 114-12 Deletes everything. Provides grounds on which a search and seizure with a war- rant is illegal. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II Mar 21 Recommended do pass 011-001-00 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 20 Third Reading - Passed 077-033-002 May 21 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor SANGMEISTER Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Judiciary II May 30 Recommended do pass 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 04 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 20 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 SANGMEISTER Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 27 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Jun 28 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuises to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/SANGMEISTER MAROVITZ, DARROW, BARKHAUSEN & DUDYCZ Jun 29 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/HOMER, O'CONNELL, CULLERTON MCCRACKEN AND CHURCHILL 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1058 1059 HB-0360-Cont. Jul 02 House report submitted 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/083-023-004 Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report lost 1ST/028-004-018 Motion to Reconsider Vote Motion prevailed Hse Conference Comm Apptd 2ND/HOMER, O'CONNELL, CULLERRTON, MCCRACKEN AND CHURCHILL House report submitted 3/5 vote required Verified House Conf. report lost 2ND/064-033-003 Jul 03 Motion to Reconsider Vote ON KARPIEL MOTION Motion prevailed 1ST CC LOST S Requests Conference Comm 2ND Sen Conference Comm Apptd 2ND/SANGMEISTER MAROVITZ, DARROW, BARKHAUSEN & DUDYCZ Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 2ND/046-002-001 Jul 05 Tabled House Rule 79(E) HB-0361 SALTSMAN. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 14-114 and 14-115) Amends the State Employees Article of the Pension Code to raise the rate of an- nual increase in retirement annuity from 3% to 4%, beginning January 1, 1986. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 02 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION HB-0362 WOLF AND CHURCHILL. Appropriates $431,409 (GRF) for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Department of Revenue for the Office of Appraisals for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Appropriations I May 09 Recommended do pass 026-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 064-048-000 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 04 Sen Sponsor VADALABENE Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 05 Assigned to Appropriations I 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. HB-0362-Cont. Jun 21 Recommended do pass 019-000-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 27 Re-committed to Appropriations I 3HB-0363 SATTERTHWAITE. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 15-136) Amends the State Universities Article of the Pension Code to increase one of the formulas for calculating retirement annuities. PENSION IMPACT NOTE The cost of HB 363 would be relatively minor. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 23 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions May 02 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION HB-0364 JOHNSON, HAWKINSON, CULLERTON AND COUNTRYMAN. (Ch. 23, par. 10-10; Ch. 40, pars. 504, 505, 1106, 1107, 1224 and 1359) Amends the Public Aid Code, Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act, Non-Support of Spouse and Children Act, Revised Uniform Reciprocal Enforce- ment of Support Act, and Paternity Act. Provides that the guidelines for child and spouse support are mandatory in cases instituted by or for the Department of Public Aid and are advisory in other cases. Makes other changes. Effective immediately. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I Apr 25 Recommended do pass 011-004-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) SHB-0365 KULAS, RONAN, GIGLIO, MAUTINO, CAPPARELLI, TERZICH, MCNA- MARA, STECZO AND FLOWERS. (Ch. 120, pars. 439.3, 439.33, 439.103 and 441) Amends the Use Tax Act, Service Use Tax Act, Service Occupation Tax Act, and the Retailers' Occupation Tax Act to exempt hearing aids from taxation. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue May 03 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE SHB-0366 SATTERTHWAITE. (Ch. 127, new par. 133bl1.1) Amends the State Property Control Act. Requires State agencies, as defined by the Act, to contribute surplus laboratory equipment to a clearinghouse operated by the Department of Central Management Services from which school districts and State-supported institutions of higher education may obtain such equipment. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Changes the order in which equipment may be selected by various entities as fol- lows: State agencies, State colleges and universities, school districts and community colleges. * Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1060 HB-0366-Cont. Feb27 1985 Mar 20 Apr 09 Apr 18 Apr 23 May 07 May 14 Jun 11 Jun 12 Jun 24 Jul 19 Sep 16 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Amendment No.01 EXECUTIVE Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 011-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate-3rd Passed 112-000-000 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor HOLMBERG Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Placed Calnd Second Readi Placed Caind Third Readin Passed both I Sent to the G Governor app PUBLIC A Assigned to Executive Recommended do pass 018-000-000 r,Second Readng ing r,Third Reading g - Passed 059-000-000 louses overnor roved LCT 84-0389 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0367 LEVIN, HOMER AND DEJAEGHER. (Ch. 82, title before par. 97; pars. 97, 98, 99, 100 and 101) Amends the hospital lien law. Extends the lien provisions to Home Health Agencies. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch 82, title, pars. 97 thru 101 Adds reference to: (New Act) Enacts the Home Health Agency Lien Act patterned after the Hospitals Lien Act. Feb 27 1985 First Apr 18 reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 009-001-005 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Amendment No.02 JOHNSON Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I Withdrawn HB-0368 CULLERTON. (Ch. 110 1/2, par. 2-3) Amends the Probate Act of 1975. Provides that a posthumous child of a decedent shall receive the same share of an estate as if the child had been born in the dece- dent's (now the father's) lifetime. Feb 27 1985 Apr 18 Apr 25 May 02 May 03 May 07 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I Do Pass/Consent Calendar 015-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 114-000-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor LEMKE First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment 1061 HB-0368 Cont. 1062 May 14 Assigned to Judiciary I Jun 05 Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0390 Effective date 01-01-86 'HB-0369 DEJAEGHER - PARKE, HANNIG, PANGLE, GIORGI, HOMER, LEVIN, MATIJEVICH, REA AND HARTKE. (Ch. 126 1/2, par. 70; Ch. 127, par. 63a23) Amends the Veterans' Affairs Act and the Civil Administrative Code. Exempts Illinois residents who are former prisoners of war from admission and camping fees in parks under the control of the Department of Conservation. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Redefines resident disabled veteran for the purpose of exemption from camping and park fees to include a person who is disabled from service connected causes with 100% disability. Deletes added provision providing that where an eligible resident veteran who is a former prisoner of war is unable to gain fee-exempt admission or camping privilege because he does not possess a proper identification, the Depart- ment of Conservation shall issue him a free use permit upon presentation of proper documentation of his status. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Select Comm on Veterans' Affairs Mar 14 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 007-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Mar 20 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 DEJAEGHER Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Mar 21 Short Debate-3rd Passed 113-000-000 Mar 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Mar 27 Sen Sponsor LEMKE First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 10 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 05 Committee Assignment of Bills Apr 24 Assigned to Executive Apr 26 Added As A Co-sponsor VADALABENE Committee Executive Jun 11 Recommended do pass 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Aug 12 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0133 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0370 BARNES - HASTERT - GOFORTH, PHELPS, RICHMOND, REA, HICKS AND HANNIG. Amends various FY85 appropriations to make supplementary appropriations and transfers to the following departments and agencies. Effective immediately: 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. HB-0370--Cont. Dept. of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Dept. of Central Management Services Dept. of Children and Family Services Dept. of Corrections Dept. of Labor Dept. of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Dept. of Public Health State Treasurer Guardianship and Advocacy Commission IL State Historical Library State Labor Relations Board Pollution Control Board HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes supplemental appropriation of $122,600 to Guardianship and Advocacy Commission. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Deletes supplemental of $875,000 to Treasurer for payments to counties under the IL Estate Tax Law. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 5. Appropriates $18,290 to the State Comptroller for payment of an award recom- mended by the Court of Claims. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 6. Appropriates $6,798.40 to the State Comptroller for payment of an award rec- ommended by the Court of Claims. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 7. Appropriates $1,485,858 to Dept. of Conservation for purchase and operation of equipment for work on Dept. properties. Requires Governor approval of purposes and amounts for expenditure. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Makes adjustments in personal service line items of supplemental appropriation in DMHDD; deletes Sections making supplemental appropriations to IL State His- torical Library, Court of Claims, Dept. of Conservation; makes further supplemen- tal appropriations to the following agencies: Dept. of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Dept. of Conservation Dept. of Registration and Education Dept. of Rehabilitation Services IL Arts Council Local Governmental Law Enforcement Officers Training Board State Board of Education Dept. of Transportation University of Illinois Dept. of Revenue Dept. of Commerce and Community Affairs Dept. of Insurance Dept. of Law Enforcement Dept. Veterans Affairs IL Commerce Commission Emergency Services and Disaster Agency Human Rights Commission State Fire Marshal Dept. of Public Aid Dept. of Central Management Services State Universities Civil Service System Guardianship and Advocacy Commission SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes supplemental appropriation added by S-am 1 to State Board of Educa- tion for Grants-in-Aid. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Appropriates $75,000 to CDB for minor capital improvements in the State Capitol. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Appropriations II 1063 HB-0370-Cont. Mar 06 Mar 07 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 116-000-000 Committee Appropriations II Recommended do pass 017-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 25 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 03 Amendment No.01 LEVERE Amendment No.02 VINSON Amendment No.03 LEVERE Amendment No.04 LEVERE Amendment No.05 KLEMM Amendment No.06 MAYS Amendment No.07 BARNE; Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C) Third Reading - Passed 112-000-002 May 07 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 14 Sen Sponsor SCHAFFER First reading Rfrd to C May 15 May 16 May 17 May 20 May 22 Committ ENZ ENZ ENZ 5 Withdrawn Adopted Withdrawn Adopted Adopted Adopted Adopted ,omm on Assignment ee discharged Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 CARROLL Amendment No.02 PHILIP Amendment No.03 CARROLL Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 049-000-001 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02,03 H Concurs in S Amend. 1,2,3/105-001-002 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0003 Effective date 05-22-85 Adopted Adopted Adopted 3HB-0371 HANNIG - REA. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 16-118 and 16-150) Amends the Downstate Teachers' Retirement Article of the Illinois Pension Code. Provides that a beneficiary of a retirement allowance may not accept employ- ment as a teacher for 90 days following termination of service. Cancels retirement and requires repayment of a retirement allowance if the prohibition is violated un- less disability necessitated the retirement. Effective immediately. PENSION IMPACT NOTE HB-371 would result in a small cost savings to the retirement system. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 23 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0372 MCGANN, O'CONNELL, CAPPARELLI, RONAN, MCAULIFFE AND SHAW. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 5-167.2) Amends the Chicago Policemen's Article of the Pension Code. Beginning with the monthly annuity payment due July 1, 1985, raises the minimum annuity for po- licemen who retire before July 1, 1985 at age 50 or over with 20 or more years of SFiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1064 HB-0372-Cont. service, and for policemen who retire from service due to termination of disability and are entitled to an annuity on July 1, 1985, to $475 from $400 a month. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 3HB-0373 MCGANN, O'CONNELL, CAPPARELLI, RONAN AND MCAULIFFE. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 5-168) Amends the Chicago Policemen's Article of the Pension Code to provide for an- nual incremental increases in the tax multiplier over 6 years; which will increase from 2.00 in 1985 to 3.12 for 1991 and thereafter. Effective immediately. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 2HB-0374 MCGANN - CAPPARELLI, O'CONNELL, RONAN AND MCAULIFFE. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 5-114) Amends the Chicago Policemen's Article of the Pension Code to change the defi- nition of salary beginning January 1, 1986. Effective immediately. PENSION IMPACT NOTE HB-374 would save a relatively small amount. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 108 1/2, par. 5-167.4 Amends the Chicago Policemen's Article of the Pension Code by raising the minimum annuity for widows of policemen to $350 a month if a policeman dies in service or withdrew with at least 20 years of service and did not take a refund. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 108 1/2, new par. 5-148.1 Allows Chicago policemen to stop contributing to the Fund when they attain 32.5 years of service credit (and therefore maximum pension), and have their pensions fixed at that time. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Adds reference to: Ch. 85, new par. 2208.9 Amends the State Mandates Act to require implementation without reimbursement. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 16 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions Apr 25 Recommended do pass 006-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Amendment No.01 BRAUN Lost 037-066-006 Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third-Reading - Passed 091-007-008 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor JOYCE,JEREMIAH Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Added As A Joint Sponsor DEGNAN Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities 2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact.Note Act may be applicable. 1065 HB-0374-Cont. 1066 Jun 04 Waive Posting Notice 7C Committee Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 13 Recommended do pass 009-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 JOYCE,JEREMIAH Adopted Amendment No.02 JOYCE,JEREMIAH Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.03 JOYCE,JEREMIAH Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 26 Third Reading - Passed 052-003-000 Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02,03 Jun 30 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02,03 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02,03 Oct 30 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02,03 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST 'HB-0375 HICKS AND REA. (Ch. 122, par. 14-7.01) Amends School Code Section on children attending special education classes in another district. Provides for $200 per pupil for rental of physical facilities in com- puting per capita cost in districts that do not own the physical facilities; and revises the method for computing net cost. Effective July 1, 1985. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 10 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 017-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Apr 23 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 23 Third Reading - Passed 116-002-000 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Sen Sponsor POSHARD Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Education-Elementary & Secondary HB-0376 CULLERTON - TURNER. (Ch. 38, par. 1003-10-7) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections. Changes the factors which a court may consider at an interdivisional transfer hearing for a juvenile in the Department of Corrections. Provides that the juvenile shall have the right to counsel, and shall be served with notice of such hearing and be present thereat. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Restores language which provides that all relevant factors need not be resolved against the juvenile to justify the transfer. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II Mar 21 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 16 Second Reading Amendment No.01 CULLERTON Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading I Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1067 HB-0376-Cont. May 24 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-0377 CULLERTON AND FLOWERS. (Ch. 78, rep. par. 4; Ch. 111, rep. par. 2240; Ch. 129, pars. 220.10 and 273) Amends "An Act concerning jurors" and other Acts to eliminate all categorical exemptions from jury service. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 78, pars. 4.1, 33; new par. 10.3 Authorizes county boards or jury commissioners to submit questionnaires to pro- spective jurors and excuse them from jury service for certain undue hardships relat- ing to occupation, business affairs, military service, physical health, or family situation, or other personal affairs. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that upon the approval by the chief judge of the judicial circuit in which a county board or jury commissioners are situated, the county board or jury com- missioners may excuse a prospective juror from jury service and cause his or her name to be returned to the jury list or general jury list. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 38, new par. 32-4b Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Makes it a Class 2 felony for a jury commis- sioner to solicit or accept a consideration to excuse a person from jury duty. Pro- vides that a jury commissioner convicted hereunder shall forfeit his performance bond and be excluded from further service. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I Apr 10 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 009-001-003 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 16 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.02 CULLERTON Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/117-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 114-002-000 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 05 Sen Sponsor TOPINKA First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 06 Assigned to Judiciary I Jun 11 Waive Posting Notice 7C Committee Judiciary I Jun 13 Recommended do pass 003-000-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 TOPINKA Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Lost 027-025-002 HB-0378 CULLERTON. (Ch. 110, par. 13-210) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure. Provides that when a cause of action has arisen in a state or territory out of this State, or in a foreign country, after the effec- tive date of this amendatory Act of 1985, and, by the laws thereof, an action thereon cannot be maintained by reason of the lapse of time, the Illinois Statute of Limita- tions shall apply. Effective immediately. HB-0378-.Cont. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment : Assigned to Judiciary I Mar 13 Recommended do pass 011-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Mar 19 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Apr 09 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) 'HB-0379 FREDERICK,VF, PETERSON,W, MCMASTER, HALLOCK AND OB- LINGER. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 3-806) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code to reduce by 50% the registration fees for mo- torcycles, motor driven cycles and pedalcycles owned by persons 65 years of age or older. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation May 02 Interim Study Calendar TRANSPORTATN HB-0380 GREIMAN - BROOKINS - FLOWERS, MCNAMARA AND YOUNG,A. (Ch. 38, new par. 115-13; Ch. 122, pars. 24-24 and 34-84a) Amends the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1963 and The School Code to permit school boards to authorize teachers and other certified school employees to search a pupil if they have reasonable grounds (rather than probable cause) to believe that the pupil has violated or is violating the criminal laws or school rules. If the search was conducted without probable cause, the property seized is inadmissable in a criminal or delinquency proceeding. Property may be seized in such search if such property is prohibited by school rules or State law. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-0381 MCCRACKEN - HOFFMAN. (Ch. 110, par. 2-613) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure (Civil Practice Law) to include contributory negligence in the list of affirmative defenses in actions sounding in tort. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Makes a stylistic change. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I Apr 10 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 25 Second Reading Amendment No.01 MCCRACKEN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 17 Third Reading - Passed 111-000-000 May 20 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 Primary Sponsor Changed To BARKHAUSEN First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Judiciary I Jun 13 Recommended do pass 005-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1068 HB-0381 Cont. Jun 19 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 055-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 24 Sent to the Governor Sep 20 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0624 Effective date 09-20-85 'HB-0382 CURRIE. (New Act; Ch. 38, pars. 16-1, 24-1.1, 24-3 and 24-3.1; Ch. 85, par. 515; Ch. 91 1/2, par. 812; Ch. 96 1/2, par. 4818; Ch. 127, pars. 55a, 55a-4, new pars. 141.158 and 144.26; Ch. 38, rep. pars. 83-1 through 83-16.3) Repeals an Act relating to the acquisition, possession and transfer of firearms and replaces it with the Firearm Owner's Identification Act of 1985; amends the Crimi- nal Code of 1961, State Finance Act, and various other Acts in connection there- with. Provides that no person may acquire or possess any firearm or firearm ammunition without a Firearm Owner's Identification Card; exempts certain per- sons from this requirement. Prohibits the transfer of firearms or firearm ammuni- tion to persons failing to display the card; exempts transfers to certain persons. Specifies the eligibility requirements for the card. Provides for Department of Law Enforcement administration of the Act. Permits municipalities to impose greater restrictions than are imposed by the Act. Specifies penalties for various violations of the Act. Creates a special fund in the State Treasury for the deposit of a portion of the application fees collected. Redefines the crimes of unlawful sale of firearms and unlawful possession of firearms. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Feb 28 Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd STUDY - CURRIE Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II SHB-0383 BOWMAN - TURNER - YOUNG,A - SHAW - WASHINGTON, STECZO, FLOWERS, DEJAEGHER, HICKS AND HUFF. (Ch. 67 1/2, par. 404) Amends the Senior Citizens and Disabled Persons Property Tax Relief and Phar- maceutical Assistance Act. Provides that for computing the grant allowed, the an- nual income of a claimant who resides part of the year in housing not subject to property tax shall be pro rated to each month the claimant resides in housing sub- ject to property tax. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 67 1/2, pars. 402, 403.11, 405, 406 and 408. Changes the title and deletes everything after the enacting clause. Amends the Senior Citizens and Disabled Persons Property Tax Relief and Pharmaceutical As- sistance Act. Changes the Act's purpose from the acquisition and retention of pri- vate housing to the acquisition and retention of housing and eliminates the purpose of reducing the need for public housing. Eliminates the concept of "rent constituting property taxes accrued" to rent paid for any residence. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Feb 28 Assigned to Revenue May 03 Recommended do pass 015-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1069 HB-0383-Cont. May 23 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 BOWMAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-0384 PRESTON - FLOWERS. (Ch. 121 1/2, pars. 1203 and 1206) Amends the New-Car Buyer Protection Act. Provides that a replacement car provided pursuant to the Act shall be of the same year and style, as well as model, and have the same features as the car being replaced, and includes provisions re- garding what happens if such a replacement car is not available. Specifies State or local occupation or use taxes, license fees, registration fees, and similar government charges, rather than collateral charges, as items to be included in determining the purchase price of a new car. Increases from 18 to 24 months the period following the delivery of the new car to a consumer during which the consumer may bring an ac- tion under the Act. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Restores that any action brought under the Act "shall" be commenced within 24 months following delivery of the new car. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Feb 28 Assigned to Consumer Protection Apr 24 Amendment No.01 CONSUMER PROT Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 013-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) 'HB-0385 PANGLE - CHRISTENSEN - STECZO - MCNAMARA - RICE, FLINN, RICHMOND, FLOWERS, TURNER, PANAYOTOVICH, SHAW, VAN- DUYNE, CURRAN, LEVERENZ, BERRIOS, KRSKA, LAURINO, GIGLIO, BRUNSVOLD, DEJAEGHER, HANNIG AND REA. (Ch. 67 1/2, par. 452) Amends the Senior Citizens Real Estate Tax Deferral Act to raise the maximum income level for eligibility from $10,000 to $12,000. Effective immediately. FISCAL IMPACT NOTE (Illinois Department of Revenue) The Department is unable to estimate the costs associated with HB 385, but does not project a substantial cost due to the low participation rate. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Feb 28 Assigned to Revenue May 01 Fiscal Note filed Committee Revenue May 03 Recommended do pass 015-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 112-005-000 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Sen Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1070 1071 HB-0385-Cont. Jun 04 Assigned to Revenue Jun 05 Added As A Co-sponsor LEMKE Committee Revenue Jun 14 Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading- Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 17 Total veto stands. HB-0386 PANGLE. (Ch. 114, new par. 71) Amends an Act in relation to fencing and operating railroads. Requires every railroad locomotive and every railroad car running on any railroad in this State to have painted thereon in reflective luminous paint at the lower middle on each side a rectangle one foot high and three feet long. Violation is a Class A misdemeanor. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Feb 28 Assigned to Transportation May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0387 FARLEY, LAURINO, MCAULIFFE, GIGLIO, PANAYOTOVICH, KULAS, MCGANN, KEANE AND VITEK. (Ch. 24, par. 8-1-7) Amends the Illinois Municipal Code. Exempts collective bargaining agreements from the requirement that an appropriation be made as a condition precedent to the making of a contract. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of DCCA, HB-387 constitutes a local government organization and structure mandate for which no reimbursement is required. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Feb 28 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 02 Recommended do pass 013-008-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 07 St Mandate Fis Nte ReqMCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 14 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 21 Third Reading - Passed 083-034-001 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 04 Sen Sponsor COLLINS First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 05 Assigned to Local Government Jun 13 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. Jun 27 Re-committed to Local Government HB-0388 CURRAN - OBLINGER - TURNER - MADIGAN AND MCGANN. (Ch. 122, par. 21-2.1) Amends The School Code. Requires that a person issued an early childhood teaching certificate have a major in early childhood education or a.major in elemen- tary education with instruction in early childhood education. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Feb 28 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0389 DEJAEGHER - FLOWERS, BRUNSVOLD, YOUNGE,W AND PANGLE. (Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 36.3a) Amends the Public Utilities Act to provide that no increase in the rate or charge of a gas or electric utility shall take effect during the period commencing on the ef- fective date and ending December 31, 1985. Effective immediately. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Feb 28 Assigned to Public Utilities May 03 Interim Study Calendar PUB UTILITIES SHB-0390 DAVIS - WAIT, HASTERT AND REGAN. (Ch. 121, new par. 5-402.1; Ch. 127, par. 141d) Amends the Illinois Highway Code and the State Finance Act. Authorizes the Department of Transportation to grant matching funds to the County Superinten- dent of Highways from the State Construction Account Fund for an amount equal to 50% of the total cost of maintaining or reconstructing a street or highway that has had its gross axle weight limitation increased to 80,000 pounds by a county board ordinance or resolution. Requires the Department of Transportation and the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs to approve the proposed in- crease in axle weight allowance for a county street or highway before the county may qualify for matching funds. Feb 27 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Feb 28 Assigned to Transportation May 02 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Interim Study Calendar TRANSPORTATN HB-0391 O'CONNELL, MCGANN AND PETERSON,W. Creates the Illinois Pituitary Gland Removal Act. Permits a coroner who orders an autopsy to remove the pituitary gland from the body and give it to an agency for research and for manufacture of a hormone for treatment of hypopituitary dwarfs. Requires permission for the removal. Exempts from civil and criminal liability coro- ners or agencies which comply with Act. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Human Services Mar 13 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 013-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Mar 19 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read Mar 21 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 109-000-003 Mar 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1072 HB-0388 HB-0391-Cont. Apr 24. Sen Sponsor TOPINKA Placed Calendr,First Readng May 07 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Public Health,Welfare,Corrections Jun 13 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Re-committed to Public Health,Welfare,Corrections ' HB-0392 O'CONNELL - GIORGI - SHAW, PETERSON,W, OBLINGER, WASH- INGTON, HARTKE, WOLF, SALTSMAN, CAPPARELLI AND FARLEY. (Ch. 23, pars. 3-1.2, 4-1.6, 5-4, 6-1.2 and 7-2) Amends the Public Aid Code. Excludes burial insurance, burial funds up to $1,500 and the value of burial spaces from an individual's resources in the determi- nation of his need for public assistance. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 23, pars. 4-1.6, 5-4, 6-1.2, 7-2 Makes the bill applicable only to determination of need for aid by the blind, aged and disabled. Additionally, excludes the value of funeral insurance, prepaid funeral plans, funeral and burial spaces, grave markers aad funeral and burial merchan- dise. Removes the $1,500 limit on exclusion of burial funds. Limits all exclusions to the extent provided in the federal Supplemental Security Income program. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Human Services Mar 19 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 117-000-000 Committee Human Services Apr 10 Amendment No.01 HUMAN SERVICE Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 012-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Apr 18 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read Apr 25 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 111-001-001 Apr 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 02 Sen Sponsor LEMKE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 07 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Public Health,Welfare,Corrections Jun 13 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 21 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 055-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 24 Sent to the Governor Sep 17 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0457 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0393 DUNN,JOHN. (Ch. 56 1/2, par. 1655) Amends the Narcotic Profit Forfeiture Act. Requires the Attorney General or States Attorney to file a certified copy of any restraining order, injunction or other prohibition concerning any property or other interest subject to forfeiture under the Act. Provides that the rights of any bona fide purchaser, mortgagee, judgment cred- itor or other lien holder arising prior to the date of such filing shall not be affected. I Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1073 HB-0393-Cont. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II Apr 25 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 17 Third Reading - Passed 112-000-001 May 20 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 21 Sen Sponsor LEMKE First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Judiciary I Jun 05 Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0391 Effective date 01-01-86 'HB-0394 BARNES - VINSON. (Ch. 23, new par. 5-5.16; Ch. 127, par. 1002) Amends Medical Assistance Article of Public Aid Code to provide that New Pre- scription Drug Entities approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and submitted for consultation to Illinois State Medical Society Drug and Therapeutics Committee for inclusion on the Department of Public Aid drug formulary shall be made available for reimbursement within 15 days after final consultation with the Illinois State Medical Society Drug and Therapeutics Committee. Provides that nothing in this amendatory Act of 1985 shall be construed to prohibit the Depart- ment from making such an addition without the approval of the Illinois State Medi- cal Society Drug and Therapeutics Committee. Amends Administrative Procedure Act to exempt such additions of new prescription drug entities to the drug formulary. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Tabled May 10, 1985) Deletes amendatory provisions of bill and replaces with requirement that the Dept. shall implement a procedure for the timely addition and deletion of drugs to the Department's Drug Manual. Specifies that such procedure shall not require spe- cific rules other than guidelines for provider reimbursement. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Deletes reference to: Ch. 127, par. 1002 Adds reference to: Ch. 127, par. 1005.02 Deletes all. Amends the Medical Assistance Article of the Public Aid Code and the Administrative Procedure Act. Requires the Department of Public Aid to adopt as a rule a basic format for the consideration of drugs for provider reimbursement. Before the Department makes effective any addition to and deletions from the Drug Manual pursuant to such rule, requires the Department to adopt such additions and deletions as an emergency rule pursuant to the Administrative Procedure Act. Ex- empts such additions and deletions from the provision prohibiting the adoption of more than one emergency rule in any 24 month period. Effective immediately. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Human Services Apr 10 Amendment No.01 HUMAN SERVICE Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 011-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1074 HB-0394-Cont. Apr 16 Remvd from Consent Calendar Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Apr 23 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.02 BARNES Withdrawn Amendment No.03 BARNES Adopted Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01 Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C) Short Debate-3rd Passed 108-000-000 May 14 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor CARROLL Added As A Joint Sponsor TOPINKA Placed Calendr,First Readng May 15 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 21 Assigned to Public Health,Welfare,Corrections Jun 13 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 19 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jun 30 Sent to the Governor Jul 18 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0022 Effective date 07-18-85 1'HB-0395 MAYS. (Ch. 48, par. 576.2) Amends The Unemployment Insurance Act. Provides that an employer as to whom contributions have not accrued and become payable prior to January 1, 1986, is not subject to the additional .6% emergency contribution rate for the first half of calendar year 1986. Effective immediately. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 02 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE 'HB-0396 MAYS, PEDERSEN,B AND TUERK. (Ch. 15, par. 210.05; Ch. 48, par. 490; Ch. 120, par. 9-909) Amends the State Comptroller Act, The Unemployment Insurance Act and the Illinois Income Tax Act to authorize recovery of unemployment insurance benefits improperly paid by deductions from Illinois income tax refunds due individuals who received benefits for which they were ineligible. Increases from 3 to 5 years from the date of ineligibility, the time period for recoupment of benefits improperly paid. De- letes the 25% limitation on the amount that may be recouped against weekly bene- fits. Effective immediately. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 02 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE 3HB-0397 MCGANN, CAPPARELLI, O'CONNELL, KEANE, MCAULIFFE AND LAURINO. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 11-134, 11-145.1 and 11-172) 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1075 HB-0397' Cont. Amends the Chicago Laborers' Article of the Pension Code. Extends the mini- mum annuity formula to employees separated from service on or after attainment of age 65 with 10 or more years of service, instead of 20 years. Also provides that wid- ows or widowers of such employees are entitled to the widow's minimum annuity formula. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 3HB-0398 MCGANN - CAPPARELLI, O'CONNELL, KEANE, MCAULIFFE AND LAURINO. (Ch. 108 1/2, new par. 11-160.1) Amends the Chicago Laborers' and Retirement Board Employees' Annuity and Benefit Fund Article of the Pension Code. Provides a means whereby the Retire- ment Board may provide retired employees with assistance in preservation of group coverage in a hospital care plan and medical surgical plan. The board is required to make payment of up to $25 a month for employee annuitants age 65 or over with at least 15 years of Laborers' service. Provides that premium payments shall be paid from tax levy. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of the Dept. of Commerce and Community Affairs, HB-398 creates a retirement benefit mandate for which reimbursement to local govern- ments is required. The estimated annual cost is $625,000. PENSION IMPACT NOTE The cost of HB-398 is estimated to be $625,000 per year. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 11-125, 11-150, 11-155 and 11-156 Amends the Chicago Laborers Article of the Pension Code to provide changes to meet federal age discrimination requirements effective January 1, 1979; provides that as of August 1, 1983, annuity benefits shall be computed without discrimina- tion by sex. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Deletes reference to: Ch. 108 1/2, new par. 11-160.1 Deletes provisions relating to group health insurance. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 11-134 and 11-145.1, new par. 11-160.1 Amends the Chicago Laborers Article of the Pension Code to provide a new pen- sion formula and to reduce the early retirement penalty from 0.5% to 0.25% per month for employees born before 1936, and their spouses. Authorizes a Group Health Plan for retirees; requires the board to make premium payments of up to $25 per month for each employee annuitant age 65 or over with at least 15 years of service credit. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Declares that the health care benefits provided for current and retired Chicago Laborers by the Pension Board shall not be deemed to be retirement benefits. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Adds reference to: Ch. 85, new par. 2208.9 Amends the State Mandates Act to require implementation without reimbursement. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1076 1077 HB-0398-Cont. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 16 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions Apr 25 Amendment No.01 PERS PENSION Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 005-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Amendment No.02 BOWMAN Lost 029-046-033 Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.03 MCGANN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/117-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 084-018-001 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor JOYCE,JEREMIAH Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Added As A Joint Sponsor DEGNAN Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 13 Recommended do pass 009-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 JOYCE,JEREMIAH Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 20 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 SCHUNEMAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.03 JOYCE,JEREMIAH Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 26 Third Reading - Passed 042-017-000 Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02,03 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 1,2,3/097-019-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Aug 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0159 Effective date 08-16-85 3HB-0399 MCGANN, CAPPARELLI, O'CONNELL, KEANE, MCAULIFFE AND LAURINO. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 11-125, 11-150, 11-155 and 11-156) Amends the Chicago Laborers Article of the Pension Code. Provides changes to meet federal age discrimination requirements effective January 1, 1979. Provides that as of August 1, 1983 annuity benefits shall be computed without discrimination by sex as required by the Supreme Court in the Norris case (103 SCt. 3492). Effec- tive immediately. PENSION IMPACT NOTE The costs of HB-399 are estimated to be $200,000 per annum. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 16 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. HB-0399-Cont. May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0400 KEANE, BERRIOS, PHELPS, PANAYOTOVICH AND SHAW. (Ch. 120, pars. 673(a) and 675) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939. Provides that taxpayers who are ordered re- funds by the Property Tax Appeal Board or a court of taxes paid under protest shall receive all interest which accrued on the amounts so paid. Current law provides for the payment of such interest at the rate of 5%. Provides that taxing districts which are entitled to distributions of taxes paid under protest or withheld by the county collector shall receive on a pro rata basis the remaining interest accruing on such funds. Current law requires that the interest be paid into the county corporate fund. Effective immediately. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Revenue May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0401 KEANE - MCNAMARA, YOUNG,A AND MULCAHEY. (Ch. 81, new par. 118.4) Amends The Illinois Library System Act. Provides for a program of annual State grants administered by the State Librarian for up to 25% of the total construction cost of a public library. Authorizes a special grant not to exceed 50% of the annual appropriation each year for construction or renovation of the Chicago Public Li- brary State Research and Reference Center. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes language specifying that grants made under the Act shall not exceed 25% of the total construction costs of a public library. FISCAL NOTE (Prepared by Secretary of State) The fiscal impact would depend on the State appropriation for public library construction. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Executive Apr 18 Amendment No.01 EXECUTIVE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 010-001-003 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 23 Fiscal Note Requested PIEL Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Apr 25 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Third Reading - Passed 084-033-000 May 24 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor VADALABENE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 29 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 30 Assigned to Local Government Jun 13 Recommended do pass 006-004-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. Jun 27 Re-committed to Local Government ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1078 HB-0402 2HB-0402 DEJAEGHER, BRUNSVOLD, BROOKINS, LEFLORE, MULCAHEY, CHRISTENSEN, HANNIG, PANGLE, PETERSON,W AND SOLIZ. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 16-143.2) Amends the Downstate Teachers Article of the Pension Code. Deletes the provi- sion that a written request for refund of contributions for survivor benefits at retire- ment must be received within 60 days after receipt of the application for retirement annuity. Effective immediately. PENSION IMPACT NOTE The cost of HB-402 would be relatively minor. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 23 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0403 CURRIE- FREDERICK,VF. (Ch. 40, pars. 504 and 505) Amends the Marriage and Dissolution of Marriage Act. Provides that mainte- nance and child support orders may provide for partial or total adjustments to a cost of living index for future self-executing modifications; provided, that if either party feels aggrieved by the actual cost of living adjustment as it actually applies to that party, he or she shall have the right to petition the court for a variation of the actual cost of living adjustment based upon a showing of independent circumstances which would make the actual cost of living adjustment inequitable. Requires the court to consider the tax consequences of maintenance and support orders. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Judiciary I Mar 21 Recommended do pass 012-002-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 16 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I HB-0404 TATE. (Ch. 111, par. 2652) Amends Private Detective and Private Security Act of 1983. Deletes from defini- tion of "private alarm contractor" a person, firm or corporation that only sells alarm systems, whether or not from a fixed place of business, and does not install, main- tain, alter, repair, replace, service or respond to alarm systems at the protected premise or premises to be protected. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Registration & Regulation May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0405 TATE, HICKS, PANGLE AND STANGE. (Ch. 56, par. 5.1; Ch. 61, par. 3.1) Amends the Fish Code of 1971 and the Wildlife Code. Prohibits units of local government from regulating, limiting or licensing the taking of aquatic life or wild- life. Applies to home rule units. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that a unit of local government may petition the Dept. of Conservation for a prohibition, applicable to the unit of local government, of the taking of a cer- tain species of aquatic life. 2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1079 HB-0405 Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that a unit of local government may petition the Dept. of Conservation for a prohibition, applicable to the unit of local government, of the taking of a cer- tain species of wildlife. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource Apr 11 Amendment No.01 ENRGY ENVRMNT Adopted Amendment No.02 ENRGY ENVRMNT Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 009-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Amendment No.03 ZWICK Withdrawn Amendment No.04 JOHNSON Withdrawn Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 22 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. Motion to Reconsider Vote Calendar Consideration PP. May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-0406 MCCRACKEN. (Ch. 24, new par. 11-76-4.2) Amends the Municipal Code. Permits municipalities to sell surplus public rights-of-way for not less than 80% of the appraised value of the right-of-way. Re- quires a public hearing and the vote of 3/4 of the corporate authorities of the mu- nicipality. Establishes other procedures. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that nothing in the Act shall interfere with rights of way of public utilities. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Tabled April 30, 1985) Establishes procedures for trading rights of way and transforming rights of way into real estate. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Adds reference to: (Ch. 24, par. 11-136-2) Amends the Illinois Municipal Code to provide that one member of a joint mu- nicipal water and sewer commission shall be appointed by the Chairman of the County Board rather than a majority of the judges of the circuit court. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Adds reference to: (Ch. 24, par. 11-19-5) Amends the Illinois Muncipal Code to provide that any municipality, rather than only municipalities with populations greater than 14,000 and less than 2,000,000, may provide for the exclusive methods. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 7. Deletes reference to: Ch. 24, pars. 11-19-5, 11-135-2, new par. 11-76-4.2 Adds reference to: Ch. 24, par. 11-136-2 Deletes everything after the enacting clause and amends the Municipal Code. Provides that a member of a joint municipal water commission shall be appointed by the chairman of the county board rather than a majority of judges of the circuit court. Raises maximum annual compensation of such commissioners from $600 to $750. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Cities and Villages Apr 10 Amendment No.01 CITY VILLAGE Adopted Amendment No.02 CITY VILLAGE Adopted 1080 HB-0406--Cont. Apr 10-Cont. Amendment No.03 CITY VILLAGE Adopted Amendment No.04 CITY VILLAGE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 30 Second Reading Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 02 Amendment No.05 MCCRACKEN Withdrawn Amendment No.06 MCCRACKEN Withdrawn Amendment No.07 MCCRACKEN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-0407 MAYS. (Ch. 48, par. 138.10) Amends the Workers' Compensation Act. Bases the determination of the denom- inator to be used in calculating the average weekly wage of an employee who had been employed at the job at which he was injured for 52 weeks as of the last day of the last full pay period immediately preceding the date of his injury, illness or dis- ablement on whether the employee lost 5 or more complete work days, rather than calendar days, during such 52-week period. Further provides that the average week- ly wage shall be reduced to 80% of the figure which the average-weekly-wage for- mula would otherwise have produced where the employee lost more than 52 days during the period examined to determine his average weekly wage. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 02 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE HB-0408 HICKS - CHURCHILL, WOODYARD, TATE, PANGLE AND REA. (Ch. 38, par. 83-3, new par. 83-3a) Amends the firearms and ammunition Act to provide for Illinois residents to buy rifles, shotguns and ammunition therefor in contiguous states and for residents of contiguous states to buy rifles, shotguns and ammunition therefor in Illinois. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Amends to change a reference to federal law. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Judiciary II Mar 21 Recommended do pass 013-000-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 23 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 21 Third Reading - Passed 100-001-011 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 28 Sen Sponsor PHILIP Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Jun 05 Added As A Joint Sponsor DEMUZIO-RUPP Committee Executive Jun 13 Recommended do pass 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 PHILIP Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 25 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/108-000-006 Passed both Houses 1081 HB-0408-Cont. Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Sep 22 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0819 Effective date 01-01-86 'HB-0409 FREDERICK,VF - CHURCHILL - PETERSON,W - MATIJEVICH - STERN AND KLEMM. (Ch. 122, par. 17-2.2c; new par. 2-3.48) Amends The School Code to provide for distribution by the State Board of Edu- cation of moneys appropriated for temporary relocation expenses incurred by school districts as a result of fires, earthquakes or tornados which destroy school buildings. Requires school districts to agree to levy a tax, subject to backdoor referendum lim- itations, and to pay the proceeds from a single year's tax levy, plus any insurance proceeds received for temporary relocation expenses, to the State for deposit in the General Revenue Fund. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Tabled May 21, 1985) Provides that the additional annual tax may be levied for a period not to exceed 3 years and may also be levied for the purpose of paying any additional expenses in- curred by the school district as a result of relocation costs associated with a fire, earthquake or tornado. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that the school board may levy an annual tax for a period not to exceed 3 years for the purpose of providing for the repayment of moneys distributed for temporary relocation expenses of the school district and for the purpose of paying any additional expenses incurred by the school district as a result of relocation costs associated with a fire, earthquake or tornado. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Eliminates back door referendum provision and eliminates proposed tax for addi- tional expenses incurred as a result of relocation costs associated with fire, earth- quake and tornado. Permits the temporary relocation expense tax to be levied until all loan moneys have been repaid to the State. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 10 Amendment No.01 ELEM SCND ED Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 012-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 16 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 21 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01 Amendment No.02 FREDERICK,VF Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/118-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 105-012-001 May 22 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor BARKHAUSEN Added As A Joint Sponsor GEO-KARIS Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 24 Assigned to Education-Elementary & Secondary Jun 12 Recommnded do pass as amend 015-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 ELEM SCND ED Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1082- HB-0409-Cont. Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 055-001-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 30 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/062-048-000 Passed both Houses Jul 29 Sent to the Governor Sep 17 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0458 Effective date 09-17-85 HB-0410 JOHNSON - HICKS - SLATER - TATE - YOUNG,A, MAUTINO, MCAU- LIFFE, GOFORTH, STEPHENS, PARKE, PHELPS, PANGLE, HANNIG, CURRAN, REA AND FLINN. (Ch. 24, new par. 1-1-10; Ch. 34, new par. 303.1) Amends the Municipal Code and the Counties Act. Prohibits municipalities and counties, including home rule units, from regulating, licensing or imposing a special tax on firearms and firearm ammunition. Provides civil penalties for municipal and county officers and employees who violate the prohibition. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of DCCA, HB-410 creates a tax exemption mandate for which re- imbursement of the revenue loss to units of local gov't. is required. Due to the nature of the bill, no estimate is available, but the cost would be substantial. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Judiciary II May 02 Recommended do pass 009-004-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Amendment No.01 CURRIE Ruled not germane Amendment No.02 CURRIE Ruled not germane Amendment No.03 GREIMAN Ruled not germane Amendment No.04 BRAUN Lost 018-081-007 Fiscal Note Requested GREIMAN Held on 2nd Reading May 10 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Held on 2nd Reading May 15 Amendment No.05 GREIMAN Lost 030-072-004 Amendment No.06 GREIMAN Withdrawn Amendment No.07 GREIMAN Withdrawn Amendment No.08 GREIMAN Lost 018-079-002 Amendment No.09 GREIMAN Withdrawn Fiscal Note Request W/drawn Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 20 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) 3 HB-0411 MCGANN, CULLERTON, BERRIOS, TERZICH, CAPPARELLI, DELEO, FARLEY, GIGLIO, LAURINO, MCAULIFFE, PANAYOTOVICH, RONAN, LEFLORE, SOLIZ AND KEANE. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 9-151) Amends the County Employees' and Officers' Article of the Pension Code and the State Mandates Act. Provides that benefits do not differ on the basis of sex where such difference exists. Provides that increased local government costs are not reimburseable by the State. Effective immediately. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1083 HB-0411-Cont. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of the Dept. of Commerce and Community Affairs, the changes made in the Pension Code by HB-411 do not require reimbursement by the State. Under the State Mandates Act, when the G.A. enacts legislation to comply with a federal mandate, or a mandate resulting from court action, no reimbursement is required. PENSION IMPACT NOTE The costs are estimated to be $100,000 per year. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 16 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0412 O'CONNELL. Appropriates $960,000 to the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs for a construction grant for the Palos Hills police administration building. Effective July 1, 1985. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Appropriations I Apr 23 Tabled By Sponsor HAPA HB-0413 O'CONNELL - GIORGI, MCNAMARA, KEANE, KRSKA, LEVERENZ, BERRIOS, LAURINO AND GIGLIO. (Ch. 73, new par. 979g) Amends Illinois Insurance Code to provide that a group accident or health insur- ance policy must continue to cover a former spouse or child upon ceasing to be a qualified family member or upon the death of the employee or member if the former spouse or child pays not only the group insurance premium, but also that amount which the policyholder would be required to pay if the former spouse or child were a member or employee under the group policy. Provides that such coverage shall continue to be available for a period of at least 5 years, at the expiration of which the former spouse or child shall be entitled to have issued to him a converted policy. Provides that failure to make initial payment of premium within 90 days of due date; or subsequent eligibility df the former spouse or child for coverage under an- other group policy or Medicare, shall result in termination of the policy. Effective immediately. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Insurance May 02 Interim Study Calendar INSURANCE HB-0414 ROPP - KOEHLER - PRESTON - HALLOCK, HICKS, MCNAMARA AND MAYS. (Ch. 37, pars. 701-2, 701-4, 701-19, 702-1, 705-2, 706-1 and new par. 702-3.2; Ch. 122, par. 26-8 and rep. pars. 26-8a and 26-8b) Amends the Juvenile Court Act and The School Code. Gives the juvenile court jurisdiction over chronic and habitual truants and permits their treatment as wards of the court. Limits certain investigatory powers of county probation departments under the Juvenile Court Act. Eliminates a truant officer's responsibilities under the School Code beyond bringing a truancy complaint to the State's Attorney. FISCAL NOTE (Prepared by Representative Ropp) When HB-414 becomes law, there should be a reduction in tax dollar needs to care for the no longer truant student. Through State social programs, therefore, a State fiscal impact reduction will occur. 1084 HB-0414-Cont. CORRECTIONAL IMPACT NOTE (Prepared by Illinois Department of Corrections) The Department of Corrections has determined that there will be no fiscal impact upon the Department. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 37, par. 704-1 Permits allegation of chronic or habitual truancy within a petition to adjudicate the status of a minor as a ward of the juvenile court. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Exempts counties of 1,000,000 or more population from the bill's application. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Adds reference to: Ch. 37, pars. 704-1, 704-2, 704-4, 704-6, 704-7, 704-8 and 705-1. Amends the provisions of the Juvenile Court Act concerning the adjudication of a minor's status and the resultant dispositional hearing to accomplish the bill's grant of jurisdiction over chronic and habitual truants. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 6. Redefines chronic or habitual truant to exclude a minor enrolled in a private or parochial school or tutored at home. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Judiciary II Mar 21 Recommended do pass 010-003-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 10 Correctional Note Requested RONAN Fiscal Note Requested RONAN Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 16 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 17 Correctional Note Filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 24 Second Reading Amendment No.01 CULLERTON Adopted Amendment No.02 CULLERTON Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 21 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.03 ROPP Adopted Amendment No.04 KLEMM Withdrawn Amendment No.05 KLEMM Withdrawn Amendment No.06 ROPP Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/118-000-000 Verified Third Reading - Lost 057-047-006 May 22 Motion to Reconsider Vote Lost on Third Reading05-21-85 May 23 Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail Placed Calndr,Third Reading Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-0415 O'CONNELL - GIORGI, STECZO AND FLOWERS. (Ch. 122, new. par. 10-20.14) Amends The School Code to require each school board to form a parent-teacher advisory committee to help it develop written policies on pupil discipline. Effective immediately. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 03 Interim Study Calendar ELEM SCND ED 1085 HB-0416 3HB-0416 CAPPARELLI - CULLERTON - MCGANN, MCAULIFFE, KRSKA, BER- RIOS, TERZICH, DELEO, FARLEY, GIGLIO, KULAS, LAURINO, LEV- ERENZ, NASH, PANAYOTOVICH AND RONAN. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 9-134, 9-146.1 and 9-150) Amends the Cook County Article of the Pension Code to provide an optional new retirement formula, based on a flat rate of 2% of final average salary for each year of service; removes the $500 monthly maximum on widow's annuity, eliminates the excess widow's annuity contribution refund, and changes the annuity provisions for widows of employees having at least 10 years of service. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. PENSION IMPACT NOTE Increase in accrued liability ...................................................... $72,144,000 Increase in total annual costs ...................................................... . 13,319,000 Increase in total annual costs as a percent of payroll ........................................................................... 3.9% STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs, HB-416 creates a retirement benefit mandate for which reimbursement of the increased cost to a unit of local government is required. The estimated annual cost of reimburse- ment is $13.3 million. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 23 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions Apr 24 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions May 02 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION HB-0417 CAPPARELLI - BERRIOS, KRSKA, TERZICH, LAURINO, MCAULIFFE AND DELEO. (Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 55b) Amends the Public Utilities Act. Requires that each billing statement which sets forth the charges assessed against a consumer by a public utility for the transmis- sion of telephone messages between points within this State shall identify by tele- phone number the origin of the call which resulted in the assessment of the charges. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Public Utilities May 03 Interim Study Calendar PUB UTILITIES HB-0418 CAPPARELLI - BARNES, BULLOCK, TERZICH, KRSKA, BERRIOS, DE- LEO, LAURINO, MCAULIFFE AND NASH. (New Act) Makes an appropriation of $4,800,000 from the Metropolitan Fair and Exposi- tion Authority Reconstruction Fund to the Metropolitan Fair and Exposition Au- thority for its corporate purposes. Effective July 1, 1985. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Changes title to "An Act making appropriations to various State Agencies". Re- duces appropriation to Metropolitan Fair and Exposition Authority to $1. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Appropriations I May 09 Recommended do pass 026-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading S Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1086 HB-0418-Cont. May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 065-047-000 May 30 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor SAVICKAS Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 Jun 04 Jun 21 Jun 24 Jun 26 Jun 27 Jul 05 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Appropriations I Recommended do pass 018-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 CARROLL Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 052-001-002 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Tabled House Rule 79(E) HB-0419 CULLERTON - ZWICK. (Ch. 17, par. 2706) Amends the Foreign Banking Office Act. Changes the boundaries of the "central business district of Chicago" to an area bounded by Lake Shore Drive, Balbo Drive, Michigan Avenue, Harrison Street, Clinton Street, Lake Street and Wacker Drive. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 17, pars. 311, 314, 323, 325, 338, 339, 345, 347, 377, 1304, 1306.1, 1333, 1341, 2713 and 2718 Amends the Illinois Banking Act to provide that the Commissioner of Banks shall establish the required amount of capital, surplus and reserves. Limits the number of banks a bank may acquire by purchase of assets in an emergency sale. Amends the Foreign Banking Office Act to permit a foreign Banking Office Act to permit a for- eign bank to maintain an office outside the central banking district of Chicago when such bank purchases the assets and assumes the liabilities of a closed State or na- tional bank. Amends the Electronic Fund Transfer Transmission Facility Act with regard to the utilization of automatic teller machines. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Limits the geographical territory in which automatic tellers and point of sale may be interconnected. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 5. Specifies beginning boundary of the "central business district" of Chicago. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 6. Adds reference to: Ch. 17, pars. 320, 3042 and 4459) Adds provisions requiring banks, savings and loan associations and credit unions to have federal deposit insurance. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that proprietary networks may provide processing and communications services to any other network. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes reference to: Ch. 17, par. 4459 Deletes provision which would require credit unions to maintain federal deposit insurance. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Financial Institutions Mar 20 Recommended do pass 015-004-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 22 Second Reading Amendment No.01 BRAUN Withdrawn Amendment No.02 FRIEDRICH,DP Adopted 1087 HB-0419-Cont. 1088 May 22-Cont. Amendment No.03 CULLERTON Withdrawn Amendment No.04 MAUTINO Adopted Amendment No.05 CULLERTON Adopted Amendment No.06 CULLERTON Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Third Reading - Passed 107-003-006 May 24 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor CARROLL Placed Calendr,First Readng May 29 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 30 Assigned to Finance and Credit Regulations Jun 13 Recommnded do pass as amend 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 FINANCE Adopted Amendment No.02 FINANCE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 25 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02 Jun 28 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02 Jun 29 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/CARROLL JOYCE,JEREMIAH, DEMUZIO, KEATS & KUSTRA Jun 30 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/CULLERTON, MCPIKE, FLINN, ZWICK AND VINSON Jul 05 Tabled House Rule 79(E) 'HB-0420 VANDUYNE, GIORGI, CHRISTENSEN, HARTKE AND HICKS. (New Act; also amends Ch. 38, par. 28-1) The Illinois Pull Tabs and Jar Games Act. Authorizes Department of Rdvenue to issue licenses to certain non-profit organizations for the conducting of pull tabs and jar games. Requires $50 license fee. Requires 5% of net proceeds to go to the Com- mon School Fund. Act is administered by the Department of Revenue. Amends Criminal Code gambling Section to exempt pull tabs and jar games conducted un- der this Act. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Revenue May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D ' HB-0421 VANDUYNE, GIORGI, CHRISTENSEN, HARTKE AND HICKS. (Ch. 120, par. 1102) Amends Bingo Act provisions relating to special games. Eliminates the provision that one card is valid for all 5 special games each day and removes the card price limitation. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Restores that the price for a single special game card may not exceed 50 cents. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Revenue May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 011-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. HB-0421-Cont. May 08 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 VANDUYNE Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate-3rd Passed 104-002-000 May 14 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 15 Sen Sponsor LEMKE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 16 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 21 Assigned to Executive Jun 11 Recommended do pass 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 03 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0228 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0422 VANDUYNE, GIORGI, CHRISTENSEN AND MCNAMARA. (Ch. 120, par. 1102) Amends the Bingo License and Tax Act. Permits members of a women's auxilia- ry of a sponsoring organization to participate in the management or operation of a game. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Replaces amendatory language to permit a bona fide member of an auxiliary or- ganization, substantally all of whose members are spouses of members of the spon- soring organization, to participate in the management or operation of a game. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Revenue May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 011-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 08 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 VANDUYNE Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate-3rd Passed 098-001-000 May 14 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 15 Sen Sponsor LEMKE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 16 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 21 Assigned to Executive Jun 11 Recommended do pass 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 058-000-001 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0392 Effective date 01-01-86 SHB-0423 VANDUYNE AND CHRISTENSEN. (Ch. 16, par. 81 and new par. 80; Ch. 38, par. 110-15; Ch. 95 1/2, par. 6-306.2 and new par. 16-104b) Amends an Act concerning bail bond, the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1963 and The Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that the bail for violations of traffic offenses 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1089 HB-0423 Cont. under Chapters 3, 11 and 12 of The Illinois Vehicle Code, which are not a misde- meanor or felony, shall be $25 for a non-speeding violation, and for any speeding vi- olation, $25 for the first 10 miles per hour over the posted speed limit plus $1 per mile per hour thereafter. Permits such traffic offenses to be satisfied without a court appearance by submission to the court of a written plea of guilty and payment of an amount equal to the bail established for the offense charged. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-0424 VANDUYNE, GIORGI, CHRISTENSEN AND WASHINGTON. (Ch. 120, par. 1102) Amends the Bingo License and Tax Act. Raises the aggregate daily prize limit from $2,250 to $2,700. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Revenue May 02 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE 'HB-0425 CURRIE - BARNES - GREIMAN - BULLOCK - CURRAN, BROOKINS, LEVIN, YOUNGE,W, FLOWERS, TURNER, PANAYOTOVICH, RICE, SHAW AND CHRISTENSEN. (New Act) Creates the Task Force on Pay Equity to study sex and race discrimination in em- ployment by the executive branch of state government. Provides that the Task Force shall consist of 8 members, 2 to be appointed by the Governor, 2 to be ap- pointed by the President of the Senate, 2 to be appointed by the Speaker of the House and 2 to be appointed by labor and business organizations, who shall serve without compensation. Requires a report to the Governor and General Assembly by January 1987. Effective immediately. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Rules May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0426 CURRIE AND TURNER. (New Act) Appropriates $400,000 for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Task Force on Pay Equity. Effective immediately. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Appropriations II May 10 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0427 ROPP. (Ch. 120, new par. 2-207) Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act to provide for an income tax credit for con- tributions of educational and scientific equipment to public educational institutions or districts, in an amount equal to 50% of the fair market value of the equipment. Effective January 1, 1986. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Revenue May 02 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-0428 MATIJEVICH, GREIMAN, FREDERICK,VF AND STERN. (Ch. 38, pars. 108A-1 and 108A-11) 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1090 HB-0428-Cont. Amends the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1963. Provides that the State's Attor- ney may authorize an application to a "judge", rather than a "circuit judge", for an order authorizing or approving the use of an eavesdropping device. Removes the provision which requires the Director of the Administrative Office of Illinois Courts to transmit to the General Assembly a report on the orders, applications and exten- tions granted for use of eavesdropping devices. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 38, par. 108A-1 Deletes provision that State's Attorney may authorize application to any judge for an order authorizing or approving the use of an eavesdropping device. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Judiciary II Mar 14 Recommended do pass 009-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Mar 20 Second Reading Amendment No.01 CULLERTON Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mar 21 Third Reading - Passed 110-001-000 Mar 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Mar 27 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 10 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 05 Primary Sponsor Changed To NETSCH Added As A Joint Sponsor VADALABENE Committee Assignment of Bills Apr 24 Assigned to Judiciary II SHB-0429 MATIJEVICH, GIORGI, DIDRICKSON, CHURCHILL AND STERN. (Ch. 110, new par. 1-105a) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure. Authorizes the Supreme Court to adopt rules providing for mandatory arbitration in order to expedite civil litigation in a less costly manner and for procedures to implement such arbitration. Effective immediately. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Judiciary I May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0430 MATIJEVICH - GIORGI - SALTSMAN - MAUTINO - CURRAN, WOLF, BERRIOS, TURNER, MCNAMARA, STECZO, FLOWERS, DEJAEGHER, BRUNSVOLD, MCPIKE, HICKS, O'CONNELL, LEVERENZ, GIGLIO, CHRISTENSEN, VANDUYNE, BRESLIN, TERZICH, CAPPARELLI, PHELPS, PANGLE, DELEO, FARLEY, HARTKE, KEANE, KULAS, MCGANN AND MADIGAN. (Ch. 95 1/2 pars. 6-110, 6-115 and 6-118) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Requires the Secretary of State to provide that each driver's license issued to a licensee under 21 years of age be of a contrast- ing color than those licenses issued to drivers over 21. Provides that each under-21 license expire on the licensee's 21st birthday or as otherwise provided by law, which- ever comes first, and establishes 1 and 2-year driver'slicense renewal fees of $4 and $6 respectively, for applicable periods remaining prior to a licensee's 21st birthday. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Tabled May 10, 1985) Adds reference to: Ch. 124, pars. 4, 8 and 9 Provides that driver's licenses issued to licensees under the age of 21 shall expire 3 months after the licensee becomes 21 years of age and that the color of such li- censes shall be at the discretion of the Secretary of State. Provides that a licensee ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1091 HB-0430-Cont. whose driver's license expires on his 21st birthday or 3 months after his 21st birth- day may not apply for a renewal of driving privileges until the age of 21. Authorizes the Secretary of State to issue a special Illinois Identification Card or Illinois Dis- abled Person Identification Card for applicants under 21 years of age and provides that such identification cards shall expire 3 months after the card holder becomes 21 years of age. Adds an effective date of January 1, 1986. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes title and everything after the enacting clause. Replaces with substance of H-am 1, tabled on this date, but in corrected form. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Transportation Apr 17 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 016-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 08 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 MATIJEVICH Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail 01 Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01 Amendment No.02 MATIJEVICH Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/113-000-000 Short Debate-3rd Passed 103-001-000 May 14 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor DARROW Placed Calendr,First Readng May 15 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 21 Assigned to Transportation May 30 Added As A Joint Sponsor GEO-KARIS Committee Transportation Jun 06 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 11 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 WATSON Lost 024-026-001 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Added As A Co-sponsor HOLMBERG Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 12 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0270 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0431 ROPP, WAIT AND WOODYARD. (Ch. 127, par. 1708) Amends the State Fair Act. Increases the number of Governor-appointed mem- bers of the Board of State Fair Advisors from 13 to 15. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 85, pars. 653 and 656 Adds provisions to amend the Agricultural Fair Act to provide for the establish- ment of a county fair board by the county board in counties of 500,000 to 3,000,000 population. Authorizes State funds to such county fair board. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1. GOVERNOR AMENDATORY VETO Deletes reference to: Ch. 85, pars. 653, 656 1092 HB-0431-Cont. Adds reference to: Ch. 85, pars. 667, 668, 669, 671 Recommends removal of the added language in the Agricultural Fair Act autho- rizing annual appointment of county fair boards by county boards in counties of more than 500,000 but fewer than 3,000,000 inhabitants. Amends the Agricultural Fair Act to create a Fair and Exposition Authority in each county with a population between 500,000 and 1,000,000 inhabitants to receive appropriations from the Fair and Exposition Fund for the conduct of a county fair. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Executive Apr 18 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 24 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Third Reading - Passed 114-004-000 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 05 Sen Sponsor MAITLAND Added As A Joint Sponsor JOYCE,JEROME First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 06 Assigned to Executive Jun 13 Recommended do pass 017-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 PHILIP Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 054-001-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 27 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Jun 28 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MAITLAND KARPIEL JOYCE,JEROME, NEDZA & ROCK Jun 30 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/TERZICH, CURRAN, CULLERTON, HOFFMAN & VINSON Jul 01 House report submitted Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/057-000-000 Jul 05 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/078-028-002 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 31 Sent to the Governor Sep 26 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 03 Mtn fild accept amend veto ROPP Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 16 3/5 vote required Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 092-015-001 Oct 17 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 30 Mtn fild accept amend veto MAITLAND Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 058-000-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto Nov 20 Return to Gov-Certification Nov 26 Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 84-1046 Effective date 11-26-85 1093 HB-0432 1094 3HB-0432 CULLERTON - CAPPARELLI, TERZICH, MCGANN, LAURINO, BER- RIOS, DELEO, FARLEY, GIGLIO, KULAS, LEVERENZ, MCAULIFFE, NASH AND PANAYOTOVICH. (Ch. 108 1/2, new par. 9-179.3) Amends the Cook County Article of the Pension Code toprovide an optional new plan of additional benefits and contributions from July 1, 1985 until July 1, 1990. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. PENSION IMPACT NOTE The cost of HB-432 cannot be determined because it is not possible to know how many employees would make use of the optional benefits. The costs could, however, be substantial. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs, HB-432 creates a retirement benefit mandate for which reimbursement of the increased cost to a unit of local government is required. Data is not available on which to base a re- liable estimate, but the cost would be substantial. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 23 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions Apr 24 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0433 BERRIOS, CAPPARELLI, LAURINO, NASH, RICE, KRSKA, KULAS, OL- SON, PANAYOTOVICH, SATTERTHWAITE, TERZICH, RONAN, KEANE, MCNAMARA, FLOWERS, PANGLE, YOUNG,A, SHAW AND DELEO. (Ch. 73, pars. 755.17; new par. 755.14a; rep. pars. 755.14, 755.15 and 755.16) Amends the Insurance Code. Requires that all notices of intention not to renew a policy or cancellation thereof must be mailed by certified mail, return receipt re- quested, at least 30 day prior to taking effect. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Insurance May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0434 BERRIOS, NASH, CAPPARELLI, RICE, TERZICH, PANAYOTOVICH AND SOLIZ. (Ch. 99, par. 4) Amends The Illinois Notary Public Act to increase the required bond from $1,000 to $10,000. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Judiciary I Apr 09 Re-assigned to Registration & Regulation Apr 25 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Third Reading - Passed 094-022-002 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 05 Sen Sponsor DEGNAN First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. HB-0434--Cont. Jun 06 Assigned to Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 13 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 057-002-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 14 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 17 Total veto stands. SHB-0435 PANGLE - MULCAHEY - BRUNSVOLD - MAUTINO - FLOWERS, LE- FLORE, HARTKE, BROOKINS, TURNER, MCNAMARA, STECZO, RICE, SHAW, PANAYOTOVICH, CHRISTENSEN, LEVERENZ, BERRIOS AND LAURINO. (Ch. 120, pars. 1157.2 and 1159; new par. 1171.3; Ch. 127, new par. 141.158) Amends the Illinois Lottery Law and the State Finance Act. Requires the Divi- sion of the State Lottery to prepare and offer continuously a Lottery for Education game. Creates a special fund in the State Treasury into which net proceeds of the game are to be deposited. Provides that monies in the fund are to be distributed to school districts in the same manner as monies in the Common School Fund are dis- tributed under the state aid formula. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Revenue Apr 25 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE SHB-0436 FLINN - NASH - DELEO - WOLF - O'CONNELL, MCAULIFFE AND WILLIAMSON. (Ch. 95 1/2, rep. pars. 13A-101 through 13A-115; Ch. 120, par. 424) Repeals the Vehicle Emissions Inspection Law, and amends the Motor Fuel Tax Act to delete the funding therefor. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource Apr 25 Recommended do pass 010-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) SHB-0437 KEANE, MCPIKE, VANDUYNE AND CHRISTENSEN. (Ch. 46, par. 10-8; Ch. 120, par. 483.2a) Amends The Election Code and the Revenue Act of 1939 to require that candi- dates for township or multi-township assessor in townships over 25,000 or counties over 3,000,000 file a copy of the certificate of their statutorily required qualifica- tions with their nominating papers and to require the supervisor of assessments or county assessor where the township or multi-township is located to challenge the candidacy of such candidate if the certificate copy is not filed. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 48, par. 10-8 Adds reference to: Ch. 139, par. 59a Provides that township clerk or board of election commissioners, rather than the county assessor or supervisor of assessments, shall challenge candidacy for office of ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1095 HB-0437 Cont. township or multi-township assessor. Amends the Township Law of 1874 to require that candidates for assessor file proof of qualification. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Elections Mar 06 Re-assigned to Revenue May 02 Amendment No.01 REVENUE Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 011-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 08 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 14 Short Debate-3rd Passed 114-000-000 May 16 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 Sen Sponsor NETSCH Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 29 Assigned to Elections Jun 05 Recommended do pass 006-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 058-001-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0393 Effective date 01-01-86 'HB-0438 CULLERTON - TURNER, YOUNG,A AND FLOWERS. (Ch. 78, new par. 11.2) Amends the Act concerning jurors. Provides that every summons served pursuant to this Act shall have attached thereto a notice to the person summoned of his or her rights, duties and compensation provided by law and custom. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Judiciary I May 02 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I SHB-0439 CURRAN - STEPHENS - FLOWERS - HARTKE, YOUNG,A AND PHEL- PS. (Ch. 120, par. 2-203) Amends the Income Tax Act to provide a deduction for an adopting person for medical expenses of the adopted child and its mother, if agreed to by contract, as well as adoption agency fees and legal expenses incurred in conjunction with the adoption of such child. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Revenue May 02 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE 3HB-0440 MCGANN, CAPPARELLI, KEANE, MCAULIFFE AND LEFLORE. (Ch. 85, new par. 2208.9; Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 6-141 and 6-164.1) Amends the Chicago Firemen's Article of the Pension Code to provide a mini- mum monthly annuity of $500 for certain firemen with 20 or more years of service; also raises the minimum annuity for most widows from $250 to $350 per month. Amends The State Mandates Act to require implementation without reimburse- ment. Effective July 1, 1985. 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1096 HB-0440-Cont. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL Gov'TS. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 2HB-0441 SALTSMAN. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 3-111.1) Amends the Downstate Police Article of the Pension Code to increase the rate of automatic annual increase in pension from 3% to 4%, beginning January 1, 1986. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 02 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION 'HB-0442 YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 23, new par. 12-4.29) Amends the Public Aid Code to provide that future caseworkers shall have 12 college or university hours of study in economics. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Human Services May 02 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd YOUNGE,W Committee Human Services May 03 Motn discharge comm lost 045-058-004 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D Jul 03 Mtn filed take from Table PLACE INTERM STUDY YOUNGE,W Tabled Pursuant to Rule27(D)/(05-03-85) Jul 04 Mtn Take From Table Prevail Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE SHB-0443 YOUNGE,W - YOUNG,A - FLOWERS. (Ch. 111 2/3, pars. 32.5 and 32.6; new par. 32.8) Amends the Public Utilities Act to require the Commerce Commission to appoint a review officer in each county to review any order by a public utility to terminate gas or electric service to any residential customer in the county. Requires the Com- mission to take proper action against a utility whose termination order violates Sec- tion 32.5 or 32.6. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Public Utilities May 03 Interim Study Calendar PUB UTILITIES HB-0444 YOUNGE,W - YOUNG,A. Appropriates $15,000,000 to the Department of Public Aid for supplemental as- sistance to recipients of aid to families with dependent children in the form of shares in the Illinois Community Development Finance Corporation, and cooperatives and other enterprises in which they are guaranteed employment. Effective January 1, 1986. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Appropriations II ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1097 HB-0444 Cont. May 10 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D Jul 03 Mtn filed take from Table PLACE INTERM STUDY YOUNGE,W Tabled Pursuant to Rule27(D)/(05-10-85) Jul 04 Mtn Take From Table Prevail Interim Study Calendar APPROP II 'HB-0445 YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 120, pars. 726 and 734) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939. Removes the provision which limits the re- demption period to 6 months for vacant non-farm real estate, certain real estate with 7 or more residential units and commercial or industrial real estate. Provides that the penalty bid for property forfeited for delinquent general taxes shall not ex- ceed 12%, rather than 18%, of the tax or special assessment. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Revenue May 03 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE 'HB-0446 YOUNGE,W. (New Act) Creates the Katherine Dunham Metropolitan Exposition and Auditorium Au- thority in the city of East St. Louis. Establishes the Katherine Dunham Metropoli- tan Exposition, Auditorium and Office Building Authority which has the power to promote and maintain expositions, conventions, theatricals, sports and cultural ac- tivities. The Authority is granted power to issue revenue bonds. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Executive May 03 Recommended do pass 009-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE HB-0447 GIGLIO, MCGANN, FARLEY AND KEANE. (Ch. 120, par. 439.3a) Amends the Use Tax Act to require the tax to be stated as a separate item on the bill but allows the Department by rule to exempt some sales (such as vending ma- chines and liquor by the drink) from this requirement if a sign gives notification that the tax is included in the price paid. Effective immediately. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Revenue May 02 Recommended do pass 016-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 21 Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 29 Sen Sponsor BARKHAUSEN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue Jun 11 Recommended do pass 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1098 HB-0447 Cont. Jun 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 03 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0229 Effective date 09-03-85 HB-0448 GIGLIO - LEFLORE - LEVIN - SHAW - TURNER, STECZO, FLOWERS, WASHINGTON, YOUNGE,W, BROOKINS AND RICE. (Ch. 23, pars. 3-45, 4-2, 6-2; new par. 2-18) Amends The Illinois Public Aid Code. Provides that financial aid to an eligible applicant or recipient is given from the date a signed application for aid is submitted under the Code. FISCAL NOTE (Prepared by the Dept. of Public Aid) Proposed legislation would require policy to revert to the date of application in determining fiscal assistance. The impact of HB-448 would be $38.0 million annu- ally and $19.0 over a 6-month period. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Human Services Mar 20 Recommended do pass 008-006-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 09 Fiscal Note Requested PIEL Fiscal Note Requested CHURCHILL Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 29 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE HB-0449 GIGLIO AND STECZO. (Ch. 139, par. 126.4) Amends the Township Law of 1874. Increases the ceiling for a township's author- ity to levy a tax for general assistance purposes from .10% of value, as equalized or assessed by the Department of Revenue, to .20% of value where such increase is ap- proved by the voters at the annual town meeting. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Deletes everything after the enacting clause and replaces with amendment to same Sec. to provide that the tax ceiling may not be increased unless 10% of the township voters petition for the increase. The clerk shall then order a referedum on the proposition at the next annual or special town meeting and give notice. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Counties and Townships Mar 14 Recommended do pass 008-003-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 16 Second Reading Amendment No.01 GIGLIO Withdrawn Amendment No.02 PIEL Withdrawn Amendment No.03 PIEL Withdrawn Amendment No.04 PIEL Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 21 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) -1099 HB-0450 HB-0450 MULCAHEY - COWLISHAW. (Ch. 122, par. 2-3.42) Amends The School Code. Eliminates the State Board of Education's June 30, 1980 deadline for recommending legislation to the General Assembly resulting from its study of minimal competency testing. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 122, new par. 27-2.1 Prohibits the inclusion in any test of questions concerning a pupil's or his parent's beliefs or practices as to sex, morality or religion unless the school board has ap- proved the test and the pupil's parent has not requested his exemption or the test is based on instructional materials approved by the school board and is administered only to pupils whose parents have consented in writing. Permits parents access to the district's instructional materials. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 02 Recommended do pass 021-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Third Reading - Passed 118-000-000 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Jun 10 Primary Sponsor Changed To VADALABENE Committee Executive Jun 11 Recommnded do pass as amend 008-002-005 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 12 Second Reading SAmendment No.01 EXECUTIVE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 20 Re-referred to Education-Elementary & Secondary HB-0451 MULCAHEY - COWLISHAW. (Ch. 122, par. 18-3) Amends The School Code. Changes provisions regarding tuition of children from orphanages, and certain children's homes and State housing units, by replacing all references to the Superintendent of Public Instruction with references to the State Board of Education. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 02 Recommended do pass 021-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Third Reading - Passed 118-000-000 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor DEMUZIO Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Education-Elementary & Secondary 1100 HB-0452 HB-0452 FREDERICK,VF - MCCRACKEN - WAIT - MATIJEVICH - OLSON, PETERSON,W, CHURCHILL, DEUCHLER, OBLINGER, WOODYARD, HASTERT AND KOEHLER. (Ch. 38, pars. 11-20 and 11-21) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Makes the U.S. Supreme Court standard in Miller v. California applicable to obscenity and harmful material offenses by re- quiring that things or materials in order to be obscene or harmful must, when taken as a whole, lack serious literary, artistic, political, or scientific value. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Judiciary II May 02 Recommended do pass 009-004-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-0453 LEVIN - CURRIE - YOUNG,A - FLOWERS AND SOLIZ. (Ch. 68, pars. 7-102, 8-106 and 8-108) Amends the Illinois Human Rights Act. Authorizes an aggrieved party to file a complaint with the commission if the Department of Human Rights does not do so within the 300 day time limitation imposed upon it under the Act. Provides that no distinction shall be made between complaints filed by the Department of Human Rights and those filed by aggrieved parties, with respect to the relief granted or pen- alties imposed. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Judiciary I May 03 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd STUDY- LEVIN Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I HB-0454 LEVIN - CURRIE - YOUNG,A - FLOWERS. (Ch. 68, par. 8-111) Amends the Illinois Human Rights Act. Provides that judicial review of an order of the Commission shall be commenced in the Appellate Court of the district where the violation was committed and not in the circuit court. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Judiciary I May 03 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd STUDY - LEVIN Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I HB-0455 LEVIN - CURRIE - YOUNG,A - FLOWERS AND TURNER. (Ch. 116, pars. 203 and 206) Amends the Freedom of Information Act to prohibit a public body from requir- ing a fee for inspection of public records where a person has requested mere inspec- tion of such records and where compliance with the inspection request would not cause an undue burden on the operation of the public body. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Cities and Villages May 03 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd STUDY - LEVIN Interim Study Calendar CITY VILLAGE 1101 HB-0456 'HB-0456 MULCAHEY - SHAW. (Ch. 38, par. 1005-7-6) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections to specifically provide that offenders serving sentences of periodic imprisonment for weekends only be liable for the daily cost of board which is changed to the lesser of $12 or 50% of daily earnings (now $12). Effective immediately. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Judiciary II Mar 14 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Mar 20 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Apr 09 Third Reading - Passed 110-001-000 Apr 10 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Apr 16 Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 07 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Judiciary II May 30 Recommended do pass 007-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 05 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 058-000-001 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 03 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0230 Effective date 09-03-85 HB-0457 ZWICK - HALLOCK, LEVERENZ, STEPHENS, WEAVER,M, TATE, BRUNSVOLD AND CURRAN. (Ch. 26, par. 3-806) Amends the Uniform Commercial Code. Provides that the liability for bad checks or drafts shall lie exclusively with the drawer. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Makes grammatical change of word "the" to "other". HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2 Amends to provide that a bank or holder of a dishonored instrument may charge a person other than the drawer of the check if it is shown that the party so charged knew or should have known for reasons such as previous history that the check would not be honored. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Judiciary I Apr 25 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 009-003-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Amendment No.02 ZWICK Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-0458 TERZICH, CAPPARELLI, BARNES, WOJCIK, KRSKA, CURRIE AND RONAN. (Ch. 32, new pars. 562a.9-2, 577.11, 609.15; Ch. 73, new par. 968m) 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1102 HB-0458-Cont. Amends the Non-Profit Health Care Service Plan Act, The Medical Service Plan Act, The Voluntary Health Services Plans Act and the Illinois Insurance Code. Provides that contracts and policies providing coverage for hospital and medical ex- penses must also provide coverage for expenses incurred by a person in participating in a program designed to assist that person in ceasing to smoke. Effective immediately. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Human Services Mar 07 Re-assigned to Insurance May 02 Tbl-pursuant Hse Rul 26D 000-000-000 HB-0459 TERZICH, SALTSMAN, CAPPARELLI, KRSKA, KULAS AND DELEO. (Ch. 73, par. 1153) Amends the Property Fire Loss Act. Provides that any authorized fire service that has the responsibility of investigating fire losses may request any insurance company to release any information that is pertinent to a fire loss. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that a fire department or law enforcement agency may release informa- tion concerning their investigation of a property loss to insurer of the property. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Insurance Mar 20 Recommended do pass 016-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 09 Second Reading Amendment No.01 TERZICH Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 20 Third Reading - Passed 114-000-000 May 21 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 Sen Sponsor LEMKE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 24 Assigned to Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities May 30 Waive Posting Notice 7C Committee Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 05 Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0394 Effective date 09-16-85 SHB-0460 LEFLORE - TURNER - BROOKINS - RICE - CHURCHILL. (Ch. 120, pars. 439.9, 439.39, 439.109, 441f, 442, 453.9, 453.41, 467.3, 467.18, 470, 481b36) Amends the State occupation, use, cigarette, messages, gas revenue, public utili- ties revenue, and hotel operations tax Acts to provide that when the date for filing a return falls on a Saturday, Sunday or State holiday, the return may be filed on the following business day. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1103 HB-0460-Cont. Mar 05 Assigned to Revenue May 03 Recommended do pass 015-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE ' HB-0461 LEFLORE - TURNER - BROOKINS - RICE - CHURCHILL. (Ch. 120, pars. 439.9, 439.39, 439.109, 441f, 442, 453.9, 453.41, 467.3, 467.18, 470, 481b36) Amends the State occupation, use, cigarette, messages, gas revenue, public utili- ties revenue, and hotel operations tax Acts to provide for additional time to file re- turns until noon of the next business day following the present deadline. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Revenue May 03 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE 'HB-0462 OBLINGER - KLEMM, RONAN, HARTKE, CHRISTENSEN, RICE, SHAW AND PANAYOTOVICH. (Ch. 120, pars. 439.3, 439.33, 439.103, 441) Amends the State occupation and use tax Acts to phase out tax on food which is to be consumed on the premises where it is sold beginning January 1, 1986. Effec- tive immediately. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Revenue Apr 17 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE sHB-0463 PULLEN, DANIELS, HOFFMAN, BARNES, MCAULIFFE, BARGER, CURRIE, DEJAEGHER, FARLEY, MCNAMARA, OLSON, PARCELLS, REGAN, STANGE, STEPHENS, TUERK, WEAVER,M, STECZO, FLOW- ERS, VINSON, STERN, MULCAHEY, WOODYARD, OBLINGER, WIL- LIAMSON, GOFORTH, TATE, RYDER AND MCCRACKEN. (Ch. 38, par. 33-1) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 relating to the offense of bribery. Provides that an officer of the court commits bribery if he either (1) solicits, receives, retains or agrees to accept any property pursuant to an understanding that he will tender such property to a public officer, public employee, juror or witness with the intent to unlawfully influence the performance of any act related to the employment or func- tion of the public officer, public employee, juror or witness; or (2) with the intent to unlawfully influence the performance of any act related to the employment or func- tion of any public officer, public employee, juror or witness, he agrees to communi- cate or communicates an offer of personal advantage to a public officer, public employee, juror or witness. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1 Deletes amendatory language. Provides that a person commits bribery when he solicits, receives, retains or agrees to accept any property or personal advantage pursuant to an understanding that he will improperly influence or attempt to influ- ence the performance of any act related to employment or function of any public of- ficer, public employee, juror or witness. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Recommended do pass 014-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Amendment No.01 PULLEN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 5 Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1104 HB-0463-Cont. May 24 Third Reading - Passed 107-009-001 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Judiciary II Primary Sponsor Changed To KUSTRA Added As A Joint Sponsor FAWELL Committee Judiciary II 'HB-0464 TERZICH. (Ch. 85, par. 1394) Amends the Metropolitan Civic Center Support Act. Increases the total aggre- gate amount of principal certified or recertified and outstanding in bonds at any giv- en time for all civic center authorities from $75,000,000 to $100,000,000; and increases the maximum amount for any one such authority from $20,000,000, to $22,000,000. Effective immediately. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Executive May 03 Recommended do pass 009-004-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 16 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE HB-0465 VINSON. (New Act) Provides that legislation authorizing the conveyance or lease for more than 5 years of State land shall contain a complete and accurate legal description or shall be accompanied by a real estate description note. Requires that the note be filed by the sponsor in the house of introduction prior to the bill's advancement from second reading. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Executive May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0466 MAUTINO, WOODYARD, BROOKINS, HARRIS, BRESLIN, BRUNS- VOLD, CHRISTENSEN, CURRAN, GOFORTH, HANNIG, HOMER, MC- MASTER, MULCAHEY, REA, HARTKE AND PANGLE. (Ch. 17, pars. 2502, 2505) Amends The Bank Holding Company Act of 1957. Includes an insured bank or institution eligible to make application to become an insured bank as defined in the Federal Deposit Insurance Act within the definition of the term "bank". Makes it unlawful for any company or bank holding company to own, acquire or control and FDIC insured bank, or an institution which accepts deposits or engages in the busi- ness of making commercial loans, but which does not do both. Directs the Commis- sioner to seek divestiture of any bank owned in violation thereof. Effective immediately. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Financial Institutions May 03 Interim Study Calendar FIN INSTIT 'HB-0467 STECZO - WOODYARD. (Ch. 24, new par. 8-1-18) Amends the Illinois Municipal Code to require prompt payment by municipali- ties for goods or services. Imposes a 1% per month interest penalty for late payments. ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1105 HB-0467-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 24, new par. 8-1-18 Adds reference to: New Act Creates the "Local Government Prompt Payment Act". Requires local govern- mental units to pay for goods and services within a specified time. Imposes a penalty for late payment. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Reduces late payment penalty from 2% to 1%. Provides an effective date of July 1, 1987. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 24, pars. 3-5-5 and 3-5-6 Adds amendment to the Illinois Municipal Code to provide for a referendum on the question of electing trustees by district in village with a population of 5,000 or more rather than 25,000 or more. Feb 28 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 05 Assigned to Cities and Villages May 02 Amendment No.01 CITY VILLAGE Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 08 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng SCal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 21 Short Debate-3rd Passed 108-004-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Sen Sponsor SANGMEISTER Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Local Government Jun 13 Recommnded do pass as amend 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 LOCAL GOVERN Adopted Amendment No.02 SANGMEISTER Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 25 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02/115-001-000 Passed both Houses Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Sep 21 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0731 Effective date 07-01-87 'HB-0468 MCPIKE - VINSON, HARTKE AND SOLIZ. (Ch. 56 1/2, par. 55-15) Amends the Egg and Egg Products Act. Authorizes a retailer to repackage eggs upon obtaining a written permission from the Department of Agriculture. Specifies the minimum grade and size of repacked eggs. Specifies that a consumer-size con- tainer containing repacked eggs shall contain a statement that the eggs in such con- tainer were repacked, as well as certain other information. Requires the Department to refuse permission to certain retailers who have violated the Act. Specifies that a retailer who has obtained written permission from the Department shall post such permission upon a conspicuous place in the office at the retail location. Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. . 1106 HB-0468-Cont. Mar 05 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Consumer Protection Apr 10 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 014-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Apr 18 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read Apr 25 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 111-001-001 Apr 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 01 Sen Sponsor DEMUZIO Placed Calendr,First Readng May 07 Added As A Joint Sponsor FRIEDLAND First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Agriculture, Conservation & Energy May 30 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 03 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 05 Third Reading - Passed 054-000-000 Passed both Houses Jun 30 Sent to the Governor Aug 23 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0184 Effective date 01-01-86 3HB-0469 SHAW. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 17-116 and 17-116.1) Amends the Chicago Teachers Article of the Pension Code to remove the early retirement penalty for teachers who retire between age 55 and age 60 with at least 20 years of service. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. PENSION IMPACT NOTE Increase in accrued liability ........................................................... $47,750,000 Increase in total annual costs ........................................................... 3,940,000 Increase in total costs as % of payroll ......................................................... 0.6% Mar 05 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 02 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0470 WASHINGTON - SHAW - BROOKINS - LEFLORE - RICE, YOUNG,A, FLOWERS, TURNER, PHELPS AND YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 32.8) Amends An Act concerning public utilities to prohibit the imposition of late pay- ment penalties due to the failure of a customer to pay an estimated bill in a timely fashion. Mar 05 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Public Utilities Apr 24 Recommended do pass 009-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 30 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 076-040-000 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor JONES Placed Calendr,First Readng 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1107 HB-0470-Cont. May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue HB-0471 VINSON. (Ch. 23, par. 3-10.9; Ch. 48, par. 723; Ch. 110, pars. 12-115, 12-122, 12-123, 12-124, 12-125, 12-126, 12-128, 12-129, 12-131, 12-132, 12-133, 12-134, 12-135, 12-137, 12-139, 12-140, 12-141, 12-142, 12-145, 12-401, 15-111 and 15-113; Ch. 120, pars. 444g and 444h; Ch. 110, rep. pars. 12-119, 12-121 and 12-138) Amends various Acts to provide that the foreclosure sale shall follow the redemp- tion period in real estate mortgage foreclosures. Mar 05 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 3HB-0472 ROPP. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 16-127) Amends the Downstate Teachers Article of the Pension Code to allow certain teachers to buy service credit for up to 10 years of teaching in nonpublic schools. PENSION IMPACT NOTE It is not possible to determine the costs of HB-472, but they could be substantial. Mar 05 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 23 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions May 03 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd STUDY - ROPP Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION 'HB-0473 FREDERICK,VF - COWLISHAW, PETERSON,W, STERN, CURRIE, TURNER AND FLOWERS. (Ch. 120, par. 2-203) Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act. Permits a deduction of 10% of the amounts expended by a taxpayer for the provision of child care services for dependents of the taxpayer's employees. Effective January 1, 1986. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides, with respect to individual taxpayers only, that the deduction shall be for the amounts expended in providing a dependent care assistance program as defined in the Internal Revenue Code, rather than in providing "child care services". FISCAL NOTE (Prepared by II Dept. of Revenue) HB-473 will effect the revenue of the State to the extent the 10% reduction is uti- lized by employers. Mar 05 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue Apr 25 Amendment No.01 REVENUE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 009-001-003 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Fiscal Note filed Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1108 HB-0474 HB-0474 LAURINO - HICKS - PANGLE. (Ch. 110, par. 2-202) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure. Provides that private persons who are au- thorized to serve process must register with the sheriff of the county in which the process is to be served, and the sheriff shall instruct each such person in the proper procedures for serving process. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Tabled May 15, 1985) Requires sheriffs to conduct a training course for private process servers which is substantially the same as that for deputy sheriffs. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 125, new par. 10.3 Amends the Act relating to sheriffs regarding registration and instruction of pri- vate process servers. Authorizes service of process by employees of an entity en- gaged in the business of serving process. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 125, new par. 10.3 Deletes everything after the enacting clause. Amends the Code of Civil Proce- dure and An Act to revise the law in relation to sheriffs. Provides that a court may allow service of process to be made by a private person or a business if they are reg- istered with the sheriff and have received instruction regarding service. Authorizes the court to establish a fee for service and tax such fee as court costs. Effective Janu- ary 1, 1986. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Tabled June 21, 1985) Provides for establishment of a fee for service of process by a private person in- stead of by a sheriff, coroner or other person. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Permits the court to establish a fee and tax same as costs for service of process served by a private individual. Mar 05 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I May 02 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 014-001-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 15 Second Reading Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01 Amendment No.02 LAURINO Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 097-018-002 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I Jun 11 Waive Posting Notice 7C Committee Judiciary I Jun 13 Recommnded do pass as amend 005-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 20 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 BERMAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Recalled to Second Reading Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail 02-BERMAN Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 02 Tabled Amendment No.03 BERMAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading 1109 HB-0474--Cont. Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 052-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,03 Jun 28 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,03 Jun 29 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,03 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,03 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/BERMAN MAROVITZ, LEMKE, BARKHAUSEN & GEO-KARIS Jun 30 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/LAURINO, DUNN,JOHN, CULLERTON, MCCRACKEN AND KIRKLAND Jul 05 Tabled House Rule 79(E) HB-0475 YOUNG,A, TURNER, LEFLORE, SHAW AND BROOKINS. (Ch. 67 1/2, par. 307.21) _Amends the Illinois Housing Development Act to provide that the Illinois Hous- ing Development Authority shall be subject to the Minority and Female Business Enterprise Act in making grants to nonprofit corporations and limited-profit entities. Mar 05 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive May 02 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE HB-0476 YOUNG,A, TURNER, LEFLORE, SHAW AND BROOKINS. (Ch. 67 1/2, par. 307.24) Amends the Illinois Housing Development Act to provide that the Illinois Hous- ing Development Authority, in making loans to lending institutions, shall be subject to the Minority and Female Business Enterprise Act. Mar 05 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Apr 30 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 116-000-000 Committee Executive May 02 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE HB-0477 YOUNG,A - TURNER, BRAUN, FLOWERS, WASHINGTON ANDRICE. (Ch. 127, par. 132.602) Amends the Minority and Female Business Enterprise Act to include the Illinois Housing Development Authority in the definition of State agency. Mar 05 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Apr 30 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 116-000-000 Committee Executive May 02 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE HB-0478 YOUNG,A - TURNER, BRAUN, FLOWERS, WASHINGTON, RICE AND STERN. (Ch. 67 1/2, par. 313) Amends the Illinois Housing Development Act to provide that the Illinois Hous- ing Development Authority shall be subject to the Minority and Female Business Enterprise Act when engaging or financing contractors and subcontractors in the construction and rehabilitation of housing and housing related commercial facilities. Mar 05 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive 1110 HB-0478 Cont. Apr 30 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 116-000-000 Committee Executive May 02 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE HB-0479 MCCRACKEN AND HARRIS. (Ch. 110 1/2 pars. 18-3, 18-12, 20-4, 24-3, 24-4, 25-1 and 28-10) Amends The Probate Act of 1975. Provides that if notice of issuance of letters of office is not published by the representative of the decedent's estate commencing within 14 days thereafter, claims may be filed against the estate up to 6 months from the first publication of notice of issuance of letters of office, provided the letters of office are issued within 3 years after the decedent's death. Sets forth the form for a small estate affidavit and the contents thereof. Provides for appointment of an agent by distributees of small estates to exercise the powers of an independent ad- ministrator. Effective immediately and applicable to all estates regardless of date of decedents death. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1.(Tabled May 15, 1985) Makes extensive changes in the contents of the proposed form of small estate affidavit. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Makes the Act inapplicable to estates of decedents dying before the effective date of the Act. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Makes extensive changes in the contents of the proposed form of small estate affidavit. Mar 05 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I Apr 25 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 010-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 15 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01 Amendment No.02 O'CONNELL Adopted Amendment No.03 MCCRACKEN Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 17 Short Debate-3rd Passed 115-000-000 May 20 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 21 Sen Sponsor GEO-KARIS Added As A Joint Sponsor LEMKE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Judiciary I Jun 05 Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 11 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading S Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0395 Effective date 09-16-85 'HB-0480 KLEMM. (Ch. 120, new par. 671a) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to add a provision requiring the county collec- tor to establish and enforce a procedure for requiring identification or certification SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1111 HB-0480-Cont. of the identity of taxpayers requesting a change in the address to which their tax bill is mailed. Establishes a list of those who can request such change of billing address. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides for amendatory Act to apply to counties with 1,000,000 inhabitants or less. Mar 05 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue Apr 11 Amendment No.01 REVENUE Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Apr 18 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Apr 23 Short Debate-3rd Passed 106-003-000 Apr 24 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 05 Sen Sponsor SCHAFFER First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 06 Assigned to Local Government Jun 13 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0396 Effective date 09-16-85 HB-0481 NASH, LEVERENZ, BERRIOS AND LAURINO. (Ch. 46, par. 7-61) Amends The Election Code. Prohibits the managing committee of an established political party from filling a vacancy in nomination with a person who, at the prima- ry election on or after which the vacancy occurred, was a candidate for nomination by another established political party, or who, at such primary election, voted the ballot of another established political party. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 46, par. 8-17 Eliminates provisions added in the bill as introduced. Provides that if there is no established party candidate for nomination to an office at the general primary, no candidate of that party for that office may be listed on the general election ballot, unless the appropriate managing committee nominates a candidate to fill the vacan- cy in nomination caused by the lack of such candidate within 60 days after the date of the general primary. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Changes the signature requirements for nominating petitions of ward and town- ship committeemen to a minimum of 5% of the primary electors in the ward or township. Mar 05 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Elections May 02 Amendment No.01 ELECTIONS Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Third Reading - Passed 111-002-002 1112 HB-0481-Cont. May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 05 Sen Sponsor KELLY First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 06 Assigned to Elections Jun 18 Recommended do pass 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 20 Second Reading Amendment No.01 KELLY Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 047-009-001 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jul 02 Interim Study Calendar ELECTIONS HB-0482 NASH - MCAULIFFE - DELEO - MADIGAN - RONAN AND FLOWERS. (Ch. 38, par. 1005-5-3) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections. Establishes a separate sentencing dis- position for offenders convicted of defacing property through graffiti. Provides grad- uated penalties of less than 1 year but no less than 6 months probation or supervision for first time offenders, and less than 1 year but no less than 6 months imprisonment, up to 1 year probation, and restitution for repeat offenders. Provides additional penalties for failure to pay restitution. Mar 05 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd NASH Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0483 NASH - LEVIN. (Ch. 46, pars. 9-1.4, 9-1.5, 9-11, 9-12, 9-13 and 9-14) Amends The Election Code. Increases from $150 to $300 the maximum aggre- gate amount at which voluntary personal services performed by an individual at his residence for candidate-related activities may be valued and not be considered a contribution or expenditure. Also increases from $150 to $300 the maximum aggre- gate amount at which certain contributions and expenditures may be valued with- out the political committee's being required to identify by whom the contribution was made or to whom the expenditure was made, and the maximum aggregate amount which may be owed by the political committee to a person without its being required to identify the person on its annual report. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 46, pars. 9-1.4, 9-1.5, 9-11, 9-12, 9-13 and 9-14 Adds reference to: Ch. 46, pars. 7-59, 16-3 and 17-16.1 Amends the Election Code. Provides that write-in votes shall be counted only for persons who have filed notarized declarations of intent to be write-in candidates. For precincts using an electronic voting system, provides the form for write-in votes to appear on the ballot card envelope and specifies the placement of instructions for write-in votes when ballot sheets are used. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 46, par. 18-9.1 Amends provisions concerning the conduct of elections in municipalities under the jurisdiction of boards of election commissioners. Corresponds such provisions to the provision concerning the counting of write-in votes in county clerks' election jurisdictions. Mar 05 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elections May 02 Amendment No.01 ELECTIONS Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng 1113 HB-0483-Cont. May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Third Reading - Passed 113-005-000 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 05 Sen Sponsor KELLY First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 06 Assigned to Elections Jun 18 Recommnded do pass as amend 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 20 Second Reading Amendment No.01 ELECTIONS Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 051-004-001 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 28 .H Concurs in S Amend. 01/103-012-001 Passed both Houses Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Sep 22 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0820 Effective date 01-01-86 'HB-0484 NASH, DELEO, MCAULIFFE, WHITE, FLOWERS, KULAS, STERN, GIG- LIO, LEVERENZ, BERRIOS, KRSKA, LAURINO, SOLIZ AND RONAN. (Ch. 127, par. 55a; new par. 141.158) Amends "The Civil Administrative Code of Illinois" and "An Act in relation to State finance". Creates the Gang Violence Victims and Witnesses Fund which is to be administered by the Department of Law Enforcement to assist in the relocation of victims and witnesses in the prosecution of gang crimes. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Amends to provide that Gang Violence Victims and Witnesses Fund may be used to compensate witnesses for any loss of or injury to real or personal property result- ing from gang crime, subject to certain limitations. Mar 05 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II May 02 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 15 Second Reading Amendment No.01 NASH Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 108-005-004 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 Sen Sponsor LEMKE Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 04 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 05 Assigned to Judiciary I Jun 11 Recommended do pass 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 03 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0231 Effective date 01-01-86 ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1114 'HB-0485 RICHMOND - WAIT - CHRISTENSEN - HARTKE - MULCAHEY, DUNN,JOHN, HANNIG, HICKS, HOMER, MAUTINO, PHELPS, REA, PANGLE, WOODYARD, TATE, MCMASTER, BRUNSVOLD, HAWKIN- SON, SLATER, BRESLIN, SALTSMAN, RONAN, FLINN, VANDUYNE, WOLF AND MADIGAN. (New Act) Creates the Emergency Farm Credit Allocation Act. Establishes a program, to be administered by the Illinois Farm Development Authority, through which the State may guarantee 90% of certain farm loans and may advance 1/2 of the interest on such loans. Establishes limitations and procedures. Creates funds outside of the State treasury for purposes of the Act. Effective July 1, 1985. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes provisions authorizing loan guarantees. Authorizes the Authority to im- pose minimal fees to cover administration costs. Deletes provision requiring federal crop insurance, but requires security for the payment adjustment under the Uni- form Commercial Code and participation in a soil conservation plan. Provides for an immediate effective date. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Provides that an operating loan subject to a payment adjustment may not exceed $50,000 rather than $100,000. Provides that the Comptroller shall make payments from the fund pursuant to certified vouchers of the Authority. Changes references to "operating loan" to references to "payment adjustment". SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Specifies that the operating loans must be used during 1985 and specifies the pur- poses for which they may be used. Provides that no payment adjustments shall be granted after June 15, 1985. Limits interest of operating loans to the lesser of 13% or the prevailing farm operating loan rate. Limits the aggregate amount of payment adjustments to $25,000,000. Makes technical and other changes. Mar 05 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 06 Assigned to Agriculture Motion filed SUSPEND POSTING REQUIREMENTS - RICHMOND Mtri Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 116-000-000 Committee Agriculture Mar 07 Amendment No.01 AGRICULTURE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 015-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Mar 12 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 35(A)/116-000-000 Second Reading Amendment No.02 GREIMAN Ruled not germane Amendment No.03 GREIMAN Ruled not germane Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mar 20 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.04 RICHMOND Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mar 21 Third Reading - Passed 099-014-001 Mar 26 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Mar 27 Sen Sponsor DEMUZIO Added As A Joint Sponsor O'DANIEL First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Committee discharged Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1115 HB-0485 HB-0485-Cont. Apr 11 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 DEMUZIO Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Added As A Co-sponsor POSHARD Placed Calndr,Third Reading Apr 16 Added As A Joint Sponsor COFFEY Added As A Co-sponsor WATSON Third Reading - Passed 055-001-000 Apr 17 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/107-007-002 Passed both Houses Apr 18 Sent to the Governor Apr 19 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0001 Effective date 04-19-85 HB-0486 RICHMOND. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 20c14.1) Amends the County Public Health Department Act. Authorizes the board of health of each county to mortgage real estate. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Authorizes boards of health to borrow money, issue debt instruments and other security instruments. Adds immediate effective date. Mar 05 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Counties and Townships Mar 14 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 16 Second Reading Amendment No.01 RICHMOND Withdrawn Amendment No.02 RICHMOND Adopted Amendment No.03 GIORGI Lost 028-075-008 Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Third Reading - Passed 101-015-002 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor DUNN,RALPH Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Local Government Jun 13 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 058-000-001 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Jul 30 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0116 Effective date 07-30-85 HB-0487 MAUTINO AND MULCAHEY. (Ch. 75, par. 104) Amends an Act in relation to prisoners and jails. Provides that the warden of the jail shall receive and confine, until discharge, all persons committed to such jail by a judicial authority, rather than competent authority. Mar 05 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0488 WOJCIK. (Ch. 23, new par. 5-16) Amends the Public Aid Code. Requires the Department of Public Aid to estab- lish the Illinois Incentive Pharmacy Certificate Pilot Project. Provides that each re- 1116 HB-0488 Cont. cipeint shall present incentive pharmacy certificates issued by the Comptroller and administered by the Department to a pharmacist at the time a prescription is filled. Provides for the manner of administration of the program. Effective immediately. Mar 05 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Human Services May 02 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE HB-0489 JOHNSON. (Ch. 38, rep. pars. 27-1, 27-2, 30-1, 30-2, 30-3, 39-1, 39-2, 39-3, 39A-1, 39A-2, 40-1, 40-2, 40-3, 42-1, 42-2, 43-1, 43-2, 124-1, 160-1, 161-1, 161-2, 161-3, 161-4, 161-5, 165-1, 165-2, 180-1, 180-2 and 180-5; and Ch. 110, rep. par. 13-214a) Repeals 1889 Act to regulate proof in criminal cases and 1965 Act relating to the seizure of firearms and certain Sections of the Criminal Code, the Code of Criminal Procedure, the Code of Civil Procedure and 1874 Act in relation to criminal juris- prudence. Removes unneeded and unused provisions relating to criminal defama- tion, commercial bribery, treason, criminal usury, juice racketeering, criminal misrepresentation of factoring, looting, seizure with regard to sound recording pira- cy, the definition of "infamous crimes", evidence of corporate existence, search and seizure of firearms on private complaint, archaic trial provisions, archaic correc- tional provisions, and inconsistent provisions concerning the statute of limitations governing civil actions which may be brought against persons convicted of murder or Class X felonies. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 38, rep. pars. 30-1, 30-2, 30-3, 39-1, 39-2, 39-3, 42-1, 42-2, 161-1 thru 161-5 Deletes repeal of "An Act relating to the seizure of certain firearms and to pre- vent their illegal use". GOVERNOR AMENDMATORY VETO Deletes reference to: Ch. 110, rep. pars. 13-214a Recommends deletion of the repeal of the Section granting persons who are vic- tims of murder or Class X felonies to bring action against the offender up to 10 years after the offender has completed his sentence. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Judiciary II Apr 25 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 014-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 01 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 03 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 113-000-001 May 07 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 14 Sen Sponsor GEO-KARIS Added As A Joint Sponsor LEMKE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 15 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May21 Assigned to Judiciary I Jun 11 Recommnded do pass as amend 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 12 Second Reading Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 25 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/115-000-000 Passed both Houses 1117 HB-0489-Cont. Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Sep 22 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 16 Mtn fild accept amend veto JOHNSON Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 17 Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 111-000-000 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 30 Mtn fild accept amend veto GEO-KARIS Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 056-000-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto Nov 20 Return to Gov-Certification Nov 26 Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 84-1047 Effective date 07-01-86 HB-0490 JOHNSON- HAWKINSON. (Ch. 38, pars. 21-3 and 21-5) Amends the Criminal Code by removing from the definitions of criminal trespass to land and criminal trespass to State supported land the requirement that the no- tice from the owner occupant that such entry is forbidden be given "immediately" prior to such entry, leaving instead, the requirement that such notice be given "prior to such entry". Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Judiciary II Apr 25 Recommended do pass 011-001-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-0491 MATIJEVICH. (Ch. 38, par. 210-4) Amends the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Act to eliminate from mem- bership of the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority the Chief Judge of the Circuit Court of Cook County, a Justice of the Illinois Supreme Court and a Circuit Court Judge of a county outside Cook County. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0492 MATIJEVICH AND FLOWERS. (Ch. 38, par. 1005-6-4) Amen4s the Unified Code of Corrections to provide that unless the sentencing court orders otherwise, time served on probation, conditional discharge or supervi- sion shall not be credited against a sentence of imprisonment or periodic imprisonment. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0493 FREDERICK,VF. (Ch. 111, pars. 7413 and 7420) Amends Hearing Aid Consumer Protection Act. Requires that a hearing aid dis- penser demonstrate compliance with any continuing education that may be re- quired in order to resume his practice after placing his certificate on an inactive status. 1118 HB-0493-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 111, par. 7408 and new par. 7427.1 Provides for waiver of the continuing education requirements under certain cir- cumstances. Permits Director of the Department to appoint an attorney to serve as a hearing officer in any action for refusal to issue, renew or discipline any person regulated by this Act. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 111, pars. 7411, 7415, 7419, 7421 and 7422 Permits a person to contest a refusal to issue a certificate or the taking of disci- plinary action against a registrant by sending a written request for a hearing to the Department. Makes the practice of fitting, dispensing or servicing hearing aids without a valid certificate under this Act a Class A misdemeanor. Makes other changes. GOVERNOR AMENDATORY VETO Adds an immediate effective date. Specifies hearings concerning the Dept. of Registration and Education's disciplining of a registrant under the Hearing Aid Consumer Protection Act or its refusal to issue a hearing aid dispenser certificate to an applicant shall be heard by hearing officers rather than the Hearing Aid Con- sumer Protection Board. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Consumer Protection Apr 17 Amendment No.01 CONSUMER PROT Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 012-000-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 25 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.02 FREDERICK,VF Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/118-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 115-002-001 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 05 Sen Sponsor TOPINKA First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 06 Assigned to Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 13 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 15 Mtn fild accept amend veto FREDERICK,VF Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 114-001-000 Oct 17 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 30 Mtn fild accept amend veto TOPINKA Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 057-000-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto Nov 20 Return to Gov-Certification Nov 26 Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 84-1048 Effective date 11-26-85 1119 HB-0494 3HB-0494 WOLF. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 7-142.1) Amends the Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund Article of the Pension Code to provide that a person may receive the law enforcement retirement formula after 8 (rather than 20) years of service as a county sheriff. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 02 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION HB-0495 WOLF. (Ch. 120, par. 680) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939. Extends by one day the deadline for final set- tlement by town collectors for each day that tax bills are mailed late. Mar 06 1985 First reading- Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Revenue May 02 Recommended do pass 012-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE 'HB-0496 KLEMM, KOEHLER, HAWKINSON, RYDER, STEPHENS, WOODYARD, OBLINGER, FRIEDRICH,DP, WEAVERM, WILLIAMSON, PULLEN, REGAN, PARKE, KUBIK, GOFORTH AND DEUCHLER. (Ch. 120, par. 500.23-1) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to provide that the homestead exemption for persons 65 years of age or older continues if that person enters a nursing home and continues owning the residence and the residence remains unoccupied. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs, HB-496 does not create a reimbursable mandate. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Revenue Mar 19 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Revenue May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 011-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 08 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate-3rd Passed 106-000-000 May 14 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 Sen Sponsor KARPIEL Placed Calendr,First Readng May 20 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 21 Assigned to Revenue Jun 05 Added As A Joint Sponsor SMITH Added As A Co-sponsor LEMKE Committee Revenue Jun 06 Recommended do pass 008-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1120 HB-0496-Cont. Jun 11 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0397 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0497 ROPP - HICKS - PANGLE AND HAWKINSON. (Ch. 110, new par. 12-1401) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure to provide that arrest warrants issued in civ- il cases contain the name, date of birth, sex and physical description of the defendant. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that if any information required to be contained in the warrant is omit- ted, such omission does not invalidate the warrant. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that in any civil case where an order issues to take any person into custo- dy for any reason, the order shall contain the name, date of birth, sex, physical de- scription and last known address of the person to be taken into custody. It shall also contain a statement of the reason the person is to be taken into custody and the date of issuance. No order is invalid because of its failure to contain any of the informa- tion specified in this Section except as otherwise required by law. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Allows service of process by private detectives who have insurance and training. Specifies the court may order service by a person who is registered with and received service instruction from the county sheriff or order service through an entity en- gaged in such business. Allows establishment of fees and taxation of such fees for process served by sheriff, corner or other person. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes that court may order service by persons registered and trained by county sheriff. Deletes provision for establishment of fees and taxation thereof. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. (Senate recedes July 1, 1985) Provides that if process is served by a sheriff or coroner, court may tax fee of the sheriff or coroner as costs in the proceeding. Restores that fees may be established and taxed for service of process by private person or entity. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1 and 2. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 3. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Deletes provision that in counties of less than 1,000,000, licensed detective who serves process must file with the court an affidavit attesting to the fact that he has been given training in the service of process and has liability insurance in an amount of not less than $500,000. Provides that if process is served by a sheriff or coroner, the court may tax the fee of the sheriff or coroner as costs in the proceeding. Also provides that if an order is issued to take a person into custody in a civil case, the or- der shall contain the specified information if known. Adds an immediate effective date. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 · Assigned to Judiciary II Apr 25 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY II Adopted Amendment No.02 JUDICIARY II Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 010-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 14 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 16 Short Debate-3rd Passed 113-000-000 1121 HB-0497 Cont. May 17 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor DONAHUE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 20 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 21 Assigned to Judiciary I Jun 13 Recommended do pass 005-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 SANGMEISTER Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 FAWELL Adopted Amendment No.03 BERMAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 054-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02,03 Jun 27 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02,03 Jun 28 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02,03 Added As A Joint Sponsor FRIEDLAND S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02,03 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/DONAHUE, GEO-KARIS, MAROVITZ, SANGMEISTER & LEMKE Jun 29 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/HOMER, ALEXANDER, CULLERTON, ROPP AND HAWKINSON Jun 30 House report submitted Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/057-000-000 Jul 01 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/109-003-000 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 30 Sent to the Governor Sep 25 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0942 Effective date 09-25-85 HB-0498 ROPP AND HENSEL. (Ch. 40, par. 1501) Amends Adoption Act. Provides that a failure to maintain a reasonable degree of interest, concern or responsibility as to a child's welfare, or a failure to make reason- able efforts to correct the conditions which were the basis for the removal of a child or to make reasonable progress toward the return of a child within 12 months after the child has been adjudicated a neglected or dependent minor shall not be excused by financial inability or financial hardship alone. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Judiciary I May 02 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I HB-0499 BRUNSVOLD. (Ch. 122, rep. par. 21-10.2) Repeals the Section of The School Code permitting temporary teacher certifica- tion of participants in approved training programs for exchange students. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment 1122 HB-0499 Cont. Mar 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0500 CULLERTON AND YOUNG,A. (Ch. 38, par. 2-6) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Redefines "dwelling" for the purposes of the residential burglary offense to mean a house, apartment, mobile home, trailer, or other living quarter in which at the time of the alleged offense the owners or occu- pants actually reside or in their absence intend within a reasonable period of time to reside as a permanent place of residence. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes that "dwelling" must be permanent place of residence. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Judiciary II Apr 11 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY II Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 013-000-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 23 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-0501 BULLOCK - FLINN - BROOKINS. (Ch. 17, new pars. 2709.1 and 2710.1) Amends the Foreign Banking Office Act. Creates a secondary central business district of Chicago. Permits a foreign corporation to establish a banking office in such secondary business district in the manner now provided for such banking of- fices in the central business district of Chicago. Provides further that such foreign corporation must obtain written consent from all state or national banks located within 600 feet of the secondary central business district before offering certain banking services. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Changes the proposed boundaries of the secondary central business district of Chicago. Requires foreign banking offices to obtain consent from state or national banks located within 600 feet of such foreign banking office prior to conducting cer- tain operations. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 17, par. 311 Amends the Illinois Banking Act to permit banks to provide travel agency ser- vices, income tax services and armored car services. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Financial Institutions Mar 20 Recommended do pass 013-007-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 22 Second Reading Amendment No.01 BULLOCK Adopted Amendment No.02 DEJAEGHER Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Third Reading - Lost 020-088-008 2HB-0502 PRESTON AND DUNN,JOHN. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 17-134) Amends the Chicago Teachers Article of the Pension Code to increase the allow- able credit for maternity leave from 12 to 24 months. 2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1123 HB-0502 Cont. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. PENSION IMPACT NOTE The cost of HB 502 cannot be determined. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 02 Pension Note Filed Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION 'HB-0503 DEUCHLER, FREDERICK,VF, COWLISHAW, PIEL, FRIEDRICH,DP AND KLEMM. (Ch. 23, par. 2214; new par. 2217.2) Amends the Child Care Act of 1969. Requires investigations of applicants for day care facility or day care home licenses, and employees of day care facilities, to determine if such applicants and employees have ever been charged with crimes and the disposition of any criminal charges made against them. Authorizes the Depart- ment to disclose to day care facilities the results of investigations of the facilities' employees and to make recommendations based on those results. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Human Services Apr 24 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE HB-0504 PRESTON AND YOUNG,A. (Ch. 37, par. 704-7) Amends Juvenile Court Act. Provides that the Court may require that a delin- quent minor serve a period of detention not to exceed 7 days as a condition of super- vision. Makes other changes. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 02 Recommended do pass 011-001-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) s HB-0505 PRESTON, OBLINGER AND DUNN,JOHN. (Ch. 38, par. 12-9) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 to revise the elements of the offense of threat- ening a public official to include any communication of a threat to the immediate family. Also defines "communication". HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes "member of immediate family" from definition of the offense. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 02 Recommended do pass 011-001-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 17 Second Reading Amendment No.01 PRESTON Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. 5 Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1124 HB-0506 HB-0506 PRESTON - FLOWERS AND YOUNG,A. (Ch. 37, pars. 701-2, 701-4, 701-19, 702-1, 705-2, 706-1 and new par. 702-3.2; Ch. 122, par. 26-8 and rep. pars. 26-8a and 26-8b) Amends the Juvenile Court Act and The School Code. Gives the juvenile court jurisdiction over chronic and habitual truants and permits their treatment as wards of the court. Limits certain investigatory powers of county probation departments under the Juvenile Court Act. Eliminates a truant officer's responsibilities under the School Code beyond bringing a truancy complaint to the State's Attorney. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 7HB-0507 MCGANN - CAPPARELLI - KEANE - DELEO - KRSKA, LAURINO, FARLEY, KULAS, NASH, PANAYOTOVICH, TERZICH, RONAN, MADI- GAN AND DALEY. (Ch. 24, par. 11-11.1-1; Ch. 38, pars. 70-51, 70-52 and 70-53; Ch. 111, par. 5818) Amends various Acts. Makes it unlawful to knowingly solicit any owner of resi- dential property to sell or list such property after the Department of Registration and Education has had the owner's name published, in the Illinois Register or by the Department, as one who does not desire to sell such property, and a violation is grounds for discipline under the Real Estate License Act of 1983. Provide that mu- nicipalities may by ordinance prohibit the intentional creation of alarm for the pur- pose of inducing a residential owner to sell or lease his property due to certain discriminatory reasons. Makes other changes. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that the Department shall publish semiannually, rather than monthly, its list of owners who do not wish to be solicited. FISCAL NOTE, REVISED (Prepared by Dept. of R&E) Total expenditure for implementation would be $97,899. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 15 Assigned to Judiciary II Mar 18 Re-assigned to Consumer Protection Apr 10 Amendment No.01 CONSUMER PROT Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 009-007-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 17 Fiscal Note Requested HUFF Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 23 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Interim Study Calendar CONSUMER PROT HB-0508 DANIELS AND VINSON. (Ch. 110, pars. 8-901, 8-902, 8-904 and 8-907) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure to amend the news reporter privilege provi- sions to establish standards applicable to divestiture of the privilege in libel or slan- der cases. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 110, par. 8-903 Amends Section 8-903 of the Code of Civil Procedure to provide for divestiture of privelege by the plaintiff in libel and slander cases. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment 7 Fiscal Note Act, Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1125 HB-0508 Cont. Mar 07 Assigned to Judiciary I Apr 25 Recommended do pass 012-001-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 15 Second Reading Amendment No.01 CULLERTON Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 17 Third Reading - Passed 090-005-016 May 20 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 21 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Judiciary I Jun 13 Recommended do pass 005-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0398 Effective date 09-16-85 3HB-0509 DUNN,JOHN. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 16-149 and 16-149.1) Amends the Downstate Teachers Article of the Pension Code to increase the tem- porary disability benefit from 40% to 50% of the most recent annual contract salary rate; specifies that such rate is the rate at the time the benefit becomes payable. PENSION IMPACT NOTE The estimated cost of HB-509 is $760,000 per annum. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 23 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 2HB-0510 WOLF - OBLINGER, DEJAEGHER, WOODYARD AND HICKS. (Ch. 108 1/2, new par. 16-179.2) Amends the Downstate Teacher Article of the Pension Code to authorize cre- ation of a Salary Reduction Plan as permitted by the U.S. Internal Revenue Code. Effective immediately. PENSION IMPACT NOTE HB-510 does not have a direct fiscal impact. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 16-106, 16-127, 16-155, 16-158, 16-163 and 16-165 Amends the Downstate Teachers Article of the Pension Code to add an elected annuitant to the Board of Trustees of the fund. Expands the definition of "teacher" for pension purposes to include certificated employees of teacher organizations un- der specified conditions. Requires normal cost of.benefits and employee contribu- tions with respect to such employees to be paid by the teacher organization. Changes the provisions regarding military service credit; allows up to 5 years of credit, of which 2 need not immediately follow a period of service if served during wartime or national emergency; removes requirement that all of the service be in wartime. Provides that all new employees of the Teachers' Retirement System shall 2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1126 HB-0510 Cont. be members of that System and allows its present employees who are members of the State Employees' Retirement System to transfer their membership, but not their existing credits, to the Teachers' Retirement System until December 31, 1985. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 16-127 and 16-133 Amends the Downstate Teachers Article of the Pension Code to increase the pen- sions of persons appointed by elected officials, by allowing them to include salary in- creases in excess of 20% per year in the determination of "average salary"; grants 12 free days of sick leave credit per year to each regional superintendent of schools and each assistant regional superintendent. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 5. Adds reference to: Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 16-118, 16-136, 16-149, 16-149.1, 16-150 and 16-153.4; Ch. 122, new par. 10-22.3b Amends the Downstate Teachers Article of the Pension Code to allow a retired member to revoke a reversionary annuity at any time; specifies that the disability benefit is based on the contract salary rate at the time the benefit becomes payable; cancels retirement and requires repayment of annuity if a retired person accepts employment as a teacher within 90 days after the retirement date. Amends the School and Pension Code to authorize school boards to pay group health insurance premiums for retired teachers to the extent that the System itself does not pay such costs. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 6. Adds reference to: Ch. 108 1/2, par. 16-143.2 Deletes the provision that a written request for refund of contributions for survi- vor benefits at retirement must be received within 60 days after receipt of the appli- cation for retirement annuity. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 8. Deletes provisions relating to military service credit. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes October 31, 1985) Adds reference to: Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 2-124, 14-131, 15-155, 16-158 and 18-131 Amends the Illinois Pension Code Articles governing the 5 State-funded retire- ment systems to specify the annual funding requirements for each such system. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Senate recedes October 31, 1985) Revises language relating to reversionary annuity. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 1 and 2. Deletes reference to: Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 2-124, 14-131, 15-155, 16-106, 16-118, 16-127, 16-133, 16-136, 16-143.2, 16-149, 16-149.1, 16-150, 16-153.4, 16-155, 16-158, 16-163, 16-165, 18-131, new par. 16-179.2; Ch. 122, new par. 10-22.3b Adds reference to: Ch. 108 1/2, par. 15-136.2 Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Deletes title and every- thing after the enacting clause. Amends the State Universities Retirement System Article of the Illinois Pension Code to extend the early retirement option from 1987 to 1992. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 16 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions Apr 25 Amendment No.01 PERS PENSION Adopted Amendment No.02 PERS PENSION Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 005-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 16 Second Reading Amendment No.03 GIORGI Withdrawn 1127 HB-0510-Cont. 1128 May 16-Cont. Amendment No.04 GIORGI Lost Amendment No.05 DUNN,JOHN Adopted Amendment No.06 DEJAEGHER Adopted 060-047-000 Amendment No.07 BOWMAN Lost 029-059-014 Pension Note Requestd AS AMENDED-VINSON Held on 2nd Reading May 23 Amendment No.08 DUNN,JOHN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 097-000-001 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Sen Sponsor POSHARD Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 11 Added As A Joint Sponsor DEMUZIO Committee Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 13 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 20 Second Reading Amendment No.01 DEMUZIO & POSHARD Adopted Amendment No.02 POSHARD Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 051-005-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02 Jul 04 Motion filed POSTPONE ACTION UNTIL 10-16-85 AND PLACE ON CALENDAR ORDER - CONCURRENC Motion prevailed Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02 (06-25-85) Oct 17 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02 Oct 29 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02 Oct 30 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/POSHARD DEMUZIO, JONES, RUPP & SCHUNEMAN Hse Conference Comm Apptd IST/DUNN,JOHN, WOLF, GREIMAN, HOFFMAN & EWING House report submitted Oct 31 Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/056-000-000 House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/108-001-000 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt Passed both Houses Nov 13 Sent to the Governor Dec 09 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-1095 Effective date 07-01-86 HB-0511 MATIJEVICH AND SALTSMAN. (Ch. 24, new par. 10-2.1-31) Amends the Municipal Code by providing that Division 2.1 of Article 10, dealing with boards of police and fire commissioners, applies to all municipalities including home rule municipalities. HB-0511 Cont. Mar 06 1985 First reading Mar 07 Mar 20 Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Cities and Villages Recommended do pass 008-004-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 16 Interim Study Calendar CITY VILLAGE HB-0512 MATIJEVICH AND SALTSMAN. (Ch. 24, new par. 10-1-49) Amends the Municipal Code by providing that Division 1 of Article 10, civil ser- vice in cities, applies to all municipalities including home rule municipalities. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Cities and Villages Mar 20 Recommended do pass 008-004-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 16 Interim Study Calendar CITY VILLAGE 1 HB-0513 HICKS - REA - EWING. (Ch. 127, par. 49 and new par. 49.28) Amends the Civil Administrative Code. Requires the Department of Transporta- tion to install interstate highway exit signs alerting motorists of facilities available in upcoming communities. FISCAL NOTE (Prepared by DOT) The cost for a 1986 statewide logo construction contract for nonurbanized areas to be approximately $4.8 million. If the program included urbanized areas the cost would be $8.0 million. DOT anticipates recovery of the cost over a 15 year period. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Excepts interstate highways that are toll highways from application of Act. GOVERNOR AMENDATORY VETO Recommends requiring installation of signs only where economically feasible and safe, only along various interstate highways and only to alert motorists of trav- el-related facilities. Authorizes the Dept. to sell or lease space on the signs to the owners or operators of the facilities. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Transportation Apr 10 Recommended do pass 012-006-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 11 Fiscal Note Requested CHURCHILL Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Fiscal Note filed Held on 2nd Reading May 16 Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 22 Third Reading - Passed 100-016-000 May 23 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 Sen Sponsor POSHARD May 29 May 30 Jun 12 Jun 19 Added As A Joint Sponsor O'DANIEL Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Amendment No.01 POSHARD Placed Calndr,Third Reading Adopted 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1129 HB-0513-Cont. Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 051-004-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/111-004-001 Passed both Houses Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Sep 22 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 03 Mtn fild accept amend veto HICKS Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 15 Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 106-000-001 Oct 17 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 30 Mtn fild accept amend veto POSHARD Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 055-000-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto Nov 20 Return to Gov-Certification Nov 26 Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 84-1049 Effective date 07-01-86 'HB-0514 HOUSE COMMITTEE ON ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY EDUCA- TION. (Ch. 122, par. 14-13.01) Amends The School Code. Increases the annual State reimbursement rate for provision of certain special education personnel from $6,250 to $11,000 and from $2,500 to $4,500. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 122, pars. 14-7.01 and 14-7.02a. Changes the increases from $11,000 to $7,000 and from $4,500 to $2,800. Changes "average daily attendance" to "average daily enrollment" for calculating per capita tuition costs for special education facilities serving students from other districts. Changes the State reimbursement allowed to a district providing extraor- dinary special education services to 100% of the amount greater than 1.5 times the district's per capita cost, not to exceed $2,000 per student, plus 80% of such costs thereafter. Effective July 1, 1985. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. In connection with determining the per capita cost of educating handicapped children, provides that the cost of conducting and maintaining a special educational facility includes an expense allocation of $200 per pupil for the rental of physical facilities. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE. (Prepared by the State Superintendent of Education) The net FY 87 appropriation change is estimated to be a $3.27 million increase. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that State reimbursement for extraordinary special education services shall be for amounts in excess of 1.25 times the district's per capita cost in the 1985-86 school year and 1.5 times that cost in the 1986-87 school year. Changes the maximum amount of State reimbursement for eligible physically handicapped chil- dren and eligible special education recipients to the lesser of $1000 per child or $7500 per teacher for the 1985-86 school year and $8000 per teacher for the 1986-87 school year. Increases State reimbursement for certain professional work- ers, special education directors, school psychologists and preschool teachers of the deaf to $7500 for the 1985-86 school year and $8000 for the 1986-87 school year. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 02 Amendment No.01 ELEM SCND ED Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 015-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1130 HB-0514-Cont. May 09 Second Reading Amendment No.02 HICKS Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 16 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 21 Third Reading - Passed 084-029-001 May 22 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor KUSTRA Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 24 Assigned to Education-Elementary & Secondary Jun 12 Recommended do pass 015-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 20 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 KUSTRA Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 26 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 28 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 Jul 03 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/KUSTRA SCHAFFER, BERMAN, HOLMBERG & DEMUZIO Jul05 Tabled House Rule 79(E) 'HB-0515 HICKS. (Ch. 122, par. 14-7.02a) Amends The School Code. Increases the per capita State reimbursement ceiling for provision of extraordinary special education services from $2,000 to $3,000. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0516 HICKS. (Ch. 122, par. 14-7.01) Amends The School Code. Changes "average daily attendance" to "average daily enrollment" for calculating per capita tuition costs for special education facilities serving students from other districts. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D Oct 16 Mtn filed take from Table HICKS Tabled Pursuant to Rule27(D) (05-03-85) Oct 31 Exempt under Hse Rule 29(C) Tabled Pursuant to Rule27(D) (05-03-85) HB-0517 HICKS. (Ch. 48, par. 434) Amends The Unemployment Insurance Act. Provides that no individual shall be denied benefits where his unemployment is due to a work stoppage caused by an em- ployer lockout. ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1131 HB-0517 Cont. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 02 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE HB-0518 VANDUYNE AND CHRISTENSEN. (Ch. 120, par. 483.2a) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to require that candidates for township or mul- ti-township assessor in townships over 25,000 or counties over 3,000,000 file a copy of the certificate of their statutorily required qualifications with their nominating papers and to provide that if such certificate is not filed that person shall not be eligi- ble to run for that office. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Revenue May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0519 VANDUYNE AND CHRISTENSEN. (Ch. 120, par. 483.2a; Ch. 139, par. 59a) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 and the Township Law of 1874. Requires can- didates for the office of township or multi-township assessor to file proof of their qualifications with their nomination papers. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Revenue May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0520 O'CONNELL. (Ch. 122, par. 16-10) Amends the School Code. Provides that if any part of the property of a school dis- trict is situated within a municipality or fire protection district, the municipality or fire protection district shall provide fire protection for all of the school district's property, and shall be reimbursed for the cost of providing the service to property outside of the municipality or fire protection district. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Cities and Villages May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0521 MCCRACKEN, O'CONNELL AND PARCELLS. (Ch. 24, par. 1-1-10; Ch. 38, par. 60-5; Ch. 85, par. 2901) Amends the Illinois Municipal Code, the Illinois Antitrust Act and An Act to make explicit the authorization for units of local government and certain other gov- ernmental bodies to act as permitted by statute or the Illinois Constitution, notwith- standing effects on competition. Specifies the exercise of power by municipalities, library districts, sanitary districts and park districts which make such units of local government subject to the State action exemption to federal antitrust law. Provides that the State action exemption is available to the employees and officers and agents of the units of local government and shall be liberally construed in favor of the units of local government, their officers, agents and employees, even if they irregularly exercise power or act ultra vires. Also provides that no provision of the Illinois Anti- trust Act shall be construed to make illegal the activities of a unit of local govern- ment or school district and the activities of the employees, agents and officers of a unit of local government or school district. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that the State action exemption shall not apply where the action alleged to be in violation of the anti-trust laws exceeds either powers granted by Illinois Statute or the Illinois Constitution or powers granted to a home rule municipality to perform a function pertaining to its government and affairs, except as limited by the Illinois Constitution of limiting statute. 1132 HB-0521-Cont. GOVERNOR AMENDATORY VETO Recommends limiting plaintiffs relief for a violation of the antitrust laws to an injunction. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Cities and Villages Apr 17 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 23 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 20 Third Reading - Passed 115-000-000 May 21 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 May 23 Jun 03 Jun 05 Jun 19 Jun 20 Jun 25 Jun 28 Jul 25 Sep 22 Oct 10 Oct 15 Oct 17 Oct 30 Nov 20 Nov 26 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Local Government Primary Sponsor Changed To BARKHAUSEN Added As A Joint Sponsor TOPINKA Committee Local Government Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 BARKHAUSEN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 055-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/108-001-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Mtn fild accept amend veto MCCRACKEN Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 109-000-002 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Mtn fild accept amend veto BARKHAUSEN Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 056-000-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto Return to Gov-Certification Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 84-1050 Effective date 07-01-86 SHB-0522 O'CONNELL - RONAN - HARTKE - MCNAMARA - PHELPS, WOLF, CULLERTON, SOLIZ, REA, BERRIOS, KULAS, PANGLE, HICKS, PANAYOTOVICH, CHRISTENSEN, MULCAHEY, FARLEY, MCGANN, WASHINGTON, LEVERENZ, KRSKA, GIGLIO, LAURINO, MCPIKE, BARNES, BROOKINS, DELEO, HANNIG, CURRAN AND GIORGI. (Ch. 38, pars. 10-5, 11-6) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Provides that a person who intentionally lures or attempts to lure a child into a motor vehicle without the consent of the par- ent or lawful custodian of the child for other than a lawful purpose commits child abduction. Provides that the luring or attempted luring of a child into a motor vehi- cle without the consent of the parent or lawful custodian of the child shall be prima facie evidence of other than a lawful purpose. Deletes provision from indecent solic- itation of a child statute which involves the luring or attempted luring of a child un- der age, 13 into a motor vehicle with intent to commit an indecent act. SCorrectional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1133 HB-0522-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that the child be under the age of 16. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes provisions on "attempt to lure". Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY II Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.02 O'CONNELL Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C) Third Reading - Passed 117-000-001 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor LEMKE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Jun 04 Jun 11 Jun 12 Jun 24 Jul 19 Aug 16 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I Added As A Joint Sponsor JOYCE,JEREMIAH Committee Judiciary I Recommended do pass 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Added As A Joint Sponsor POSHARD Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0160 Effective date 01-01-86 'HB-0523 MAUTINO AND BRESLIN. (Ch. 43, new par. 97.1) Amends the Liquor Control Act. Provides for appointment by the Governor of a liquor licensee as an uncompensated advisory member of the Liquor Control Commission. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Executive Mar 15 Re-assigned to Registration & May 02 Regulation Interim Study Calendar REGIS REGULAT HB-0524 MAUTINO. (Ch. 43, par. 114) Amends the Liquor Control Act. Provides that any committee or agency appoint- ed by a local liquor control commissioner shall include a local licensee as an uncom- pensated, non-voting advisory member. Mar 06 1985 First reading Mar 07 May 02 Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Registration & Regulation Interim Study Calendar REGIS REGULAT 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1134 HB-0525 HARRIS, KIRKLAND AND HAWKINSON. (Ch. 46, pars. 9-1.4, 9-1.5, 9-10, 9-13 and 9-14; rep. pars. 9-11 and 9-12) Amends The Election Code. Requires that all campaign financing reports, rather than only annual campaign financing reports, disclose campaign expenditures and certain debts. Increases from $150 to $175 the maximum aggregate amount at which voluntary personal services performed by an individual at his residence for candidate-related activities may be valued and not be considered a contribution or expenditure. Also increases from $150 to $175 the amount at which contributions, expenditures and debts may be valued without a political committee's being re- quired to identify by whom the contributions were made and to whom the expendi- tures were made and the debts are owed. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Elections May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0526 LEVERENZ. (New Act) In addition to all other appropriations for such purposes, appropriates $4,490,561 to the Secretary of State for per capita grants to public libraries. Effective July 1, 1985. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Reduces increases in grants to Public Libraries to $4,398,261. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes title and everything after the enacting clause. Makes supplemental ap- propriations to the following various agencies: Dept. on Aging Dept. of Agriculture Dept. of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Dept. of Children and Family Services Dept. of Central Management Services Dept. of Commerce and Community Affairs Dept. of Insurance Dept. of Energy and Natural Resources Dept. of Conservation Dept. of Corrections Dept. of Employment Security Dept. of Mental Health and Dev. Disabilities Dept. of Nuclear Safety Dept. of Public Aid Dept. of Public Health Gov. Council on Health and Physical Fitness Dept. of Registration and Education Dept. of Rehabilitation Services Dept. of Revenue Dept. of Law Enforcement SDept. of State Police Dept. of Transportation Dept. of Labor Capital Development Board IL Commerce Commission Office of Public Counsel Bureau of the Budget IL Criminal Justice Information Authority Environmental Protection Agency Prisoner Review Board IL Racing Board Secretary of State State Board of Education State Emergency Services and Disaster Agency State Labor Relations Board IL Local Labor Relations Board 1135 HB-0525 HB-0526-Cont. University of Illinois Waukegan Port District Court of Claims Environmental Protection Trust Fund Commission IL Arts Council Auditor General Compensation Review Board General Assembly - Senate General Assembly - House IL Community College Board Comptroller-Senate whips IL Development Finance Authority Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. State Holiday Council State Board of Elections Historic Preservation Agency Supreme Court IL Farm Development Authority SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Appropriates $6,400,000 to Dept. of Public Aid to provide income assistance at a minimum of 52% of standard of need. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Makes supplemental appropriations to following agencies: DCMS-DuQuoin Fair purchase CDB-IL Beach State Park marina CDB-Dana Thomas House renovation Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Appropriations I May 02 Recommended do pass 027-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 073-035-005 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 04 Sen Sponsor CARROLL First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 05 Assigned to Appropriations I Jun 21 Recommnded do pass as amend 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 27 Re-committed to Appropriations I Nov 12 Committee discharged Placed Calndr,Third Reading Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 CARROLL Lost 027-029-000 Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail 02 Amendment No.02 CARROLL Adopted Amendment No.03 HALL & SMITH Adopted Amendment No.04 BLOOM GEO-KARIS & DUNN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading 3/5 vote required Third Reading - Passed 048-008-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02,03,04 .1136 HB-0526-Cont. Nov 14 Tabled House Rule 79(E) 'HB-0527 RICHMOND - ROPP - DEJAEGHER - BRUNSVOLD - HARTKE, CHRIS- TENSEN, HICKS, HANNIG, PHELPS, MAUTINO, WOODYARD AND WEAVER,M. (Ch. 120, pars. 439.3, 439.33, 439.103 and 441) Amends the Use Tax Act, the Service Use Tax Act, the Service Occupation Tax Act and the Retailers' Occupation Tax Act. Exempts the sale or use of farm ma- chinery and equipment from application of those taxes (presently a $1,000 thresh- old for exemption). Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Revenue May 03 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-0528 FLINN, ZWICK, STECZO, HENSEL AND WOLF. (Ch. 17, par. 4402) Amends The Illinois Credit Union Act to provide that the membership of a credit union shall consist of a group or groups of persons having a common bond. Deletes initial population limitation on neighborhoods with respect to the definition of "common bond". Effective immediately. Mar 06 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 07 Assigned to Financial Institutions Mar 20 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 021-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Apr 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Apr 23 Short Debate-3rd Passed 105-001-001 Apr 24 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor ZITO Placed Calendr,First Readng May 07 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Finance and Credit Regulations Jun 11 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0399 Effective date 09-16-85 HB-0529 MADIGAN - BULLOCK - RONAN, HARTKE, YOUNGE,W AND HICKS. (New Act) Appropriates $5,000,000 to the Illinois Development Finance Authority for use in its direct loan program. Effective July 1, 1985. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes July 3, 1985) Changes title to "An Act making appropriations to various State agencies. Re- duces appropriation to $1. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Appropriations I May 09 Recommended do pass 026-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1137 HB-0529-Cont. 1138 May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 066-045-001 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 04 Sen Sponsor LUFT Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 05 Assigned to Appropriations I Jun 21 Recommended do pass 019-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01 CARROLL Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 29 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01/065-047-002 Jun 30 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 Jul 03 Added As A Co-sponsor POSHARD S Recedes from Amend. 01/048-001-000 Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Jul 30 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 17 Total veto stands. HB-0530 LEVERENZ - OLSON. Appropriates $4,273,748 for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the State Board of Elections for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Makes technical correction in citing of P.A. 83-880. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Decreases total by $79,999. GOVERNOR REDUCTIONS Reduces retirement by a total of $8,333. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Appropriations I Apr 11 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 026-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 108-005-000 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 Sen Sponsor DUDYCZ First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Appropriations I Jun 21 Recommnded do pass as amend 019-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 HB-0530-Cont. Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 29 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/116-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Jul 19 Governor reduction veto PUBLIC ACT 84-0074 Effective date 07-19-85 Placed Cal. Reduction Veto Oct 17 Reduction veto stands. PA 84-0074 HB-0531 ZWICK - CURRIE - HOFFMAN - BRAUN - KLEMM, BROOKINS, GREI- MAN, ALEXANDER, CULLERTON, WASHINGTON, KEANE, MCAU- LIFFE, CURRAN, COWLISHAW AND PARCELLS. (Ch. 24, new par. 11-5-9) Amends the Municipal Code to authorize municipalities to prohibit the use and sale of leghold traps. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes power to prohibit the manufacture, sale, import, possession and transport of leghold traps; authorizes prohibition of the use of leghold traps. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource Apr 25 Amendment No.01 ENRGY ENVRMNT Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 008-006-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-0532 CURRAN, PARCELLS, YOUNG,A, FREDERICK,VF, RONAN AND MAU- TINO. (New Act) Creates An Act relating to student participation in athletics and interscholastic athletic programs in elementary and secondary schools within this State. Provides that elementary and secondary school students shall not be excluded from athletic teams or denied the right to participate in interscholastic athletic programs for specified reasons. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 03 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd STUDY- CURRAN Interim Study Calendar ELEM SCND ED HB-0533 CURRAN. (Ch. 46, par. 1A-9) Amends The Election Code. Eliminates certain compensation and termination of contract requirements for employment of technical consultants by the State Board of Elections. Effective immediately. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elections May 02 Interim Study Calendar ELECTIONS HB-0534 HUFF. (New Act) Creates the Rented Automobile Act. Requires persons engaged in the State in the business of renting automobiles to post a price list of the automobiles available 1139 HB-0534 Cont. for rental in one or more conspicuous places within each location owned or operated by such person. Prohibits such persons from refusing to rent an automobile to any customer because such customer does not possess a credit card. Makes violation of Act a petty offense. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Consumer Protection May 02 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd HUFF Committee Consumer Protection May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0535 HAWKINSON AND JOHNSON. (Ch. 38, rep. par. 1005-2-3) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections by repealing the provision finding a per- son unfit to be executed if he fails to understand the nature and purpose of such sen- tence. Effective immediately. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II May 02 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-0536 EWING - JOHNSON. (Ch. 38, par. 6-2, 115-3 and 115-4) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961 and the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1963. Removes from the insanity defense the provision that a person is not criminally re- sponsible if he lacks substantial capacity to conform his conduct to the requirements of law. Requires, in cases where the defendant asserts the insanity defense, that a specific finding be made by the court in bench trials, or by the jury in jury trials, that the defendant has failed to prove he is not guilty by reason of insanity, in order to find the defendant guilty but mentally ill. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II May 02 Recommended do pass 008-004-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-0537 CURRIE - YOUNG,A - TURNER AND FLOWERS. (Ch. 68, pars. 1-103, 2-102 and 2-104) Amends the Illinois Human Rights Act. Changes definition of age for the pur- poses of this Act. Defines age for the purposes of training and apprenticeship pro- grams. Includes joint apprenticeship committees in definition of person. Makes it a civil rights violation for an employer, employment agency or labor organization to discriminate against a person on the basis of age who is at least 18 but not yet 40 in training and apprenticeship programs. Permits employers, labor organizations and employment agencies to establish educational requirements as a prerequisite to se- lection for a training or apprenticeship program provided that such requirement does not operate to discriminate on the basis of any prohibited classification except age. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Labor & Commerce Apr 11 Re-assigned to Human Services Apr 24 Recommended do pass 010-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 30 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading 1140 HB-0537-Cont. May 24 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE SHB-0538 BOWMAN - HARTKE - MCGANN AND YOUNG,A. (Ch. 120, new pars. 439.23, 439.50b, 439.120b and 451a) Amends the State occupation and use tax Acts to require the Department of Rev- enue to furnish twice a year to each county and municipality a list of persons and en- tities therein who are exempt from such taxes. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 120, new pars. 439.23, 439.50b, 439.120b and 451a Adds reference to: Ch. 120, pars. 439.3, 439.32, 439.102, 441, new pars. 440d and 440e Amends to require that tax exempt purchases pursuant to the State occupation and use tax Acts can only by made by entities with an active exemption identifica- tion number. Sets guidelines for exemption identification number issuance by the Department of Revenue. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue May 02 Amendment No.01 REVENUE Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 011-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 08 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate-3rd Passed 102-000-000 May 14 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 15 Sen Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 16 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 21 Assigned to Revenue Jun 06 Recommended do pass 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 11 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0400 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0539 BULLOCK - BROOKINS - SOLIZ - LEFLORE - TURNER AND WASH- INGTON. (Ch. 38, par. 110-7) Amends the Code of Criminal Procedure. Provides that the victim of a criminal offense may bring a proceeding to recover all or part of the refundable amount of the defendant's bail bond, to cover damages suffered as a result of the offense for which the bond was posted, after such victim reduces his claim to judgment. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 2HB-0540 BARNES. (Ch. 108 1/2, new par. 4-123.1) Amends the Downstate Firemen's Article of the Pension Code to grant subpoena powers to the Boards of the Funds. ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1141 HB-0540 Cont. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 03 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd STUDY- BARNES Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION 3HB-0541 CAPPARELLI, CULLERTON, BERRIOS, MCAULIFFE, TERZICH, DE- LEO, FARLEY, GIGLIO, KRSKA, LAURINO, MCGANN, NASH AND RO- NAN. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 9-156 and 9-157) Amends the Cook County Article of the Pension Code to amend the disability provisions to reflect the extension of eligibility from age 65 to age 70 for disability incurred after January 1, 1979. Effective immediately. PENSION IMPACT NOTE The costs of HB 541 are estimated to be $100,000 per year. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 02 Pension Note Filed Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION HB-0542 KLEMM. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 603-3) Amends Snowmobile Registration and Safety Act Section on identification num- ber display. Substitutes the number "2" for the word "two". Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation Apr 10 Interim Study Calendar TRANSPORTATN 'HB-0543 ROPP - KLEMM - WOODYARD - DEJAEGHER - BRUNSVOLD AND PHELPS. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 4-201.14) Amends the Illinois Highway Code. Requires the Department of Transportation to construct and maintain rest areas with restroom facilities at least every 60 miles upon every highway in the State highway system designated as an interstate highway. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D i HB-0544 ROPP - KLEMM - WOODYARD - DEJAEGHER - BRUNSVOLD, HART- KE, KULAS, PHELPS, HICKS AND MULCAHEY. (Ch. 121,.par. 4-201.14) Amends the Illinois Highway Code. Requires the construction of a visitor center on every interstate highway at a location within 2 miles after the highway enters the State. Authorizes the Department of Transportation to lease, by bid, space at visitor centers for restaurants, service stations or other service facilities approved by the Department. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1142 HB-0545 'HB-0545 REA - RICHMOND - HARTKE - HANNIG - PHELPS AND HICKS. (Ch. 95 1/2, new par. 16-104b; Ch. 127, new pars. 55.41 and 141.158) Amends the Vehicle Code, the State Finance Act and the Civil Administrative Code. Increases the fines imposed for moving traffic violations by $5 each. Autho- rizes the Department of Public Health to grant the resulting funds to local govern- mental units to supplement emergency medical services. Creates the necessary fund within the State treasury. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation Apr 10 Recommended do pass 011-007-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 24 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 22 Third Reading - Lost 013-089-011 HB-0546 REA - HANNIG. (Ch. 24, pars. 10-1-7 and 10-2.1-6) Amends the Illinois Municipal Code. Provides that residency requirements in ef- fect at the time an individual enters the fire service of a municipality cannot be changed for that individual during his period of service for that municipality, or be made a condition of promotion, except for the rank or position of Fire Chief. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Cities and Villages May 02 Interim Study Calendar CITY VILLAGE 2HB-0547 REA AND HANNIG. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 4-121) Amends the Pension Code in regard to the membership of the "Board of Trustees of the Firefighters' Pension Fund" in townships, villages and incorporated towns by removing the village or town attorney as a member of such board. PENSION IMPACT NOTE HB-547 does not have a fiscal impact. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 16 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions May 02 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION HB-0548 PETERSON,W. (Ch. 120, par. 483.2b) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to provide for forfeiture of office of assessors in townships and districts under 25,000 population who fail to meet qualifications of office within one year of taking office. Effective immediately. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue May 03 Recommended do pass 015-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 111-004-002 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1143 HB-0548-Cont. May 30 Sen Sponsor KUSTRA Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Local Government Jun 13 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 20 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 054-001-000 Passed both Houses Jul 24 Sent to the Governor Sep 20 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0625 Effective date 09-20-85 3HB-0549 CAPPARELLI, MCAULIFFE, TERZICH, KRSKA, BERRIOS, DELEO, FARLEY, KEANE, KULAS, LAURINO AND NASH. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 8-117, 8-126, 8-155, 8-160 and 8-161) Amends the Chicago Employees Article of the Pension Code. Provides changes to meet federal age discrimination requirements effective January 1, 1979. Provides that as of August 1, 1983, annuity benefits shall be computed without discrimina- tion by sex, as required by the Supreme Court in the Norris case (103 SCt. 3492). Defines salary to include employee contributions picked up by the Board of Educa- tion. Effective immediately. PENSION IMPACT NOTE The costs of HB-549 are estimated to be $500,000 per annum. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 16 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions May 02 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION 3HB-0550 MCAULIFFE, TERZICH, CAPPARELLI, MCGANN, BERRIOS, DELEO, FARLEY, KEANE, KULAS, LAURINO AND NASH. (Ch. 108 1/2, new par. 8-164.1) Amends the Chicago Municipal Employees' Article of the Pension Code. Pro- vides a means whereby the Retirement Board may provide retired employees with assistance in preservation of group coverage in a hospital care plan and medical sur- gical plan. The board is required to make payment up to $25 a month for employee annuitants age 65 or over with at least 15 years of service. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATE ACT FISCAL NOTE HB 550 creates a retirement benefit mandate for which reimbursement of the in- creased cost to units of local government is required under the State Mandate Act. The estimated annual cost of reimbursement is $2.8 million. PENSION IMPACT NOTE The costs of HB 550 are estimated to be $2,800,000 per year. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 01 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions May 02 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1144 HB-0551 3 HB-0551 CAPPARELLI, MCAULIFFE, KRSKA, TERZICH, LAURINO, BERRIOS, DELEO, FARLEY, GIGLIO, KEANE, KULAS AND MCGANN. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 8-138, 8-150.1 and 8-169.1) Amends the Municipal Employees' Article of the Illinois Pension Code. Extends the minimum annuity formula to employees separated from service on or after at- tainment of age 65 with 10 or more years of service, instead of 20 years. Also pro- vides that widows or widowers of such employees are entitled to the widow's minimum annuity formula. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Tomm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 02 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION 'HB-0552 DEJAEGHER, BRUNSVOLD, CHRISTENSEN, GIORGI, LEFLORE, MC- NAMARA, MULCAHEY AND PANGLE. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 16-153.4; Ch. 122, new par. 10-22.3b) Amends the School and Pension Codes. Empowers school boards to pay group health insurance premiums for its retired teachers to the Downstate Teachers' Re- tirement System to the extent the System itself does not pay such costs. PENSION IMPACT NOTE Under HB-552, the system would incur additional costs in providing health insur- ance to retired teachers. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 23 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0553 REGAN. (Ch. 48, new par. 138.12a) Amends the Workers' Compensation Act. Requires employers to provide com- prehensive rehabilitation services for injured employees. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0554 REGAN AND STANGE. (Ch. 48, par. 138.19) Amends the Workers' Compensation Act. Specifies the penalty for an unjustified failure to provide, or an unreasonable delay in the provision of, temporary total dis- ability benefits is limited to the lesser of $2500 or $10 for each day after which pay- ment of such benefits is due. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Labor & Commerce Apr 30 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 116-000-000 Committee Labor & Commerce May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0555 WOODYARD - HICKS - ROPP - RICHMOND - JOHNSON, REA, WEA- VER,M, OBLINGER, SLATER, MCMASTER, WAIT, PANGLE, PHELPS AND HANNIG. (Ch. 85, pars. 660, 663 and 670) Amends AgriculturalFair Act. Provides that effective with FY87, each county fair's authorized base shall be 66 2/3% of the approved amount of premium paid in ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1145 HB-0555--Cont. FY84 or FY85, whichever is greater. Provides that the authorized base for Gallatin and Massac county fairs for FY87 and FY88 shall be $15,000 each. Makes similar provision for authorized bases for FY89 and each odd numbered year thereafter. Increases amounts which county fairs may receive as reimbursement from the De- partment of Agriculture. Provides that a county fair which elects to receive an ap- propriation from the Fair and Exposition Fund may allocate up to 66 2/3% of the money received from the Department for premium and award purposes. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Includes Montgomery county fair as having the authorized base of $15,000. FISCAL NOTE (Prepared by the Dept. of Agriculture) The total fiscal impact is $1,146,720, effective FY87, which is a result of an annu- al increase in the authorized base formula of $704,970 plus $441,750 from the in- crease in money reimbursed for rehabilitation purposes. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Agriculture Apr 10 Amendment No.01 AGRICULTURE Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Apr 16 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Apr 17 Fiscal Note filed Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Apr 23 Verified Short Debate-3rd Passed 064-048-000 Apr 24 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor JOYCE,JEROME Placed Calendr,First Readng May 07 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Agriculture, Conservation & Energy May 30 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed ,Calndr,Second Readng Jun 04 Added As A Joint Sponsor MAITLAND Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 10 Added As A Joint Sponsor POSHARD Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 054-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 24 Sent to the Governor Aug 09 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0130 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0556 CULLERTON - RYDER. (Ch. 102, par. 42) Amends the Open Meetings Act to provide that school board meetings wherein the acquisition, lease or sale of real estate is considered may be held in closed ses- sion. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Alters the amendatory language to provide that school board meeting wherein the selling price of real estate is considered may be held in closed session. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I Apr 25 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 016-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate 1146 HB-0556-Cont. May 08 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate-3rd Passed 104-000-001 May 14 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 15 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 21 Assigned to Executive Jun 11 Recommended do pass 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 20 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 054-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 24 Sent to the Governor Sep 20 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0626 Effective date 09-20-85 'HB-0557 TERZICH, DELEO, SALTSMAN AND WASHINGTON. (New Act; Ch. 23, par. 2054; Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 5510, 5511, 5512 and rep. par. 5504.13) Creates the Professional Paramedics Licensing Act, to be administered by the Department of Registration and Education. Sets forth requirements for licensure as a professional paramedic. Provides for the appointment of the Committee of Paramedic Examiners of Registered Professional Paramedics to approve the ac- tions of the Department and perform other functions necessary to carry out this Act. Sets forth grounds for refusal, suspension or revocation of a license. Sets forth offenses under this Act and penalties for violation. Repeals provisions in Emergency Medical Services Act relating to Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedics. Amends Child Abuse Reporting Act to require that paramedics report suspected cases of child abuse. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Registration & Regulation May 02 Interim Study Calendar REGIS REGULAT HB-0558 TUERK - SALTSMAN, MCMASTER, OLSON, HENSEL, PETERSON,W AND ALEXANDER. (Ch. 46, pars. 7-10 and 28-3) Amends The Election Code concerning nominating petitions for partisan prima- ry candidates and petitions for the submission of certain public questions. Requires that each such petition include all the information included on the registration re- cord card of each signer or circulator of the petition concerning the residence of such signer or circulator. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Requires that each such petition include the signers' and circulators' street ad- dresses or rural route numbers, as well as their cities, villages, or towns. Eliminates requirement that each such petition include all the information included on the reg- istration record card of each signer or circulator of the petition, concerning the resi- dence of such signer or circulator. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elections Apr 18 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 24 Second Reading Amendment No.01 TUERK Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading I Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1147 HB-0558-Cont. May 23 Third Reading - Passed 116-001-000 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 04 Sen Sponsor BLOOM Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 05 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 06 Assigned to Elections Jun 18 Recommended do pass 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 19 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0401 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0559 DEUCHLER - COUNTRYMAN. (Ch. 46, par. 8-15) Amends The Election Code. Provides the State Board of Elections may refuse to issue a certificate of nomination of a person appointed by a legislative or representa- tive committee to fill a vacancy in nomination, and may rescind such a certificate at any time, upon good cause shown. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elections May 02 Interim Study Calendar ELECTIONS HB-0560 DEUCHLER. (Ch. 46, pars. 7-61 and 8-17) Amends The Election Code. Provides that a vacancy in nomination, due to the fact that no established-party candidate's name was printed on the primary ballot for a particular office and no person was nominated as a write-in candidate, shall be filled by the appropriate managing committee's filing with the certifying officer or board, in addition to a resolution to fill the vacancy, a statement of candidacy and nomination petition for the person appointed to fill the vacancy. Provides such a va- cancy in nomination for State Senator or Representative shall not be filled by the legislative or representative committee. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elections May 02 Interim Study Calendar ELECTIONS 3HB-0561 MCGANN - CAPPARELLI, KEANE, MCAULIFFE AND RONAN. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 8-113) Amends the Chicago Municipal Article of the Pension Code to revise the defini- tion of "employee". Effective immediately. PENSION IMPACT NOTE HB-561 would result in relatively small cost savings. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 8-117, 8-126, 8-155, 8-160 and 8-161 Amends the Chicago Employees Article of the Pension Code. Provides changes to meet federal age discrimination requirements effective January 1, 1979. Provides that as of August 1, 1983, annuity benefits shall be computed without discrimina- tion by sex. Defines salary to include employee contributions picked up by the Board of Education. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1148 HB-0561-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Deletes reference to: Ch. 108 1/2, par. 8-113 Deletes change in definition of "employee". SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 8-138 and 8-150.1, new par. 8-164.1 Amends the Chicago Municipal Article of the Pension Code to provide a new pension formula and to reduce the early retirement penalty from 0.5% to 0.25% per month for employees born before 1936, and their spouses. Authorizes a Group Health Plan for retirees; requires the board to make premium payments of up to $25 per month for each employee annuitant age 65 or over with at least 15 years of service credit. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Specifies the group hospital care, medical and surgical plans established pursuant to this amendatory Act are not and shall not be construed to be pension or retire- ment benefits under the IL Constitution. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Gives legislative finding that the State is relieved of reimbursement liability. Ef- fective immediately. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 16 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions Apr 25 Amendment No.01 PERS PENSION Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 005-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Amendment No.02 BRAUN Withdrawn Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.03 MCGANN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/117-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 086-015-002 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor JOYCE,JEREMIAH Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Added As A Joint Sponsor DEGNAN Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 11 Added As A Joint Sponsor DUDYCZ Committee Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 13 Recommended do pass 009-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 JOYCE,JEREMIAH Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 SCHUNEMAN Adopted Amendment No.03 JOYCE,JEREMIAH Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading- Passed 040-014-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02,03 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 1,2,3/095-018-003 Passed both Houses Jun 30 Sent to the Governor 1149 HB-0561 Cont. Jul 18 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0023 Effective date 07-18-85 HB-0562 LEVIN - PARKE. (Ch. 30, pars. 304.1 and 318.4; Ch. 68, pars. 3-101 and 3-106) Amends the Condominium Property Act and the Human Rights Act to provide that recorded declarations establishing restrictions as to the age of persons owning or renting units in condominium or community associations are not prohibited by the Human Rights Act. Also defines elderly persons to be persons 55 years of age or older. Also empowers the board of managers to make provisions for handicapped unit owners as required by the Human Rights Act. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Amends to include occupancy as well as rental. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I Apr 25 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 010-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I HB-0563 LEVIN - PARKE. (Ch. 30, pars. 302, 302.1, 304.1, 306, 318, 318.1, and 318.5; Ch. 110, pars. 9-102 and 9-104.1) Amends the Condominium Property Act and the Code of Civil Procedure to change procedural requirements pertaining to condominium operations. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 110, pars. 9-104.3 and 9-106.1 Amends to provide for insurance instead of bonding for board of managers. Makes other procedural changes and cross references changes including some in the Code of Civil Procedure. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that in condominiums with 30 or more units a quorum is 20% of the unit owners unless a majority of unit owners provide for a higher percentage. Also de- fines fiduciary insurance coverage to be both a fidelity bond and directors and offi- cers liability coverage. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Amends to change manner of determining bonding level. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 110, par. 9-111 Makes changes in segregation of funds provisions. Adds changes to bonding re- quirements. Makes other changes. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I Apr 18 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Amendment No.02 JUDICIARY I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Amendment No.03 LEVIN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 20 Third Reading - Passed 111-000-001 May 21 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor D'ARCO Placed Calendr,First Readng 1150 1151 HB-0563-Cont. May 22 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Judiciary I Jun 05 Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 20 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 D'ARCO Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 056-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 27 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Jun 28 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/D'ARCO NEDZA, SAVICKAS, BARKHAUSEN & GEO-KARIS Jun 30 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/LEVIN, DUNN,JOHN, CULLERTON, PARKE AND JOHNSON Jul 05 Tabled House Rule 79(E) HB-0564 MCCRACKEN. (Ch. 15 1/2, pars. 68.15b, 68.16a, 136, 306a, 306b; Ch. 19, par. 156.2; Ch. 24, pars. 8-9-1, 8-9-2, 8-10-2, 9-2-105, 9-3-26, 11-74.2-10, 11-74.2-11, 11-84-7, 11-126-1, 11-135-5, 11-136-5; Ch. 34, pars. 1006, 2737, new par. 552.1; Ch. 42, pars. 6-1, 269, 287, 310, 331.3, 331.12, 331.15, 399, 425, 505-4; Ch. 67 1/2, pars. 8.2, 77, 78, 91.113, 91.114, 91.122; Ch. 81, 5-5, 1005-9; Ch. 85, pars. 1050, 1063, 1244, 1274, 1355, 1385, 1425, 1457, 1575, 1580-26, 1604, 2623, 2724, 2824; Ch. 96 1/2, pars. 6315, 7106; Ch. 105, par. 8-1; Ch. 114, par. 384; Ch. 121, pars. 5-403, 6-201.7, 6-701.1, 7-203; Ch. 122, pars. 10-20.21, 35-10, 103-27.1; Ch. 139, pars. 160.50, 191) Amends various Acts. Provides that no unit of local government or other public authority may reject a bid on the ground that the bidder or his employees are not residents of that unit of local government in which the project is located. Effective immediately. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Cities and Villages Apr 10 Interim Study Calendar CITY VILLAGE HB-0565 MCCRACKEN. (Ch. 121, pars. 501 and 507) Amends the Highway Advertising Control Act of 1971. Changes the legislative policy declaration to provide that the standards regulating commercial or industrial activities conducted in areas not zoned by county or municipal authorities are con- sistent with the customary land use, and that more severe restrictions applied in such areas will not accomplish the purposes of that Act. Provides that in zoned com- mercial and industrial areas, county or municipal laws or ordinances may regulate the construction and maintenance of billboards and other outdoor advertising if such laws or ordinances are not less restrictive than State law. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation May 02 Interim Study Calendar TRANSPORTATN HB-0566 HB-0566 MAUTINO. (Ch. 48, new par. 69.1) Amends the Structural Work Act to make the doctrine of comparative negli- gence applicable to cases arising thereunder. Effective immediately. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I May 02 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I 4HB-0567 DANIELS, CHURCHILL, COUNTRYMAN, COWLISHAW, DIDRICK- SON, EWING, FREDERICK,VF, FRIEDRICH,DP, GOFORTH, HALLOCK, HASTERT, HENSEL, HOFFMAN, KIRKLAND, KLEMM, KOEHLER, KU- BIK, MAYS, MCCRACKEN, OLSON, PARKE, PETERSON,W, PIEL, RE- GAN, ROPP, RYDER, SLATER, STANGE, STEPHENS, TATE, VINSON, WAIT, WEAVER,M, WILLIAMSON, WOJCIK, WOODYARD, ZWICK AND BROOKINS. (Ch. 67 1/2, par. 322) Amends the Illinois Housing Development Act. Increases the maximum amount of bonds and notes the Illinois Housing Development Authority may have outstand- ing from $1,700,000,000 to $2,700,000,000. Effective July 1, 1985. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 67 1/2, new pars. 307.24c and 307.24d Amends the Illinois Housing Development Act to provide for notice to property owners within 250 feet of a proposed development and, in cities of 1,000,000 or more inhabitants, to the mayor and alderman of the ward where the proposed devel- opment is to be located. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Authorizes municipalities to enter into contracts with the Illinois Housing Devel- opment Authority to provide for the furnishing of residential housing to persons and families of low and moderate income. Provides that $700,000,000 of bonding monies shall be used for financing such housing in high density population urban areas. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Adds reference to: Ch. 67 1/2, par. 310 Provides that the Authority shall formulate a plan which indicates the steps which the Authority will take to build low and moderate income private housing in certain areas. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 5. Provides that 5% of the authorized aggregate principal amount of $2,700,000 shall be used to provide construction loans to finance low and moderate income housing in certain areas. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 6. Adds reference to: Ch. 67 1/2, par. 305 Provides that the Authority shall establish a business office in central, Southeast- ern, Southwestern, and Southern Illinois to assist local residents and officials on housing matters. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 8. Provides that the Authority may not exclude residential mortgage made to person who are not purchasing their first home when carrying out certain functions to assist housing development. Provides that the Authority shall from time to time issue its negotiable revenue bonds and notes in an amount not to exceed $1,000,000 to pro- vide funding for passive solar and other alternative energy supplied housing for cer- tain persons and in an amount not to exceed $1,000,000 to assist certain persons in making their mortgage loan payments. * State Debt Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1152 HB-0567-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 10. Adds reference to: Ch. 67 1/2, pars. 307.21, 307.24 and Ch. 127, par. 132.602 Makes the Illinois Housing Development Authority subject to the Minority and Female Business Enterprise Act in making loans to lending institutions and grants to non-profit corporations and limited-profit entities. Amends the Minority and Fe- male Business Enterprise Act to include the Housing Development Authority in the definition of State agency. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 67 1/2, pars. 305, 307.21, 307.24, 310; new pars. 307.24c and 307.24d; Ch. 127, par. 132.602 Restores bill to version in which it was introduced in the House. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. (Senate recedes July 5, 1985) Adds reference to: Ch. 67 1/2, new par. 320.1 Appropriations for the expenses of the Authority to be by the General Assembly and no other liabilities shall be incurred. The Authority shall pay into the State Treasury all monies received or accumulated for such expenses. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 3. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Specifies that, of the $1,000,000,000 authorized by this amendatory Act, $150,000,000 shall be reserved for financing developments which involve the reha- bilitation of dwelling accommodations, subject to the occupancy reservation of low or moderate income persons or families as provided in this Act. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue Apr 25 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 27(D)/115-000-000 Committee Revenue May 08 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 22 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Amendment No.01 CULLERTON Adopted Amendment No.02 YOUNG,A Adopted Amendment No.03 YOUNGE,W Withdrawn Amendment No.04 YOUNGE,W Adopted Amendment No.05 YOUNGE,W Adopted Amendment No.06 YOUNGE,W Adopted Amendment No.07 YOUNGE,W Tabled Amendment No.08 YOUNGE,W Adopted Amendment No.09 YOUNG,A Withdrawn Amendment No.10 YOUNG,A Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/117-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 083-018-010 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor PHILIP Added As A Joint Sponsor ROCK Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Jun 13 Waive Posting Notice 7C Committee Executive Jun 14 Recommnded do pass as amend 013-005-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 21 Second Reading Amendment No.01 EXECUTIVE Adopted 1153 HB-0567-Cont. Jun 21-Cont. Amendment No.02 COLLINS HALL-CHEW- SMITH-CARROLL- ZITO-NETSCH LUFT-DEMUZIO SAVICKAS-JONES Lost Amendment No.03 LUFT Adopted 029-028-000 Verified Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 056-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,03 Jun 27 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,03 Jun 28 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,03 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,03 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/PHILIP WEAVER,S, ROCK, . CARROLL & COLLINS Jun 30 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MADIGAN, MCPIKE, BRAUN, DANIELS & VINSON Jul 03 House report submitted Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/050-000-001 Jul 05 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/083-020-008 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Jul 25 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0108 Effective date 07-25-85 4HB-0568 DANIELS - MADIGAN, CHURCHILL, DIDRICKSON, EWING, FREDER- ICK,VF, HALLOCK, HASTERT, HENSEL, HOFFMAN, KLEMM, KUBIK, MCCRACKEN, OLSON, PETERSON,W, ROPP, STANGE, VINSON, WOJ- CIK, WOODYARD, ZWICK, REA, WOLF, RONAN, HARTKE, SOLIZ, CULLERTON, PANAYOTOVICH, SHAW, LEVERENZ, KRSKA, LAURI- NO, BERRIOS AND BROOKINS. (New Act; Ch. 8, par. 37-28; Ch. 85, par. 1233.1; Ch. 120, pars. 439.9, 439.39, 439.109, 442, 481b.36; Ch. 127, pars. 46.6a, 141.148, 142z-9, 144.25, 2104.05, 2104.07; new pars. 141.158, 141.159, 141.160 and 141.161) Creates the Build Illinois Bond Act. Authorizes the State of Illinois to issue, sell and provide for the retirement of limited obligation bonds of the State of Illinois in the total principal amount of $1,278,000,000. The Bonds shall be issued for the fol- lowing purposes: the construction and improvement of the State infrastructure, business enhancement and new business development, the development and im- provement of educational, technical and vocational programs and related facilities, and for protection, preservation, restoration and conservation of environmental and natural resources. Amends the State Finance Act. Changes the name of the Tour- ism Fund to the Build Illinois Fund. Creates the Build Illinois Bond Retirement and Interest Fund, the Build Illinois Bond Fund, the Build Illinois Purposes Fund and the Local Tourism Fund. Amends various Acts relating to the distribution of tax revenues to these Funds. Effective July 1, 1985. STATE DEBT IMPACT NOTE 4 State Debt Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1154 HB-0568 Cont. HB-568 increases: State supported bond authorization by .................................... $1,278.0 million Potential Illinois debt by ........................................................ $3,812.5 million Per capita Illinois debt by .......................................... .............. ........ $110.16 HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1 Deletes everything after the enacting clause. Reincorporates the substance of the bill. Makes various technical changes. Provides that the moneys received by the Dept. of Revenue under the Retailers' Occupation Tax Act, the Use Tax Act, Ser- vice Use Tax Act and Service Occupation Tax Act and required to be deposited into the Build IL Fund are subject to the pledge, claim and charge described in Section 12 of the Build Illinois Bond Act. Makes other changes relating to the distribution of moneys from the Build Illinois Fund. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes provisions in the State Finance Act dealing with distributions to the Chi- cago World's Fair - 1992 Authority from the Build Illinois Fund. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 5. Adds reference to: Ch. 67 1/2, pars. 307.21, 307.24 and Ch. 127, par. 132.602 Amends the Illinois Housing Development Act. Makes the Illinois Housing De- velopment Authority subject to the Minority and Female Business Enterprise Act in making loans to lending institutions and grants to non-profit corporations and limited-profit entities. Amends the Minority and Female Business Enterprise Act to include the Housing Development Authority in the definition of State agency. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 6. Deletes reference to: Ch. 8, par. 37-28; Ch. 85, par. 1233.1; Ch. 120, pars. 439.9, 439.39, 439.109, 442, 481b.36; Ch. 127, par. 46.6a, 141.148, new pars. 141.158, 141.159, 141.160, 141.161, pars. 142z-9, 144.25, 2104.05, 2104.07 Provides that the limited obligation bonds authorized by the Build Illinois Bond Act shall be issued for these additional purposes: for the making of loans and grants to counties for financing of capital development, construction and renovation of new or existing facilities for county hospitals and county health care facilities; for the making of grants to civic center authorities for the corporate purposes of such au- thorities; for the making of loans and grants to municipalities for urban develop- ment, housing and housing assistance for low and moderate income residents of the municipalities; for the making of loans and grants for homeowners mortgage assis- tance; for the making of loans and grants to inventors with outstanding ideas for a product, process or technology; for the making of matching grants to.public and pri- vate colleges and universities in this State for the purpose of assisting such colleges and universities in retaining inventors in residence. Deletes all references to tax money allocations to secure the repayment of the principal and interest on the bonds. Also deletes references to the transfers of tax revenues into and out of the Build IL Fund. Deletes references creating the Build Illinois Fund, the Build Illi- nois Purposes Fund, the Build Illinois Bond Fund, the Build Illinois Bond Retire- ment and Interest Fund and the Local Tourism Fund in the State Treasury. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 7. Amends to create the Illinois Office of Urban Assistance which shall conduct var- ious studies relating to inner city urban problems-and make recommendations to the General Assembly and the Governor, and to assist in revitalizing designated areas. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 67 1/2, pars. 307.21, 307.24; Ch. 127, par. 132.602 Adds reference to: Ch. 120, pars. 439.9, 439.39, 439.109, 442; Ch. 127, pars. 2723-1, 2804 Deletes everything after the enacting clause. Amends the Build Illinois Bond Act to include among the purposes for which bonds may be used buildings for public ad- ministration and capital improvements for private colleges and universities; trans- 1155 HB-0568 Cont. fers $40,000,000 of authorization from educational and other programs to economic development programs. Amends the State occupation and use tax acts to specify 1.55% of the tax monies received between Nov. 1, 1984 and Oct. 1, 1985 be paid into the Build Illinois Fund. Deletes requirement that all employees on Build Illinois projects be union employees. Effective immediately. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Revises title and designates text in the bill as "Article I". Article I effective immediately. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Adds reference to: Ch. 5, pars 1202, 1203, 1207, 1208, 1211, new pars. 1207.1, 1212.1, 1212.2; Ch. 111, pars. 304, 306; Ch. 114, pars. 214.3, 214.29; Ch. 120, pars. 705, 726, 734, 744; Ch. 127, new par. 141.199 Inserts Article IX, the Illinois Farm Legal Assistance Act. Provides for the Dept. of Agriculture to make grants for provision of a lawyer referral service and related funding and programs for providing legal services to farmers. Amends the Farm Development Act to establish the Farm Debt Relief Program for grants to heavily indebted farmers to be administered by the Farm Development Authority. Estab- lishes the Farm Emergency Assistance Fund in the State Treasury. Permits the IL Farm Development Authority to enter into a State guarantee with a lender or hold- er of a note on existing debts of farmers. Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to reduce the delinquent tax penalty from 18% to 12% per year, and extend the redemption period for farmland by an additional year, until December 31, 1988. Transfers the balance on the effective date in the Farm Credit Payment Adjustment Fund, from that fund to the Farm Emergency Assistance Fund. Amends the Illinois Grain Dealers Act and The Public Grain Warehouse and Warehouse Receipts Act to make technical and grammatical changes. Makes other changes. Article IX effec- tive upon becoming law. (incorporation of S-am 1 through 6 to HB-1090) SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 4. (Senate recedes November 15, 1985) Adds reference to: Ch. 8, pars. 37-25.1, 37-27, and 37-27.1; Ch. 120, par. 643 Inserts Article II. Amends IL Horse Racing Act of 1975. Authorizes surcharge of up to 1% on winnings from a wager on outcome of the race and to reduce the tax rates on the privilege of conducting parimutuel wagering and to provide that the funds generated be used for larger purses and 50% go to the licensee. Also amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to allow taxing districts in which a horse racing track is sit- uated to provide property tax abatements of up to $5,000,000 annually for up to 10 years to the property on which the track is situated. Section amending Horse Rac- ing Act effective December 31, 1986; Section amending Revenue Act effective Jan- uary 1, 1987. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 5. (Senate recedes November 14, 1985) Adds reference to: Ch. 127, new par. 144a.01 Inserts Article VII. Amends the State Finance Act to require monthly transfers beginning January 15, 1987 from GRF to the Agricultural Premium Fund, the Metropolitan Exposition, Auditorium and Office Building Fund, the Fair and Expo- sition Fund, the Illinois Standardbred Breeders Fund and the Illinois Thoroughbred Breeders Fund. Article VII effective January 15, 1987. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 9. Adds reference to: Ch. 120, pars. 439.2, 440, 453.2, 453.3, 453.32 and 453.33 Adds Article V which amends the Use Tax Act, the Retailers' Occupation Tax Act, the Cigarette Tax Act and the Cigarette Use Tax Act. Provides for an addi- tional Cigarette and Cigarette Use Tax of 4 mills per cigarette effective December 1, 1985; eliminates the additional tax which was contingent upon a reduction in the federal cigarette tax; and makes related changes. Provides that certain cigarette taxes shall be considered a part of the selling price for purposes of the Illinois Use 1156 HB-0568--Cont. Tax and the Retailers' Occupation Tax. Adds Article V-A which requires that home rule units imposing taxes based on the selling price of cigarettes must include certain other taxes in that selling price. Preempts home rule. Articles V and V-A ef- fective immediately. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 10. Adds Article X, severability clause. Article X effective immediately. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 11. (Tabled November 12, 1985) Rearranges the Articles in numerical order. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 13. Adds reference to: Ch. 85, pars. 1222, 1230.1, 1233.1, 1234, 1235, 1237, 1238, 1242, 1243.1, 1244, 1245 and 1246; Ch. 85, new pars. 1226.1, 1245.1, 1245.2, 1245.3; Ch. 15, par. 303-1; Ch. 120, pars. 439.9, 439.39, 439.109 and 442; Ch. 127, new par. 141.195, pars. 144.25 and 604A-101. Amends the Metropolitan Fair and Exposition Authority Act. Revises the site description. Requires the Authority to develop financial plans. Increases the bond- ing authority to $312,500,000. Provides for a 6 member board to govern the author- ity until June 30, 1987, and a 12 member board thereafter, and revises provisions for the operation of the board and the administration of the Authority. Provides for the appointment of a Trustee to be the chief executive officer. Changes provisions relating to contracts and purchasing. Amends the State Auditing Act to authorize the Auditor General to audit the Authority. Revises the distribution of tax revenues to the Build Illinois Fund by amending the Use Tax Act, the Service Use Tax Act, the Service Occupation Tax Act and the Retailers' Occupation Tax Act. Amends the State Finance Act to create the Metropolitan Fair and Exposition Authority Completion Note Subordinate Fund. Amends the Illinois Governmental Ethics Act to require the filing of ethics statements by members of the board of the Authority and the Trustee. Effective immediately. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 14. (Senate recedes November 14, 1985) Provides for a goal of 30% of contracts granted by the Authority be granted to minority contractors. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 15. (Senate recedes November 14, 1985) Adds reference to: Ch. 8, pars. 37-28 and 37-32 Amends the Illinois Horse Racing Act of 1975. Provides that from January 1, 1987, through December 31, 1991, 3/4 of the total breaks in thoroughbred, har- ness, Appaloosa, Arabian and quarter horse racing in the State shall be paid into the Illinois Race Track Improvement Fund. On and after January 1, 1992, 1/2 of the total breaks from such racing shall be paid in to the Illinois Race Track Im- provement Fund. Provides that between January 1, 1987, and January 1, 1992, 50% of the breakage from each racing day shall be paid out monthly as rebuilding incen- tives to tracks which were forced by fire or other natural disaster occurring between January and October, 1985, to rebuild in excess of 50% of the structures used to ac- commodate the public on their premises. Effective January 1, 1987. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 16. Adds reference to: Ch. 111 2/3, par. 254 Also amends the Water Commission Act of 1985 with respect to taxes which a county water commission may impose to exempt from such taxing power certain food for human consumption, prescription and nonprescription medicines, drugs, medical appliances and certain materials used by diabetics. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 17. Adds reference to: Ch. 127, par. 653 Amends the General Obligation Bond Act. Includes grants by the Capital Devel- opment Board to units of local government for public library purposes. Amends the Build Illinois Bond Act. Includes within the limit on bonds issued for economic de- velopment authorization for issuance for the purpose of loans and grants to local governments under the Urban Development Action Grant and Housing Partnership 1157 HB-0568 Cont. programs. Includes within the limit on bonds authorized for educational develop- ment authorization for issuance for the purpose of grants and loans to local govern- ments for health care facilities. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 18. Extends to former Board members of the Metropolitan Fair and Exposition Au- thority and to the Trustee and Board members appointed on or after the amendato- ry Act's effective date, for a period of 2 years from and after they cease to be Board members or Trustee, the prohibition of any direct or indirect interest in, or profes- sional or other representation with respect to any application or bid for, any con- tract or work of the Authority. Clarifies that the prohibition also applies when the interest is through, or the contract or work would be performed by medical or pro- fessional service corporations. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 19. Rearranges the Articles in numerical order. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 20. Increases the amount of the proceeds of the cigarette tax which is paid into the Common School Fund from $6,000 to $9,000. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue Apr 25 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 27(D)/115-000-000 Committee Revenue May 08 State Debt Note Filed Committee Revenue Amendment No.01 REVENUE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 22 Second Reading SHeld on 2nd Reading May 24 Amendment No.02 YOUNG,A Adopted Amendment No.03 YOUNG,A Withdrawn Amendment No.04 YOUNG,A Withdrawn Amendment No.05 YOUNG,A Adopted Amendment No.06 MADIGAN Adopted Amendment No.07 YOUNG,A Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/117-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 082-022-011 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor PHILIP Added As A Joint Sponsor ROCK Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Jun 13 Waive Posting Notice 7C Committee Executive Oct 17 Committee discharged Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 5C Placed Calndr,Second Readng Oct 29 Second Reading Amendment No.01 PHILIP Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Nov 05 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 PHILIP RULED GERMANE Adopted Held on 2nd Reading Nov 07 Amendment No.03 JOYCE,JEROME RULED GERMANE Adopted Amendment No.04 ROCK & PHILIP 1158 HB-0568 Cont. Nov 07 Cont. Amendment No.05 Amendment No.06 Amendment No.07 Amendment No.08 Amendment No.09 Amendment No.10 Amendment No.11 Nov 12 RULED GERMANE Adopted LUFT RULED GERMANE Adopted MACDONALD RULED GERMANE Lost DEANGELIS & PHILIP RULED GERMANE Lost ROCK RULED GERMANE Verified Lost MAITLAND & BERMAN RULED GERMANE Adopted ROCK & PHILIP RULED GERMANE Adopted PHILIP RULED GERMANE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Recalled to Second Reading Motion to Reconsider Vote Verified Mtn Reconsider Vote - Lost Amendment No.12 ROCK Lost 028-029-001 Held on 2nd Reading Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail 11-PHILIP Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 11 Tabled Amendment No.13 DEANGELIS & PHILIP RULED GERMANE Adopted Amendment No.14 NEWHOUSE COLLINS, JONES, HALL, DAWSON & SMITH Adopted Amendment No.15 MACDONALD RULED GERMANE Adopted Amendment No.16 PHILIP RULED GERMANE Adopted Amendment No.17 ROCK Adopted Amendment No.18 MAROVITZ & LECHOIWICZ Adopted Amendment No.19 PHILIP Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.20 MAITLAND Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading 3/5 vote required Third Reading - Passed 038-018-001 Exempt under Hse Rule 29(C) Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02,03,04,05,09, Speaker's Table, Concurence 10,13,14,15,16,17, 1159 HB-0568 Cont. Nov 12-Cont. Speaker's Table, Concurence 18,19,20 3/5 vote required H Concurs in S Amend. 01/088-026-002 3/5 vote required H Concurs in S Amend. 02/110-001-005 Motion Filed Concur 3/5 vote required Motion failed H Noncncrs in S Amend. 04 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 05 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 15 Motion Filed Concur 3/5 vote required Motion failed Speaker's Table, Concurence 03,09,10,13,14,16, Speaker's Table, Concurence 17,18,19,20 Nov 13 Motion Filed Concur 3/5 vote required Motion failed Motion Filed Non-Concur 03,09,10,13,14,16, 17,18,19,20 -DANIELS Motion failed H Noncncrs in S Amend. 14 3/5 vote required H Concurs in S Amend. 16/108-001-001 Motion Filed Concur 3/5 vote required Motion failed H Noncncrs in S Amend. 17/057-043-013 3/5 vote required H Concurs in S Amend. 18/111-000-001 3/5 vote required H Concurs in S Amend. 19/112-000-000 Motion Filed Non-Concur 03/DANIELS Motion failed Motion Filed Non-Concur 09/DANIELS Motion failed 3/5 vote required H Concurs in S Amend. 10/107-003-002 Motion Filed Non-Concur 13/DANIELS Motion failed Motion Filed Non-Concur 20/DANIELS Motion failed Speaker's Table, Concurence 03,09,13,20 Nov 14 Motion to Reconsider Vote Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 73(A)/113-000-000 3/5 vote required H Concurs in S Amend. 03/103-005-002 3/5 vote required H Concurs in S Amend. 9 & 20/087-026-000 3/5 vote required H Concurs in S Amend. 13,17/072-041-000 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 04,05,14,15 3/5 vote required S Recedes from Amend. 04,05,14,15 040-010-005 Passed both Houses Nov 15 Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-1027 Effective date 11-15-85 HB-0569 DANIELS - MADIGAN, CHURCHILL, COUNTRYMAN, COWLISHAW, DIDRICKSON, EWING, FREDERICK,VF, FRIEDRICH,DP, GOFORTH, HALLOCK, HASTERT, HAWKINSON, HENSEL, HOFFMAN, KIRK- LAND, KLEMM, KOEHLER, KUBIK, MAYS, MCCRACKEN, OLSON, 1160 HB-0569-Cont. PARKE, PETERSON,W, PIEL, REGAN, ROPP, RYDER, SLATER, STANGE, STEPHENS, TATE, VINSON, WAIT, WEAVER,M, WILLIAM- SON, WOJCIK, WOODYARD, ZWICK, REA, CULLERTON, WOLF, RO- NAN, HARTKE, SOLIZ, LEVERENZ, KRSKA, LAURINO, BERRIOS AND BROOKINS. Appropriates a total of $263,750,000 for Build Illinois Program. STATE DEBT IMPACT NOTE (Prepared by IL Economic & Fiscal Commission) Financing costs of HB-569 appropriations ................................. $687.7 million Financing costs of additional appropriations ........................... . $125.2 million Total debt impact ............................................. $812.9 million HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes everything after enacting clause. Replaces with substantially same ap- propriations structured in different manner. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Increases appropriation to Sec. of State for construction grants for public li- braries by $6,000,000. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 12. Appropriates $5,000,000 to DOT for constructing 1-80 interchange near Seneca. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 13. Approp. $100,000 to DOT for Ingalls Park Flood Drainage Project. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 14. Appropriates $100,000 to DCCA for economic development study of area along 79th Street in Chicago. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 15. Appropriates $5,000,000 to DOT for widening of Crawford Avenue in Cook County. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 18. Appropriates total of $61,968,000, as follows: construction of Banner Lake in Fulton & Peoria Counties; 4-lane highway from Kingston Mines to Canton; road improvements of Rte. 97 in Mason County; repair of dam and water intake at Can- ton Lake; flood controLlevee at Pekin Waste Water Plant #1. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 22. Appropriates $45,000,000 to DOT to extend Rte. 53 north of Lake-Cook Road to Rte. 22. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 23. Appropriates $7,000,000 to DOT for widening Rte. 83. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 24. Appropriates $4,430,000 to EPA for Oak Lawn storm sewer system completion and pavement improvements. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 25. Appropriates $500,000 to EPA for Granite City rehabilitation of storm sewers and water lines. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 26. Appropriates $530,000 to Sec. of State for construction grant to the Wauconda Township Library. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 27. Appropriates $6,000,000 to CDB for SIU-Carbondale for a small business incubator. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 28. Appropriates $100,000 to DCCA for a Sycamore parking lot. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 29. Appropriates $5,000,000 to DOT for widening and resurfacing Route 94 be- tween Carthage and Bowen. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 30. Appropriates $950,000 to DCCA for Highland street improvements. 1161 HB-0569 Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 31. Approp. $1,200,000 to DCCA for widening Potter Rd., Park Ridge. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 32. Appropriates total of $5,722,000 to DCCA for Brookfield, Cicero Lyons street improvements. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 33. Appropriates $816,000 to DOT for upgrading of IL Rte. 104 between 1-55 and Pawnee. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 34. Appropriates $4,000,000 to DOT for construction of an interchange at College Avenue and Interstate 55/74 in Normal. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 35. Appropriates $500,000 to DOT for rehabilitation of track on the IL Central Gulf Railroad between Macon and Moweaqua. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 36. Appropriates $1,200,000 to DOT for construction of a storm water detention fa- cility and storm sewers in Wheaton. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 37. Appro. $1,500,000 to CDB for an SIU-Edwardsville university park. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 38. Approp. $1,451,000 to DCCA for extension of Knox Cnty. Rd. 10. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 39. Approp. $1,620,000 to DCCA to reconstruct Lincoln St., Galesburg. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 40. Approp. $6,200,000 to DOT to complete IL Rte. 161, Centralia. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 41. Appropriates $66,000,000 to DOT for completion of Route 121 between Morton and Lincoln. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 42. Appropriates $5,000,000 to DOT for resurfacing and bridge work on U.S. 136 between Tennessee and Carthage. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 43. Appropriates $55,000,000 to DCCA for completion of construction of U.S. 67 between Monmouth and Macomb. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 44. Appropriates $235,000 to DCCA for Northbrook reconstruction of Anthony Trail as a boulevard. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 45. Appropriates total of $2,700,000 to DOT for resurfacing of IL Route 50. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 46. Appropriates $10,300,000 to DCCA for Bloomington road construction. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 47. Appropriates $642,800 to DCCA, Normal RR crossing improvements. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 48. Appropriates $2,150,000 to DOT and DCCA for Normal for completion of an in- tersection at Veterans Parkway & Carson Ave. and for widening College Avenue. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 49. Appropriates $275,300 to CDB for planning and site preparations for a College of Business at EIU. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 50. Appropriates $1,853,600 to CDB for rehabilitation of Mary Miller Gym at Dan- ville Community College. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 51. Appropriates $2,478,900 to CDB for improvements at John Wood Community College. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 52. Appropriates $200,000 to Dept. of Ag. for purchase of gas chromatograph-mass spectrometer for Bureau of Animal Disease lab in Centralia. 1162 HB-0569-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 53. Appropriates $1,000,000 to DCCA for Northbrook commuter parking structure. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 54. Appropriates $5,000,000 to DCCA for Normal Metropolitan Exposition, Audi- torium and Office Building Authority. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 55. Appropriates $500,000 to DCCA for construction of a new City Hall in Normal. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 56. Appropriates $2,500,000 to DCCA for construction of a new City Hall in Bloomington. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 57. Appropriates $300,000 to DCCA for Nokomis for improvements in downtown area. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 58. Appropriates $25,000 to Dept. of Conservation for campsite electrification at Fox Ridge State Park in Charleston. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 59. Appropriates $105,000 to Dept. of Conservation for restoration of facilities and upgrading of construction at Lincoln Log Cabin State Park. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 61. Appropriates $21,150,000 to EPA for Park Ridge sewer construction and repairs. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 62. Appropriates $1,100,000 to EPA for Wheaton for sewer construction and repairs. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 63. Appropriates $300,000 to EPA for Glenview sewer construction and repairs. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 64. Appropriates $1,156,000 to EPA for Wilmette sewer construction and repairs. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 65. Appropriates $2,950,000 to DCCA for McLean County road improvements. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 66. Appropriates $5,500,000 to DOT for lane expansion on IL Rte. 161 in Centralia. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 67. Appropriates $13,000,000 to DOT for reconstruction of IL Rte. 62 as a 4-lane highway between Barrington and Roselle Roads. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 69. Appropriates $6,300,000 to DCCA for Cook County for reconstruction of 143rd Street between Harlem Avenue and Wolf Road. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 70. Appropriates $50,000 to DCCA for Centralia central business development programs. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 71. Appropriates $4,800,000 to DCCA for Bloomington improvements at a public water supply treatment system. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 72. Appropriates $1,200,000 to DCCA for Bloomington construction of a water main. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 73. Appropriates $55,000 to DCCA for Harvel for construction of a public water supply well. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 74. Appropriates $8,900,000 to DCCA for Charleston separation of storm and sani- tary sewers. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 75. Appropriates $285,000 to DCCA for Atkinson construction of a water tower. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 76. Appropriates $750,000 to DCCA for Lombard construction of a new Central Fire Station. 1163 HB-0569-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 77. Appropriates $575,000 to DCCA for construction of a public beach and conces- sion area in Mill Creek Park. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 78. Appropriates $500,000 to Dept. of Conservation for land acquisition on west side of Rock Cut State Park in Winnebago County. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 79. Appropriates $960,000 to DCB for the acquisition of a natural and wildlife area in Knox County. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 80. Appropriates $4,000,000 to EPA for Winnetka sewer repairs. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 81. Appropriates $4,000,000 to EPA for Collinsville construction on a sewage treat- ment plant and sewers. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 82. Appropriates $3,700,000 to EPA for Virden capital improvements to a sewage treatment plant and for sewer repairs. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 83. Appropriates $450,000 to IL EPA for Morrisonville capital improvements to sewage treatment plant and repairs. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 84. Appropriates $750,000 to IL EPA for Park Forest for construction of storm sew- ers in an industrial park. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 85. Appropriates $5,520,000 to IL EPA for Crystal Lake sewer construction and repairs. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 86. Appropriates $4,000,000 to IL EPA for Bloomington-Normal Sanitary Dist. sewage treatment plant and sewer construction and repairs in Bloomington. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 87. Appropriates $3,000,000 to IL EPA for Bloomington-Normal Sanitary Dist. sewage treatment plant and sewer construction and repairs in Normal. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 88. Appropriates $350,000 to IL EPA for capital improvements to sewage treatment plant in Taylorville. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 89. Appropriates $200,000 to IL EPA for Caseyville construction and repair of sewers. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 90. Appropriates $9,000,000 to EPA for Downers Grove sewer construction and repairs. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 91. Appropriates $7,000,000 to IL EPA for Downers Grove sewage treatment plant construction. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 92. Appropriates $1,200,000 to DOT for drainage, flood control and related improve- ments and facilities in Indian Creek Watershed in DuPage and Kane Counties. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 93. Appropriates $300,000 to DOT for improvement of flood control facilities in Sandwich. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 94. Appropriates $950,000 to DOT for construction of Mallard Detention Basin & improvements on Techny watershed in Northbrook. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 95. Appropriates $2,000,000 to DCCA for construction of community-wide storm- water detention system in Normal. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 96. Appropriates $1,100,000 to DCCA for expansion of Carol Stream Industrial Park retention facility. 1164 HB-0569 Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 97. Appropriates $2,000,000 to DOT for dredging and appurtenant channel con- struction on Salt Creek. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 98. Appropriates $7,000,000 to EPA for Bloomington separation of combination sewers and reconstruction of other sewers. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 99. Appropriates $1,000,000 to DCCA for Flossmoor construction of 3 water lines. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 100. Appropriates $7,250,000 to DCCA for Brookfield Zoo capital improvements and storm and sewer repair. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 102. Appropriates $90,000,000 to DCCA for DuPage County Water Commission for facilities to deliver water from Lake Mich. to DuPage Cnty. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 103. Appropriates $250,000 to IL St. Historical Library for expansion. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 104. Appropriates $10,500,000 to St. Bd. of Ed. for construction of an Agriculture Academy in Macon County. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 105. Appropriates $700,000 to St. Bd of Ed. for Riverton Community Unit Sch. Dist. 14 construction of a new school building. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 106. Appropriates $1,500,000 to DCCA for repairs in Naperville Community Unit School District 203. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 107. Appropriates $1,000,000 to DCCA for construction of water tower and water line in industrial area of Oswego. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 108. Appropriates $3,000,000 to DCCA for Downers Grove construction of 3 elevated water storage facilities. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 110. Appropriates $200,000 to DCCA for Richton Park infrastructure construction and sewer lines over 1-57. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 111. Appropriates $1,421,000 to DCCA for grants to Lombard. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 112. Appropriates $2,039,000 to DCCA for grants to Hanover Park. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 113. Approp $5,000,000 to DCCA for Palos Park water line construction. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 114. Appropriates $4,273,000 to EPA for McHenry sewer and sewage treatment plant construction. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 115. Appropriates $312,000 to IL EPA for Northbrook sewer repairs. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 116. Appropriates $2,268,500 to IL EPA for Northfield sewer repairs. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 117. Appropriates $100,000 to IL EPA for Paxton for sewer repairs. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 118. Appropriates $250,000 to IL EPA for Divernon for sewer repairs. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 119. Appropriates $3,200,000 to IL EPA for Monmouth for sewer repair and con- struction and sewage treatment plant construction. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 120. Changes citing of fund to "Natural Heritage Endowment Trust Fund" HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 121. Transfers $1,150,000 from DCCA for loans to large businesses to DCCA for loans to small businesses. 1165 HB-0569-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 122. Appropriates $5,500,000 to DOT for costs associated with an underpass or via- duct at U.S. Rte. 45 and Conrail RR tracks in Effingham. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 123. Appropriates $10,000,000 to DOT for work on U.S. Rte. 50. from Flora to Lawrenceville. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 124. Appropriates $1,000,000 to DOT for road repairs and reconstruction of a portion of roadway between U.S. Rte. 50 and George Field. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 125. Appropriates $4,000,000 to DOT for costs of widening, straightening and resur- facing west of Johnson City to Herrin. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 126. Approp. $1,500,000 to DCCA for incubator facilities in Moline and Rock Island. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 127. Appropriates $1,000,000 to DCCA for Rock Island rehabilitation and equipment at the Farmall facility. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 128. Appropriates $100,000 to DCCA for improvement of RR crossing and crossing gates in Hammond. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 129. Appropriates $100,000 to DCCA for upgrading of Deerfield Road near Pontiac. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 130. Appropriates $2,500,000 to DCCA for widening and resurfacing of Melvin Blacktop between Chatsworth and Melvin. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 131. Appropriates $2,500,000 to IL EPA for Pontiac storm sewer repairs and sanitary sewer construction and repair. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 132. Approp. $500,000 to DOT for construction of RR siding, Sullivan. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 133. Approp. $3,000,000 to DCCA for capital improvements at Hayden Industrial Park in Normal. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 134. Approp. $1,360,000 to DCCA for a public water supply well, Normal HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 135. Approp. $3,000,000 to DOT for Pontiac airport facility expansion. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 136. Approp. $100,000 to DOT for installation of traffic signals in Farmer City. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 137. Appropriates $6,000,000 to DOT for an interchange at 1-80 and Houbolt Road in Will County. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 138. Appropriates $10,000,000 to DCCA for a cultural and civic center in the Chica- go East Garfield area. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 139. Appropriates $29,607,000 to various departments for the following projects: to CDB, for State Community College of East St. Louis improvements; to IL. Housing Dev. Auth., for revolving fund for financing for low and moderate income housing; to St. Bd. of Ed., for a gym at Lansdowne Jr. H.S.; to DOC, for recreational pur- poses of E. St. Louis Park District, and to construct a cover for Jones Park; to DCCA, for grants to local housing authorities and establishment of an incubator fa- cility at State Community College, in E. St. Louis. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 140. Appropriates $608,391,200 to various depts. for the following projects: to Dept. Energy and Natural Resources, for the Hazardous Waste Recycling and Treat- ment Program; to IL Dev. Finance Auth., for a new Cook County hospital facility and a new public library facility; to CDB, for a new State regional office building in 1166 HB-0569 Cont. Rockford, and for a grant to the City Colleges of Chicago; to DOT, for project assis- tance to CTA, construction of a multi-lane limited access highway from Interstate 270 to Route 67 near Alton, and for resurfacing 51st Street in Cook County; to Dept. of Energy and Nat. Resources, for grants to units of local government under the Local Land Use Planning Program; to CDB, for capital improvements at Foss Park District and for a youth and senior citizens center in Waukegan; to DOC, for the purchase and development of Navy Pier as a State park; to DOT, for relocating US Route 67 and to rehabilitate IL Route 143 viaduct; to CDB, for an engineering school at UICC campus; to IL Dev. Finance Auth., for Chgo., for loans for small businesses, for assistance to economic development organizations, and for a Str- reetscape and Commercial District Improvements Program; to EPA, for Chgo. sew- er construction and replacement; to DOT, for Chgo. viaduct improvements; to IL Dev. Fin. Auth., for Chicago industrial area improvements, and a Chgo. Urban Re- newal Development Program; to EPA, for an Environmental Protection/Solid Waste Program in Chicago; to IL Housing Dev. Auth., for housing rehabilitation loans, a grant to the Mortgage Ins. Agency and a Mortgage Foreclosure Assistance Program; to the Sec. of State, for planning for branch libraries in Chicago; to CDB, for costs of learning and vocational centers in Chicago; to EPA, for a new sewage treatment plant in East Alton and for construction of Woodriver Service Project in South Roxana. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 142. Approp. $6,000,000 for small business incubator at SIU-Carbondale HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 143. Appropriates $5,000,000 to DCCA for small business and community economic development grants for small businesses in economically depressed urban areas. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 144. Appropriates $21,800,000 to DCCA for Villa Park redevelopment of Ovaltine in- dustrial site. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 145. Approp. $9,990,000 to DOT for widening portion of IL Rte. 56 (Butterfield Rd.) and construction of Downsers Grove underpass. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 146. Approp. total of $7,600,000 to DCCA for various road projects in Elmhurst. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 147. Appropriates $50,000 to DCCA for Business Climate Study of south suburban Chi. area. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 148. Appropriates $10,000,000 to CDB for Dept. of Central Management Services re- gional State office building in Rockford. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 149. Appropriates $1,000,000 to DCCA for rehabilitation of North and South Main Street in Monmouth. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 150. Appropriates $20,000,000 to DOT for construction of a bridge across Rock River to connect Blackhawk Road with Milan Beltway. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 151. Appropriates $3,500,000 to IL Housing Development Authority for renovation of the Fort Armstrong Hotel in Rock Island. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 152. Appropriates $500,000 to Dept. of Conservation for construction of a swimming beach in Loud Thunder Forest Preserve. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 153. Appropriates a total of $4,300,000 to EPA for grants to Milan. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 154. Appropriates $2,750,000 to EPA for Rock Island expansion of water storage ca- pacity and renovation of sewer system. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 155. Approp. $10,000,000 to DOT for completing construction & roadway improve- ments from Colona Ave. in East Moline to 24th St. in Rock Isl. 1167 HB-0569-Cont. 1168 HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 156. Appropriates $2,000,000 to IL Housing Development Authority for renovation of the LeClaire Hotel in Moline. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 157. Appropriates a total of $5,250,000 for grants to East Moline. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 158. Approp. total of $620,000 to Dept. of Conservation for grants to City of Moline. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 159. Appropriates $300,000 to DCCA for Hanover Park construction of roadway in the Benson Farm Project. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 160. Appropriates $200,000 to DCCA for Kane County Forest Preserve Commission for construction of pedestrian overpasses. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 161. Appropriates $25,000,000 to DOT construction of an east-west connection be- tween Rte. 395 and 1-57 near Crete. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 162. Approp. $200,000 to DCCA for Wheeling Park Dist. capital improvements at Chevy Chase Golf Course and Commuinty Center. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 163. Appropriates $1,350,000 to DCCA for Vernon Township purchase, improvement and equipping of recreational land. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 164. Approp. $100,000 to DCCA for Southern IL, Inc. contract for inventorying, marketing & promoting economic development potential of southern IL. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 165. Appropriates $1,000,000 to State Board of Ed. for reimbursements to businesses for student salaries and OCE of Enterprise High Schools. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 166. Appropriates $500,000 to State Community College of E.St.Louis for OCE con- nected with establishment of Family Resources Center. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 167. Appropriates $3,000,000 to DCCA to provide summer jobs for inner-city youth. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 168. Approp. $750,000 to DOT for extension of Raney Street, Effingham. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 170. Approp. $550,000 to DCCA for multi-purpose senior center, Aurora. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 172. Appropriates $12,500,000 to DCCA for improvements on city streets and RR crossings and creation of bicycle trail in Belvidere. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 173. Appropriates $500,000 to DCCA for enlargement of Meineke Center in Schaumburg Park Dist. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 174. Appropriates total of $17,275,000 to various departments for the following proj- ects: to Dept. of Ag., for Southern IL Fair and Exposition; to EPA, for sewer im- provements in Mount Vernon; to DOT, for road improvements on Routes 37 and 15; to CDB, for a highway patrol station on Interstate 64; to Dept. of Ag., for grand- stand improvements at the Wayne County Fair; to DOT, for building improve- ments at the Mt. Vernon Airport Authority, and for runway improvements at the Carmi Airport; to EPA, for grant to Bonnie for sewer improvements; to DCCA, for rebuilding the Bonnie City Hall and industrial park improvements in Mt. Carmel. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 175. Appropriates $494,500 to DCCA for capital improvements at the Alcott Com- munity Center in Buffalo Grove Park District. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 176. HB-0569-Cont. Approp. $388,000 to DCCA to develop Wheeler Park in Geneva. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 179. Approp. $6,000,000 to DOT for an interchange on 1-80. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 180. Appropriates $4,500,000 to DOT for widening State Route 31. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 181. Approp. $150,000 to DOT for engineering for proposed North End Bridge, Elgin. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 182. Appropriates $200,000 to DCCA for remodeling and rehabilitation of Lords Park Pavilion in Elgin. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 183. Appropriates $400,000 to DCCA for remodeling and rehabilitation of Lords Park swimming pool in Elgin. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 184. Approp. $10,000,000 to EPA for sewer construction in Bolingbrook. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 185. Appropriates $5,400,000 to DCCA for replacement of a water main in Schiller Park. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 186. Approp. $750,000 to EPA - Schiller Park storm sewer installation. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 187. Approp. $5,800,000 to DCCA for sewer construction in Belvidere. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 188. Approp. $9,900,000 to DCCA - repair Schiller Park sanitary sewers HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 189. Approp. $2,000,000 to DCCA to replace combined sewers in Schiller Park. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 190. Approp. $10,000,000 to DCCA for widening 75th St., DuPage County. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 191. Appropriates total of $1,181,000 to DCCA for storm sewer construction and in- tersection improvement in Burr Ridge. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 192. Approp. $12,650,000 to DCCA to widen 31st St., Downers Grove. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 193. Appropriates $3,400,000 to DCCA for street repairs in Wheaton. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 194. Appropriates $10,280,000 to DCCA for grants to Lombard. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 195. Appropriates $1,000,000 to IL Housing Development Authority for a senior citi- zen housing complex in Oak Lawn. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 196. Approp. $10,000,000 for OCE of IL Community Devel. Finance Corp. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 197. Appropriates $500,000 for OCE of Office of Urban Assistance. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 198. Approp. $100,000 to DCCA for OCE of Urban Civilian Youth Service. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 199. Appropriates $70,000 for OCE of E.St.Louis Development Authority. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 200. Appropriates total of $10,587,300 to DCCA for sewer, streets and water projects in Round Lake, R. L. Beach, R.L. Heights, and R.L. Park HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 201. Approp. total of $9,,000,000 to DOT for Lake County road expansion and construction. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 202. Approp. $1,600,000 to DOT for Des Plaines River Wetlands Demonstration Project. 1169 HB-0569--Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 206. Approp. $1,300,000 to DOT for Tyler Creek Water Detention Project in Kane County. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 207. Approp. $1,000,000 to IL Comm. Dev. Finance Corp. to purchase stock to take an equity position in an E.St.Louis ethanol plant. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 208. Approp. $5,100,000 to DCCA for infrastructure improvements in Chi Regional Port District. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 209. Approp. $25,000 to DCCA for fire house renovation for Fillmore Comm. Fire Protection Dist. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 210. Appropriates $2,000,000 to IL Dev. Finance Authority for expansion and reha- bilitation of Englewood Hospital. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 211. Approp. $500,000 to Dept. Conservation for Wheeling Park Dist. to acquire por- tion of Arlington Country Club for development of a park HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 212. Appropriates $2,500,000 to DOT for widening and reconstructing a portion of 183rd Street in Hazel Crest. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 213. Appropriates $150,000 to IL Dev. Finance Authority for construction of a fire- house and paramedic station in Rosemont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 214. Appropriates $300,000 to DCCA for establishment of a small business incubator by the South Suburban Mayors and Managers Assoc. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 215. Approp. $125,000 to DOT for installation of curbs and gutters on N. Cumber- land Ave. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 216. Approp. $80,000,000 to DOT for highway construction on FA-420. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 217. Approp. $100,000,000 to DOT for highway construction on FA-432. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 218. Appropriates $10,000,000 to DOT for purchase of O'Hare Airport. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 220. Approp. $225,000,000 to St. Treas. for debt retirement in conjunction with tollways. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 221. Appropriates $6,500,000 to DOT for improvements on the Des Plaines River Re- gional Sewage Treatment Plant in Lake County. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 222. Appropriates $13,500,000 to DOT for construction and expansion of highway projects in Lake County. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 223. Appropriates $7,000,000 to DOT for construction of flood management and re- tention facilities in Butterfield Creek Watershed. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 224. Approp. $50,000 to DCCA for South Suburban Mayors and Managers to con- duct a Business Climate Study of south suburban Chicago. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 225. Appropriates $5,400,000 to DCCA for resurfacing of streets and repairs to storm sewers and catch basins in Schiller Park. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 226. Appropriates $750,000 to DOT for concrete lining of Crystal Creek through resi- dential neighborhoods in Schiller Park. 1170 HB-0569-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 227. Appropriates $250,000 to DOT for transportation efficiency study for moving employees in corridor along E-W Tollway. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 228. Approp. $10,000,000 to DCCA for expansion of 22nd St., Oak Brook. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 229. Approp. total of $3,557,600 to Dept. Conservation for theater at DuSable Muse- um and to Bd. of Governors for engineering college at CSU. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 230. Approp. $3,000,000 to DOT for construction of cloverleaf at 1-290 and Butter- field Rd. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 231. Approp. $1,800,000 to DCCA for capital improvements in Silva. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 232. Approp. $3,000,000 to DCCA for a Streamwood community complex. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 233. Appropriates $800,000 to DCCA for the Schaumburg Metro. Exposition, Audi- torium and Office Building Authority. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 234. Approp. $400,000 to Dept. Alcoholism and Substance Abuse for a halfway house for women in E.St.Louis. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 235. Approp. $100,000 to CDB for feasibility study on professional sports stadium in the E. St. Louis area. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 236. Approp. $500,000 to DCCA for staffing & research on projects of Office of Ur- ban Assistance. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 237. Approp. $400,000 to DCFS for residential group care facility in E. St. Louis. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 238. Approp. total of $3,500,000 to EPA for rehabilitation grants to LaGrange High- land Sanitary District and Hodgkins. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 239. Approp. total of $7,500,000 to DCCA for Chi. Park Dist. and Dept. Pub. Health for construction of medical center in Roselawn community. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 240. Approp. $7,600,000 to DOT for extending Veterans' Parkway, Spfld. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 241. Approp. $3,800,000 to DOT for construction of Madison St., Spfld. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 242. Increases approp. to CDB for new State central library, Spfld. by $24,000,000; changes language in appropriation. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 243. Approp. $2,000,000 to DOT for work on Little Calumet River. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 244. Approp. $35,000,000 to DOT for road improvements in Chicago. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 245. Approp. $5,000,000 to Dept. ENR to implement Models in IL to Save Energy Resources Act, created by 84th G.A. STATE DEBT IMPACT NOTE, AS AMENDED Financing costs of HB-569 would be $7,242.3 million. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes everything after enacting clause and replaces with appropriations for Build IL Program at originally introduced levels. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes everything after the enacting clause and replaces with essentially the same appropriation but deletes appropriations for Bureau of the Budget expenses related to sale of State bonds and for payments to the trustee under the Master In- denture for a net reduction of $40,750,000. Makes changes in formatting and in ref- erences to Responsibly Build Illinois. 1171 HB-0569-Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Makes total reduction of $35,000,000 with deletion of appropriations to DCCA for Large Business Development Loans, Small Business Act loans and investments, local government loans and grants for public infrastructure improvements and to DENR for Industrial Coal Utilization Program. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 25 May 14 May 15 Assigned to Appropriations I Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 27(D)/115-000-000 Committee Appropriations I State Debt Note Filed Committee Appropriations I Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 019-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 22 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Motion prevailed 03 THRU 11; 16,17, 19,20,21,60,68, 101,109,141,169, 171,177,178,203 THRU 205, 219 Amendment No.02 KEANE Motion prevailed 12 THRU 15, 18 22 THRU 59 61 THRU 67 69 THRU 100 102 THRU 108 110 THRU 140 142 THRU 168 170,172 THRU 176 179 THRU 202 206 THRU 218 220 THRU 245 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/117-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 081-014-019 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor PHILIP Added As A Joint Sponsor ROCK Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assi Adopted ignment Assigned to Appropriations I State Debt Note Filed Committee Appropriations I Recommnded do pass as amend 010-009-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 APPROP I Amendment No.02 APPROP I 031-028-000 Verified Amendment No.03 CARROLL 031-028-000 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02,03 Tabled House Rule 79(E) Adopted Adopted Adopted Jun 20 Jun 21 Jun 24 Jun 26 SJun 27 Jul 05 11ii72 HB-0570 SHB-0570 DANIELS - MADIGAN, CHURCHILL, COUNTRYMAN, COWLISHAW, DIDRICKSON, EWING, FREDERICK,VF, FRIEDRICH,DP, GOFORTH, HALLOCK, HASTERT, HAWKINSON, HENSEL, HOFFMAN, KIRK- LAND, KLEMM, KOEHLER, KUBIK, MAYS, MCCRACKEN, OLSON, PARKE, PETERSON,W, PIEL, REGAN, ROPP, RYDER, SLATER, STANGE, STEPHENS, TATE, VINSON, WAIT, WEAVER,M, WILLIAM- SON, WOJCIK, WOODYARD, ZWICK, REA, HARTKE, WOLF, SOLIZ, RONAN, CULLERTON, PANAYOTOVICH, SHAW, LEVERENZ, KRSKA, LAURINO, BERRIOS AND BROOKINS. (Ch. 85, pars. 2102.04, 2103, 2104, 2105, 2106, 2107, 2109, 2111, rep. pars. 2102.06, 2108; Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 3-1001, 3-1002, new par. 3-1002.1; Ch. 96 1/2, pars. 7403, 7408, new pars. 7409 thru 7412; Ch. 110, par. 7-103; Ch. 11 1/2, par. 1004; Ch. 122, pars. 102-16, 697, new par. 2-3.45; Ch. 127, pars. 49.25a, 49.25b, new pars. 49.14, 49.25g-1, 141.158 thru 141.164) Creates the Build Illinois Act. Provides for various projects and programs relat- ing to: acquisition of land for a Superconducting Super Collider; industrial coal uti- lization; coordination of transportation improvements with business development; funding of rail facilities; open space land acquisition; natural heritage lands; infra- structure loans and grants; revolving loan programs to aid businesses; small busi- ness incubation; vocational education equipment matching grants; mathematics and science equipment matching grants; hazardous substance releases; municipal wastewater facilities; and community college repair and renovation grants. Amends the Vehicle Code by changing the privilege tax on certain motor vehicles from $30 to 5% of the selling price commencing October 1, 1985. Effective July 1, 1985. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 5, par. 111; Ch. 96 1/2, new par. 7413; Ch. 127, new par. 141.165 Deletes everything after the enacting clause and inserts substantially similar ma- terial. Newly inserted material authorizes the Department of Commerce and Com- munity Affairs to accept and expend federal monies under Article 9 (Small Business Development Act), Article 10 (Large Business Development Act) and Ar- ticle 11 (Illinois Small Business Incubator Act). Authorizes the Department of En- ergy and Natural Resources to take whatever actions are necessary to protect the State's interest in the event of default or'foreclosure or noncompliance with terms and conditions of loans and grants under the Industrial Coal Utilization Program or under the rail facilities funding program, including selling, disposing of or leasing real or personal property which the Dept. may receive as the result thereof. Autho- rizes the Department of Agriculture to make grants to Soil and Water Conservation Districts and the Soil Conservation Service. Creates the SSC for Illinois Fund in the State Treasury. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 13. Deletes reference to: Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 3-1001 and 3-1002 Adds reference to: Ch. 48, par. 850.07; new pars. 850.07j2 thru 850.07j9, Ch. 127, pars. 46.1, 46.19a, 49.19, new pars. 46.50 46.51, 63a37, 144.166, 144.167, and 779.10; Ch. 144, new pars. -40al, 189.15 and 189.16 Deletes everything. Reinserts material substantially similar to H-am 1, except that the provisions imposing a 5% privilege tax on certain motor vehicles are deleted and the agency which is to administer Articles 9, 10 and 11 is changed from DCCA to Illinois Development Finance Authority (IDFA). In addition, provides for vari- ous grants, loans and other programs financed by appropriations from the Build Illi- nois Bond Fund or the Build Illinois Purpose Fund as follows: Authorizes IDFA to make grants for a public hospital in Cook Co., to make grants to Centre East Met- ropolitan Exposition, Auditorium and Office Bldg. Authority, to administer a grant program for inventors with outstanding ideas, to administer a State Urban Develop- ment Assistance Grant Program, and to administer a Housing Partnership Program 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1173 HB-0570-Cont. consisting of zero-interest loans for rehabilitation of multi-family housing; autho- rizes IDFA to administer a Small Business Insured Bond Program to insure indus- trial revenue bonds issued by units of local government or by IDFA, the proceeds of which benefit small businesses; authorizes IDFA to administer a Business Incuba- tors Insured Bond Program to insure industrial revenue bonds issued by units of lo- cal government or by IDFA, the proceeds of which are used to finance the construction of new buildings or conversion of existing building for use as business incubators; provides for grants for mass transit; authorizes CDB to make expendi- tures for a State office building in Rockford; authorizes U of I Board of Trustees to establish an engineering facility at University of Illinois at Chicago Circle; creates Local Land Resources Management Planning Act, Hazardous and Solid Waste Recycling Treatment Act, and Home Owners' Emergency Assistance Act; autho- rizes grants to City of Rockford and County of Winnnebago for a refuse incinera- tor; authorizes Department of Conservation to purchase the Navy Pier for conversion into a State park; authorizes DCCA grants to Waukegan Metropolitan Exposition and Auditorium Authority and to Foss Park District; provides for matching grants to colleges for inventors-in-residence and for employment of facul- ty members to encourage the development of new products and processes. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 14. Adds reference to: Ch. 67 1/2, pars. 307.21, 307.24; Ch. 127, par. 132.602 Amends the IL Housing Development Act. Makes the IL Housing Development Authority subject to the Minority and Female Business Enterprise Act in making loans to lending institutions and grants to non-profit corporations and limited-profit entities. Amends the Minority and Female Business Enterprise Act to include the Housing Development Authority in the definition of State agency. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 16. In selecting recipients of any State funding or assistance under the Build Illinois Program, requires the State agency having the authority to administer the funding or assistance program to give preference to businesses, enterprises or projects locat- ed in areas with depressed property values, areas of high unemployment, and areas where there have been recent closings of industrial plants. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 17. Provides that the business incubators in Chicago shall be administered by Chica- go State University and the University of II in Chicago. Authorizes DCCA to make grants totalling $1,500,000 to the Chicago Park Dist.; $500,000 for a field house at Golden State Park; and an unspecified amount for the acquisition of certain land near Calumet Expressway for conversion into a State park. Authorizes Dept. of Pub. Health to make grants to the City of Chicago for the construction of a medical center in the Roselawn Community. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 18. Adds reference to: Ch. 96 1/2, pars. 4106, 4111, 8202, 8204, 8206 Amends the Coal and Energy Development Bond Act and the Coal Technology Development Assistance Act. Changes the composition of the Coal Research Board to include the 2 co-chairpersons of the Citizens Council on Energy Resources, creat- ed by the 84th G.A., and exclude 2 of the 3 new members who were to have been ap- pointed by the Gov. under the original bill. Changes the name of the Board to Coal Development Board. Authorizes the Board to spend monies appropriated from cer- tain funds created under the Build Illinois program, as well as monies for coal devel- opment projects under the Coal and Energy Development Bond Act. Of the $35,000,000 authorized to DENR for expenditure under the Coal and Energy De- velopment Bond Act, provides that $2,000,000 may be spent for development of al- ternative forms of energy without being subject to the requirement of prior Board approval. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 19. Adds reference to: Ch. 127, par. 2105.06 1174 HB-0570-Cont. Amends the Chicago World's Fair Act to provide that all rights and title to any real property acquired by the Authority pursuant to the Act shall pass to and be vested in the City of Chicago upon the abolition of the Authority. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 20. Redefines "local government" in Article 8 (Public Infrastructure Loan and Grant Program Act). HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 21. Amends Article 8 (Public Infrastructure Loan and Grant Program Act) to in- clude in the Program projects for business retention in addition to the projects for business development or expansion already provided for. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 22. Redefines "public infrastructure" in Article 8 (Public Infrastructure Loan and Grant Program Act). HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 23. In considering applications for funds under Article 8 (Public Infrastructure Loan and Grant Programs Act), provides that the Department of Commerce and Com- munity Affairs shall consider the local government's tax effort, as shown by local tax rates relative to other local governments of the same type in the State. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 24. Provides that each application for funds under Article 8 (Public Infrastructure Loan and Grant Program Act) shall include a certification that the community has a multi-year capital improvement program, updated annually, which contains vari- ous information concerning the capital projects. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 25. Adds reference to: Ch. 144, new par. 1336.1 Amends the Illinois Financial Assistance Act for Nonpublic Institutions of Higher Learning. Provides that repair and renovation grants from the Build Illinois Bond Fund shall be distributed proportionately to each nonpublic institution of higher learning based on on-campus nonresidential gross square feet of space as cer- tified by the Board of Higher Education. Excludes buildings used for sectarian pur- poses. Specifies the purposes for which funds may be expended by recipients. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 26. Creates the Illinois Agriculture Academy to offer education at the high school and college levels to students talented in the area of agricultural science and to stim- ulate excellence for all Illinois schools in agriculture. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 27. Adds reference to: Ch. 144, new par. 1102a Authorizes the Board of Governors of State Colleges and Universities to establish an engineering department at Chicago State University with funds available from the Build Illinois Program. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 29. Amends to create the Illinois Office of Urban Assistance which shall conduct var- ious studies relating to inner city urban problems and make recommendations to the General Assembly and the Governor, and to assist in revitalizing designated areas. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 30. Adds reference to: Ch. 127, par. 779, new par. 779.11 Authorizes CDB to make expenditures for the acquisition, development and con- struction of a State office building in Princeton. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes July 3, 1985) Deletes reference to: Ch. 48, par. 850.07, new pars. 850.07j2 thru 850.07j9; C. 96 1/2, pars. 4106, 4111, 8202, 8204; Ch. 127, pars. 46.1, 46.19a, 49.19, 779, 2105.06, new pars. 46.50, 46.51, 63a37, 144.146, 144.147, 779.10, 779.11; Ch. 144, new pars 40al, 189.15, 189.16, 1102a, 1336.1 Adds reference to: Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 3-1001, 3-1002 Deletes everything after the enacting clause. Inserts material substantially iden- tical to H-am 1, including the provisions imposing a 5% privilege tax on certain mo- tor vehicles. 1175 HB-0570-Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. (Senate recedes July 3, 1985) Deletes reference to: Ch. 96 1/2, new pars. 7409, 7410, 7411, 7412, 7413; Ch. 127, new pars. 141.162, 141.163, 141.164, 141.165 Adds reference to: Ch. 48, par. 850.08, new pars. 850.07z20, 850.07z21, 850.07z22, 850.07z23; Ch. 96 1/2, new par. 7404.1; Ch. 120, pars. 439.9, 439.39, 439.109, 442; Ch. 127, par. 144.23, new par. 142z-10 Deletes everything. Inserts material similar to S-am 1 with the following differ- ences. Renames the bill The Responsibly Build IL Initiative Act. Deletes all refer- ences to the Build Illinois Bond Fund and the Build Illinois Purposes Fund and replaces them with references to the Responsibly Build Illinois Fund, which is cre- ated in the State Treasury. For FY86 thru FY95, provides for deposit into the Re- sponsibly Build IL Fund of 2.1% of all moneys received each month by the Dept. of Revenue pursuant to the Use Tax Act, Service Use Tax Act, Service Occupation Tax Act and Retailers' Occupation Tax Act, except that if such amount is less than the annual specified amount, provides for the deposit of an amount equal to the dif- ference into the Responsibly Build Fund. In addition, provides for transfer into the Fund each month of all funds remaining at the end of preceding month in the Tour- ism Fund. Provides for IL Development Finance Authority (IDFA), rather than DCCA, administration of Articles 8 thru 11, except that IDFA is required to re- ceive DCCA recommendation before approving a loan under those Articles. Pro- vides for IDFA, rather than Dept. of Energy and Natural Resources administration of Article 3 (Coal Utilization Program), except that IDFA is required to receive DENR recommendation before loan approval. In any fiscal year in which there is a deficiency caused by the difference between interest rate at which bonds were issued and the interest rate which loans were approved under Articles 3, 8, 9, 10, or 11, re- quires the General Assembly to appropriate funds in an amount sufficient to make up the deficiency. Increases bond authorization for IDFA by $248,000,000. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 5. (Senate recedes July 3, 1985) Adds reference to: Ch. 48, pars. 850.07z6, 850.07z7, 850.07z8, 850.07z9, 850.07z11 and 850.07z15; new pars. 850.07z8a, 850.07zl2b, 850.07zl2c and 850.07z12d; Ch.. 127 par. 46.1 and new par. 46.50 Amends the Illinois Development Finance Authority Act and the Civil Adminis- trative Code. Creates the Infrastructure Revolving Loan Fund for the purpose of distributing federal loan moneys or other funds to units of local government for in- frastructure purposes. Specifies that no unit of local governm'ent may finance more than 50%, or that percent of project costs needed to match a federal grant, whichev- er is applicable, with loans from the Fund. Specifies the criteria for eligibility. Re- quires units of local government to submit a 5-year financial plan relating to each infrastructure project. Authorizes units of local government to pledge certain tax receipts as security for repayment of loans. Authorizes DCCA to enter into a con- tract with a college, university or other entity to conduct a Statewide survey of in- frastructure needs in Illinois. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 6. (Senate recedes July 3, 1985) Amends Article 9 to change the Capital Loan program to a capital loan guaran- tee program. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 8. (Senate recedes July 3, 1985) Provides for the creation of apprenticeship committees in trades or groups of trades. Establishes an Apprenticeship Training Council to administer the added provisions. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 9. (Senate recedes July 3, 1985) Provides for DCCA, rather than IDFA, administration of Articles 8, 9, 10 and 11. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-ams 1, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9. Deletes reference to: Ch. 5, par. par. 111; Ch. 48, par. 1176 HB-0570-Cont. 850.08; new pars. 850.07z20, 850.07z21, 850.07z22, and 850.07z23; Ch. 96 1/2, par. 7408 and new par. 7404.1; Ch. 122, par. 102-16; Ch. 127, pars. 49.25a, 49.25b and 142z-10; new par. 49.25g-1 Adds reference to: Ch. 85, pars. 2102.04, 2103, 2104, 2105, 2106 and 2107; Ch. 127, pars. 46.50, 46.51, 141.148, 142z-9 and 144.25; new pars. 49.25j, 141.162, 141.163, 141.164 and 141.165; Ch. 144, new par. 1008d Recommends that the bill be amended as follows: Deletes all. Reinserts material substantially similar to Senate Amendment 1), including the provisions providing for the administration of Articles 8, 9, 10 and 11 by DCCA (rather than IDPA). Differs from Senate Amendment 1 in the following significant respects: eliminates the Coal Utilization Program; expands the small business loan program to also in- clude grants; deletes the authorization of Department of Conservation to expend moneys for soil and water conservation districts; provides for urban development ac- tion grants; provides for zero-interst housing partnership loans; provides for grants for construction or renovation of a hospital in Cook County; provides for grants for renovation of airport facilities; provides for construction of an engineering facility by the Board of Governors of State Colleges and Universities; and authorizes the Rockford Civic Center Authority to expense moneys for the construction of a State office building. Provides for the financing of the Build Illinois Program. Authorizes the State of Illinois to issue, sell and provide for the retirement of limited obligation bonds of the State of Illinois in the total principal amount of $948,000,000 (former- ly $1,278,000,000 in HB568). Amends the State Finance Act. Changes the name of the Tourism Fund to the Build Illinois Fund. Creates the Build Illinois Bond Retire- ment and Interest Fund, the Build the Build Illinois Bond Fund, the Build Illinois Purposes Fund and the Local Tourism Fund. Provides for the distribution of various sales tax revenues to these Funds. Imposes a 5% privilege tax on the sale of certain vehicles. In any fiscal year in which moneys from such privilege tax exceeds an an- nual specified amount, provides for transfer of the excess amount from the General Revenue Fund to the Build Illinois Purposes Fund. Provides for the abatement of the privilege tax when there are sufficient funds to retire the bonds. Effective July 1, 1985. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue Apr 25 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 27(D)/115-000-000 Committee Revenue May 08 Amendment No.01 REVENUE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 010-000-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 22 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Amendment No.02 REA Withdrawn Amendment No.03 HUFF Withdrawn Amendment No.04 SHAW Withdrawn Amendment No.05 BRAUN Withdrawn Amendment No.06 YOUNG,A Withdrawn Amendment No.07 TATE Withdrawn Amendment No.08 DANIELS Withdrawn Amendment No.09 DANIELS Withdrawn Amendment No.10 DANIELS Withdrawn Amendment No.11 DANIELS Withdrawn Amendment No.12 DANIELS Withdrawn Amendment No.13 MADIGAN Adopted Amendment No.14 YOUNG,A Adopted Amendment No.15 HOMER Withdrawn Amendment No.16 HOMER Adopted Motion prevailed 17 THRU 27 Motion prevailed 28 1177 1178 May 24-Cont. Motion prevailed 29 AND 30 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/117-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 075-014-025 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor PHILIP Added As A Joint Sponsor ROCK Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Waive Posting Notice 7C Committee Executive Recommnded do pass as amend 012-006-000 Jun 13 Jun 14 Jun 24 Jun 25 Jun 27 Jun 28 Jun 29 Jul 02 Jul 03 Jul 18 Jul 25 Adopted Tabled Adopted Lost Adopted Lost Adopted Adopted 'HB-0571 FLINN - STECZO. (Ch. 120, par. 589) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939. Provides that boards of review shall have the power to appoint hearing officers to conduct hearings, examine witnesses, gather ev- idence and report their findings to the board. SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. HB-0570-Cont. Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Amendment No.01 EXECUTIVE 038-016-004 Amendment No.02 EXECUTIVE 02 Amendment No.03 ROCK 031-027-000 Amendment No.04 ROCK 029-029-000 Amendment No.05 ZITO Amendment No.06 KUSTRA -JOYCE,JEREMIAH & KEATS RULED GERMANE Adopted Amendment No.07 HALL Amendment No.08 NEWHOUSE Amendment No.09 D'ARCO Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,03,05,06,08,09 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,03,05,06,08,09 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,03,05,06,08,09 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,03,05,06,08,09 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/PHILIP WEAVER,S, ROCK, CARROLL & LUFT Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MADIGAN, MCPIKE, BRAUN, DANIELS & VINSON House report submitted 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/076-038-000 Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/046-011-000 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0109 Effective date 07-25-85 1179 HB-0571-Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes July 1, 1985) Limits to counties with a population between 255,000 and 270,000. Prohibits as- sesors from serving as hearing officers. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 1 Deletes reference to: Ch. 120, par. 589 Adds reference to: Ch. 120, pars. 439.3, 439.33, 439.103, 441 Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Deletes everything. Amends the Retailer's Occupation Tax Act and other "sales" tax Acts to change the tax rates on gasohol from 1% to 2% effective immediately, to 3% effective June 1, 1986, and to 5% effective December 31, 1992. Requires the Dept. of Revenue to maintain gallonage records on gasohol. Changes the definition of gasohol to require that the ethanol contained in it be derived from cereal grain. Effective immediately. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue Apr 11 Recommended do pass 013-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 24 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 20 Third Reading - Passed 110-000-000 May 21 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor HALL Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Jun 14 Jun 19 Jun 25 Jun 27 Jun 28 Jun 30 Jul 01 Jul 30 Sep 01 Assigned to Revenue Recommnded do pass as amend 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Amendment No.01 SEN REVENUE Adopted Amendment No.02 WATSON Lost Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/HALL LUFT, SAVICKAS, ETHEREDGE & DEANGELIS Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/FLINN, KEANE, CULLERTON, DAVIS AND EWING House report submitted Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/039-019-000 House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/105-003-000 3/5 vote required Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0220 Effective date 09-01-85 'HB-0572 DUNN,JOHN AND DIDRICKSON. (Ch. 111 2/3, par. 354) Amends the Local Mass Transit District Act to raise compensation paid to board of trustee members by an amount not to exceed $50 (now $25) a day or $200 (now $100) a month for those trustees who are not employees or officers of the municipal- ity or county creating such district. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides for each District to determine what constitutes a business day. FISCAL NOTE (Prepared by DOT) HB-572 would cost the local mass transit districts about $99,000. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation Apr 10 Amendment No.01 TRANSPORTATN Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 018-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 11 Fiscal Note Requested CHURCHILL Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Fiscal Note filed Held on 2nd Reading May 15 Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 22 Tabled By Sponsor HB-0573 DUNN,JOHN, REA, MAYS, HARTKE AND WOLF. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 4-205) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Requires law enforcement agencies impound- ing a vehicle to send a notice within 10 days after impoundment to the registered owner, lien holder or other person legally entitled to ownership of the vehicle, or if the identity of such persons cannot be determined within that 10 day period, then within 2 days after establishing the identity of the owner of the vehicle. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Coinm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation Apr 10 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 019-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Apr 16 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Apr 30 Short Debate-3rd Passed 115-000-000 May 01 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 09 Sen Sponsor NEDZA First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Transportation Jun 06 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0402 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0574 PRESTON - MADIGAN - SUTKER - RICHMOND - STERN, HARTKE, DUNN,JOHN AND KULAS. (New Act; Ch. 120, new par. 5-511; Ch. 127, new par. 141.158) 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 4180 HB-0572 HB-0574-Cont. Creates Act relating to public financing of gubernatorial campaigns; amends the Illinois Income Tax Act and State Finance Act. Limits amounts of contributions that individuals, companies or organizations may make to candidates for the offices of Governor and Lieutenant Governor. Requires gubernatorial candidates to main- tain an election fund bank account. Provides that qualified gubernatorial candi- dates may receive matching funds from the State. Makes other revisions in the law relating to the financing of gubernatorial campaigns. Effective January 1, 1986. FISCAL NOTE (Prepared by State Board of Elections) For additional staff and administration expenses, the total estimated annual cost of HB-574 would be $45,000. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that where, on or after the 90th day preceding a gubernatorial election, the monies in the Gubernatorial Elections Fund are insufficient to satisfy unpaid en- titlements, the monies remaining in the refund shall be distributed to the eligible candidates in an equitable manner, pursuant to rules which the State Board of Elec- tions shall promulgate. Previously, the bill provided that if, on or after the 30th day preceding a gubernatorial election, the monies in the fund were insufficient to satis- fy unpaid entitlements, the amount by which the monies in the fund were insuffi- cient would be transferred into the fund from general revenue. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides the Act shall first apply to the 1990 election. Further provides the spend- ing limits imposed as conditions to the receipt of public matching funds do not apply to expenditures made prior to the filing with the Board of Elections of the nomina- tion petition of the candidate or pair of candidates, and that no public matching funds shall be made to match contributions received prior to the date of the filing of the nomination petition of the candidate or pair of candidates. Eliminates provisions concerning inaugural events. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elections May 02 Recommended do pass 010-007-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 07 Fiscal Note Requested CHURCHILL Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Amendment No.01 CHURCHILL Lost 050-061-000 Held on 2nd Reading May 10 Fiscal Note filed Held on 2nd Reading May 15 Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Third Reading - Passed 066-052-000 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor NETSCH Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elections Jun 18 Recommnded do pass as amend 005-004-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 20 Second Reading Amendment No.01 ELECTIONS Adopted Amendment No.02 NETSCH Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 030-026-001 Verified Motion to Reconsider Vote Mtn Reconsider Vote Tabled Third Reading - Passed 030-026-001 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02 1181 HB-0574- Cont. Jun 28 Jul 25 Sep 20 Oct 16 Oct 17 H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02/067-051-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Mtn filed overrde Gov veto MADIGAN Placed Calendar Total Veto 3/5 vote required Override Gov veto-Hse lost 066-051-000 Total veto stands. HB-0575 DUNN,JOHN - CHRISTENSEN - VANDUYNE - DEJAEGHER. (Ch. 121, par. 6-508) Amends the Illinois Highway Code. Provides that all surplus funds remaining in the hands of the treasurer of the road district after the completion of any construc- tion or repairing of bridges, culverts, drainage structures or grade separations, in- cluding approaches thereto, under Section 6-508 of the Illinois Highway Code, shall be turned over at the request of the highway commissioner, with the written consent of the county superintendent, to the regular road fund of the road district. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation Apr 17 Recommended do pass 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 22 Third Reading - Passed 117-000-000 May 23 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Sen Sponsor ETHEREDGE Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Jun 13 Assigned to Local Government Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0403 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0576 VANDUYNE - CHRISTENSEN - DEJAEGHER - FLINN. (Ch. 120, new par. 482.7; Ch. 139, par. 36) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 and the Township Law of 1874. Provides that a township which is included within a multi-township district may be disconnected from the multi-township district if the population of the township has increased to 1,000 or more or if the township was included within a district which was created voluntarily. Requires a petition for disconnection signed by 10% of the voters of the township and the approval of the township board of trustees. Effective January 1, 1986. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Tabled April 16, 1985) Disallows a disconnection if, upon such disconnection, only one township would remain in the district. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that the disconnection will not be allowed if only one township would re- main in the multi-township district after disconnection. 1182 HB-0576-Cont. GOVERNOR AMENDATORY VETO. Recommends that the disconnection not be allowed, additionally, if the combined population of the remaining townships would be less than 1,000. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Counties and Townships Mar 21 Amendment No.01 CNTY TWNSHIP Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 014-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Apr 10 Remvd from Consent Calendar Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Apr 16 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01 Amendment No.02 VANDUYNE Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Apr 30 Short Debate-3rd Passed 109-000-000 May 01 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 07 Sen Sponsor LEMKE First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Local Government Jun 05 Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 15 Mtn fild accept amend veto VANDUYNE Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 16 Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 110-000-002 Oct 17 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 30 Mtn fild accept amend veto LEMKE Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 054-000-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto Nov 20 Return to Gov-Certification Nov 26 Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 84-1051 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0577 VANDUYNE - DEJAEGHER - PANGLE - WOLF - HARTKE. (Ch. 139, par. 38) Amends the Township Law of 1874. Authorizes townships to purchase any real estate or personal property for public purposes under contracts providing for pay- ment in installments over a period of time of not more than 20 years in the case of real estate, and not more than 10 years in the case of personal property, with inter- est on the unpaid balance owing not to exceed 6%. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that interest on the unpaid balance owing is not to exceed that permitted in "An Act to authorize public corporations-to issue bonds, other evidences of in- debtedness and tax anticipation warrants subject to interest rate limitations set forth therein", approved May 26, 1970, as now or hereafter amended (now 6%). Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Counties and Townships Mar 21 Amendment No.01 CNTY TWNSHIP Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Apr 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate 1183 HB-0577-Cont. Apr 30 Short Debate-3rd Passed 107-003-000 May 01 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 07 Sen Sponsor LEMKE First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Local Government Jun 05 Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 058-000-001 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0404 Effective date 01-01-86 SHB-0578 MADIGAN - CURRAN - BULLOCK - HICKS - PHELPS, PANGLE, MC- NAMARA, STECZO, FLOWERS, HARTKE, ROPP, HOMER, BRESLIN, CAPPARELLI, SALTSMAN, O'CONNELL, MCGANN, FARLEY, WASH- INGTON, REA, STERN, MCPIKE, LAURINO, GIGLIO, KRSKA, LEVER- ENZ, BERRIOS AND BROOKINS. (Ch. 127, new par. 63b13.27) Amends the Civil Administrative Code. Establishes within the Department of Central Management Services an annual program to encourage improvements in State operations by financially rewarding the employees whose suggestions realize the greatest cost savings. Creates a 7-member appointed board to administer the program. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Tabled May 14, 1985) Makes the awards payable from an annual appropriation to the board for such purpose and for its expenses, rather than by the department or agency realizing the savings. Eliminates the transfer of non-expended funds from the department or agency to the Department of Central Management Services. Provides that all sug- gestions resulting in savings shall earn awards and that those resulting in savings of less than $250 shall earn $25 awards. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Specifies a schedule for determining the amount of the award according to the amount of savings realized rather than awarding the lesser of $5,000 or 10% of the savings. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Tabled June 19, 1985) Removes provisions specifying that the award shall be paid from the appropria- tion of the agency realizing the savings and that 2% of appropriations shall be set aside and used for operation of the program. Repeats the award formula, worded slightly differently. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Rewords the provisions relating to awards to employees who make cost savings suggestions. Covers technical gap in award provisions. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 15, new par. 222.2 Recommends that the bill be further amended to change the title and to change the Board's membership to 8 members appointed 2 each by the General Assembly leadership and, as ex-officio, non-voting members, the directors of the Bureau of the Budget and the Department of Central Management Services. Removes the 2% set aside of non-expended funds for program operations. Provides that awards and board member expenses shall be paid from General Assembly appropriations for such purpose. Amends the State Comptroller Act. Permits the Comptroller and di- ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1184 HB-0578-Cont. rector of the Bureau of the Budget to reserve amounts equal to the savings from the appropriate appropriation line item for the State agency involved. Effective immediately. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to State Gov Adm & Regulatory Rev Apr,18 . Amendment No.01 ST GOV REVIEW Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 012-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 14 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01 Amendment No.02 ROPP Withdrawn Amendment No.03 ROPP Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.04 CULLERTON Withdrawn Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate-3rd Passed 107-000-001 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor POSHARD Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Recommended do pass 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Amendment No.01 POSHARD Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Recalled to Second Reading Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail 01-POSHARD Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01 Tabled Amendment No.02 POSHARD Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Added As A Co-sponsor HOLMBERG Placed Calndr,Third Reading Added As A Joint Sponsor BERMAN Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 02 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 02 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 02 S Refuses to Recede Amend 02 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/POSHARD BERMAN, CARROLL, SCHUNEMAN & DAVIDSON Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MADIGAN, CURRAN, CULLERTON, OBLINGER & EWING May 16 May 20, May 23 May 24 May 29, Jun 11 Jun 18 Jun 19 Jun 24 Jun 25 Jun 30 Jul 02 MADIGAN POSHARD 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/CORRECTED 052-000-000 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST CORRECTED 097-009-001 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST CORRECTED Passed both Houses House report submitted House report submitted Senate report submitted 1185 HB-0578 Cont. Jul 31 Sent to the Governor Sep 25 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0943 Effective date 09-25-85 HB-0579 HICKS. (Ch. 48, par. 681; new par. 550.1) Amends The Unemployment Insurance Act. Requires the Department of Em- ployment Security to apply any overpayments of unemployment insurance contri- butions, and any overpayments of interest or penalties to have accrued and become payable pursuant to the Act, to any liabilities outstanding against the overpaying employer pursuant to the Act, and, where no such liabilities exist, to refund such overpayments within 60 days after receipt thereof. Provides all refunds not made within the 60-day period bear interest at the rate of 1.5% per month. Effective immediately. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0580 LEVIN - SUTKER. (New Act) Allows a sales representative to recover from a principal up to 3 times the amount of commissions due from the principal, where the principal has failed to make time- ly commission payments to the sales representative following the termination of the representative's contract with the principal for the solicitation of wholesale orders within the State. Provides the sales representative may also recover reasonable at- torney's fees and court costs from the principal. Effective October 1, 1985. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Includes compensation the rate of which is expressed as a percentage of the dollar amount of profits within the definition of "commission". Excludes an employee of the principal from the definition of "sales representative". Increases from 10 to 13 the number of days after the termination of a contract between a sales representa- tive and principal during which commissions due at the termination of the contract must be paid, and the number of days after the due date of commissions which be- come due following the termination of such a contract during which such commis- sions must be paid. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes the provisions that: (a) when a principal contracts with a sales represen- tative to solicit wholesale orders within this State, the contract shall be in writing and shall set forth the method by which the commission is to be computed and paid; and (b) the principal shall provide each sales representative a signed copy of the contract; and the principal shall obtain a signed receipt for the contract from each sales representative. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Includes in the definition of "Sales Representative" (a) one who qualifies as an employee of the principal pursuant to the Illinois Wage Payment and Collection Act or (b) one who sells products to the ultimate consumer. Repeats the deletion made by H-am 2 and substitutes: All commissions due at the time of termination of a contract between a sales representative and principal shall be paid within 13 days of termination, and commissions that become due after termination shall be paid within 13 days of the date on which such commissions become due. Any provision in any contract between a sales representative and principal purporting to waive any of the provisions of this Act shall be void. Mar 07 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 03 Amendment No.01 LABOR COMMRCE Adopted Amendment No.02 LABOR COMMRCE Adopted Amendment No.03 LABOR COMMRCE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 023-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng 1186 HB-0580-Cont. May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 21 Third Reading - Passed 098-018-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 Sen Sponsor CARROLL Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 29 Assigned to Executive Jun 13 Recommended do pass 006-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 039-019-000 Passed both Houses Jul 24 Sent to the Governor Sep 20 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0627 Effective date 10-01-85 SHB-0581 TATE - HICKS AND PANGLE. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 16-133.1) Amends the Downstate Teachers' Article of the Illinois Pension Code. Makes the initial automatic annual increase in annuity effective on January 1 of the year next following the first anniversary of retirement, instead of on the later of either that date or January 1 of the year next following attainment of age 61. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 02 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION SHB-0582 WOODYARD - WEAVER,M - BRUNSVOLD AND TATE. (New Act) An Act to require non-family or non-authorized corporations, partnerships, or trusts which acquire, transfer, or hold interests in agricultural land in Illinois to re- port such transactions and holdings to the Secretary of State and to direct the Sec- retary to analyze information contained in such reports and determine the effects such transactions and holdings have, particularly on family farms and rural com- munities, and for other purposes. Effective January 1, 1986. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides for administration of Act by Department of'Agriculture rather than Secretary of State. Provides that violation of specified Sections of Act is punishable by a fine not to exceed $500, instead of $25,000. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Tabled May 9, 1985) Includes as land exempt from the reporting requirements of this amendatory Act, agricultural land as defined in the IL Agricultural Foreign Investment Disclosure Act, on which reports are required to be made pursuant to the provisions of said Act and its implementing regulations. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Changes exemption from reporting requirements to apply to agricultural land that is held by corporations in parcels of 25 acres or less, that is used as rights-of-way, that is reported under the Agricultural Foreign Investment Disclo- sure Act, that is covered by a completed pre-annexation agreement, or for which a platted subdivision has been recorded. Requires Secretary of State to make avail- able to the G.A. certain information received under the Agricultural Foreign In- vestment Disclosure Act. 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1187 HB-0582-Cont. 1188 HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 5. Exempts agricultural land transferred to or by the State of Illinois. GOVERNOR AMENDATORY VETO. Recommends changing the filing requirement to be applicable only if there is a change in ownership of the land and to begin on December 31, 1986. Also recom- mends eliminating the requirement that the landowner report the agricultural prod- ucts produced on the land and the purpose for which the land is being held. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Agriculture Apr 17 Amendment No.01 AGRICULTURE Adopted Amendment No.02 AGRICULTURE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 014-001-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 02 Amendment No.03 WOODYARD Withdrawn Amendment No.04 WOODYARD Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 21 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.05 WOODYARD Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/117-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 111-001-003 May 22 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor COFFEY Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 24 Assigned to Agriculture, Conservation & Energy May 30 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 04 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 05 Third Reading - Passed 050-002-000 Passed both Houses Jun 30 Sent to the Governor Aug 26 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 15 Mtn fild accept amend veto WOODYARD Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 16 Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 109-001-000 Oct 17 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 30 Mtn fild accept amend veto COFFEY Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 053-000-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto Nov 20 Return to Gov-Certification Nov 26 Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 84-1052 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0583 WOODYARD - MATIJEVICH - BARNES - DANIELS. Appropriates $179,422,109 for the ordinary, contingent and distributive ex- penses of the Secretary of State, from the following funds. Effective July 1, 1985. General Revenue Fund ................................................ $ 75,822,940 R oad Fund ...................................................................................... 89,076,058 Capital Development Fund .............................................................. 6,704,800 M otor Fuel Tax Fund .......................................................................... 378,651 State Lottery Fund .............................................................................. 189,325 State Parking Facility Maintenance Fund ..................... .......... 130,000 Vehicle Inspection Fund ............................................................. 449,528 Federal funds ........................................................... 6,670,807 HB-0583 Cont. STATE DEBT IMPACT NOTE Financing costs of HB 583 is $14.6 million. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Increases appropriation to Secretary of State in General Administration and Mo- tor Vehicle Groups by a total of $73,654. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Appropriates $4,490,561 to the Sec. of State for per capita grants to public libraries. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Decreases OCE and distributive line items for the Secretary of State by $1,189,233. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Appropriates $1,000,000 for the rehabilitation of elevators. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Increases and decreases for a net increase of $617,800. GOVERNOR REDUCTIONS Reduces retirement by a total of $359,300. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Appropriations I May 02 State Debt Note Filed Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Amendment No.02 LEVERENZ Amendment No.03 LEVERENZ Amendment No.04 FLOWERS Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C) Third Reading - Passed 109-002-000 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 Sen Sponsor DAVIDSON First reading Rfrd to Comm Jun 04 Jun 21 Jun 24 Jun 26 Jun 27 Jun 29 Jul 18 Jul 19 Oct 17 Adopted Withdrawn Withdrawn Son Assignment Assigned to Appropriations I Recommnded do pass as amend 019-000-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 APPROP I Amendment No.02 APPROP I 02 Amendment No.03 APPROP I Placed Calndr,Third Reading Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.04 CARROLL Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,03,04 H Concurs in S Amend. 1,3,4/110-003-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor reduction veto PUBLIC ACT 84-0075 Effective date 07-19-85 Placed Cal. Reduction Veto Reduction veto stands. PA 84-0075 Adopted Tabled Adopted Adopted 1189 HB-0584 3HB-0584 MCGANN - KEANE - FARLEY, CAPPARELLI, LAURINO, MCAULIFFE AND DELEO. (Ch. 108 1/2, new par. 5-136.1; par. 5-148) Amends the Chicago Police Article of the Pension Code to provide an optional new widow's pension formula, equal to 50% of the policeman's retirement pension, or 30% of the salary paid to a first class patrolman if the policeman dies in service; eliminates the refund of excess widow's contributions. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0585 MCPIKE AND WOLF. (Ch. 122, par. 106-1) Amends the Public Community College Act. Permits a school district, part of which lies outside a community college district, to levy additional taxes for the pur- pose of paying tuition of community college students from the district who reside in that part of the district lying outside the community college district. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Higher Education May 02 Interim Study Calendar HIGHER ED HB-0586 REGAN AND STANGE. (Ch. 37, par. 702-7) Amends the Juvenile Court Act. Authorizes the State's Attorney to prosecute un- der the criminal laws of this State any minor 14 years of age and over who is charged with a gang related felony. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0587 REGAN, STANGE AND PEDERSEN,B. (Ch. 48, par. 138.7) Amends the Workers' Compensation Act relating to the compensation of surviv- ing spouses and surviving children of fatally injured workers. Provides that in the case of remarriage of the surviving spouse, the surviving spouse shall be paid a lump sum equal to 2 years compensation benefits and all further rights of the surviving spouse shall be extinguished, regardless of whether the surviving spouse has minor children. Also upon remarriage of the surviving spouse the child's benefits shall ter- minate on the child reaching age 18. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-0588 STEPHENS. (Ch. 122, pars. 21-1 and 34-83) Amends The School Code to require an applicant to teach or supervise in the pub- lic schools to pass an examination of knowledge or skills which the State Board of Education, in consultation with the State Teacher Certification Board, has deter- mined is necessary as a prerequisite to teach or supervise in the public schools. Ap- plicable to applicants for certification on or after January 1, 1988. Not applicable to those persons certificated prior to January 1, 1988. Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1190 HB-0588 Cont. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0589 STEPHENS, WOODYARD, JOHNSON, DAVIS, GOFORTH, HENSEL, MCMASTER, ROPP AND WOJCIK. (Ch. 23, pars. 4-1.10, 6-1.6, 6-1.7 and 9-6; new par. 9-6.01) Amends the Public Aid Code. Requires the Department of Public Aid to estab- lish and administer a Statewide workfare program for AFDC and Medical Assis- tance recipients. Provides that the Department shall enter into agreements with units of local government and State agencies whereby such governmental entities agree to provide public sector employment to the recipients; requires compensation at the State's minimum wage rate; provides that a recipient shall not be required to work for more than 8 hours per day or more than 4 days per week; provides that the wages of the recipient shall be credited against his monthly benefits. Exempts a re- cipient who is the sole supporter of a family with a child under 7 years of age from mandatory participation in the program. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Human Services May 02 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE HB-0590 COWLISHAW, ZWICK, PARCELLS, DIDRICKSON, KUBIK, HALLOCK, COUNTRYMAN, WILLIAMSON, WEAVER,M, TATE, REGAN AND STE- PHENS. (Ch. 17, par. 4906) Amends the Mortgage Escrow Account Act to permit a borrower to pledge a money market account to secure payment of anticipated taxes. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Permits pledging of an interest bearing time deposit instead of a savings account or money market account for securing payment of anticipated taxes. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Financial Institutions Mar 20 Amendment No.01 FIN INSTIT Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 021-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Apr 09 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read Apr 11 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 108-000-001 Apr 16 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor ETHEREDGE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 07 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Finance and Credit Regulations Jun 11 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 03 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0232 Effective date 09-03-85 1191 HB-0591 1192 HB-0591 PANGLE AND SATTERTHWAITE. (New Act) Creates the Burial of Dead Bodies Act. Provides that all dead human bodies in- terred within Illinois shall have a cover of not less than 2 feet of earth at the shallo- west point over the outer receptacle in which such body is placed. Provides that any person who buries a dead human body in violation of the Act is guilty of a petty of- fense. Prohibits home rule units from exercising concurrent jurisdiction. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Specifies required cover of earth to be 18 inches, instead of 2 feet. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Registration & Regulation Apr 11 Amendment No.01 REGIS REGULAT Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 23 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 21 Third Reading - Passed 116-000-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 Sen Sponsor SAVICKAS Placed Calendr,First Readng May 29 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 30 Assigned to Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 04 Waive Posting Notice 7C Committee Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 10 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0405 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0592 FRIEDRICH,DP. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 7-31t0) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that discharge in bankruptcy of the owner or lessee of a commercial vehicle by whom the judgment debtor is employed at the time of the accident under certain conditions relieves the judgment debtor of the suspension of license and registration provisions for failure to satisfy the judgment. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that the amendatory provisions are applicable whether the accident in question occurs before, on or after the amendatory Act's effective date. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that financial responsibility for the future requirements with respect to the judgment debtor are not applicable with respect to his driving activities as an employee driver of a commercial vehicle owned or leased by another. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Transportation Apr 10 Amendment No.01 TRANSPORTATN Adopted Amendment No.02 TRANSPORTATN Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 017-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng HB-0592-Cont. Apr 18 May 22 May 23 May 31 Jun 03 Jun 04 Jun 12 Jun 18 Jun 24 Jul 19 Sep 16 'HB-0593 BERRIOS - CAPPARELLI - LAURINO - TERZICH - MCAULIFFE, KRSKA, FARLEY, NASH, DELEO, SOLIZ, RONAN, CULLERTON, WOLF, KEANE, KULAS, YOUNG,A, PHELPS, SHAW, BROOKINS, FLOWERS, RICE AND PANAYOTOVICH. (Ch. 122, par. 30-15.7c) Amends the School Code to provide for the granting of scholarship assistance to the surviving spouses of policemen and firemen killed in the line of duty. Effective immediately. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Higher Education Apr 11 Recommended do pass 014-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 16 Fiscal Note Requested RYDER Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 18 Fiscal Note Request W/drawn Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 23 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 21 Third Reading - Passed 105-000-006 May 22 Arrive Senate May 23 May 24 Jun 11 Jun 12 Jun 13 Jun 18 Jun 24 Jul 19 Sep 16 Sen Sponsor NEDZA Added As A Joint Sponsor DEGNAN Added As A Joint Sponsor JOYCE,JEREMIAH Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Education-Higher Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Added As A Co-sponsor LEMKE Placed Calndr,Second Readng Added As A Joint Sponsor DUDYCZ Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0407 Effective date 09-16-85 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 113-000-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor DEMUZIO Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation Recommended do pass 008-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0406 Effective date 01-01-86 1193 HB-0594 HB-0594 PARKE, STANGE, JOHNSON, DELEO, REGAN, HALLOCK AND WIL- LIAMSON. (Ch. 38, par. 110-7) Amends the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1963. Provides that bail bond depos- ited by the defendant in one case may be used to satisfy his financial obligations in- curred in a different case. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Gives defendant's attorney priority over the satisfaction of other obligations with respect to bail bond. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Judiciary II Mar 21 Recommended do pass 011-001-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 16 Second Reading Amendment No.01 CULLERTON Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-0595 BOWMAN. (Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 36.3a) Amends the Public Utilities Act to permit the Illinois Commerce Commission to use an accrual accounting method for accruing amounts for the decommissioning of electric generating plants. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Public Utilities May 01 Interim Study Calendar PUB UTILITIES 'HB-0596 BOWMAN. (Ch. 141, par. 111) Amends the Uniform Disposition of Unclaimed Property Act to provide that per- sons holding property presumed to be abandoned must report the name of the owner of such property to Department of Financial Institutions only if the value of such property is $100 or more rather than $25 or more. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Requires reporting of property valued at $50, instead of $100. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Financial Institutions Mar 20 Recommended do pass 016-003-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 ZWICK Withdrawn Amendment No.02 BOWMAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) 'HB-0597 BOWMAN - NASH, WHITE AND DELEO. (Ch. 127, par. 55a-4) Amends The Civil Administrative Code of Illinois. Establishes, in the Division of Support Services of the Department of Law Enforcement, the Office of Coordina- tion of Gang Prevention. The Office shall consult with units of local government and school districts to assist them in gang control activities and to administer a system of grants to units of local government and school districts which, upon application, have demonstrated a workable plan to reduce gang activity in their area. Effective immediately. 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1194 HB-0597 Cont. FISCAL NOTE (Prepared by Dept. of Law Enforcement) Administrative Costs and Grant Funds, exclusive of Chicago grant funds, would total $2,215,000 to $2,715,000. Estimated grant funds for Chicago would range from $750,000 to $1,000,000. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Executive Apr 10 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr.Second Readng Apr 16 Apr 30 May 09 May 24 Fiscal Note Requested PIEL Placed Calndr,Second Readng Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-0598 SALTSMAN, MADIGAN, BOWMAN, TUERK, LEVERENZ, WOLF AND CURRIE. (New Act) Authorizes the Board of Trustees of a private college or private university to ap- point persons to be members of a campus police department or security force. Mem- bers of the force must have successfully completed an approved training course offered at a police training school established under the Illinois Police Training Act. Grants members of such force powers of peace officers. Requires the Board of Trustees to provide each member of the campus police department or security force with liability insurance coverage for no less than $250,000, unless indemnification is provided by a program of self-insurance. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes everything after the enacting clause. Provides that the Board of Trustees of a private college or private university may appoint persons to be members of a campus police department. Provides that members of the campus police department established for police protection must have successfully completed the minimum Standard Basic Law Enforcement Training Course offered at a police training school and the firearms training for peace officers. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Changes definition of private college or private university. The institution must provide a program of education in residence leading toward a baccalaureate degree and must hold a certificate of approval issued by the Board of Higher Ed and be ac- credited by the North Central Association. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Higher Education Mar 21 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 25 Second Reading Amendment No.01 SALTSMAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 21 Third Reading - Passed 115-000-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor BLOOM Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 24 Jun 05 Jun 12 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Assigned to Education-Elementary & Secondary Recommended do pass 010-002-001 1195 HB-0598-Cont. Jun 21 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 BLOOM Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 056-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/100-012-002 Passed both Houses Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Sep 17 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0459 Effective date 01-01-86 'HB-0599 WHITE - MADIGAN - FLOWERS - SOLIZ - CURRIE, RONAN, BRAUN, LEFLORE, WASHINGTON, YOUNG,A, BRESLIN, LEVIN, CULLERTON, PRESTON, YOUNGE,W, REA, SUTKER, TURNER, RICE, BOWMAN, ALEXANDER, BERRIOS, LEVERENZ, GIGLIO, LAURINO, KRSKA, KU- LAS AND HICKS. (Ch. 127, par. 55 and new par. 55.41) Amends the Civil Administrative Code. Requires the Department of Public Health to participate in the federal Women, Infant and Children Nutrition pro- gram to the maximum extent and to maintain the program's operation despite any federal funding decrease. Effective immediately. FISCAL NOTE (Prepared by the Dept. of Public Health) To maintain the program's maximum operation in IL despite any decrease in Federal funds would require the Dept. to request additional State funding. Howev- er, the Dept. is unable to give a cost estimate at this time. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Human Services Apr 10 Recommended do pass 008-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 16 Fiscal Note Requested MCCRACKEN Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 29 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Amendment No.01 MCCRACKEN Ruled not germane Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE HB-0600 BOWMAN - MADIGAN - LAURINO - BRESLIN - ZWICK, CURRIE, FLOWERS, STERN, SUTKER, O'CONNELL AND RICE. (Ch. 32, pars. 557, 572, 604, 660, 690.25, 691.24, new pars. 562a.6-1, 577.4-1, 609.6-1, 682, 690.47, 691.46; Ch. 73, new par. 979.2) Amends the Insurance Code, the Non-Profit Health Care Service Plan Act, the Medical Service Plan Act, the Voluntary Health Services Plans Act, the Vision Ser- vice Plan Act, the Dental Service Plan Act and the Pharmaceutical Service Plan Act. Requires group accident and health insurance policies and plans to provide for continuation of benefits to former spouses of covered mnembers or employees. Effec- tive the first calendar day of the next calendar month 60 days after becoming a law. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Insurance May 03 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd STUDY- BOWMAN Interim Study Calendar INSURANCE 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1196 'HB-0601 GIORGI - PANGLE - MULCAHEY, BRUNSVOLD, BULLOCK, DE- JAEGHER, MAUTINO AND HICKS. (Ch. 120, par. 1169) Amends the Illinois Lottery Law. Provides that any bonuses for selling winning lottery tickets shall be payable to vendors whether or not the prize money is claimed, provided that the vendor can be identified. Effective immediately and ap- plies to lottery tickets sold on or after January 1, 1984. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Revenue May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 011-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 08 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate-3rd Passed 105-001-000 May 14 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 16 Sen Sponsor VADALABENE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 21 Assigned to Revenue Jun 06 Recommended do pass 008-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 03 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0233 Effective date 09-03-85 SHB-0602 KLEMM. (Ch. 67 1/2, par. 404) Amends the Senior Citizens and Disabled Persons Property Tax Relief and Phar- maceutical Assistance Act. Increases the maximum household income of a person eligible for a property tax relief grant or an additional grant from less than $12,000 to less than $14,000. Effective January 1, 1986. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Revenue May 03 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-0603 ROPP. (Ch. 121, par. 6-201.17) Amends the Illinois Highway Code to require highway commissioners to have the written approval of the highway board of auditors in consolidated township road districts, the board of trustees in single township districts, and the county board in all other districts before entering into an installment contract of more than 1 year for the purchase or lease of highway equipment. Effective immediately. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Counties and Townships May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0604 ROPP. (Ch. 63, par. 177) Amends the Lobbyist Registration Act. Requires the Secretary of State to pub- lish in booklet form, by March 1 of each year, all the information contained in the ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1197 HB-0601 HB-0604-Cont. registration statements filed with the Secretary pursuant to the Act during the im- mediately preceding calendar year, and to make reasonable quantities of the infor- mation so published available for distribution by that date. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch 63, par 175 Imposes a $10 fee on all persons filing lobbyist statements. Provides that the lob- byist information published by the Secretary of State each year shall consist of the information contained in the lobbyist registration statements filed with the Secre- tary during the 12 month period ending on December 15 of the immediately preced- ing calendar year, and that such information shall be published by April 1 rather than March 1 of each year. Specifies lobbyists shall include two 3 by 5 inch photo- graphs as part of the information required in their registration statements. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes everything after the enacting clause. Replaces with language amending the Lobbyist Registration Act. Expands category of persons required to register, to reflect a new minimum requirement of $1,000 in a semi-annual period as the base amount for inclusion of action under the Act. Elucidates certain information re- quired of registrants. Requires renewal of registration, and sets out contents of the renewal registration statement to be filed for compliance. Adds requirement of lob- byists's accounts, and provides therefor. Changes the requirements of periodic re- ports, to include total disclosure of expenses and receipts, including gifts and disbursements made by the lobbyist over $300, and to require reports of employers of lobbyists, and non-registered persons who spend over $250 per month to influ- ence legislative or administrative action. Eliminates provisions delegating duties to the Secretary of State and prescribing venue. Requires State agencies to file reports of expenses and lobbying goals. Adds prohibitions against deception, forced obliga- tion, misrepresentation of control, falsification of public opinion and opportunistic influence of introduction of bills to gain employment as a lobbyist in relation there- to. Grants the Attorney General powers of enforcement. Adds related definitions. Effective immediately. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Executive Apr 18 Amendment No.01 EXECUTIVE Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 012-000-001 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 15 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.02 GREIMAN Adopted 062-040-003 Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) SHB-0605 ROPP, STECZO, MCNAMARA, KEANE, DEUCHLER, HARTKE, WOLF, SOLIZ, RONAN, CULLERTON AND KLEMM. (Ch. 122, new par. 2-3.48) Amends The School Code. Requires the State Board of Education to disseminate to all school boards and superintendents of schools information concerning the cre- ation of tax exempt foundations to receive gifts for the benefit of local school districts. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds that it is information concerning the "procedures governing" the creation of tax exempt foundations which the State Board of Ed. is to disseminate to school boards and superintendents. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Senate recedes July 1, 1985) Adds reference to: Ch. 122, par. 7-1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1198 HB-0605 Cont. Requires regional board of trustees to hold a hearing upon any petition filed for detachment, annexation, or division of school district bondaries lying within the ed- ucational service region. Requires the board to render a decision on the petition within specified time. Provides for placement in escrow of moneys received by school districts from tax levies while the board's decision to grant or not grant the petition is being adjudicated. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 2. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 25 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 016-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 01 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 03 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 113-000-001 May 07 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 21 Sen Sponsor FAWELL Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Education-Elementary & Secondary May 30 Recommended do pass 008-001-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 05 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 FAWELL Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 KEATS Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02 Jun 28 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/FAWELL MAITLAND, BERMAN, HOLMBERG, & KELLY Jun 29 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MULCAHEY, STECZO, CULLERTON, ROPP & COWLISHAW Jun 30 House report submitted Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/057-000-000 Jul 01 House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/108-001-000 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 30 Sent to the Governor Sep 25 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0944 Effective date 07-01-86 1199 3HB-0606 MCGANN - CAPPARELLI - PANAYOTOVICH - LAURINO - MCAULIF- FE AND KEANE. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 5-167.2) Amends the Chicago Police Article of the Pension Code to raise the rate of annu- al increase in pension from 2% to 3% for persons who retired from service before September 1, 1967, with 20 or more years of service. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-0607 MCGANN - FARLEY - KEANE - LAURINO - PANAYOTOVICH. (Ch. 127, new par. 2102.07a) Amends the Chicago World's Fair-1992 Authority Act to require the Chicago World's Fair-1992 Authority to construct a domed stadium in the City of Chicago. The construction shall be financed from funds available to the Authority. After the 1992 Chicago World's Fair, title and rights to the domed stadium shall be vested in the Chicago Park District. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Select Comm on Worlds Fair - 1992 May 02 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd MCGANN Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K Committee Select Comm on Worlds Fair - 1992 May 03 Motn discharge comm lost 022-079-011 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0608 MCGANN - CAPPARELLI - LAURINO - DELEO - MCAULIFFE, NASH AND MADIGAN. (New Act) Authorizes the directors of the Departments of Mental Health and Developmen- tal Disabilities and Central Management Services to convey certain land in Cook County to the Board of Trustees of Community College District No. 508. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Tabled May 16, 1985) Provides that the property to be conveyed must be conveyed subject to the condi- tion that no State funds may be used or expended for any improvements which are made on the property after its conveyance by the State. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides for the conveyance of an additional 9 acres if the same is no longer need- ed for State purposes; revises the legal description of the lands being conveyed; re- serves to the grantors an easement of access and an easement for utilities; changes the possibility of reverter clause and repeals Public Act 79-1352, approved August 6, 1976. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Specifies property conveyed pursuant to the Act shall be conveyed subject to the express condition, with a right of entry for condition broken, that no State funds may be used or expended for any improvement which may at any time be made in such property subsequent to the date of such conveyance. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 5. Exempts certain described property from that property conveyed. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1200 HB-0606 HB-0608--Cont. Mar 13 May 02 Amendment No.01 Amendment No.02 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 08 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 16 Assigned to Executive EXECUTIVE Adopted EXECUTIVE Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 013-000-000 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01 Amendment No.03 MCGANN Amendment No.04 MCGANN Amendment No.05 MCGANN Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/117-000-000 Short Debate-3rd Passed 113-001-000 May 20 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor LECHOWICZ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 21 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Ass May 23 Jun 11 Jun 12 Jun 18 Jun 25 Jul 24 Sep 17 Adopted Withdrawn Adopted ignment Assigned to Executive Recommended do pass 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Added As A Joint Sponsor DUDYCZ Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 056-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0460 Effective date 09-17-85 3 HB-0609 MCGANN - CAPPARELLI - LAURINO - KEANE - MCAULIFFE. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 5-167.4) Amends the Chicago Police Article of the Pension Code to raise the minimum an- nuity for certain widows to $325 per month, beginning July 1, 1985. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. Mar 12 1985 First reading Mar 13 May 03 Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0610 HANNIG - MADIGAN. (Ch. 108 1/2, new par. 14-125.1) Amends the State Employees Article of the Pension Code to provide a one-time 7% increase in disability benefits. PENSION IMPACT NOTE The cost of HB-610 is estimated to be $400,000 per annum. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 23 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D ' Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1201 HB-0611 'HB-0611 HANNIG AND REA. (Ch. 56, par. 5.1) Amends the Fish Code of 1971 to provide that persons who are required to pay a fee before given access to a body of water in order to fish shall not be required to ob- tain a fishing license. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes amendatory language and replaces with provision that persons fishing at fee fishing areas licensed by the Department shall not be required to obtain a fishing license. Adds April 1, 1986 effective date. Mar 12 1985 Mar 13 Apr 11 Apr 18 Apr 30 May 01 May 09 May 14 Jun 13 Jun 18 Jun 24 Jul 19 Sep 16 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource Amendment No.01 ENRGY ENVRMNT Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 012-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate-3rd Passed 115-000-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor DEMUZIO First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Agriculture, Conservation & Energy Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0408 Effective date 04-01-86 SHB-0612 CURRIE - BARNES - WHITE - RONAN - GIORGI, BOWMAN, CULLER- TON, MATIJEVICH, PRESTON, WASHINGTON, YOUNG,A, ZWICK, ALEXANDER, BRAUN, BRESLIN, FLOWERS, LEVIN, SOLIZ, LE- FLORE, YOUNGE,W AND TURNER. (Ch. 23, par. 4-1.1) Amends Aid to Families with Dependent Children Article of Public Aid Code. Requires that grants be provided for assistance units consisting exclusively of a pregnant woman with no dependent child to the extent that federal law permits and federal matching funds are available. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Human Services Mar 20 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE HB-0613 KLEMM - HAWKINSON, DEUCHLER, ROPP, STANGE, CULLERTON, OLSON AND RONAN. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 1104) Amends the Child Passenger Protection Act. Deletes ownership of a vehicle as criteria for establishing which parent or guardian shall be held accountable to the requirements of that Act. Effective immediately. SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1202 HB-0613-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes changes and makes a parent or guardian responsible for securing the child in a restraint system when transporting the child in a car owned by any parent or guardian of the child. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Transportation Apr 10 Amendment No.01 TRANSPORTATN Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 016-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 16 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Interim Study Calendar TRANSPORTATN 'HB-0614 CAPPARELLI - MCAULIFFE, NASH, TERZICH, KRSKA, BERRIOS, DE- LEO, KULAS AND RONAN. (Ch. 124, par. 5; Ch. 127, par. 63b13.24) Amends the Secretary of State Act and the Civil Administrative Code of Illinois. Authorizes the Secretary of State to maintain a police and security force in the State of Illinois Center in Chicago and prohibits the Department of Central Man- agement Services from maintaining such a force in such building. Effective immediately. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Executive May 02 Interim Study Calendar EXECUTIVE HB-0615 FRIEDRICH,DP, OLSON, MAUTINO, STEPHENS AND COUNTRYMAN. (Ch. 14, par. 4; Ch. 46, new par. 17-19.1) Amends the Attorney General Act and the Election Code. Provides that when the attorney general determines that a state's attorney has failed to take appropriate action regarding a violation of the election laws for a period of 60 days after receiv- ing notice that such violation may have occurred, the attorney general may, concur- rently with or independently of the state's attorney, take any action he considers appropriate with respect to any such violation of the election laws. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 46, new par. 17-19.1 Deletes provisions for filing complaints of violations of election laws and notifying the State Board of Elections, the State's Attorney, and the Attorney General. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Changes the proposed circumstances under which the Attorney General may ini- tiate court proceedings to enforce provisions of the Election Code and initiate crimi- nal prosecutions of violators of the Criminal Code. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Judiciary II Apr 25 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY II Adopted Amendment No.02 JUDICIARY II Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 008-001-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Third Reading - Passed 109-004-001 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor MAITLAND Placed Calendr,First Readng 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1203 HB-0615-Cont. May 30 Added As A Joint Sponsor BARKHAUSEN Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II Jun 13 Recommended do pass 003-002-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 19 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 24 Sent to the Governor Sep 20 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0628 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0616 ROPP, KLEMM, OLSON AND BARGER. (Ch. 48, pars. 138.19 and 172.54) Amends the Workers' Compensation Act and the Workers' Occupational Diseas- es Act. Requires Arbitrators to file their decisions with the Industrial Commission within a fortnight after the final hearing before the Arbitrator. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 03 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd STUDY- ROPP Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE HB-0617 SHAW. (Ch. 46, pars. 2A-1.2, 22-12; Ch. 122, pars. 9-10, 9-12, 9-18, 34-1, 34-3, 34-4, 34-5, 34-16, 34-18, 34-20, 34-21, 34-22.1, 34-22.2, 34-22.3, 34-22.4, 34-22.5, 34-22.6, 34-22.7, 34-23, 34-25, 34-29.1, 34-31, 34-32, 34-33, 34-44, 34-44.1, 34-53, 34-53.1, 34-53.2, 34-54.1, 34-55, 34-57, 34-59, 34-60, 34-62, 34-63, 34-65, 34-66, 34-68, 34-69, 34-72, 34-74, 34-77, 34-78, 34-80, 34-84, 34-84a, 34A-304, 34A-402, 34A-406, 34A-503, 34A-510, 34A-603, new pars. 34-2.1, 34-2.2, 34-3.1, 34-84a.1, 34A-500, rep. pars. 34A-101, 34A-102, 34A-104, 34A-201, 34A-202, 34A-301, 34A-302, 34A-303, 34A-305, 34A-306, 34A-401, 34A-401.1, 34A-403, 34A-404, 34A-405, 34A-406.1, 34A-407, 34A-408, 34A-409, 34A-410, 34A-411, 34A-508, 34A-601, 34A-602, 34A-604, 34A-606, 34A-607, 34A-608; Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 16-133, 16-13.2, 17-116, 17-116.1) Amends The Election Code, The School Code and the Pension Code. Abolishes the School Finance Authority, and transfers the Authority's rights, powers, duties and obligations concerning borrowing and taxing to the Chicago Board of Educa- tion. Replaces the existing Chicago Board of Education, as of January 12, 1987, with a board consisting of one member elected from each of 15 school board dis- tricts to be created pursuant to the amendatory provisions. Limits class size within the Chicago School District to a maximum of 25. Establishes a minimum salary of $20,000 for teachers and principals within the district. Specifies teachers within the district may summarily suspend and fail pupils, and may allow pupils in grades 1 through 5 to skip a grade at the end of the regular school term. Provides that scho- lastic achievement tests shall be administered by private testing services agencies pursuant to contract with the board of education. Makes changes concerning the city council's role in the administration of the school district. Effective immediately. Removes the early retirement penalty for all Chicago and Downstate teachers who retire between ages 55 and 60 with 20 years of service, effective January 1, 1986. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 122, pars. 34-1, 34A-304, 34A-402, 34A-406, 34A-503, 34A-510 and 34A-603; new par. 34A-500; rep. pars. 34A-101, 34A-102, 34A-104, 34A-201, 34A-202, 34A-301, 34A-302, 34A-303, 34A-305, 34A-306, 34A-401, 34A-401.1, 1204 HB-0617-Cont. 34A-403, 34A-404, 34A-405, 34A-406.1, 34A-407, 34A-408, 34A-409, 34A-410, 34A-411, 34A-508, 34A-601, 34A-602, 34A-604, 34A-606, 34A-607 and 34A-608 Restores the School Finance Authority. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Select Comm School Dist Reorg May 02 Amendment No.01 SCH DIST REO Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) 'HB-0618 DAVIS AND VANDUYNE. (Ch. 122, new par. 18-4.4) Amends The School Code to provide State tax equivalent grants for a school dis- trict in which the State owns 1/3 or more of the total land area of the district. The grants shall equal the amount of real property taxes which would be paid if the lands were privately owned. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Removes the additional grant amount allowed for improvements, switch tracks, and related rolling stock, acquired by or subject to condemnation by the State. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Tabled May 15, 1985) Requires the State own 1/2 instead of 1/3 of the property of a school district be- fore payment of tax equivalent grants to the district. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3 Provides that tax equivalent grants are available where the State owns at least 45% af the land area of the district (rather than 1/3). HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4 Provides that the equalized assessed valuation used to determine the tax equiva- lent grant shall be added to the equalized assessed valuation used in computing the districts' State aid entitlement under Sec. 18-8 of The School Code. FISCAL NOTE It is estimated that the annual cost for the provisions of HB618 will be approxi- mately $600,000 based on the claims previously submitted by District 88. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED (Prepared by the State Superintendent of Education) The FY 87 estimated cost of HB-618 is $440,000 based on the last claim filed un- der similar provisions. H-am 4 will cause a reduction in that appropriation need of about $280,000. Therefore, the net effect is approximately $160,000. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Revenue May 02 Amendment No.01 REVENUE Adopted Amendment No.02 REVENUE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 016-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 15 Second Reading Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 02 Amendment No.03 DAVIS Adopted Amendment No.04 DAVIS Adopted Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 16 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Placed Calndr,Third Reading 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1205 HB-0618-Cont. May 24 Third Reading - Passed 115-000-000 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor SANGMEISTER Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue Jun 14 Recommended do pass 005-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 057-001-000 Passed both Houses Jul 24 Sent to the Governor Sep 20 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0629 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0619 ZWICK - CURRIE - HOFFMAN - BRAUN - KLEMM, BROOKINS, GREI- MAN, ALEXANDER, CULLERTON, WASHINGTON, TURNER, KEANE, MCAULIFFE, CURRAN, COWLISHAW AND PARCELLS. (Ch. 34, par. 303) Amends the Counties Act to authorize counties to prohibit the manufacture, transport and sale of leghold traps, and to prohibit the commercial use of such traps for fur-bearing animals. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1 Deletes power to prohibit the manufacture, sale, import, possession and transport of leghold traps; authorizes prohibition of the use of leghold traps for "recreational" purposes. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource Apr 25 Amendment No.01 ENRGY ENVRMNT Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 008-006-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) 'HB-0620 CURRAN - MATIJEVICH AND LEFLORE. (New Act; Ch. 85, new par. 2208.9) Enacts the VDT Users Safety Act. Establishes minimum requirements concern- ing the conditions under which video display terminal operators may be employed. Exempts such requirements from the reimbursement provisions of The State Man- dates Act. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE HB 620 creates a personnel mandate for which reimbursement of the increased cost of a unit of local government would normally be required. However, HB 620 amends the State Mandate Act to avoid the reimbursement liability. The estimated annual cost increase for local government due to HB 620 is $25 million. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Labor & Commerce Apr 30 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 27(D)/116-000-000 Committee Labor & Commerce May 02 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Labor & Commerce May 14 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE I Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1206 'HB-0621 MAUTINO, HOMER, LEVERENZ, MULCAHEY, REA AND RICE. (New Act) Creates the Illinois Loan Brokers Act. Provides for regulation of persons acting as loan brokers by the Department of Financial Institutions. Establishes license re- quirements. Requires disclosure statements to borrowers. Defines terms. Makes vio- lations a Class A misdemeanor. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Specifies that the terms, loan broker or broker, do not include banks, savings and loans, or credit unions and all officers, employees and agents thereof. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Specifies "knowing" violation of Act constitutes Class A misdemeanor. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Provides that applications for licenses shall be approved or denied within 120 days of filing. Provides for a hearing in the event of a denial. Sets forth grounds for suspension or revocation of a license. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 5. Excludes mortgage bankers from the scope of the "Illinois Loan Broker Act". SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes provisions authorizing trust accounts in lieu of surety bonds. Requires the disclosure statement to include a financial statement. Deletes provisions relating to enforcement of subpoenas. Requires that a description of services be set forth in the agreement with the borrower. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Excludes from the definition of "loan" loans for real property used for residential, commercial or industrial development. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Excludes real estate agents and brokers from the definition of "loan broker". Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Financial Institutions Mar 20 Amendment No.01 FIN INSTIT Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 021-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Apr 09 Remvd from Consent Calendar Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Apr 10 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Apr 30 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.02 CULLERTON Withdrawn Amendment No.03 CULLERTON Adopted Amendment No.04 MAUTINO Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 07 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.05 MAUTINO Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C) Short Debate-3rd Passed 111-000-001 May 08 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 Sen Sponsor JOYCE,JEROME Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 29 Assigned to Finance and Credit Regulations Jun 13 Recommnded do pass as amend 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1207 HB-0621 HB-0621 Cont. Jun 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 FINANCE Adopted Amendment No.02 FINANCE Adopted Amendment No.03 JOYCE,JEROME Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 25 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02,03 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 1,2,3/114-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Sep 22 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 04 Mtn filed overrde Gov veto MAUTINO Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 15 3/5 vote required Override Gov veto-Hse lost 069-048-001 Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 17 Total veto stands. HB-0622 WHITE, ALEXANDER, BRAUN, BROOKINS, BULLOCK, CURRIE, FLOWERS, LEFLORE, MATIJEVICH, RICE, SHAW, SOLIZ, TURNER, YOUNG,A, YOUNGE,W AND RONAN. (Ch. 56 1/2, par. 2003) Amends the Good Samaritan Food Donor Act to include within the scope of the Act restaurants and similar entities which donate prepared food to charitable orga- nizations for distribution. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Human Services Apr 10 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 012-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Apr 18 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read Apr 25 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 111-001-001 Apr 30 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 07 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Public Health,Welfare,Corrections Jun 13 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Aug 12 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0134 Effective date 01-01-86 3 HB-0623 WOLF, FLINN, MATIJEVICH, SHAW, FARLEY AND GIGLIO. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 18-108) Amends the Judges Article of the Pension Code to allow Supreme Court and Ap- pellate Court clerks to participate in the Judges Retirement System. PENSION IMPACT NOTE Increase in accrued liability ................... .................... .....$400,000 Increase in total annual costs ....................... ............................... 80,000 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1208 HB-0623-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Requires Supreme and Appellate Court clerks to have served in such capacity at least 10 years before they are entitled to participate in and transfer service credits to the Judges Retirement System. FISCAL NOTE, AS AMENDED (Prepared by Judges Retirement System) This legislation would result in an increase of $300,000 in the unfunded liability and an increase in annual costs of approximately $65,000. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 16 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions Apr 18 Amendment No.01 PERS PENSION Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 23 Fiscal Note Requested RYDER Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 03 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 061-040-002 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor VADALABENE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 04 Waive Posting Notice 7C Committee Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 10 Recommended do pass 008-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 11 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 034-017-001 Passed both Houses Jul 24 Sent to the Governor Sep 20 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 09 Mtn filed overrde Gov veto WOLF Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 16 3/5 vote required Override Gov veto-Hse lost 063-052-000 Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 17 Total veto stands. HB-0624 SOLIZ - RONAN - TURNER. (Ch. 23, par. 2371) Amends an Act concerning a curfew for children. Provides that curfew for minors shall begin 1 hour earlier starting at 11:00 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and at 10:00 p.m. on Sunday through Thursday, and shall apply to children less than 18 years of age (now less than 17). Deletes provision allowing children to exceed cur- few hours if accompanied by an 18-year-old companion authorized by the child's parent or guardian. Effective immediately. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II 1209 'HB-0625 YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 24, new pars. 8-3-15, 8-3-16, 8-3-17, 8-3-18, 8-3-19 and 8-3-20; Ch. 127, new par. 141.158) Amends the Illinois Municipal Code to authorize municipalities of over 5,000 people to levy an earnings tax after referendum approval. Provides for additional levies, administration and distribution of the tax, and penalties for violations. Es- tablishes new fund in State Treasury to be known as the Municipal Earnings Tax Fund. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Revenue May 03 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-0626 ROPP - STERN, HARTKE AND KLEMM. (Ch. 37, rep. par. 707-6) Amends the Juvenile Court Act to repeal the Section which limits reimburse- ments of expenditures to counties for care and shelter of minors to 3% of the annual appropriations from the General Revenue Fund to the Department of Children and Family Services. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 37, rep. par. 707-6 Adds reference to: Ch. 37, par. 707-6 Deletes all. Amends the Juvenile Court Act. Bases the reimbursements of expen- ditures to counties for care and shelter of minors upon an amount equal to the cur- rent average rate paid by the Department of Children and Family Services for similar services. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Counties and Townships Apr 18 Amendment No.01 CNTY TWNSHIP Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Apr 24 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 02 Short Debate-3rd Passed 109-003-000 May 03 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 08 Sen Sponsor FAWELL Placed Calendr,First Readng May 09 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Local Government Jun 13 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 27 Re-committed to Local Government HB-0627 DUNN,JOHN, PHELPS AND HICKS. (Ch. 38, new par. 10-6) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Creates the offense of harboring a runaway. Provides that a person who knowingly gives shelter to a minor for more than 48 hours without the permission of the minor's parent or guardian, and without notify- ing the local law enforcement authorities, commits the offense of harboring a run- away, which is a Class A misdemeanor. 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1210 HB-0625 HB-0627-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Exempts agencies or associations which provide crisis intervention services from the amendatory Act. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Specifies knowingly giving shelter, without the knowledge and consent of the mi- nor's custodial parent or guardian, constitutes offense of harboring a runaway. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 38, new par. 10-6 Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Creates the offense of harboring a runaway and provides that commission of the offense is a Class A misdemeanor. Effective immediately. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Judiciary II Apr 25 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY II Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 102-014-001 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 Sen Sponsor LEMKE Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 04 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 05 Assigned to Judiciary I Jun 11 Recommended do pass 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Added As A Joint Sponsor POSHARD Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 LEMKE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading .Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 056-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/109-003-000 Motion to Reconsider Vote Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Jun 29 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/LEMKE POSHARD, SANGMEISTER, GEO-KARIS & BARKHAUSEN Jun 30 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/DUNN,JOHN, PHELPS, CULLERTON, HAWKINSON AND WILLIAMSON Jul 01 House report submitted House report submitted DUNN,JOHN 1ST CORRECTED House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/092-019-001 Senate report submitted LEMKE 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST CORRECTED 055-000-000 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST CORRECTED Passed both Houses 1211 HB-0627-Cont. Jul 30 Sent to the Governor Aug 23 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0185 Effective date 08-23-85 3HB-0628 SALTSMAN. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 7-141, 7-142.1 and 7-173.1) Amends the IMRF Article of the Pension Code to increase the pension for sher- iffs and deputies to 2.5% of salary per year of service; provides for payment of pen- sion to begin at age 50 instead of 55; increases contributions by 0.25% of salary. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 02 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION HB-0629 MATIJEVICH - BARNES - GIORGI - CURRIE - LEVIN AND YOUNGE,W. (Ch. 111, new par. 4478.1) Amends Medical Practice Act. Requires the execution of a consent form before a physician operates on a patient for a tumor of the breast. Provides that in addition to civil proceedings, a failure to comply with this Act shall subject the physician to disciplinary action under the Medical Practice Act. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Human Services May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0630 ROPP AND COUNTRYMAN. (Ch. 95 1/2, par 11-501) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that any person convicted of a third or subsequent offense of driving under the influence shall be guilty of a Class 4 felo- ny. Requires that a defendant be given notice through an indictment or information of the State's intent to prosecute the offense as a felony, but prohibits disclosure of the prior convictions to the jury unless otherwise permitted by issues properly raised at trial. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0631 TERZICH, CAPPARELLI, MCAULIFFE, KRSKA AND NASH. (Ch. 42, pars. 324L and 332, new pars. 328c and 328cc) Amends Chicago Sanitary District Act. Expands the definition of construction purposes to include flood control facilities; restores the construction working cash fund and authorizes the sale of bonds to create the fund; authorizes a one-half cent annual levy to maintain the fund at authorized level. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Makes grammatical substitution of the word "allocation" for the word "allocated". Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Counties and Townships Apr 11 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 TERZICH Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1212 HB-0631-Cont. May 20 Third Reading - Lost 043-061-005 Motion to Reconsider Vote Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. May 24 Third Reading - Passed 061-045-006 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor DEGNAN Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Jun 13 Jun 18 Jun 25 Jul 24 Sep 20 Assigned to Local Government Recommended do pass 010-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 051-004-002 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0630 Effective date 09-20-85 'HB-0632 BROOKINS AND WASHINGTON. (Ch. 120, par. 1157.2) Amends the Illinois Lottery Law to provide that of the net revenues 20% shall be distributed to counties and 30% to municipalities in proportion to the lottery sales in the counties and municipalities. Mar 12 1985 First reading Mar 13 May 02 Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue Interim Study Calendar REVENUE 2HB-0633 SALTSMAN. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 3-125.1) Amends the Downstate Police Article of the Pension Code to include pay for mandatory overtime within the definition of "salary". Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 02 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION SHB-0634 SALTSMAN. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 3-111) Amends the Downstate Police Article of the Pension Code to provide that the re- tirement pension shall be based on the salary on the last day of service, rather than the average for the last year of service. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 02 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. 2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1213 HB-0635 'HB-0635 CURRAN. (Ch. 122, par. 24-8) Amends The School Code to double the minimum statutory salaries of teachers beginning July 1, 1985. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. GOVERNOR REDUCTIONS Reduces retirement by a total of $4,430. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0636 CURRAN. (Ch. 48, pars. 137.1, 137.2, 137.3, 137.4, 137.5, 137.7, 137.9, 137.10, 137.11, 137.12, 137.13, 137.15, and 137.19; adds pars. 137.1-1, 137.1-2, 137.4-1, 137.4-2, 137.4-3, 137.17-1 and 137.17-2; rep. pars. 59.1 through 59.11, 137.6, 137.7-01 through 137.8, 137.14, 137.16, 137.17, 137.20 and 137.22) Amends Health and Safety Act to make Act applicable only to the State and its employees and all political subdivisions and their employees, rather than to all em- ployers engaged in business in Illinois. Provides that the Department of Labor is vested with the responsibility to administer the Act. Effective January 1, 1986. FISCAL NOTE. (Prepared by the Dept. of Labor) We estimate an annual cost of $2.2 million for the program for approximately 585,000 public sector employees in Illinois. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 02 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd CURRAN Committee Labor & Commerce May 03 Committee discharged 072-041-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 14 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 21 Third Reading - Passed 078-037-001 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 Sen Sponsor DEMUZIO Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 29 Assigned to Public Health,Welfare,Corrections Jun 13 Recommended do pass 007-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Lost 024-031-001 HB-0637 CURRAN - CHRISTENSEN - RICE, STECZO, FLOWERS, MCNAMARA, PANGLE, PHELPS, HICKS, KRSKA, LEVERENZ, BERRIOS, LAURINO AND GIGLIO. (New Act) Creates "The Abused Child Shield Law of 1985" which allows the court to order, in any prosecution for sexual or physical abuse of a child, that an in-chambers vid- 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1214 HB-0637 Cont. eotaped recording of the child's testimony be made for use as substantive evidence at trial in lieu of the child's personal appearance and testimony at trial. Effective immediately. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0638 CURRAN - MAUTINO. (Ch. 127, par. 145) Amends the State Finance Act. Provides for the reimbursement of State employ- ees who donated their time without pay to help resolve a cash flow problem the State was experiencing in 1982. Effective immediately. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Executive Mar 20 Fiscal Note Requested CURRAN May 03 Committee Executive Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0639 WOODYARD, HICKS AND PHELPS. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 12-207) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code to permit auxiliary driving lamps to be mount- ed in excess of 42 inches above the level surface upon which a motor vehicle stands if such lamps are covered and not lighted while such vehicle is upon any roadway. Exempts from spot lamp and auxiliary driving lamp requirements vehicles or equip- ment privately or governmentally owned and used for snow and ice removal. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Changes "roadway" to "highway" concerning level surface base from which to measure height for mounting of lamps. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Transportation Apr 17 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 015-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Apr 23 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 WOODYARD Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 02 Short Debate-3rd Passed 111-000-001 May 03 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor COFFEY Placed Calendr,First Readng May 07 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Transportation Jun 06 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 058-001-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Oct 17 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Total veto stands. HB-0640 MCAULIFFE. (Ch. 19, par. 159) Amends the Chicago Regional Port District Act to empower the District to ac- cept contributions from individuals, corporations and other entities. Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1215 HB-0640 Cont. Mar 12 1985 First reading Mar 13 Apr 17 Placed Calndr,Second Reac Apr 24 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Readii May 24 - Tabled House Rule 37(G) Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Cities and Villages Recommended do pass 014-000-000 HB-0641 RICHMOND - REA AND PHELPS. Appropriates $2,300,000 to the Capital Development Board to renovate the Vet- eran's Center at the Anna Mental Health and Developmental Center. Effective July 1, 1985. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Specifies appropriation is from Capital Development Fund to CDB for Dept. of Veterans' Affairs renovation project. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Appropriations I May 09 Recommended do pass 026-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 065-046-000 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Appropriations I Jun 11 Primary Sponsor Changed To POSHARD Committee Appropriations I Jun 21 Recommnded do pass as amend 010-009-000 Jun 24 Jun 26 Jun 27 Jun 29 Jul 18 Sep 14 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 APPROP I Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 043-015-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/109-004-001 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0321 Effective date 09-14-85 Adopted 3HB-0642 OBLINGER - WOODYARD. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 14-114) Amends the State Employees Article of the Pension Code to compound the auto- matic annual increase beginning January 1, 1986. Effective immediately. PENSION IMPACT NOTE Increase in accrued liability ............................................ ........ $82,000,000 Increase in total annual costs ........................................................... 12,619,000 Increase in total costs as % of payroll ......................................... ............... 9% Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 02 Pension Note Filed Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION SFiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1216 2HB-0643 OBLINGER - WOODYARD. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 14-119 and 14-121) Amends the State Employees Article of the Pension Code to provide a one-time increase in widow and survivor annuities which were granted on or before January 1, 1977, equal to 0.5% for each year since the pension began, beginning January 1, 1986. Effective immediately. PENSION IMPACT NOTE Increase in accrued liability ................................................. $1,600,000 Increase in first'year payout ................................................................ 230,000 in accrued liability over 30 yrs. ....................................................... 135,000 Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 02 Pension Note Filed Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION SHB-0644 HOMER. (Ch. 120, par. 1004) Amends the Real Estate Transfer Tax Act to exempt from such tax deeds issued pursuant to a mortgage foreclosure by a court or by a sheriff or other officer desig- nated by the court and deeds issued by a mortgagor to a mortgagee in lieu of a mort- gage foreclosure. -STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of the Dept. of Commerce and Community Affairs, HB-644 creates a tax exemption mandate for which reimbursement of the revenue loss to units of local government is required. The estimated cost of reimbursement is ap- proximately $35,000 per year. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Revenue Apr 10 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Revenue May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0645 GIGLIO - WOJCIK - DELEO - CURRAN, PANAYOTOVICH, KRSKA AND SUTKER. (New Act; Ch. 38, par. 28-1; Ch. 85, rep. pars. 2301 through 2308) Creates the Casino Night and Raffle Act. Provides for the conducting of raffles and casino nights by certain non-profit organizations and the licensing thereof by counties and municipalities. Repeals present Raffle Act. Effective immediately. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Revenue May 03 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd GIGLIO Committee discharged 083-024-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE 'HB-0646 WHITE - TURNER. (Ch. 122, new par. 2-3.48) Amends The School Code to permit the State Board of Education to grant a school district a one year waiver from compliance with the physical education re- 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1217 HB-0643 HB-0646 Cont. quirements, if the district shows it has a serious problem which cannot be immedi- ately remedied, but which can be remedied within the next 3 years. Waivers can only be granted for the second and third years if progress is shown for each year to- ward resolving the problem. No district may be granted more than 3 consecutive one year waivers. Effective immediately. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0647 HICKS. (Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 11-601 and 11-604) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Increases the speed limit to 70 miles per hour (now 55) for first division vehicles and second division vehicles under 8,000 pounds traveling upon a highway with at least 4 lanes of traffic of which the roadways for traffic moving in opposite directions are separated by a median or strip of ground. Deletes speed restrictions established at federal compliance levels in order to raise the speed limit for buses traveling upon such 4 lane highways to 65 miles per hour, and to 60 miles per hour on all other highways. Authorizes local authorities to in- crease the speed limit to 70 miles per hour on appropriate highways. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Transportation May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0648 HICKS. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 6-204) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that speeding violations which are not more than 20 miles per hour over the limit are not required to be reported by a court to the Secretary of State. Mar 12 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 13 Assigned to Transportation May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0649 CURRAN - OBLINGER - STERN - FLOWERS, PANAYOTOVICH, CHRISTENSEN, SHAW, GIGLIO, LEVERENZ, LAURINO AND BER- RIOS. (Ch. 120, pars. 1152, 1157.2, 1159, 1169 and 1170; Ch. 127, par. 144a and new pars. 141.157, 142z-10, 144-26 and 144c) Amends the Illinois Lottery Law and An Act in relation to State finance. Creates the Local School District Fund in the State Treasury, the moneys therein to be used and appropriated exclusively to provide additional financial support to local school districts. Requires transfer to the Local School District Fund of 1/4 the net lottery proceeds (including interest and unclaimed prize money) in 1985, 1/2 in 1986, 3/4 in 1987 and 100% thereafter, and provides that if in any fiscal year after fiscal year 1985 the amount appropriated to the State Board of Education from the Common School Fund for general apportionment is less than the amount so appropriated in fiscal year 1985, the difference in the amounts so appropriated shall be transferred from the General Revenue Fund to the Local School District Fund. Effective immediately. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Revenue May 02 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1218 HB-0650 7 HB-0650 TATE - HOMER - LEVIN - CHURCHILL - MAYS. (New Act; Ch. 111, par. 5823; and Ch. 127, new par. 141.158) Creates the Illinois Real Estate Time-Share Act. Requires a public offering statement to be provided to each purchaser of a time-share arrangement at the time of purchase. Requires registration of time-share programs, agents and developers. Creates the Real Estate Time-Share Registration Fund, a special fund in the State Treasury. Provides for administration by the Department of Registration and Edu- cation. Effective July 1, 1985. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Specifies that deposits placed in escrow shall be held by institutions insured by an agency or instrumentality of the United States Government. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds provision to allow individuals currently selling time-share units a period of time not exceeding 6 months after the effective date of the Act in which to register. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Deletes provision authorizing private action for relief due to a violation of this Act and authorizing the award of attorney fees. Permits suspension of any certifi- cate by the Department of Registration and Education if a developer fails to re- spond to a request for information. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Defines business day, authorizes the Department to waive instrument require- ments if the instruments are in existence on the Act's effective date and substantial- ly comply with its requirements. Changes from 5 days to 3 business days the period when a contract is voidable or cancellable by the purchaser or developer. Requires the developer to notify the Department and empowers the Department to require the developer to notify a prospective purchaser of a time-share unit if the same may become subject to certain liens. Requires compliance by sales agents with the Real Estate License Act of 1983. Limits complaint venue to the circuit court where the enjoinable acts occur. Makes the developer's audited financial statement accompa- nying a registration application cover the most recent fiscal year. Adds provisions relative to when registrations of time-share projects shall be deemed approved if not denied by the Department with a list of the reasons for denial. Adds an immediate effective date. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Judiciary I May 02 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Amendment No.02 JUDICIARY I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 009-000-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 15 Second Reading Amendment No.03 TATE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 113-000-000 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor BARKHAUSEN Added As A Joint Sponsor VADALABENE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I Jun 11 Recommended do pass 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 BARKHAUSEN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading 7 Fiscal Note Act, Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1219 1220 HB-0650-Cont. Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/112-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Sep 22 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0821 Effective date 09-22-85 HB-0651 BARNES - DANIELS, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Appropriates $1,291,500 from the General Revenue Fund for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Office of the Commissioner of Savings and Loan for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Makes total reduction of $9,650 in line items for Operations. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Reduces personal services line item by $6,950. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Increases pension contribution line item by $1,280; decreases most other line items, producing a total net decrease of $72,845. GOVERNOR REDUCTIONS Reduces retirement by $4,109. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations I Apr 18 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.02 APPROP I Lost Amendment No.03 APPROP I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 027-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 107-004-000 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 Sen Sponsor DONAHUE First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Appropriations I Jun 21 Recommnded do pass as amend 019-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01. APPROP I Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 055-001-000 Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jul 05 3/5 vote required H Concurs in S Amend. 01/108-001-003 Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Jul 19 Governor reduction veto PUBLIC ACT 84-0069 Effective date 07-19-85 Placed Cal. Reduction Veto Oct 17 Reduction veto stands. PA 84-0069 HB-0652 BARNES - DANIELS, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. HB-0652 Cont. Appropriates $935,900 from the General Revenue Fund for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Prisoner Review Board for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Decreases appropriations for contractual services by $110,000. Increases appro- priations for equipment by $10,000. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Reduces the appropriations by $35,200. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1. GOVERNOR REDUCTIONS Reduces retirement by $2,000. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations II Mar 15 Re-assigned to Appropriations I Apr 11 Recommended do pass 026-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Amendment No.01 LEVERENZ Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/114-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 107-003-002 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 Sen Sponsor FAWELL First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Appropriations II Jun 21 Recommnded do pass as amend 019-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading , Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01 APPROP II Adopted Amendment No.02 WATSON Lost 028-029-000 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 056-000-000 Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jul 01 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/CARROLL, HALL, WELCH, SOMMER & BLOOM Jul 02 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MATIJEVICH, LEVERENZ, BOWMAN, HASTERT AND BARNES Jul 03 Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/053-000-000 House report submitted Jul 05 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/102-006-003 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Jul 19 Governor reduction veto, PUBLIC ACT 84-0076 Effective date 07-19-85 Placed Cal.' Reduction Veto 1221 HB-0652-Cont. Oct 17 Reduction veto stands. PA 84-0076 HB-0653 BARNES - DANIELS, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Appropriates $7,120,100 from the Traffic and Criminal Conviction Surcharge Fund for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Local Governmental Law En- forcement Officers Training Board for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Decreases total appropriation for OCE by $27,367. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Senate recedes July 5, 1985) Further decreases appropriation for OCE by $35,317. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 2. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Increases personal services and related line items of the Local Governmental Law Enforcement Officers Training Board for a net increase of $11,775. GOVERNOR REDUCTIONS Reduces retirement by $1,420. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations I Apr 11 Recommended do pass 026-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 111-002-000 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 Sen Sponsor DUDYCZ First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice 7C Committee Assignment of Bills Jun 04 Assigned to Appropriations I Jun 21 Recommnded do pass as amend 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.02 APPROP I Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000 Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02 Jul 01 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/CARROLL HALL, LECHOWICZ, SOMMER & BLOOM Jul 02 Hse Conference Comm Apptd IST/MATIJEVICH, LEVERENZ, BOWMAN, HASTERT & BARNES Jul 03 Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/051-000-000 House report submitted Jul 05 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/102-006-003 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses 1222 HB-0653 Cont. Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Jul 19 Governor reduction veto PUBLIC ACT 84-0077 Effective date 07-19-85 Placed Cal. Reduction Veto Oct 17 Reduction veto stands. PA 84-0077 HB-0654 BARNES - DANIELS, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Makes appropriations for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the State Em- ployees' Retirement System for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985 as follows: T otal ....................................................................................... . . . . $4,916,800 General Revenue Fund ................................................................. 2,786,800 State Pensions Fund ...................................................................... 2,130,000 SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Changes title to include the Teachers' Retirement System. Increases retirement line for State Employees' Retirement System by $500. Appropriates $13,758,900 to Teachers' Retirement System for supplementary payments, additional costs for minimum retirement allowances and State allocation. Appropriates $10,527,300 for repayment into the Teachers' Retirement System pursuant to SJR-33 of the 83rd General Assembly. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Senate recedes July 1, 1985) Changes title to include the State Board of Education. Appropriates $297,219,800 to State Board of Ed. for apportionment and payments to Teachers Retirement System and Chi. Teachers Retirement System. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 5. (Senate recedes July 1, 1985) Increases appropriation for apportionment and payments to Teachers Retire- ment System and Chi. Teachers Retirement by $13,327,784. GOVERNOR REDUCTIONS Reduces retirement by $500. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations I Apr 11 Recommended do pass 026-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 112-000-001 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 Sen Sponsor SOMMER First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Appropriations I Jun 21 Recommnded do pass as amend 019-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.02 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.03 DEMUZIO Lost Amendment No.04 DEMUZIO Lost Amendment No.05 DEMUZIO Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000 Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02,05 Jul 01 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/115-000-001 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 02,05 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 02,05 S Recedes from Amend. 02,05 3/5 vote required 052-001-000 Passed both Houses 1223 HB-0654-Cont. Jul 18 Jul 19 Oct 17 Sent to the Governor Governor reduction veto PUBLIC ACT 84-0078 Effective date 07-19-85 Placed Cal. Reduction Veto Reduction veto stands. PA 84-0078 HB-0655 BARNES - DANIELS, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Makes appropriations for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Teachers' Retirement System for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985 as follows: Total ....................... ................$24,286,200 General Revenue ......................................... $19,277,300 State Pensions ............................................................................... 5,008,900 SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes title and everything after the enacting clause. Replaces various amounts to Departments and agencies for specified projects and grants. Secretary of State Capital Development Board Dept. of Agriculture Dept. of Commerce and Community Affairs Dept. of Conservation Dept. of Energy and Natural Resources Environmental Protection Agency Dept. of Transportation Board of Governors Board of Regents University of Illinois Southern Illinois University IL Community College Board Metropolitan Fair and Exposition Authority Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations II Mar 21 Re-assigned to Appropriations I Apr 11 Recommended do pass 026-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 113-000-000 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 Sen Sponsor SOMMER Jun 04 Jun 21 Jun 24 Jun 26 Jun 27 Jul 03 Jul 08 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Appropriations I Recommended do pass 019-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Re-committed to Appropriations I Committee discharged Placed Calndr,Third Reading Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 PHILIP Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 038-003-007 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Tabled House Rule 79(E) Adopted 1224 HB-0656 HB-0656 BARNES - DANIELS, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Appropriates $1,213,200 from the General Revenue Fund for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Pollution Control Board for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Makes net deductions of $22,484 in ordinary and contingent expense line items of the General Office of the Pollution Control Board and $5795 in OCE line items of the Board's Scientific Federal Support Division. GOVERNOR REDUCTIONS Reduces retirement by a total of $2,946. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations I May 09 Recommended do pass 026-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 110-002-000 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 Sen Sponsor DONAHUE First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Appropriations I Jun 21 Recommnded do pass as amend 019-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun.24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000 Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jul 05 3/5 vote required H Concurs in S Amend. 01/108-001-003 Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Jul 19 Governor reduction veto PUBLIC ACT 84-0079 Effective date 07-19-85 Placed Cal. Reduction Veto Oct 17 Reduction veto stands. PA 84-0079 HB-0657 BARNES - DANIELS, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Appropriates $1,400,000 from the General Revenue Fund for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Illinois Educational Labor Relations Board for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Makes increases and decreases in operations line items for a net increase of $162,552. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Reduces the appropriations to II Educational Labor Relations Board in various line items by $130,352. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Further reduces approp. to I1 Educational Labor Relations Board in various line items by $435,604. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Increases the appropriations to II Educational Labor Relations Board in various line items by $26,900. 1225 HB-0657 Cont. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1, 2 and 3. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Increases the line item for travel from $63,100 to $81,900. GOVERNOR REDUCTIONS Reduces retirement by $3,460. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm o Mar 14 - Assigned to App Apr 18 Amendment No.01 APPROP I May 23 May 24 May 29 May 30 Jun 03 Jun 04 Jun.21 Jun 24 Jun 26 Jun 27 Jul 01 Jul 02 Jul 03 Jul 05 Jul 18 Jul 19 Oct 17 HB-0658 B) A] Amendment No.02 APPROP I Recommnded do 027-000-000 n Assignment ropriations I Adopted Withdrawn pass as amend Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 089-024-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor SCHAFFER First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Appropriations I Recommnded do pass as amend 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Read Second Reading Ing Held on 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 APPROP I Ad( Amendment No.02 APPROP I Ad< Amendment No.03 CARROLL Ad( Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02,03 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02,03 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02,03 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02,03 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/CARROLL HALL, LECHOWICZ, SOMMER & BLOOM Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MATIJEVICH, LEVERENZ, BOWMAN, HASTERT & BARNES Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/051-000-000 House report submitted 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/102-006-003 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor reduction veto PUBLIC ACT 84-0080 Effective date 07-19-85 Placed Cal. Reduction Veto Reduction veto stands. PA 84-0080 opted opted opted ARNES - DANIELS, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, HALLOCK ND FRIEDRICH,DP. Appropriates $1,001,900 from the General Revenue Fund for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Illinois Local Labor Relations Board for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985. 1226 HB-0658-Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Decreases line items for total decrease of $180,800. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Further decreases personal services and related lines by $64,700. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations I Apr 18 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Lost 011-011-000 Recommended do pass 018-003-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 087-025-000 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 Added As A Joint Sponsor BLOOM First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Waive Posting Notice 7C Committee Assignment of Bills Jun 04 Assigned to Appropriations I Jun 21 Recommnded do pass as amend 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.02 APPROP I Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 27 Re-committed to Appropriations I HB-0659 HASTERT - DANIELS - RYDER, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Appropriates $744,900 to the Human Rights Commission for its ordinary and contingent expenses for fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Transfers funds from Contractual Services line item to new Court Reporting Ser- vices line item. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes July 5, 1985) Reduces various line items by a total of $43,200. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Senate recedes July 5, 1985) Specifies that line item for court reporting services is for contractual services. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 1 and 2. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Increases retirement and decreases other OCE for a net decrease of $18,900. GOVERNOR REDUCTIONS Reduces retirement by $2,100. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations II May 09 Amendment No.01 APPROP II Adopted Amendment No.02 APPROP II Lost Recommnded do pass as amend 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading 1227 HB-0659-Cont. 1228 May 29 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 084-022-002 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 Sen Sponsor GEO-KARIS First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Appropriations I Jun 21 Recommnded do pass as amend 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.02 APPROP I Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 052-000-004 Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02 Jul 01 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/CARROLL HALL, JONES, SOMMER & BLOOM Jul 02 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MATIJEVICH, LEVERENZ, BOWMAN, HASTERT & BARNES Jul 03 Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/052-000-000 House report submitted Jul 05 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/107-003-002 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Jul 19 Governor reduction veto PUBLIC ACT 84-0081 Effective date 07-19-85 Placed Cal. Reduction Veto Oct 17 Reduction veto stands. PA 84-0081 HB-0660 HASTERT - DANIELS - RYDER, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Makes appropriations for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Depart- ment of Human Rights for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985 as follows: Totals ................................. ..................................... ........... ... $4,038,200 General Revenue Fund ............................................................ $2,967,700 Special Projects Division Fund ................................................... 1,070,500 HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Reduces travel line item for Div. of Charge Processing by $17,200. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Reduces personal services and related line items by a total of $65,900. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Senate recedes July 5, 1985) Further reduces personal services and related lines in Div. of Compliance by $29,900. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 2. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Decreases personal services and related line items in Div. of Compliance by a to- tal of $7,300. HB-0660-Cont. GOVERNOR REDUCTIONS Reduces retirement by a total of $10,400. Mar 13 1985 First reading Mar 14 May 09 Amendment No.01 Amendment No.02 May 23 May 24 May 29 May 30 Jun 03 Jun 04 Jun 11 Jun 21 Jun 24 Jun 26 Jun 27 Jul 01 Jul 02 Jul 03 Jul 05 Jul 18 Jul 19 Oct 17 Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Appropriations II APPROP II Adopted APPROP II Tabled 011-007-000 Recommnded do pass as amend 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 085-022-002 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor GEO-KARIS First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Appropriations I Added As A Joint Sponsor JONES Committee Appropriations I Recommnded do pass as amend 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.02 APPROP I Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 051-000-005 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/CARROLL HALL, JONES, SOMMER & BLOOM Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MATIJEVICH, LEVERENZ, BOWMAN, HASTERT & BARNES Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/052-000-000 House report submitted 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/107-003-002 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor reduction veto PUBLIC ACT 84-0068 Effective date 07-19-85 Placed Cal. Reduction Veto Reduction veto stands. PA 84-0068 HB-0661 HASTERT - DANIELS - WOJCIK, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DA- VIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK, FRIEDRICH,DP. Makes appropriations for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Medical Center Commission for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985 as follows: T otal ........................................................... ................................ $1,860,454 1229 HB-0661 Cont. General Revenue ................... ...................... 1,717,954 M edical Center Commission Income ................................................ 142,500 HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Makes decreases in various personal services line items, for a net decrease of $28,998. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes July 5, 1985) Makes net reduction of $358,622 in personal services, retirement and in reappor- priation for Chi. Technology Park. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes that reappropriation is for Chi. Technology Park; specifies instead it is for acquisition of land in the Medical Center Dist. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 2. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Adjusts personal services and retirement lines and reappropriation for Chicago Technology Park and appropriates additional $500,000 to the Medical Center Commission to buy property and demolish and make site improvements. GOVERNOR REDUCTIONS Reduces retirement by a total of $995. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations II May 09 Amendment No.01 APPROP II Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 095-015-001 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 Sen Sponsor MAHAR First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Appropriations I Jun 21 Recommnded do pass as amend 019-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.02 APPROP I Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 055-000-000 Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02 Jul 01 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/CARROLL HALL, LECHOWICZ, BLOOM & SOMMER Jul 02 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MATIJEVICH, LEVERENZ, BOWMAN, BARNES & HASTERT Jul 03 Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/050-000-000 House report submitted 1230 HB-0661 Cont. Jul 05 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/107-003-002 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Jul 19 Governor reduction veto PUBLIC ACT 84-0082 Effective date 07-19-85 Placed Cal. Reduction Veto Oct 17 Reduction veto stands. PA 84-0082 HB-0662 HASTERT - DANIELS - FREDERICK,VF, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Appropriates $3,970,600 from the General Revenue Fund to the Guardianship and Advocacy Commission for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Appropriates $30,000 to Protection and Advocacy, Inc. for protection and advo- cacy of persons with developmental disabilities pursuant to the Guardianship and Advocacy Act. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations II May 09 Amendment No.01 APPROP II Lost Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Amendment No.02 HASTERT Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/114-000-000 Third Reading - Lost 046-060-006 HB-0663 HASTERT - DANIELS - DEUCHLER, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Makes appropriations for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the State Emergency Services and Disaster Agency for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985 as follows: Total .............................................................. $14,946,300 General Revenue Fund ............ ............... $ 2,108,600 R oad Fund ............................................ ............................................. 20,000 Nuclear Civil Protection Planning Fund ........................................ . 115,700 Fed. Aid Disaster Fund ............................. ............................ 8,765,000 Fed. Hardware Assistance Fund ................................................. 1,725,000 Fed. Civil Preparedness Administrative Fund ............................... 1,792,600 M aintenance and Calibration Fund ............................................... 150,100 Nuclear Safety Emergency Preparedness Fund ............................... 269,300 SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Makes increases and decreases in OCE line items for a net increase of $64,300. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Makes appropriations and reappropriations totaling $11,375,000, for disaster au- dits, relief, grant assistance. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Increases OCE in Central Office Operations by $2,675. Appropriates $110,425 for OCE in State Planning for All Risk Crisis and $50,000 for Training and Educa- tion. Net increase of $163,100. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Reduces OCE of Maintenance & Calibration from Maintenance and Calibration Fund and appropriates same amount ($54,400) from GRF. 1231 HB-0,663-Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 5. Increases OCE in Central Office by $61,090. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 6. Reduces line item for matching funds for federal disaster assistance by $20,000. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-ams 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Increases equipment line items by a total of $4,300 in EMSDA operations. GOVERNOR LINE ITEM REDUCTIONS Makes total reductions in retirement of $4,430. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations II May 01 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 117-000-000 Committee Appropriations II May 09 Recommended do pass 019-000-00O Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading- Passed 108-002-000 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 Sen Sponsor SCHAFFER First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Appropriations I Recommnded do pass as amend 019-000-000 0 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.02 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.03 SCHAFFER Adopted Amendment No.04 SCHAFFER Adopted Amendment No.05 SCHAFFER Adopted Amendment No.06 CARROLL Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02,03,04,05,06 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02,03,04,05,06 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02,03,04,05,06 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02,03,04,05,06, S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/CARROLL HALL, LECHOWICZ, BLOOM & SOMMER Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MATIJEVICH, LEVERENZ, BOWMAN, BARNES & HASTERT Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted IST/052-000-000 House report submitted 3/5 vote required- House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/107-003-002 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor reduction veto PUBLIC ACT 84-0083 Effective date 07-19-85 Placed Cal. Reduction Veto Jun 04: Jun 21 Jun 24 Jun 26 Jun 27 Jul 01 Jul 02 Jul 03 Jul 05 Jul 18 Jul 19 1232 HB-0663-Cont. Oct 17 Reduction veto stands. PA 84-0083 HB-0664 HASTERT - DANIELS, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK, FRIEDRICH,DP AND WOJCIK. Makes appropriations for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Depart- ment of Children and Family Services for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985, as follows: Total ......... .............................. ........................................... $251,185,000 General Revenue ..................................................................... $218,318,000 Child W elfare Services .......................................................... .. 8,586,100 CFS Federal Projects ...... .................... ............ ...................... 2,321,200 CFS Local Effort Day Care Program ..................................... 15,944,500 CFS Juvenile Justice Trust ............................................................. 5,515,200 Child Abuse Prevention ................................................................... 500,000 HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Increases line item for Consolidated Day Care by $10,000,000. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. (Tabled May 29, 1985) Decreases personal services line items for a net decrease of $144,600. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 6. Makes total increase in OCE line items of $3,041,772. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes line item of $250,000 for review of materials to educate parents about child abuse and decreases OCE line items for a net reduction of $1,974,900. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Makes net reduction of $390,218 as follows: increases line item for costs related to Child Abuse Act; decreases lines for training of child care service providers and for grants to State agencies for juvenile justice programs; appropriates funds for therapeutic family day care home project and for planning for delinquency services project. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. (Senate recedes July 5, 1985) Appropriates $1,300,000 to DCFS for grants to Parents - Too -Soon Programs. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 4. (Senate recedes July 5, 1985) Appropriates $500,000 for foster independent living skills for delinquent and troubled youth. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 5. (Senate recedes July 5, 1985) Appropriates $500,000 to DCFS for a model demonstration project for evalua- tion of persons committing sexual offenses against children pursuant to the Sexual Abusers of Children Treatment Act, enacted by the 84th G.A. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-ams 1 and 2. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-ams 3, 4, 5. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Makes numerous changes in appropriation for ordinary and contingent expenses of DCFS. Appropriates a total of $1,500,000 for Parents Too Soon Programs and for demonstration project for evaluation and treatment of persons who commit sex- ual offenses against children. GOVERNOR LINE ITEM VETOES AND REDUCTIONS Vetoes line items of $1,000,000 for Parents Too Soon Program and of $500,000 for model demonstration program for the evaluation and treatment pf person who commit sexual offenses against children. Additionally, reduces retirement line items by a total of $248,800. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations II May 09 Amendment No.01 APPROP II Adopted Amendment No.02 APPROP II Withdrawn Amendment No.03 APPROP II Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng 1233 HB-0664-Cont. 1234 May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Mtn Prevail-Table Amend No 03/064-047-001 Amendment No.04 ROPP Withdrawn Amendment No.05 ROPP Lost 023-077-002 Amendment No.06 BOWMAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/114-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 098-010-000 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 Sen Sponsor BLOOM First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Appropriations II Jun 21 Recommnded do pass as amend 019-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01 APPROP II Adopted Amendment No.02 APPROP II Adopted Amendment N0.03 APPROP II Adopted Amendment No.04 APPROP II Adopted Amendment No.05 KEATS & ROCK Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 056-000-001 Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02,03,04,05 Jul 01 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02,03,04,05 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02,03,04,05, S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02,03,04,05 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/BLOOM SOMMER, CARROLL, HALL, WELCH, Jul 02 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MATIJEVICH, LEVERENZ, BOWMAN, HASTERT & BARNES Jul 03 Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/052-000-001 House report submitted Jul 05 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/107-003-002 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Jul 19 Governor item reduction PUBLIC ACT 84-0073 Effective date 07-19-85 Placed Cal. Item/Red. Veto Oct 03 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto BOWMAN PG 19 & LN 8-12 Placed Cal. Item/Red. Veto Oct 17 Motion withdrawn OVERRIDE ITEM VETO Item/reduction veto stands. PA 84-0073 HB-0665 BARNES - DANIELS, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Appropriates $8,671,200 from the General Revenue Fund for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Military and Naval Department for the fiscal year be- ginning July 1, 1985. HB-0665-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds appropriation of $30,000 to Military and Naval Dept. for expenses related to care and preservation of historic artifacts. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Decreases the OCE amounts by $139,200. GOVERNOR REDUCTIONS Reduces retirement by a total of $22,100. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations I Apr 24 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K Committee Appropriations I Apr 25 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.02 APPROP I Lost 012-012-002 Recommnded do pass as amend 025-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 105-004-002 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 Sen Sponsor MAHAR First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Appropriations I Jun 21 Recommnded do pass as amend 019-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 056-000-000 Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jul 05 3/5 vote required H Concurs in S Amend. 01/108-001-003 Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Jul 19 Governor reduction veto PUBLIC ACT 84-0070 Effective date 07-19-85 Placed Cal. Reduction Veto Oct 17 Reduction veto stands. PA 84-0070 HB-0666 BARNES - DANIELS, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Makes appropriations for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Illinois Commerce Commission for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985 as follows: Total .............................. ................. .......................... $14,847,500 Motor Vehicle Fund ............... .................... $ 5,618,100 Public U tility Fund ...................................................................... 9,229,400 HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Reduces the equipment line item to ICC-Transportation by a total of $31,875. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Increases various line items for a total net increase of $31,800 and decreases vari- ous other line items for a net decrease of $357,525. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1. 1235 HB-0666-Cont. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Increases appropriations to the IL Commerce Commission for electronic data processing, personal services and retirement for a total increase of $107,600. GOVERNOR REDUCTIONS Reduces retirement by a total of $42,800. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations I May 02 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 098-007-002 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 Sen Sponsor SOMMER First reading Rfrd to C Assigned 'omm on Assignment to Appropriations I SRecommnded do pass as amend 019-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 APPROPI Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading- Passed-054-001-002 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm IST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/SOMMER BLOOM, CARROLL, HALL & LECHOWICZ Hse Conference Comm Apptd IST/MATIJEVICH, LEVERENZ, BOWMAN, HASTERT & BARNES Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted IST/052-001-000 House report submitted 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/102-006-003 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor reduction veto PUBLIC ACT 84-0084 Effective date 07-19-85 Placed Cal. Reduction Veto Oct 17 Reduction veto stands. PA 84-0084 HB-0667 BARNES - DANIELS, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Appropriates $1,087,400 from the Dram Shop Fund for the ordinary and contin- gent expenses of the Liquor Control Commission for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985. Jun 04 Jun 21 Jun 24 Jun 26 Jun 27 Jul 01 Jul 02 Jul 03 Jul 05 Jul 18 Jul 19 1236 HB-0667--,Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Decreases personal services and increases retirement for a net increase of $2,300. "GOVERNOR REDUCTIONS Reduces retirement by a total of $3,900.. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations I Apr 18 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Tabled Recommended do pass 021-000-000 :': Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 107-005-001 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 Sen Sponsor MAHAR First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Jun 21 Jun 24 Jun 26 Jun 27 Jul 05 Jul 18 Jul 19 Oct 17 Assigned to Appropriations I Recommnded do pass as amend 019-000-000 Adopted Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 APPROP I Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading- Passed 055-001-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 3/5 vote required H Concurs in S Amend. 01/108-001-003 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor reduction veto PUBLIC ACT 84-0071 Effective date 07-19-85 Placed Cal. Reduction Veto Reduction veto stands. PA 84-0071 HB-0668 BARNES - DANIELS, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Appropriates $1,654,399,000 for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the De- partment of Revenue for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985, as follows: General Revenue Fund ........................................... ......... $509,304,000 Motor Fuel Tax Fund ........................................... . ... 25,816,100 Local Government Distributive Fund ............................................ 260,000,000 State Lottery Fund ..........:.;............ .................. 361,338,900 Personal Property Tax Replacement Fund .................... 497,600,000 Senior Citizens Real Estate Deferred Tax Revolving Fund ................... ...... ........................ 340,000 HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Decreases line item for the administration of the Senior Citizens and Disabled Persons Property Tax Relief and Pharmaceutical Assistance Act by $300,000. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO.,2. Decreases auto equipment line item by $63,000. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO.3. Decreases various personal services line items for a net decrease of $57,900. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Adds appropriation of $550,000 (GRF) for start-up expenses associated with the Pharmaceutical Assistance Program for the Aged and Disabled. 1237 HB-0668-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 5. Adds appropriation of $350,000 (GRF) for administering the IL Tax Delinquen- cy Amnesty Act. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 6. Appropriates $431,409 for OCE for Office of Appraisals. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 7. Decreases OCE, Div. of State Lottery Operations by $570,500. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 8. Decreases OCE, Divisions of Property Tax Administration and EDP by $818, 600. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Increases and decreases various line items for a net decreases of $1,028,809. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Increases and decreases various line items for a net decrease of $674,200. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Increases the line items for income tax refunds by $30,000,000 and for refunds for combined apportionment of unitary business for income tax purposes by $55,000,000 for total increase of $85,000,000. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Transfers funds among various line items for a net change of zero. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1, 2, 3, and 4. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Increases personal services and related line items for State Lottery by $238,300. GOVERNOR'S LINE ITEM REDUCTION Reduces retirement lines by a total of $298,200. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations I May 09 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.02 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.03 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.04 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.05 APPROP I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 022-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Amendment No.06 WOLF Adopted Amendment No.07 LEVERENZ Adopted Amendment No.08 LEVERENZ Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/114-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 077-030-004 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 Sen Sponsor SOMMER First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Appropriations I Jun 21 Recommnded do pass as amend 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.02 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.03 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.04 CARROLL Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 1238 HB-0668-Cont. Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02,03,04 Jul 01 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02,03,04 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02,03,04 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02,03,04 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/SOMMER BLOOM, CARROLL, HALL, LECHOWICZ, Jul 02 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MATIJEVICH, LEVERENZ, BOWMAN, BARNES & HASTERT Jul 03 Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/053-000-000 House report submitted Jul 05 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/102-006-003 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 15 Sent to the Governor Jul 15 Governor reduction veto PUBLIC ACT 84-0016 Effective date 07-15-85 Placed Cal. Reduction Veto Oct 17 Reduction veto stands. PA 84-0016 HB-0669 BARNES - DANIELS, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Appropriates $1,414,401 from the General Revenue Fund for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the State Labor Relations Board for the fiscal year begin- ning July 1, 1985. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Tabled May 29, 1985) Decreases line items for Equipment and Operation of Auto Equipment by a total of $26,250. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Decreases OCE appropriation by $97,000. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Appropriates $821,100 for OCE of IL Local Labor Relations Board. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Reduces personal services and related line items of IL Local Labor Relations Board by a total of $68,300. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1, 2 and 3. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Increases personal services and related line items in Operations of IL Local La- bor Relations Board by $57,800. GOVERNOR REDUCTIONS Reduces retirement by a total of $5,500. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations I Apr 18 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Lost 010-013-000 Amendment No.02 APPROP I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 018-002-004 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 02 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/114-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 089-023-000 1239 HB-0669 -Coht. 1240 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng . . Jun 03 Sen Sponsor BLOOM . First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment- Waive Posting Notice 7C Committee Assignment of Bills Jun 04 Assigned to Appropriations I Jun 21 Recoinmnded do pass as amend 019-000-000 Placed Calndi,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.02 CARROLL Adopted Amendment No.03 CARROLL Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading- Passed 057-000-000 Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02,03 Jul 01 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02,03 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02,03 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02,03 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/BLOOM SOMMER, CARROLL, HALL, LECHOWICZ, Ju102 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MATIJEVICH, LEVERENZ, BOWMAN, HASTERT & BARNES Jul 03 Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required SSenate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/051-000-001 House report submitted Jul 05 .3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted IST/102-006-003 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Jul 19 Governor reduction veto PUBLIC ACT 84-0085 1Effective date 07-19-85 Placed Cal. Reduction Veto Oct 17 Reduction veto stands. PA 84-0085 HB-0670 BARNES - DANIELS, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Makes appropriations for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Illinois Racing Board for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985 as follows: Total ......................... ..... . .............. ......... ..... $8,157,000 Agricultural Premium Fund ............. .....:................... .... $4,157,000 Illinois Racetrack Improvement Fund .......................................... 4,000,000 HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1 Decreases line item for personal services in General Office by $1400; decreases appropriation for improvement of racetrack facilities by $1,012,600. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Increases personal services line items in General Office by $49,600 and commodi- ties line item in Regulation of Racing Program by $57,500.' HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. : . Reduces personal services in Regulation of Racing Program by $12,400; deletes line item of $3,000 for operation of auto equipment in Intertrack Wagering.' - SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. :* .::::" : ; Decreases and increases various line items for a net reductionr of $377,500.: o CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1 : - Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1. HB-0670-Cont. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Changes line item for equipment from $20,200 to $320,400. GOVERNOR REDUCTIONS Reduces retirement by a total of $12,900. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Mar 14 Assigned to Appro May 09 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Amendment No.02 Amendment No.03 Assignment ipriations I Adopted APPROP I Adopted APPROP I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 022-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading Amendment No.04 DEJAEGHER Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 102-009-001 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor MAHAR First reading Rfrd to Comm c Withdrawn on Assignment May 23 May 24 May 29 May 30 Jun 03 Jun 04 Jun 21 Jun 24 Jun 26 Jun 27 Jul 01 Jul 02 Jul 03 Jul 05 Jul 18 Jul 19 Oct 17 HB-0671 BARNES - DANIELS, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Appropriates $866,300 from the General Revenue Fund for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Property Tax Appeal Board forthe fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985. Assigned to Appropriations I Recommnded do pass as amend 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 056-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/CARROLL HALL, LECHOWICZ, BLOOM & SOMMER Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MATIJEVICH, LEVERENZ, BOWMAN, BARNES & HASTERT Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/052-000-000 House report submitted 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/102-006-003 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor reduction veto PUBLIC ACT 84-0086 Effective date 07-19-85 Placed Cal. Reduction Veto Reduction veto stands. PA 84-0086 12411 HB-0671-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Reduces personal services line items by a total of $21,500. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Decreases OCE appropriation by $53,000. GOVERNOR REDUCTIONS Reduces retirement by a total of $2,400. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations I Apr 25 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 023-000-000 May 23 May 24 May 29 May 30 Jun 03 Jun 04 Jun 21 Jun 24 Jun 26 Jun 27 Jul 05 Jul 18 Jul 19 Oct 17 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 099-008-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor SOMMER First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Appropriations I Recommnded do pass as amend 019-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Amndmdment No.01 APPROP I Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 055-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 3/5 vote required H Concurs in S Amend. 01/108-001-003 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor reduction veto PUBLIC ACT 84-0087 Effective date 07-19-85 Placed Cal. Reduction Veto Reduction veto stands. PA 84-0087 Adopted HB-0672 HASTERT - DANIELS - FREDERICK,VF, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Appropriates $179,053,194.93 for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Dept. of Public Health, Gov. Council on Health and Physical Fitness, and the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois, Division of Services for Crippled Children for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985, as follows: General Revenue .......................... ........................... $ 56,751.300.00 Maternal and Child Health Services ............................................. ................. ........................ 259,800.00 Public Health Services ............................................................. . 16,320,600.00 USDA Woman and Infant Care ................................................ 65,688,400.00 Public Health Federal Projects .................................................. 180,000.00 Maternal and Child Health Services Block Grant .................................... ............ 34,848,166.89 Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant ............................ ........ ........... 4,351,927.04 Public Health Special State Projects ................ ............................ .......... 135,000.00 Hearing Aid Dispenser Examining and Certification ...................... ............... ................................ 50,000.00 M etabolic Screening Fund .................. ....................................... 468,000.00 1242 HB-0672-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Appropriates $492,273 for IL Cancer Council. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Appropriates $7,500,000 for grants for the administrative costs associated with USDA Women, Infants and Children Nutrition Program. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Increases for expenses associated with Alzheimer's Disease by $900,000. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Decreases line item for Medical Preparations and food supplies for free distribu- tion in Office of Health Services by $528,000. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 5. Increases FY86 appropriation for Gov. Council on Health and Physical Fitness by $6,800. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 7. Increases contractual for Management & Administrative Support Division by $50,000. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 8. Appropriates $8,000,000 for grants to local governments for animal, insect and weed abatement. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 13. Increases appropriation for IL Cancer Council by $492,272. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 15. Increases OCE line items in Divisions of Management and Administrative Sup- port, Laboratories, Office of Health Services, and Office of Health Regulation and adds line item for computer equipment for local health departments for a net in- crease of $2,198,600. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 16. Increases line item for equipment in Div. of Laboratories by $200,000. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 17. Specifies line item appropriated for expenses associated with initiatives to reduce infant mortality refers to mortality under the Infant Mortality Reduction Act. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 18. Increases line item for assistance grants to rape victims and rape prevention ac- tivities by $30,000. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Increases net line items and decreases other personal service line items; enumer- ates laboritories and decreases personal line items; deletes approp. grants to local gov'ts. for Animal and Insect and Weed Abatement; decreases approp. to Dept. of Pub. Health for expenses of Alzheimer's Assis. Act; decreases grants for food sup- plies under USDA nutrition program: Total decrease of $12,455,975. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Appropriates $61,350 to the Dept. of Public Health for costs associated with the Structural Pest Control Act. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Appropriates $200,000 to the Dept. of Public Health for the Office of Health Planning. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Appropriates $275,000 to the Dept. of Public Health for grants to the East Side Health District in St. Clair Co. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 5. Increases Dept. Public Health personal services line items in Management & Ad- ministrative Support; decreases pers. ser. for Div. of EDP increases grants for ma- ternal child health programs, for a total increase of $481,977.72. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 6. Approriates $720,000 for basic health service. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 7. Decreases appropriations for grants for administrative costs and for food supplies for free distribution under USDA Women, Infants and Children Nutrition Pro- gram for a total decrease of $3,706,125. 1243 HB-0672-Cont. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Increases personal services and related line items; decreases line item for commu- nicable disease and food sanitation programs; inserts appropriations for grants for Local Gov't. Animal and Insect and Weed Abatement and for Family Support Cen- ter, Aurora. GOVERNOR ITEM VETOES AND REDUCTIONS Makes line item vetoes in total amount of $4,598,013.87 for various grants in- volving communicable disease and food sanitation programs, animal and insect and weed abatement, East Side Health Dist. building renovations, supplemental food program for women, infants and children, U of I Div. of Services for Crippled Chil- dren, and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome programs. Reduces retirement line items by a total of $132,200. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations II May 09 Amendment No.01 APPROP II Adopted Amendment No.02 APPRO 010-003 Amendment No.03 APPRO 010-003 Amendment No.04 APPRO Amendment No.05 APPRO Amendment No.06 APPRO 005-010 Amendment No.07 APPRO Amendment No.08 APPRO Recomn 021-0 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading Amendment No.09 DEJAE( Amendment No.10 BOWM Amendment No. 11 ROPP Amendment No.12 ROPP Amendment No.13 DEJAE( )P II Adopted -001 )P II Adopted -001 P II Adopted P II Adopted PP II Lost -000 P II Adopted P II Adopted nnded do pass as amend 00-000 GHER AN GHER 071-038-001 Amendment No.14 BOWMAN Amendment No.15 BOWMAN Amendment No.16 ROPP Amendment No.17 BOWMAN Amendment No.18 DEUCHLER Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend. Rule 37(C)/114-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 074-034-002 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor BLOOM First reading Rfrd to Comm on Ass Withdrawn Withdrawn Withdrawn Withdrawn Adopted Withdrawn Adopted Adopted Adopted Adopted ignment Assigned to Appropriations II Recommnded do pass as amend 019-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 APPROP II Amendment No.02 APPROP II Amendment No.03 APPROP II Amendment No.04 APPROP II Amendment No.05 APPROP II Amendment No.06 BLOOM Amendment No.07 CARROLL Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 056-000-000 Adopted Adopted Adopted Adopted Adopted Adopted Adopted May 23 May 24 May 29 May 30 Jun 03 Jun 04 Jun 21 Jun 24 Jun 26 1244 HB-0672-Co"t. Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02,03,04,05, Speaker's Table, Concurence 06,07 Jul 01 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02,03,04,05, H Noncncrs in S Amend. 06,07 . Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02,03,04,05, Secretary's Desk Non-concur 06,07 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02,03,04,05, S Refuses to Recede Amend 06,07 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/BLOOM SOMMER, CARROLL, HALL, WELCH, Jul02 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MATIJEVICH, LEVERENZ, BOWMAN, HASTERT & BARNES Jul 03 Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/053-000-000 House report submitted Jul 05 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/107-003-002 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Jul 23 Governor item reduction PUBLIC ACT 84-0097 Effective date 07-23-85 Placed Cal. Item/Red. Veto Oct 03 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 01/MATIJEVICH PG 12 & LN 24-26 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 02/BOWMAN PG 17 & LN 15-24 Mtn filed ovrrde item veto 03/BOWMAN PG 17 & LN 25-28 Placed Cal. Item/Red. Veto Oct 17 3/5 vote required Override item veto Hse-lost 01/068-045-000 Motion withdrawn OVERRIDE ITEM VETO MOTION 2 - BOWMAN Motion withdrawn OVERRIDE ITEM VETO MOTION 3 - BOWMAN Item/reduction veto stands. PA 84-0097 HB-0673 BARNES - DANIELS, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Makes appropriations for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Depart- ment of Employment Security for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985 as follows: T otal .......................................... ............................ ......... $182,052,600 General Revenue ................... ................... $ 34,890,00 Unemployment Compensation Special Administrative ....................... ........................... 17,598,400 Title III Social Security and Employment Service ................................................................... 128,322,000 R oad .......................... ........................................................ .......... . 820,000 Income Funds ..................................... ...................... ...... 422,200 HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Increases appropriation to the Bureau of Employment Security for personal ser- vices, for financial and management services and for operations by $1,519,200 from the Title III Social Security and Employment Service Fund. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO, 3. Increases personal services line items in Operations Div. and increases line items for payment of interest on advances made to Unemployment Trust Fund for a total increase of $12,000,000. 1245 HB-0673 Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Decreases certain OCE line items related to office space at 910 South Michigan Ave. in Chicago by $12,000,000 and appropriates that amount to Dept. for deposit into Title III SS and Employment Service Fund. No dollar change. GOVERNOR REDUCTIONS Reduces retirement by a total of $164,900. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations I May 02 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 027-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 29 Amendment No.02 BULLOCK Withdrawn Amendment No.03 BULLOCK Adopted 061-047-000 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/114-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 071-037-001 May 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 Sen Sponsor SCHAFFER First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Appropriations I Jun 21 Recommnded do pass as amend 019-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Tabled 01 Amendment No.02 CARROLL Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 055-000-002 Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 02 Jul 05 3/5 vote required H Concurs in S Amend. 02/108-001-003 Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Jul 19 Governor reduction veto PUBLIC ACT 84-0088 Effective date 07-19-85 Placed Cal. Reduction Veto Oct 17 Reduction veto stands. PA 84-0088 HB-0674 BARNES - DANIELS, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Makes appropriations for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Depart- ment of Energy and Natural Resources for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985 as follows: T otals ........................................................... ................. .......... $76,127,300 G eneral Revenue ....................................................................... $19,021,100 Public Utility ...................................... ........................ 3,673,700 Capital Development ...................... ............. ....... 13,500,000 Institute of Natural Resources Federal Projects Grant ........................................ 1,991,400 Hazardous W aste Research ........................................................... 300,000 Federal Energy ......................................................................... . 2,405,000 Petroleum Violation ..................................................................... 1,529,100 Natural Resources Information ......................... ........................ . 104,700 1246 HB-0674 Cont. Coal Technology Development Assistance ..................................... 5,000,000 Coal Developm ent ....................................................................... 28,602,300 STATE DEBT IMPACT NOTE Total debt im pact ....................................... ....................... $ 91.3 M Financing costs of appropriations ................................................. $ 10.9 M Financing costs of reappropriations ................................................. 80.4 M HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Separates line item for Agricultural Delivery Information System by creating separate line item for EDP. No dollar change. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Tabled May 30, 1985) Deletes $300,000 line item for Archeological Planning Research. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Reduces travel line items by a total of $10,700. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Reduces personal services and operations line items by a total of $206,200. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 5. Reduces operations line items by a total of $54,100. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 6. Adds $5,500 for refunds connected with sale of Maps and Publications. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 7. Reappropriates a total of $152,000 for projects at State Water Survey in Peoria and Dickson Mounds Museum. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 8. Deletes line item of $145,300 for Information Services. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 9. Increases line item for contribution of funds to public museums by $1.5 million. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 11. Appropriates $1.6 million for Des Plaines River Wetlands Demonstration Project. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 12. Adds back and restores funds in personal services line items, including restora- tion of amount for information services for a total increase of $162,700. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 14. Restores personal services funding in total amount of $93,600. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Makes a net decrease of $4.6 million in OCE line items and in various research programs - Agricultural Information Delivery System, testimony concerning petro- leum violations, archeological planning and research, research programs funded thru the Public Utility Fund, and Des Plaines River Wetlands Demonstration Project. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Changes the title to include the Dept. of Conservation. Makes appropriations and reappropriations to the Dept. of Conservation for its OCE. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Makes total decrease in OCE of Dept. of Conservation appropriation of $4,973,100, including deletion of $2,000,000 for a youth and young adult employ- ment program for conservation and resource management related work on public lands. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Makes total reduction of $6,408,900 in Dept. of Conservation reappropriations for various programs and projects, including deletion of lines for Historic Agency Transfer, Hofman Tower Memorial, and historic preservation programs. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 5. Increases line item in Dept. of Conservation, Div. of Forest Resources for IL Non-Game Wildlife Protection Act by $120,000 and makes reappropriation of $1,385,858 for purchase of equipment for Dept. of Conservation properties. 1247 HB-0674 Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 6. Appropriates $500,000 to Dept. of Conservation for a State Fish & Wildlife Area in Grundy County. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 7. (Senate recedes July 5, 1985) Appropriates $250,000 to Dept. of Conservation for improvements at William W. Powers State Park, Chicago. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 8. (Senate recedes July 5, 1985) Appropriates $100,000 to Dept. of Conservation for feasibility study for con- struction of Banner Lake in Fulton and Peoria Counties. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 9. Appropriates $500,000 to Dept. of Energy and Natural Resources for siting for Superconducting Super Collider Project. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 10. (Senate recedes July 5, 1985) Approp. $500,000 to DENR for Chi. Art Gallery purchase of art. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 11. Appropriates $50,000 to DENR for waterproofing Dickson Mounds Museum. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 12. Increases funding for DENR, Div. of Energy administration of Energy Conser- vation Plan, Energy Extension Service Plan and Institutional Conservation Pro- gram by $172,700; and increases appropriation to DENR for IL Solar Bank Grant Program. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 13. Appropriates $500,000 to DENR for siting Superconducting Super Collider at Fermi Lab in Batavia. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 14. (Senate recedes July 5, 1985) Appropriates $500,000 to Dept. of Conservation for feasibility study for 2 LaM- oine Lakes in Hancock and McDonough Counties. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 15. (Senate recedes July 5, 1985) Increases new appropriation to Dept. of Conservation for forestry management practices grants to timber growers by $150,000. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 16. (Senate recedes July 5, 1985) Appropriates $30,000 to Dept. of Conservation for Community Fire Protection Grant Program administration and $170,000 for grants to communities to organize, train and equip local fire depts. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 17. Appropriates $500,000 and reappropriates $250,000 to Dept. of Conservation for land acquisition at Wolf Road Prairie Natural Area. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 18. Appropriates $90,000 to Dept. of Conservation for a study at Cache River Basin. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 19. (Senate recedes July 5, 1985) Appropriates $40,000 to DENR for Chi. Public Library Cultural Center provi- sion of handicapped access to Express-Ways Children Museum. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 20. Makes net increase of $226,600 in personal services line items of DENR Div. of Geological Survey, Natural History Survey, State Water Survey, and Museums and in line item for Chemical Substance Research and Assistance Program. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 21. Restores $152,000 to DENR for archeological planning research. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 22. (Senate recedes July 5, 1985) Restores $600,000 to DENR for Des Plaines River Wetlands Demonstration Project. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 23. (Senate recedes July 5, 1985) Restores $2,000,000 to Dept. of Conservation for a youth and young adult em- ployment program for conservation and resources management related work on public lands. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-ams. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 11, 12, 13, 17, 18, 20, 21, 21 1248 HB-0674-Cont. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-ams. 7, 8, 10, 14, 15, 16, 19, 22, 23 Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Makes numerous changes in appropriation for OCE of Dept. of Energy and Nat- ural Resources. Adds various appropriations to DENR and to Dept. of Conserva- tion for specified projects, totaling $6,529,900. GOVERNOR ITEM VETOES AND REDUCTIONS Vetoes a total of $660,000: Chicago Public Library handicapped access project, State Fish and Wildlife Area land acquisition in Grundy County, and rehabilitation projects at Hero Street Memorial Park. Reduces retirement line items by $661,341. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations I Apr 23 State Debt Note Filed Committee Appropriations I Apr 25 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.02 APPROP I Adopted 09-000-007 Amendment No.03 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.04 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.05 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.06 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.07 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.08 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No,09 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.10 APPROP I Withdrawn Amendment No.11 APPROP I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 022-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 30 Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 02 Amendment No.12 LEVERENZ Adopted Amendment No.13 LEVERENZ Withdrawn Amendment No.14 SATTERTHWAITE Adopted 057-052-000 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/113-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 098-005-000 Jun 03 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor WEAVER,S First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Appropriations II Jun 21 Recommnded do pass as amend 019-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01 APPROP II Adopted Amendment No.02 APPROP II Adopted Amendment No.03 APPROP II Adopted Amendment No.04 APPROP II Adopted Amendment No.05 APPROP II Adopted Amendment No.06 JOYCE,JEROME Adopted Amendment No.07 DAWSON Adopted Amendment No.08 LUFT Adopted Amendment No.09 WEAVER,S Adopted Amendment No.10 WEAVER,S Adopted Amendment No.11 BLOOM Adopted Amendment No.12 WEAVER,S Adopted Amendment No.13 WEAVER,S Adopted 1249 HB-0674 Cont. Jun 26-Cont Jun 27 Jul 01 Jul 02 Jul 03' Jul 05 Jul 18 Jul 23 Oct 17 1250 Amendment No.14 DONAHUE A< Amendment No.15 DAVIDSON Ac Amendment No.16 WATSON Ac Amendment No.17 TOPINKA Ac Amendment No.18 POSHARD Ac Amendment No.19 MAROVITZ & CARROLL Adopted Amendment No.20 WEAVER,S Ad Amendment No.21 DAVIDSON Ad Amendment No.22 GEO-KARIS & SCHAFFER Adopted Amendment No.23 CARROLL Ad Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02,03,04,05,06, Speaker's Table, Concurence 07,08,09,10,11,12, Speaker's Table, Concurence 13,14,15,16,17,18, Speaker's Table, Concurence 19,20,21,22,23 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02,03,04,05,06, H Noncncrs in S Amend. 07,08,09,10,11,12, H Noncncrs in S Amend. 13,14,15,16,17,18, H Noncncrs in S Amend. 19,20,21,22,23 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02,03,04,05,06, Secretary's Desk Non-concur 07,08,09,10,11,12, Secretary's Desk Non-concur 13,14,15,16,17,18, Secretary's Desk Non-concur 19,20,21,22,23 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02,03,04,05,06, S Refuses to Recede Amend 07,08,09,10,11,12, S Refuses to Recede Amend 13,14,15,16,17,18, S Refuses to Recede Amend 19,20,21,22,23 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/CARROLL HALL, WELCH, BLOOM & SOMMER Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MATIJEVICH, LEVERENZ, BOWMAN, HASTERT & BARNES Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopt House report submitted dopted dopted dopted dopted lopted lopted lopted topted 3/5 vote required ed 1ST/053-000-000 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted IST/102-006-003 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor item reduction PUBLIC ACT 84-0098 Effective date 07-23-85 Placed Cal. Item/Red. Veto Mtn filed ovrrde item veto DEJAEGHER PG 31 & LN 1-5 Placed Cal. Item/Red. Veto Item/reduction veto stands. PA 84-0098 HB-0675 BARNES - DANIELS, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Appropriates $112,978,000 for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the De- partment of Conservation for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985: ($ in thousands) General Revenue Fund .... ..................................................... ........ $44,739.4 State Boating Act Fund ...................................................................... 14,856.2 State Parks Fund .................................... ................. ................ ..... 2,000.0 W ildlife & Fish Fund ........................... .... ............ .... 14,867.6 1251 HB-0675-Cont. Salmon Fund .............................................................................. ........ ....... 430.0 Capital Development Fund ............................................................... 500.0 Forest Reserve Fund ......................... .. ........ ........................ 250.0 Land & Water Recreation Fund ........................ ........................... 12,736.8 IL Historic Sites Fund ........................................ ................. 1,374.2 Fed. Title IV Fire Protection Assistance Fund ......................................... 341.0 Snowmobile Trail Establishment Fund ..................................................... 218.1 Conservation Federal Projects Fund ......................................................... 112.7 IL Forestry Development Fund ....... ............... ............................ 303.2 IL Non-Game W ildlife Conservation Fund .............................................. 270.0 State Migratory Waterfowl Stamp Fund ................................................ 178.8 W ildlife Conservation Fund ....... ............................................................ 50.0 Park and Conservation Fund ............................. ................................. 19,750.0 STATE DEBT IMPACT NOTE Financing costs of reappropriations ....................................... ......... $ 1.1 M HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Appropriates $500,000 for land acquisition costs at Wolf Road Prairie Natural Area. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Appropriates $200,000 for Hero Street Memorial Park. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Appropriates $500,000 for youth employment programs for work on public bou- levards and public park lands. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Appropriates $100,000 for work at Lawlor Park. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 5. Appropriates $50,000 for work on Governor Oglesby Mansion. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 6. Appropriates $300,000 for Dunn, McGee Creek and Fish Hook (Kaskaskia) wa- terfowl management areas. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 10. Appropriates $500,000 for a feasibility study for construction of 2 LaMoine Lakes in Hancock and McDonough Counties. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations I Apr 23 State Debt Note Filed Committee Appropriations I May 09 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.02 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.03 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.04 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.05 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.06 APPROP I Adopted 012-008-002 Amendment No.07 APPROP I Lost Amendment No.08 APPROP I Lost Amendment No.09 APPROP I Lost Amendment No.10 APPROP I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 017-005-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 30 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-0676 BARNES - DANIELS, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Makes appropriations for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the General Assembly Retirement System'for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985 as follows: HB-0676-Cont. 1252 T otal ........................................ .................. ................................. $2,2 16,2 00 G eneral Revenue ......................................................................... $2,174,400 State Pensions ........................................ ................. ................ . 41,800 SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Increases retirement for General Assembly by $170,400; appropriates $10,057,300 for Judges Retirement. GOVERNOR REDUCTIONS Reduces retirement by a total of $882,600. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations I Apr 11 Recommended do pass 026-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 30 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 098-004-005 Jun 03 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor SOMMER First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Appropriations I Jun 21 Recommnded do pass as amend 019-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jul 05 3/5 vote required H Concurs in S Amend. 01/108-001-003 Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Jul 19 Governor reduction veto PUBLIC ACT 84-0089 Effective date 07-19-85 Placed Cal. Reduction Veto Oct 17 Reduction veto stands. PA 84-0089 HB-0677 BARNES - DANIELS, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Makes appropriations for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Judges' Retirement System for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985 as follows: T otal .................................... .......................................................... $9,345,100 General Revenue Fund ................................................................. $9,030,100 State Pension Fund ................ ................................................. 315,000 SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Increases OCE of Judge's Retirement by $712,200. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations I Apr 11 Recommended do pass 026-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 30 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 096-003-002 HB-0677-Cont. iJun 03 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor SOMMER First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment ,Jun 04 Assigned to Appropriations I Jun 21 Recommnded do pass as amend 019-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 27 Re-committed to Appropriations I HB-0678 HASTERT - DANIELS - RYDER, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP, Makes appropriations for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Depart- ment of Rehabilitation Services for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985 as follows: Total ..................... ............. ............... ... ......... .......$138,784,900 General Revenue .......................................... . ... .. ........37,772,500 Illinois Veterans' Rehabilitation ................. ................... ..... .... 1,400,000 Old Age Survivors Insurance ....... ................. ....................... . 42,054,400 Rehabilitation Services Elementary and Secondary Education Act .......................... ............................ 773,000 Vocational Rehabilitation ........................................................... 56,785,000 HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Increases various line items for Community Services for the Visually Handi- capped for a net increase of $351,500. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Adds appropriation of $700,000 (GRF) for establishment of Scandinavian Le- kotek play libraries. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 6. Makes correction in reference to State Employees' Retirement System. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Increases and decreases various line items for a total net decrease of $289,900. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Makes reappropriation of $16,700 from the Vocational Rehab. Fund to the Dept. of Rehab. Services for Independent Living Project. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Makes a reappropriation from GRF to the Dept. of Rehab. Services of $218,000 for II. Children's School and Rehab. Center and II. Visually Handicapped Institute. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Transfers $100,000 from the amount appropriated for grants-inaid for Rehab. Services Bureaus to a newly created line item for administrative expenses of the Statewide Deaf Ed. Center. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 5. Provides for use of the amount appropriated for purchase of services under Sec. 3(G) of Vocational Rehab. of disabled Persons Act for the purpose of paying prior year adjustments payable to the IRS. GOVERNOR REDUCTIONS Makes total reduction of $211,100: $200,000 for establishment of Lekotek play libraries and a total of $11,100 in retirement lines. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment _ Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations II May 09 Amendment No.01 APPROP II Tabled Amendment No.02 APPROP II Adopted Amendment No.03 APPROP II Tabled Amendment No.04 APPROP II Adopted Amendment No.05 APPROP II Lost Recommnded do pass as amend 021-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng 1253 HB-0678-Cont. 1254 May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 30 Amendment No.06 HASTERT Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/113-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 106-000-000 Jun 03 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor KUSTRA First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Appropriations II Jun 21 Recommnded do pass as amend 019-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01 APPROP II Adopted Amendment No.02 APPROP II Adopted Amendment No.03 APPROP II Adopted Amendment No.04 KUSTRA Adopted Amendment No.05 KUSTRA Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02,03,04,05 Jul 05 3/5 vote required H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02,03,04,05 - 108-001-003 Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Jul 23 Governor reduction veto PUBLIC ACT 84-0099 Effective date 07-23-85 Placed Cal. Reduction Veto Oct 17 Reduction veto stands. PA 84-0099 HB-0679 HASTERT - DANIELS - RYDER, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Makes appropriations for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Depart- ment of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985 as follows: T otal ................................................... ...... ................. ...... $617,110,400 General Revenue ............................................ ....................... 574,123,000 M ental H ealth ............................................. ....................... 21,525,000 DM H/DD Federal Projects .......................................................... 9,524,000 Alcohol, Drug Abuse and Mental Health Services Block Grant ......................................... ........ 11,060,400 DMH/DD Private Resources Fund ................................................ 878,000 HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Makes numerous increases and decreases in line items for grants, grants-in-aid, programs, personal services and makes appropriations for various programs of the Department for a net effect of an increase of $23,325,368. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Decreases line item for Children and Adolescent Initiative by $500,000. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 7. Transfers $100,000 from line items in OCE of Anna Mental Health and Devel- opmental Center to DMHDD for a fire dept. on the grounds of Anna Mental Health Facility. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 8. Restores $500,000 in line item for children and adolescent initiative for commu- nity and institutional care programs and increases personal services line items for a net increase of $2,547,800. HB-0679 Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 11. Restores funds to various regions for community service grants deletes certain other appropriations and makes other changes. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Increases and decreases various line items for a net reduction of $15,161,268 in such line items and provides for additional appropriations and breakdowns of ap- propriations. Makes various changes in funds from which appropriations are made. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Transfers a total of $782,000 among various line items. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Reappropriates $2,500,000 to the Dept. of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities for financial support of disabled individuals over 18. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Restores $30,000 to contractual line item of Zeller Mental Health Center. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 5. Appropriates $165,000 to Board of Higher Ed. for fellowships pursuant to the Regional Service Agency Fellowship Act. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 6. Appropriates $3,374,400 for OCE of Guardianship and Advocacy Commission. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 7. Deletes a total of $20,000,000 in appropriations for Medicaid Eligible Day Activ- ity Programs. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 8. Appropriates $30,000 to Guardianship & Advocacy Commission for protection and advocacy of persons with developmental disabilities. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 9. Appropriates $7,500,000 to DCCA for grants for certain mental health centers. Provides that the grants are exempt from the IL Grant Funds Recovery Act. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 10. Eliminates the regional breakdown of appropriations from GRF for day training programs and appropriates $49,994,400 for such purposes from the Mental Health Fund. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 11. (Senate recedes July 5, 1985) Increases various line items by a total of $3,603,000. SENATE AMENEMENT NO. 12. Decreases various line items by a total of $16,082,700 and deletes certain other appropriations. Makes other changes. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 11. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1 thru 10 and 12. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Makes numerous changes in the amounts appropriated; adds $100,000 to Gover- nor's Office of Voluntary Action for a self-help clearinghouse. GOVERNOR ITEM VETOES AND REDUCTIONS Vetoes total of $7,086,000: Regional Service Agency Fellowships, and reuse of the Manteno and Galesburg Mental Health facilities. Makes total reduction of $2,992,200: financial support to providers for developmentally disabled persons over the age of current program policies, grants for MI initiatives, and retirement lines. GENERAL ASSEMBLY RESTORATION Restores $1,500,000 to DMHDD for financial support for developmentally dis- abled persons over 18. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations II May 09 Amendment No.01 APPROP II Adopted 011-007-000 Amendment No.02 APPROP II Lost Amendment No.03 APPROP II Adopted 1255 HB-0679-Cont. May 09-Cont May 23 May 24 May 30 Jun 03 Jun 04 Jun 21 Jun 24 Jun 26 Jun 27 Jul 01 Jul 02 Jul 03 Jul 05 P II Lost P II Lost nnded do pass as amend 00-000 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/ 113-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 109-000-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor SCHAFFER First reading Rfrd to Comm on Ass Amendment No.04 APPRO Amendment No.05 APPRO Recomn 019-0 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading Amendment No.06 SATTE Amendment No.07 RICHM Amendment No.08 VINSOI Amendment No.09 SATTE Amendment No. 10 DUNN, Amendment No.11 DUNN, S050-049 ignment Assigned to Appropriations II Recommnded do pass as amend 019-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 APPROP II Amendment No.02 APPROP II Amendment No.03 APPROP II Amendment No.04 APPROP II Amendment No.05 APPROP II Amendment No.06 APPROP II Amendment No.07 APPROP II Amendment No.08 SCHAFFER Amendment No.09 JOYCE,JEROME & BLOOM Adopted Adopted Adopted ,Adopted Adopted Adopted Adopted Adopted Adopted Amendment No.10 CARROLL Ad( Amendment No.11 DEANGELIS Ad Amendment No. 12 CARROLL Ad Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 056-000-001 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02,03,04,05,06, Speaker's Table, Concurence 07,08,09,10,11,12 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02,03,04,05,06, H Noncncrs in S Amend. 07,08,09,10,11,12 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02,03,04,05,06, Secretary's Desk Non-concur 07,08,09,10,11,12 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02,03,04,05,06, S Refuses to Recede Amend 07,08,09,10,11,12 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd iST/CARROLL HALL, WELCH, BLOOM.& SOMMER Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MATIJEVICH, LEVERENZ, BOWMAN, HASTERT & BARNES Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adoptedl 1ST/052-000-001 House report submitted 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/107-003-002 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses opted opted opted RTHWAITE [OND N RTHWAITE JOHN JOHN -001 1256- Withdrawn Adopted Adopted Withdrawn Withdrawn Adopted 1257 HB-0679-Cont. Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Jul 24 Governor item reduction PUBLIC ACT 84-0106 Effective date 07-24-85 Placed Cal. Item/Red. Veto Oct 03 Mtn filed overrde red/veto 01/BOWMAN PG 1 & LN 28 Mtn filed overrde red/veto 02/BOWMAN PG 2 & LN 28 Placed Cal. Item/Red. Veto Oct 17 Verified Override red/veto Hse-pass 01/061-049-000 Override red/veto Hse-pass 02/069-043-002 Placed Cal. Item/Red. Veto Oct 30 Mtn filed overrde red/veto WELCH PAGE 1, LINE 28 Verified Override red/veto Sen-lost 028-024-000 Placed Cal. Item/Red. Veto Oct 31 Mtn filed overrde red/veto WELCH PAGE 1, LINE 28 Override red/veto Sen-lost 029-025-000 Mtn filed overrde red/veto ROCK PAGE 2, LINE 28 Verified Override red/veto Sen-pass 030-020-000 Placed Cal. Item/Red. Veto Nov 01 Restrd item/s became law/ PA 84-0106 HB-0680 KLEMM, BARGER, DEUCHLER, DIDRICKSON, GREIMAN, KIRK- LAND, PETERSON,W, SOLIZ, STERN, WAIT, ZWICK AND FREDER- ICK, VF. (Ch. 111, new par. 4478.1) Amends Medical Practice Act. Requires the execution of a consent form before a physician operates on a patient for a tumor of the breast. Provides that in addition to civil proceedings, a failure to comply with this Act shall subject the physician to disciplinary action under the Medical Practice Act. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Human Services May 02 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd STUDY CALENDAR - KLEMM Committee Human Services May 03 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE HB-0681 KLEMM. (Ch. 34, par. 160) Amends the County Zoning Act. Authorizes any owner or tenant of real property within 1200 feet of any structure which is in violation of zoning regulations to insti- tute an action to correct the violation and prescribes the procedures therefor. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Counties and Townships Apr 25 Interim Study Calendar CNTY TWNSHIP 7HB-0682 KULAS - KEANE - OBLINGER - BULLOCK - WASHINGTON, MULCA- HEY, TATE, GIORGI, LAURINO, BROOKINS, LEFLORE, TURNER, RICE, SHAW, FLOWERS AND YOUNG,A. (New Act) 7 Fiscal Note Act, Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable. HB-0682-Cont. Creates the Respiratory Care Practice Act. Provides for the regulation of the practice of respiratory care by the Department of Registration and Education. Es- tablishes requirements for registration or certification and procedures for refusal to issue or renew, for revocation or for suspension of a registration or certification. Pro- vides penalties and remedies for violation. Creates the Respiratory Care Examining Committee, to advise the Director on the administration and enforcement of this Act. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Sets the penalties for issuing a check to the Department which is not honored by the financial institution upon which it is drawn. Makes various other changes. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Registration & Regulation Apr 25 Recommended do pass 012-000-00 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Amendment No.01 KULAS Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 21 Third Reading - Passed 109-002-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor BERMAN Added As A Joint Sponsor RUPP-MACDONALD Added As A Joint Sponsor & LUFT Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 24 Assigned to Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities May 30 Waive Posting Notice 7C Committee Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 04 Added As A Co-sponsor FAWELL Committee Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 05 Recommended do pass 007-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 11 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Lost 025-029-000 HB-0683 HASTERT - DANIELS - PETERSON,W, HOFFMAN, EWING, VINSON, DAVIS, PULLEN, HALLOCK AND FRIEDRICH,DP. Appropriates $4,3500,000 for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the Illinois State Historical Library for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1985. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Changes the appropriations from the State Historical Library to the Dept. of Historic Preservation; appropriates $2,978,200 for operation of Historic Sites; ap- propriates $2,256,500 for related programs; reappropriates $1,174,200 from un- used FY 85 funds. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Decreases personal services line items by a total of $1,270,600. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Decreases various personal services line items by a total of $337,600. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 4. (Senate recedes July 5, 1985) Appropriates $800,000 to Dept. of Historic Preservation for restoration at the Ridge Historic Dist. in Chicago. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 5. Appropriates $330,000 to the Dept. of Historic Preservation for rehabilitation of the Fitzpatrick House in Will Co. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 6. Increases total appropriations for personal and contractual services for the Dept. of Historic Preservation by $111,495. 1258 HB-0683-Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 9. Appropriates $15,000 to the Dept. of Historic Preservation for publishing books at SIU. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-ams 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, & 9. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 4. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Substitutes appropriation to IL State Historical Library with appropriation to Dept. of Historic Preservation for a total of $780,937. Appropriates additional $350,000 to such Dept. for 2 specified historic perservation projects. GOVERNOR ITEM VETOES AND REDUCTIONS Vetoes a total of $215,000: publication of books at SIU, street restoration at Ridge Historic Dist. in Chicago. Reduces retirement line items by a total of $18,360. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations II May 09 Amendment No.01 APPROP II Lost Recommended do pass 021-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 30 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 099-005-002 Jun 03 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor DAVIDSON First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Appropriations I Jun 21 Recommnded do pass as amend 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.02 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.03 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.04 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.05 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.06 DAVIDSON Adopted Amendment No.07 DAVIDSON Lost Amendment No.08 DAVIDSON Lost Amendment No.09 LECHOWICZ Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02,03,04,05, Speaker's Table, Concurence 06,09 Jul 01 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02,03,04,05 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 06,09 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02,03,04,05, Secretary's Desk Non-concur 06,09 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02,03,04,05, S Refuses to Recede Amend 06,09 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/CARROLL HALL, LECHOWICZ, SOMMER & BLOOM Jul 02 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MATIJEVICH, LEVERENZ, BOWMAN, HASTERT & BARNES Jul 03 Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/053-000-000 House report submitted 1259 HB-0683-Cont. 1260 Jul 05 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/107-003-002 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Jul 23 Governor item reduction PUBLIC ACT 84-0100 Effective date 07-23-85 Placed Cal. Item/Red. Veto Oct 17 Item/reduction veto stands. PA 84-0100 HB-0684 MCGANN, GIGLIO, KEANE, LAURINO AND CAPPARELLI. (Ch. 48, par. 432) Amends The Unemployment Insurance Act concerning the elements necessary for the denial of benefit rights based on wages for service rendered prior to dis- charge where the individual was discharged because of a work-related felony or theft for which the employer was not responsible. Allows an order of supervision as sufficient proof of the commission of the felony or theft. Effective immediately. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 02 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE SHB-0685 BULLOCK - TERZICH - MCAULIFFE - PANAYOTOVICH. (Ch. 46, pars. 1-3, 2A-1.2, 2A-48; Ch. 122, pars. 18-8, 34-1, 34-2, 34-3, 34-4, 34-5, 34-6, 34-7, 4-8, 4-8.1, 34-8.2, 34-9, 34-10, 34-11, 34-12, 34-13, 34-15, 34-17, 34-18, 34-18.1, 34-18.2, 34-18.4, 34-19.1, 34-19.2, 34-20, 34-21, 34-21.1, 34-21.2, 34-21.3, 34-21,4, 34-22, 34-22.5, 34-22.6, 34-22.9, 34-23, 34-25, 34-26, 34-27, 34-28, 34-29, 34-29.1, 34-29.2, 34-30, 34-31, 34-32, 34-33, 34-34, 34-35, 34-36, 34-37, 34-38, 34-42, 34-43, 34-44, 34-44.1, 34-45, 34-45.1, 34-46, 34-47, 34-48 34-49, 34-50, 34-51, 34-52, 34-53, 34-53.1, 34-53.2, 34-54.1, 34-55, 34-56, 34-57, 34-58, 34-59, 34-60, 34-61, 34-62, 34-63, 34-65, 34-66, 34-67, 34-68, 34-69, 34-70, 34-72, 34-73, 34-74, 34-75, 34-77, 34-78, 34-79, 34-82, 34-83, 34-84, 34-84b, 34-84.1, 34-85, 34-86, 34-87, 34-128, adds pars. 18-8.4, 34-3.1, 34-5.1, 34-5.2, 34-8.3, 34-22.10, 34-43.1, 34-43.2, 34-45.01, 34-48.1, rep. pars. 34-14, 34-21.5, 34-22.8, 34-42.1, 34-42.2, 34-54, 34-60.1, 34A-101 thru 34A-608) Amends The School Code and The Election Code. Provides for the creation of 20 independent school districts within Chicago, each with an elected 7 member school board which exercises all powers and duties commonly exercised by school boards throughout the State except for bonding and taxing powers. Preserves the City of Chicago as a single taxing district for the 20 independent districts, and vests all tax- ing and bonding powers and final budgetary power in the City Council. Creates the Central Education Committee composed of the president of each school board plus an additional member appointed by the Mayor of Chicago, and defines the Com- mittee's powers and duties. Revises provisions relative to bonding, personnel and teacher certification. Provides for the repeal, effective April 1, 1986, of various pro- visions of Article 34 and all provisions relating to the School Finance Authority. Limits the exercise by home rule units of any powers inconsistent with the provi- sions of the amendatory Act. Effective January 1, 1986. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch 122, rep. pars. 34A-101 through 34A-608 Rescinds the repeal of Article 34 relative to the School Finance Authority. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Select Comm School Dist Reorg May 02 Amendment No.01 SCH DIST REO Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. HB-0685-Cont. May 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 066-027-019 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor CARROLL Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Education-Elementary & Secondary HB-0686 DIDRICKSON - REGAN, STANGE, PARKE AND WAIT. (Ch. 48, par. 138.5) Amends the Workers' Compensation Act. Provides that no legal proceedings may be taken against any person under Section 9 of the Structural Work Act where such person is the employer of the injured or killed person but whose liability is not based upon the employment relationship. Effective immediately. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 09 Assigned to Labor & Commerce Apr 24 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE 'HB-0687 GREIMAN - MADIGAN - CURRIE - BOWMAN - YOUNG,A, SOLIZ,. BULLOCK, LEVIN, GIORGI, MATIJEVICH, TURNER, PRESTON, STERN, HARTKE AND BRAUN. (Ch, 63, pars. 172, 173, 175, 176, 177, 178, 179, 180 and 181; new pars. 184 through 188) Amends the Lobbyist Registration Act. Expands category of persons required to register, to reflect a new minimum requirement of $1,000 in a semi-annual period as the base amount for inclusion of action under the Act. Elucidates certain informa- tion required of registrants. Requires renewal of registration, and sets out contents of the renewal registration statement to be filed for compliance. Adds requirement of lobbyists' accounts, and provides therefor. Changes the requirements of periodic reports, to include total disclosure of expenses and receipts, including gifts and dis- bursements made by the lobbyist over $300, and to require reports of employers of lobbyists, and non-registered persons who spend over $250 per month to influence legislative or administrative action. Eliminates provisions delegating duties to the Secretary of State and prescribing venue. Requires State agencies to file reports of expenses and lobbying goals. Adds prohibitions against deception, forced obliga- tion, misrepresentation of control, falsification of public opinion and opportunistic influence of introduction of bills to gain employment as a lobbyist in relation there- to. Grants the Attorney General powers of enforcement. Adds related definitions. Effective immediately. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to State Gov Adm & Regulatory Rev May 02 Interim Study Calendar ST GOV REVIEW HB-0688 SALTSMAN. (Ch. 46, new par. 9-10.1) Amends The Election Code. Provides the imposition of requirements concerning the disclosure of campaign contributions and expenditures is a power or function to be exercised exclusively by the State and not to be exercised or performed concur- rently with the State by any unit of local government or school district. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Elections ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1261 HB-0688 Cont. May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D ' HB-0689 PETERSON,W AND PEDERSEN,B. (Ch. 24, par. 11-117-4; Ch. 111 2/3, new par. 36.5) Amends the Municipal Code and the Public Utilities Act. Provides that the Com- merce Commission shall fix rates for the sale of water if such rates cannot be agreed upon by the parties, when any city, village or incorporated town receives water from a municipality taking water from Lake Michigan and such city, village or incorpo- rated town sells water to persons in an unincorporated area. Effective July 1, 1985. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 18 Assigned to Public Utilities Apr 25 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K Committee Public Utilities May 03 Interim Study Calendar PUB UTILITIES HB-0690 CULLERTON AND HALLOCK. (Ch, 111, pars. 7012, 7025 and rep. par. 7016) Amends Veterinary Practice Act of 1983. Repeals continuing education require- ment. Eliminates failure to provide proof of having participated in continuing edu- cation requirements from grounds for refusal to issue or renew, or revocation, suspension, placing on probation, censuring, reprimanding or taking other disciplin- ary action against a license. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Registration & Regulation May 02 Interim Study Calendar REGIS REGULAT 'HB-0691 CULLERTON. (Ch. 38, par. 1005-8-5) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections to provide that the expense of maintain- ing a person committed to the Department of Corrections from the time of commit- ment until such person is delivered to the custody of the Department shall be paid by the State. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Amends to provide that payments shall be $30 per day. Defines day. Sets out pro- cedure for making and paying claims. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Amends to limit days for reimbursement to 35,000 per county per year. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY II Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 010-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.02 CULLERTON Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/117-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 111-003-001 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor CARROLL Placed Calendr,First Readng 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1262 HB-0691-Cont. Jun 03 Jun 04 Jun 13 Jun 18 Jun 25 Jul 24 Sep 21 Oct 15 Oct 17 HB-0692 CULLERTON AND HICKS. (Ch. 121, new par. 307.16a) Amends an Act in relation to the State Police. Requires the State Police to police interstate highways without charge to any unit of local government. Effective immediately. FISCAL IMPACT NOTE (Illinois Department of Law Enforcement) The exact costs cannot be calculated until certain alternative methods of such a takeover are decided. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Changes effective date of the bill to January 1, 1986. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Apr 18 Recommended do pass 010-002-003 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 23 Fiscal Note Requested PIEL Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 24 Second Reading May 01 May 09 May 22 May 23 Amendment No.01 PIEL Lc 047-060-002 Fiscal Note Requested AS AMEND.-LEVERENZ )St Held on 2nd Reading Fiscal Note filed Held on 2nd Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Lost 054-064-000 Motion to Reconsider Vote Lost on Third Reading05-22-85 Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 079-036-003 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor DEANGELIS Added As A Joint Sponsor NEDZA Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Jun 13 Jun 18 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Recommended do pass 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Amendment No.01 DEANGELIS Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Local Government Recommended do pass 009-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 042-015-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Mtn filed overrde Gov veto CULLERTON Placed Calendar Total Veto 3/5 vote required Verified Override Gov veto-Hse lost 065-042-000 Total veto stands. 1263 HB-0692-Cont. 1264 Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 052-004-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 27 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 . Jun 28 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 Jun 29 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/DEANGELIS SCHUNEMAN, NEDZA, SAVICKAS & D'ARCO Jun 30 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/CULLERTON, CAPPARELLI, CURRIE PULLEN AND VINSON Jul 02 House report submitted Jul 05 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/074-033-002 Tabled House Rule 79(E) HB-0693 CULLERTON - LEVERENZ. Appropriates $100,000 to the State's Attorneys Appellate Service Commission to be used to reimburse State's Attorneys in counties of 3,000,000 or more population for their appellate costs. Effective July 1, 1985. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Increases appropriation to $3,000,000 and specifies funds are to be appropriated to State Comptroller instead of to the State's Attorneys Appellate Service Commission. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Appropriates $2,000,000 to Comptroller for reimbursement of State's Attorneys in counties 3,000,000 or more for 2/3 of costs in pursuing appeals in certain cases. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations I May 09 Recommended do pass 024-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 30 Amendment No.01 "LEVERENZ Adopted 063-039-001 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/1.13-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 067-037-001 Jun 03 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 04 Sen Sponsor CARROLL First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 05 Assigned to Appropriations I Jun 21 Recommended do pass 010-009-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01 CARROLL Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 040-017-000 Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 29 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/062-050-000 Verified Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Jul 30 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 15 Mtn filed overrde Gov veto CULLERTON Placed Calendar Total Veto HB-0693-Cont. Oct 17 Total veto stands. 'HB-0694 CULLERTON. (Ch. 14, new par. 204.01a) Amends the State's Attorneys Appellate Service Commission Act to provide that the Commission, from funds appropriated for that purpose, shall reimburse the State's Attorney in counties containing 3,000,000 or more inhabitants for reason- able costs of appeals in criminal cases, juvenile cases, paternity cases, cases arising under the Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities Code and cases arising under the Narcotics Profit Forfeiture Act. Effective July 1, 1985. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 14, new par. 204.0.1a Adds reference to: Ch. 15, new par. 211.1 Deletes everything in the bill and replaces with an amendment to the Comptroller Act requiring the Comptroller to reimburse the State's Attorney in counties of 3,000,000 or more for costs incurred in pursuing appeals. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes July 5, 1985) Deletes reference to: Ch. 14, new par. 204.01a Adds reference to: Ch. 127, new par. 46.41b Deletes everything in the bill and replaces with an amendment to The Civil Ad- ministrative Code of Illinois requiring reimbursement of the State's Attorney in counties containing 3,000,000 or more inhabitants for 2/3 of the costs of appeals in criminal cases, cases arising under the Mental Health and Developmental Disabili- ties Code and cases arising under the Narcotics Profit Forfeiture Act. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Senate recedes July 5, 1985) Adds reference to: Ch. 53, par. 18 Provides for the setting of salaries of Assistant State's Attorneys by the State's Attorney instead of the County Board. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 1 and 2. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Specifies that the Comptroller shall reimburse State's Attorneys in counties of 3 million or more inhabitants for 2/3 of the cost of appeals in certain cases. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Recommended do pass 012-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 CULLERTON Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/117-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 072-036-003 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor DEGNAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Local Government Jun 13 Recommended do pass 006-004-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 19 Second Reading Amendment No.01 DEGNAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 BARKHAUSEN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1265 HB-0694-Cont. Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 048-010-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02 Jun 28 Motion Filed Concur Motion failed H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02/070-041-006 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02 Motion RECEDE FROM SA# 01,02 Motion failed Verified S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/DEGNAN ZITO, KELLY, WATSON & MAHAR Jun 29 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/CULLERTON, O'CONNELL, GIORGI, Jun 30 House report submitted House Conf. report lost 1ST/056-057-001 Verified H Requests Conference Comm 2ND Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/036-020-000 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 2ND/CULLERTON, O'CONNELL, GIORGI, VINSON & MCCRACKEN Jul 01 Motion to Reconsider Vote COMM. RPT FAILED - SALTSMAN Jul 05 Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/074-035-002 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 31 Sent to the Governor Sep 03 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 15 Mtn filed overrde Gov veto 01/CULLERTON Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 16 3/5 vote required Override Gov veto-Hse lost 066-050-000 Mtn filed overrde Gov veto 02/CULLERTON Motion to Reconsider Vote TO OVERRIDE GOV. VETO FAILED-FARLEY Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 17 3/5 vote required Override Gov veto-Hse lost 02/066-048-001 Total veto stands. HB-0695 JOHNSON - BRESLIN AND FLOWERS. (New Act; Ch. 80, new par. 92; rep. pars. 71, 101, 101.1 and 102; Ch. 110, new par. 9-201.1, rep. pars. 9-301 through 9-315) Creates the Residential Owner-Resident Act. Prescribes the rights and duties of both owners and residents under a rental agreement of a dwelling unit. Repeals parts of Acts and amends certain Acts in connection therewith. Effective January 1, 1986 and applicable to all rental agreements entered into or extended or renewed on and after that date. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 17 Assigned to Judiciary I May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 1266 HB-0696 VANDUYNE. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 11-703) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code to require motor vehicles passing another vehi- cle traveling in the same direction to return to an authorized lane of travel as soon as practical. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Transportation Apr 17 Recommended do pass 012-001-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 23 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-0697 RICE, SOLIZ, BULLOCK, LEFLORE, BROOKINS, FLOWERS, TURNER AND YOUNG,A. (New Act) Creates an Act to prohibit credit reporting agencies subject to regulation under the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act from compiling or disseminating an unfavor- able credit report concerning any consumer because of such consumer's dilatory payment practices in relation to a retail installment contract, if the consumer com- pletes all his payments under the contract. Provides for criminal and civil penalties for violation of Act. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Consumer Protection May 02 Interim Study Calendar CONSUMER PROT HB-0698 ROPP. (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 147.07) Amends Hospital Licensing Act. Requires that a hospital, at the request of a pa- tient, refer X-rays of the patient to the patient's personal physician. Prohibits the hospital from charging a fee for the interpretation of such X-rays by a radiologist associated with the hospital. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Human Services May 02 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE 'HB-0699 O'CONNELL. (New Act; Ch. 17, pars. 104, 106, 117, 360, 1001, 1312, 2502, 4902, 5235, 5427, 5627; Ch. 68, par. 4-101; Ch. 110 1/2, par. 201; and Ch. 127, new par. 141.158) Creates the "Consumer Bank Act". Provides for the establishment and operation of consumer banks. Such consumer banks may lend money including commercial loans which do not exceed $200,000, but may not carry demand accounts other than negotiable orders of withdrawal nor accept trust accounts. Provides for regulation by the Department of Financial Institutions. Effective 6 months after becoming a law. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 09 Assigned to Financial Institutions May 03 Interim Study Calendar FIN INSTIT HB-0700 DUNN,JOHN. (Ch. 121, par. 314.2) ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1267 HB-0696 HB-0700-Cont. Amends the bridge and highway construction Act. Provides that only one flag- man is required on a highway utilizing one-way traffic if the daily vehicle traffic is at least 100 but less than 400, and no flagman is required when the vehicle traffic is less than 100. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Transportation May 02 Interim Study Calendar TRANSPORTATN HB-0701 RONAN - SHAW AND HARTKE. (Ch. 122, par. 103-20.3.01) Amends the Public Community College Act. Provides that the currently autho- rized $1,500,000 bonding limit for alteration or repair of district facilities refers to aggregate indebtedness at any one time. Effective immediately. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Higher Education Apr 11 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 012-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Apr 18 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read Apr 25 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 111-001-001 Apr 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 03 Sen Sponsor ZITO Placed Calendr,First Readng May 07 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Education-Higher Jun 11 Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0409 Effective date 09-16-85 HB-0702 KIRKLAND. (Ch. 24, pars. 8-6-4, 8-7-4; Ch. 34, pars. 2054, 2060, 2074; Ch. 42, par. 328b; Ch. 81, pars. 4-13, 1004-17; Ch. 96 1/2, pars. 6432, 6445.3; Ch. 105, pars. 11.2-3, 333.26; Ch. 122, pars. 20-4, 34-34, 34A-501, 103-33.5) Amends various Acts concerning working cash funds of units of local govern- ment. Permits the unit to appropriate money to the fund to the maximum amount allowable and authorizes the fund to receive such appropriation and any other contribution. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 42, par. 328b; Ch. 122, pars. 34-34, 34A-501 Eliminates from the bill's application the Act to create sanitary districts and to remove obstructions in the Des Plaines and Illinois Rivers and that portion of The School Code concerning the Chicago school district. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Cities and Villages Apr 10 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1268 HB-0702-Cont. .Apr 23 Second Reading Amendment No.01 KIRKLAND Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May20 Third Reading - Lost 021-083-003 'HB-0703 '.BRESLIN - CHURCHILL - ZWICK - KLEMM - SHAW. (Ch. 111 1/2, new par. 1021.2) Amends the Environmental Protection Act to require each county to develop a comprehensive county-wide solid waste management plan to be submitted to the Environmental Protection Agency by January 1, 1988; directs the Agency to coop- erate in the preparation of such plans. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE HB 703 creates a service mandate under the State Mandates Act for which reim- bursement of 50% to 100% of the increased costs to local governments is required. The estimated cost is $10.2 million, which requires reimbursement of a minimum of $5.1 million, depending on the percentage of reimbursement provided. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Makes preparation of plans permissive rather than mandatory; includes munici- palities; authorizes imposition of a local landfill tax. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Reduces the maximum local surcharge from $0.50 to $0.4875 per cubic yard. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource Apr 18 Recommended do pass 008-005-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 23 St Mandate Fis Nte ReqCHURCHILL Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 25 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 01 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Held on 2nd Reading May 09 Amendment'No.01 BRESLIN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 22 Third Reading - Passed 097-015-001 May 23 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor SANGMEISTER Added As A Joint Sponsor JOYCE,JEROME Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 First reading Rfrd to Comm on'Assignment May 29 Assigned to Agriculture, Conservation & Energy Jun 13 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 SANGMEISTER Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 056-001-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 29 Motion Filed Concur SVerified SMotion failed Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 30 Motion Filed Concur Motion failed Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jul 05 Tabled House Rule 79(E) 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1269 HB-0704 MAUTINO - DUNN,JOHN - CULLERTON - MCNAMARA - JOHNSON, MAYS, PANGLE, BRUNSVOLD, DEJAEGHER, HICKS, BRESLIN, WOODYARD, CHURCHILL, HARTKE, WOLF, SOLIZ, HOMER, SALTS- MAN AND CAPPARELLI. (Ch. 38, new par. 17-8) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Creates and defines the offense of health care benefits fraud. Provides that such offense is a Class A misdemeanor. Effective immediately. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes July 2, 1985) Deletes reference to: Ch. 38, new par. 17-8 Adds reference to: Ch. 38, pars. 32-10, 109-1, 110-1, 110-5, 110-8, 110-10, 110-16, 115-4.1, 1005-8-4, new pars. 110-6.1 110-6.2, 110-6.3 Deletes everything after the enacting clause. Amends the Criminal Code, Code of Criminal Procedure and Unified Code of Corrections. Provides that if a person is convicted of violating bail bond he shall serve that sentence consecutively to the charge for which the defendant was admitted to bail. Provides that if a defendant escapes from custody or is released on bond and fails to appear in court, such failure constitutes the defendant's waiver of his constitutional right to confront witnesses against him and the defendant may be tried in absentia. Provides for pre-trial de- tention of certain defendants. Provides that if a defendant is charged with a Class X controlled substance defense, there shall be a rebuttable presumption that any mon- ey or property posted or bail was the fruit of illegal activity and not acceptable to the court as bail. The defendant must show by clear and convincing evidence the le- gitimate sources of the bail deposit. Makes other changes. Effective July 1, 1986. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 38, pars. 110-8, 110-16, 111-4.1, new pars. 110-6.1, 110-6.2, 110-6.3 Adds reference to: Ch. 38, pars. 110-2, 110-7, 115-4.1 Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Changes the title and deletes everything after the enacting clause. Amends the Criminal Code, the Code of Criminal Procedure and the Unified Code of Corec- tions to make certain changes in the current bail system. Requires that a sentence for bail bond violation be served consecutively to the sentence imposed for the charge for which bail was granted. Requires that a judge inform any arrested per- son that trial on the charges may proceed in his absence if he jumps bail. Defines "sureties" to encompass monetary and non-monetary conditions for release set by the court. Establishes guidelines for setting conditions for release. Makes other changes. Effective immediately. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Judiciary II Apr 11 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 014-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Apr 18 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read Apr 25 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 111-001-001 Apr 30 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor SANGMEISTER Placed Calendr,First Readng May 07 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Judiciary II Jun 05 Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 SANGMEISTER Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading 1270 HB-0704 HB-0704 Cont. Jun 25 Added As A Co-sponsor LEMKE Third Reading - Passed 043-011-004 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 28 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/SANGMEISTER MAROVITZ, D'ARCO, BARKHAUSEN & DUDYCZ Jun 29 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MAUTINO, DUNN,JOHN, CULLERTON, JOHNSON AND HAWKINSON Jul 01 Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/056-000-002 Jul 02 House report submitted 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/097-010-005 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 31 Sent to the Governor Sep 25 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0945 Effective date 09-25-85 SHB-0705 DEJAEGHER, YOUNGE,W, TURNER, BOWMAN, BULLOCK, CURRIE, SOLIZ, WHITE, YOUNG,A, FLOWERS AND SUTKER. (Ch. 23, pars. 5-2 and 5-4) Amends Public Aid Code to provide that the amount and nature of, and eligibili- ty for, medical assistance shall not be affected by the receipt of donations or benefits from fundraisers in cases of serious illness. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Makes amendatory provisions applicable only as long as neither the ill person nor members of his family has actual control over the donations or benefits or their disbursement. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Human Services Apr 17 Amendment No.01 HUMAN SERVICE Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Apr 23 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 02 Short Debate-3rd Passed 117-000-000 May 03 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 07 Sen Sponsor RIGNEY Placed Calendr,First Readng May 08 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Public Health,Welfare,Corrections Jun 13 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1271 HB-0705-Cont. Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0410 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0706 RONAN, LEVERENZ, WOLF, FLINN, YOUNG,AAND SOLIZ. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 2-123) Amends the Vehicle Code. Provides that public transit system may receive with- out fee information from driver's record on file. (Now limited to law enforcement agencies). HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that the Secretary of State may furnish, without fee, information from a driver's record to any public transit system or authority, public defender, a State or federal agency or a local government association. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Transportation Apr 24 Amendment No.01 TRANSPORTATN Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 020-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Apr 30 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 02 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 114-000-000 May 03 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 08 Sen Sponsor LECHOWICZ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 09 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Transportation Jun 06 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading PlacedCalndr,Third Reading Jun 14 Recalled to Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 18 Added As A Joint Sponsor LEMKE Added As A Joint Sponsor GEO-KARIS Held on 2nd Reading Jun 19 Amendment No.01 LECHOWICZ LEMKE-DEGNAN MAROVITZ-ZITO & KELLY Lost Verified Lost Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0411 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0707 KIRKLAND AND WOLF. (Ch. 102, par. 42) Amends the Open Meetings Act. Provides that a meeting in which the acquisition or sale of real estate is being considered, except the portion of such meeting in which final action is taken, may be closed to the public. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Cities and Villages May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate - : 1272 HB-0707-Cont. May 08 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 20 Short Debate-3rd Passed 087-014-010 May 21 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 Sen Sponsor WEAVER,S Placed Calendr,First Readng May 29 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 30 Assigned to Executive 3HB-0708 CAPPARELLI, TERZICH, BERRIOS, LAURINO, MCAULIFFE, DELEO, FARLEY, KRSKA, NASH AND PANAYOTOVICH. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 6-177; Ch. 85, new par. 2208.9) Amends the Chicago Firefighters Article of the Pension Code to require that the Secretary of the Board be detailed to the Board office for the duration of his term by the head of the fire department. Amends the State Mandates Act to require imple- mentation without reimbursement. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. PENSION IMPACT NOTE HB-708 does not have a financial impact. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of DCCA, the bill constitutes a personnel mandate for which reim- bursement of the increased cost to a unit of local government would normally be re- quired under the State Mandates Act. However, this bill amends the State Mandates Act to relieve the State of liability for reimbursement. The estimated an- nual cost is $77,000. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 16 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions Apr 17 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions May 02 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION SHB-0709 TERZICH, CAPPARELLI, KRSKA, MCAULIFFE AND KULAS. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 6-202) Amends the Chicago Firefighters Article of the Pension Code to change the rate of interest accumulation on the gift reserve, from 4% to "current interest". PENSION IMPACT NOTE HB-709 has a relatively minor cost impact. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 23 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0710 PANGLE - PANAYOTOVICH - LEFLORE - MAUTINO - MULCAHEY, STECZO, ALEXANDER, BRESLIN, CAPPARELLI, HICKS, HOMER, TURNER, BROOKINS, FLOWERS, MCNAMARA, YOUNG,A, LAURINO, MCGANN, CHRISTENSEN, RICE, KEANE, WOODYARD, LEVERENZ, BERRIOS, DELEO, WAIT AND WASHINGTON. (Ch. 120, pars. 1152, 1157.2, 1159, 1169 and 1170) Amends the Illinois Lottery Law to provide for monthly transfer of proceeds from the State Lottery, as well as deposit of interest generated by the State Lottery Fund, ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1273 HB-0710-Cont. to the Common School Fund rather than the General Revenue Fund. Effective immediately. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Revenue May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 011-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 08 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate-3rd Passed 104-000-000 May 14 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor HOLMBERG Placed Calendr,First Readng May 15 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 21 Assigned to Revenue Jun 06 Recommended do pass 008-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Aug 28 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0215 Effective date 08-28-85 'HB-0711 PRESTON - RONAN - MCCRACKEN - MCAULIFFE, ROPP, BRAUN, FLOWERS, ALEXANDER, BARNES, BOWMAN, BULLOCK, DE- JAEGHER, DUNN,JOHN, FARLEY, FREDERICK,VF, GIGLIO, GIORGI, GREIMAN, LAURINO, MCMASTER, NASH, PANGLE, SHAW, TER- ZICH, TURNER, VITEK, WASHINGTON, WHITE, ZWICK, BARGER, BROOKINS, DEUCHLER, DIDRICKSON, PANAYOTOVICH, KEANE, MADIGAN, STEPHENS, WEAVER,M, WILLIAMSON, MCNAMARA, OLSON, STANGE, OBLINGER, REGAN, DELEO, SUTKER, MCGANN, LEFLORE, STECZO, RICHMOND, O'CONNELL, BERRIOS, FLINN, PARKE, WOLF, SOLIZ, KRSKA, LEVERENZ, KULAS, BRUNSVOLD, MAUTINO, CHRISTENSEN, RICE AND CAPPARELLI. (Ch. 38, par. 1005-5-5; Ch. 122, pars. 10-22.4, 21-1, 21-9, 21-23, 21-23a and 34-84b; new pars. 21-1.1, 21-1.2, 34-8.01, 34-8.02, 34-83.01 and 34-83.02; Ch. 127, par. 55a) Amends The School Code, Unified Code of Corrections and Civil Administrative Code. Commencing January 1, 1987, requires each certified teacher or applicant for a certificate, and each employee or applicant for employment with a school dis- trict, to consent to a criminal background investigation of such person as a condition of certification or employment or both, as the case may be. Makes refusal to consent to such investigation grounds for revocation of or refusal to issue certificate as well as termination of or refusal to hire a person for employment. Requires revocation of certificate or termination of employment or both, as the case may be, upon a finding that the certificate holder or employee has been convicted of a specified criminal of- fense or has been judicially declared to be a sexually dangerous person or has been found to have made a material misstatement or omission of fact in connection with the investigation. Prohibits reinstatement of certificate upon completion of sentence by a person convicted of an offense. Provides for Department of Law Enforcement administration of the investigation. Effective January 1, 1986. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes everything and replaces with nearly identical material. Exempts certain sex offenses from the list of crimes which may be the subject of background investi- gation. Deletes provisions authorizing the Dept. of Law Enforcement to make rec- ommendations based on its investigations. Specifies that the amount of fee charged to an applicant to cover the costs of investigation may not exceed $20. 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1274 HB-0711-Cont. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Mar 21 Re-assigned to Judiciary II :Apr 11 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY II Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 010-002-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 23 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 02 Third Reading - Lost 045-036-027 HB-0712 HANNIG AND MULCAHEY. (Ch. 122, par. 21-23) Amends The School Code to provide that a teacher shall be excused from atten- dance at teachers' institutes or other teachers' meetings because of illness or be- cause he or she is on personal leave or any other type of leave as provided by the employing district. A teacher so excused shall not be guilty of unprofessional conduct. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0713 DEJAEGHER - HARTKE, KOEHLER, SLATER, GIGLIO, HOMER, KEANE, LEVERENZ, MAUTINO, REA, STECZO, CHRISTENSEN, PHELPS AND HICKS. (New Act) Creates an Act to require the chairmen of the 9 statutorily created State employ- ee travel control boards to create a uniform travel policy by March 1, 1986; if they fail, the boards are abolished and a State Employees Travel Regulation Agency is created, consisting of 12 appointed members of the House and Senate Appropria- tions Committees, to carry out the duties of the boards and establish a uniform State travel policy and regulations. Effective immediately. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to State Gov Adm & Regulatory Rev May 02 Interim Study Calendar ST GOV REVIEW HB-0714 WOJCIK. (Ch. 139, new par. 39.33a) Amends the Township Law of 1874. Authorizes the electors present at the annual town meeting to adopt ordinances regulating and licensing residential solicitation. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Specifically authorizes adoption of ordinances regulating hawkers, peddlers, pawnbrokers, itinerant merchants, transient vendors of merchandise, and theatri- cals and other exhibitions, shows and amusements. Specifies that such regulation shall not apply within the boundaries of a city, village or incorporated town. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes amendatory text and replaces with similar authorization for adoption of ordinances providing for the regulation and registration of certain solicitors. De- letes specific language concerning regulation of theatricals and other exhibitions, shows and amusements. Provides that the township board shall have the authority to prohibit activities of persons it determines to be in the best interest of township residents. Retains that such regulation shall not apply within the boundaries of a city, village or incorporated town. 1275 HB-0714-Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Limits the provisions of the bill to counties of under 3,000,000 population. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Counties and Townships Apr 11 Amendment No.01 CNTY TWNSHIP Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 013-000-000 Apr 25 May 10 May 14 May 15 May 16 May 21 Jun 05 Jun 12 Jun 24 Jun 25 Jun 28 Jul 25 Sep 22 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.02 WOJCIK Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate-3rd Passed 096-002-007 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor SAVICKAS Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Local Government Recommnded do pass as amend 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Amendment No.01 LOCAL GOVERN Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 057-001-001 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/093-021-002 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0822 Effective date 01-01-86 Adopted HB-0715 NASH - DELEO. (Ch. 111, par. 4035) Amends Pharmacy Practice Act to require that a pharmacist submit evidence of completion of 30 hours of continuing education as a condition for license renewal. Requires that such continuing education be approved by the American Council on Pharmaceutical Education. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. . Requires that the Department establish by rule a means for verification of com- pletion of such continuing education requirement. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Registration & Regulation Apr 11 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Amendment No.01 NASH Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Third Reading - Passed 104-014-000 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor JONES Added As A Joint Sponsor ZITO Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Added As A Joint Sponsor FRIEDLAND Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 04 Waive Posting Notice 7C Committee Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities 1276 HB-0715-Cont. Jun 10 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 , Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 054-000-001 Passed both Houses Jul 24 Sent to the Governor Aug 23 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0186 Effective date 07-01-86 HB-0716 BULLOCK - BROOKINS - GIGLIO - BRESLIN - RONAN. Appropriates $5,000,000 to the Illinois Development Finance Authority for use in its direct loan program. Effective immediately. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations I May 10 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 2HB-0717 GIORGI, MCPIKE, FARLEY, MATIJEVICH AND SALTSMAN. (Ch. 108 1/2, new par. 1-103.2) Amends the General Provisions Article of the Pension Code to provide that mem- bers of pension funds shall suffer no loss of eligibility for benefits because of disputes over wages, hours and working conditions. PENSION IMPACT NOTE The cost of HB-717 can be expected to be relatively minor. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Specifies that contributions will be required for time lost during such disputes. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Provides that any increase in contributions resulting from this Act may not be in- vested in certain entities associated with the Republic of South Africa. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 23 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions Apr 30' Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 116-000-000 Committee Personnel and Pensions May 02 Recommended do pass 006-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 16 Second Reading Amendment No.01 LEFLORE Withdrawn Amendment No.02 GIORGI Adopted Amendment No.03 BRAUN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 066-040-005 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Sen Sponsor COLLINS Added As A Joint Sponsor ZITO Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities HB-0718 BOWMAN, CURRIE AND TURNER. (Ch. 37, par. 704-2) Amends the Juvenile Court Act. Changes certain time limits for conducting ad- judicatory hearings in determination of a minor's status. 2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1277 HB-0718-Cont. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Judiciary II Apr 25 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-0719 MATIJEVICH. (Ch. 38, par. 28-2) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Specifically includes in the definitions of "gambling device" electronic video "poker" and "blackjack" machines. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0720 MADIGAN - DANIELS - GREIMAN, FLOWERS, WASHINGTON, KRSKA, LAURINO, LEVERENZ AND BERRIOS. (Ch. 63, pars. 1001-3 and 1001-5; new pars. 1011A-1 through 1011A-10; Ch. 48, par. 850.04) Amends the Legislative Commission Reorganization Act of 1984 to provide that each legislative support services agency shall have 2 co-chairmen, of different par- ties and different legislative houses; creates 7 citizens advocacy councils, devoted re- spectively to children, economic development, energy, mental health, public aid, schools and women; also creates a new legislative support services agency known as the Citizens Assembly, composed of the 14 co-chairpersons of the citizens councils, which will conduct studies and make reports as directed by the citizens councils. Amends the Development Finance Authority Act to remove a reference to the Chairman of the the Commission for Economic Development. Effective July 1, 1985. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that public members shall be considered to be identified with the house and the party of the legislative leader by whom they were appointed. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 63, par. 14 Amends the General Assembly Compensation Act to change the number of assis- tant majority leaders and whips in the Senate, and to increase the compensation of the Senate caucus chairman from $5,000 to $6,000. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Raises the compensation of whips and conference chairmen in the House of Rep- resentatives from $5000 to $6000 per year. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to State Gov Adm & Regulatory Rev Mar 21 Amendment No.01 ST GOV REVIEW Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 012-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 17 Second Reading Amendment No.02 REA Withdrawn Amendment No.03 SHAW Withdrawn Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 101-012-001 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor ROCK Added As A Joint Sponsor PHILIP-BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 ' First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1278 HB-0720-Cont. Jun 11 Recommended do pass 007-006-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 ROCK & PHILIP Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 ROCK Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 26 Third Reading - Passed 037-019-001 Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02 Jul 02 Motion Filed Concur 3/5 vote required Motion failed H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02 Jul 05 Motion to Reconsider Vote Mtn Reconsider Vote Prevail Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02 3/5 vote required H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02/071-035-005 Passed both Houses Jul 08 Sent to the Governor Jul 09 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0015 Effective date 07-09-85 HB-0721 BRESLIN - LEVERENZ - BARNES, BULLOCK, COUNTRYMAN, CUL- LERTON, CURRAN AND MCCRACKEN. Appropriates $4,502,807 for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the State Appellate Defender. Effective July 1, 1985. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Decreases OCE of the State Appellate Defender by $124,075. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Increases total appropriations for the ordinary and contingent expenses of the State Appellate Defender by $35,401. GOVERNOR REDUCTIONS Reduces retirement by a total of $14,348. Mar 13 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 14 Assigned to Appropriations I May 09 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading May 24 Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(G) Held on 2nd Reading May 30 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 076-031-000 Jun 03 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor BLOOM First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Appropriations I Jun 21 Recommnded do pass as amend 019-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 24 Second Reading Held on 2nd Reading Jun 26 Amendment No.01 APPROP I Adopted Amendment No.02 CARROLL Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 054-003-000 1279 HB-0721-Cont. Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02 Jun 29 H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02/113-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 18 Sent to the Governor Jul 19 Governor reduction veto PUBLIC ACT 84-0090 Effective date 07-19-85 Placed Cal. Reduction Veto Oct 17 Reduction veto stands. PA 84-0090 HB-0722 MCGANN - KEANE - CAPPARELLI - MCAULIFFE AND MCNAMARA. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 144) Amends Hospital Licensing Act. Defines "perinatal" as the period of 44 weeks beginning at conception of an infant, rather than the period of time between the conception of an infant and the end of the first month of life. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, par. 2102 In Hospital Licensing Act and An Act relating to the prevention of developmen- tal disabilities, defines "Perinatal" as the period of time between the conception of an infant and the end of the first month of life, and in cases of premature births, un- til the 44th post-conceptional week. Mar 14 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 09 Assigned to Human Services Apr 17 Recommended do pass 008-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Second Reading Amendment No.01 MCGANN Adopted Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01 Amendment No.02 MCGANN Adopted Amendment No.03 MCGANN Withdrawn Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Interim Study Calendar HUMAN SERVICE 1HB-0723 MATIJEVICH, CURRAN, SALTSMAN, BULLOCK, MCAULIFFE, DUNN,JOHN, PANAYOTOVICH, TERZICH, VANDUYNE, RONAN AND SOLIZ. (New Act) Creates the Firefighter's Collective Bargaining Act; provides for union represen- tation of firefighters, and for binding arbitration in lieu of strikes. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'Ts. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE HB 723 qualifies under the State Mandates Act as: 1) a local government organi- zation and structure mandate for which no reimbursement may be provided; 2) a service mandate for which 50-100% of the increased costs must be provided; 3) a personnel mandate for which all of the increased costs must be reimbursed. The to- tal cost to local governments required as a result of HB 723 could be substantial, but no data is available on which to base a reliable estimate. Mar 14 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 01 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Labor & Commerce May 02 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1280 HB-0724 HB-0724 BULLOCK, CURRAN, MCAULIFFE, DUNN,JOHN, PANAYOTOVICH AND TERZICH. (Ch. 24, par. 11-6-1; Ch. 127 1/2, new par. 2.1, par 31a) Amends the State Fire Marshal Act to provide for the regulation and certifica- tion of private firefighting enterprises, and directs the State Fire Marshal to issue appropriate rules by July 1, 1986. Amends the Municipal Code and the Fire Protec- tion District Act to require that noncertified enterprises may not provide contractu- al firefighting services to municipalities and fire protection districts after June 30, 1986. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Specifically defines "private firefighting enterprise", rather than defining by cross reference to Fire Marshal Act. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds a home rule preemption; deletes consultation with the Fire Advisory Commission. Mar 14 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Apr 18 Amendment No.01 EXECUTIVE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 009-006-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 30 Second Reading Amendment No.02 BULLOCK Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 21 Verified Third Reading - Passed 066-045-002 May 22 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor VADALABENE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 24 Assigned to Local Government Jun 05 Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 24 Sent to the Governor Sep 21 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 17 Total veto stands. 'HB-0725 WHITE - BOWMAN - LEVIN - CURRIE - BRAUN, PRESTON, FLOW- ERS AND SHAW. (New Act; Ch. 127, new par. 55.31b) Creates An Act in relation to AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome). Provides that the Dept. of Public Health shall establish a program for treatment of persons suffering from AIDS and for the performance of research concerning the disease. Creates the AIDS Advisory Committee to assist the Dept. in carrying out its duties under the Act. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 127, new par. 55.31b Adds reference to: Ch. 127, new pars. 55.41, 55.42 Deletes everything after the enacting clause. Provides that the Dept. of Public Health shall conduct public information campaigns on AIDS and sickle cell disease. Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1281 HB-0725 Cont. 1282 Mar 14 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Human Services May 02 Recommended do pass 008-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 WHITE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 079-014-000 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 Sen Sponsor COLLINS Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 04 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 05 Assigned to Public Health,Welfare,Corrections Jun 13 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 19 Sent to the Governor Sep 16 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0412 Effective date 01-01-86 'HB-0726 SUTKER, BRUNSVOLD, HOMER, STERN, LEVIN, GREIMAN AND HARRIS. (Ch. 120, par. 671) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939. Requires tax bills to include a statement of the dollar amount of taxes due which are allocable to a tax levied by a municipality or township for a public library under the Local Library Act. Mar 14 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue May 03 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE 3HB-0727 CAPPARELLI - MCAULIFFE, LAURINO, BERRIOS, KRSKA, DELEO, FARLEY, KEANE, KULAS, MCGANN, NASH, PANAYOTOVICH, RO- NAN AND VITEK. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 6-152) Amends the Chicago Firemen's Article of the Pension Code to extend the period of eligibility for ordinary disability benefits: for firemen with less than 10 years of service, eligibility extends for a period equal to the fireman's total service; for fire- men with 10 or more years of service, eligibility extends until retirement. Amends the State Mandates Act to require implementation without reimbursement. Effec- tive immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. Mar 14 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 02 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION 3 HB-0728 CAPPARELLI - MCGANN, TERZICH, MCAULIFFE, KRSKA, LAURINO, BERRIOS, DELEO, FARLEY, KEANE, KULAS, NASH, PANAYOTOVICH, RONAN AND VITEK. *Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. HB-0728-Cont. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 8-138 and 8-150.1) Amends the Chicago Municipal Article of the Pension Code to provide a new pension formula (2.2% of salary per year of service) and to reduce the early retire- ment penalty (from 0.5% to 0.25% per month) for persons born before January 1, 1936. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. Mar 14 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 02 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION 3HB-0729 CAPPARELLI - MCGANN - TERZICH, MCAULIFFE, LAURINO, FAR- LEY, RONAN, BERRIOS, DELEO, KEANE, KRSKA, KULAS, NASH, PANAYOTOVICH AND VITEK. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 6-141; Ch. 85, new par. 2208.9) Amends the Chicago Firefighters Article of the Pension Code to increase the minimum annuity for certain widows of firemen with 10 or more years of service from $250 to $300 per month, and for certain widows of firemen with less than 10 years of service from $150 to $200 per month. Amends The State Mandates Act to require implementation without reimbursement. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. PENSION IMPACT NOTE Increase in accrued liability ........................ ............................... $600,000 Annual amount required to pay off increase in accrued liability over 30 years ................................................... 48,000 STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs, HB-729 creates a retirement benefit mandate for which reimbursement of the increased cost to a unit of local government would normally be required. However, HB-729 amends the State Mandates Act to relieve the State of reimbursement liability. The estimated annual cost is $48,000. Mar 14 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 23 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions Apr 24 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions May 02 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION 3HB-0730 TERZICH, CAPPARELLI, MCGANN, LAURINO, BERRIOS, DELEO, FARLEY, KEANE, KRSKA, KULAS, MCAULIFFE, NASH, PANAYO- TOVICH, RONAN, VITEK AND SOLIZ. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 6-151 and 6-151.1; new par. 6-151.2; Ch. 85, new par. 2208.9) Amends the Chicago Firemen's Article of the Pension Code to provide for a 3% automatic annual increase in duty disability and occupational disease benefits, be- ginning January 1 after the fifth anniversary of disability, and ending when the ben- efit becomes equal to 100% of salary at the time disability occurred. Amends the State Mandates Act to require implementation without reimbursement. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. PENSION IMPACT NOTE 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1283 HB-0730-Cont. The estimated cost of HB-730 is $300,000 per annum. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs, HB-730 creates a retirement benefit mandate for which reimbursement of the increased cost to a unit of local government would normally be required. However, HB-730 amends the State Mandates Act to relieve the State of reimbursement liability. The estimated annual cost is $300,000. Mar 14 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 23 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions Apr 24 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 3 HB-0731 MCGANN, CAPPARELLI, TERZICH, LAURINO, KRSKA, DELEO, FAR- LEY, KEANE, KULAS, MCAULIFFE, NASH, PANAYOTOVICH, RONAN AND VITEK. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 6-128, 6-144 and 6-151.1; Ch. 85, new par. 2208.9) Amends the Chicago Firemen's Article of the Pension Code to increase the maxi- mum pension from 75% to 80% of salary. Amends the State Mandates Act to re- quire implementation without reimbursement. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. Mar 14 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 3HB-0732 BERRIOS, TERZICH, CAPPARELLI, LAURINO, NASH, DELEO, FAR- LEY, KULAS, MCAULIFFE, PANAYOTOVICH, RONAN AND SOLIZ. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 6-123, 6-128 and 6-164.1; Ch. 85, new par. 2208.9) Amends the Chicago Firemen's Article of the Pension Code to base retirement annuities on the fireman's salary on the date preceding withdrawal, rather than his average salary for the 4 highest consecutive years of the last 10 years of service. Amends the State Mandates Act to require implementation without reimburse- ment. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. PENSION IMPACT NOTE Increase in accrued liability .................. ................. ................. $26,400,000 Increase in total annual costs ....................................................... ... 3,500,000 Increase in total annual costs as % of payroll ............................................ 2.8% STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs, HB-732 creates a retirement benefit mandate for which reimbursement of the increased cost to a unit of local government would normally be required. However, HB-732 amends the State Mandates Act to relieve the State of reimbursement liability. The estimated annual cost is $3.5 million. Mar 14 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 23 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions Apr 24 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1284 HB-0733 HENSEL. (Ch. 120,,par. 589) ':Amendsthe Revenue Act of 1939 to allow board of review in counties of 100,000 or more inhabitants to hire independent appraisers in complaint cases. SMar 14 1985 .First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 011-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Short Debate-3rd Passed 104-000-001 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor KARPIEL Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Local Government Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading- Passed 059-000-000 . Passed'both Houses Sent to the Governor Goverror approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0557 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0734 HENSEL AND ROPP. (Ch. 139, new par. 126.23) Amends the Township Law. Permits a township board of trustees to authorize sale of surplus real estate by township staff or a local real estate agent. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Specifies that such sale may be authorized at an annual or special town meeting by the electors. Adds immediate effective date. Mar 14 1985 Apr 11 Apr 18 Apr 25 Apr 30 May 08 May 09 May 14 Jun 05 Jun 10 Jun 24 Jul 22 Sep 19 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Counties and Townships Amendment No.01 CNTY TWNSHIP Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 013-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 111-001-001 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor FAWELL Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Local Government Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 058-000-001 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0558 Effective date 09-19-85 May 08 May 10 May 1.4 May 15 May 16 May 21 Jun 05 Jun 11 Jun 24 Jul 22 Sep 19 1285 HB-0733 'HB-0735 HENSEL. (Ch. 120, par. 482) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to revise the definition of farm to require that it be the primary source of income for the owner or person residing there. Mar 14 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue Apr 25 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE 3HB-0736 KRSKA, NASH, TERZICH AND BERRIOS. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 6-165) Amends the Chicago Firemen's Article of the Pension Code to provide a new for- mula for calculating the required annual tax levy, equal to the greater of 2.23 times contributions, or the actuarial requirements of the fund; requires that the unfunded accrued liability of the Fund be amortized by January 1, 2026. Effective immediately. Mar 14 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0737 COUNTRYMAN - SLATER - JOHNSON. (Ch. 43, par. 135) Amends the Dram Shop Liability provisions of the Liquor Control Law. In- creases the recovery for loss of means of support resulting from the death or injury of any person from $20,000 to $100,000 and limits the aggregate recovery therefor resulting from the death or injury of all persons for any one accident to $300,000. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Amends to raise loss of support limit before effective date of the Act to $20,000. After the effective date the limit for injury to the person is $30,000 and for loss of support is $40,000. Mar 14 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I May 03 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Tabled Amendment No.02 JUDICIARY I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 010-000-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Third Reading - Passed 063-030-022 May 24 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor BERMAN Added As A Joint Sponsor BLOOM Placed Calendr,First Readng May 29 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 30 Assigned to Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 13 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 26 Third Reading - Passed 055-001-001 Passed both Houses Jul 24 Sent to the Governor Sep 12 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0271 Effective date 09-12-85 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1286 HB-0735 HB-0738 HB-0738 COUNTRYMAN - SLATER - JOHNSON. (Ch. 43, par. 135) Amends The Liquor Control Law. Imposes dram shop liability on adults who provide alcoholic liquor to minors in private homes. Mar 14 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I May 02 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY I HB-0739 PARCELLS, BARGER, MAUTINO, BRUNSVOLD, BRESLIN, COUNTRY- MAN, DELEO, KUBIK, PEDERSEN,B AND WILLIAMSON. (Ch. 81, pars. 1002-8 and 1002-9) Amends the Illinois Public Library District Act. Provides that library district an- nexations requiring a referendum must receive the approval of a majority of votes cast in both the district and the territory to be annexed, rather than only a majority of the total votes cast. Provides that annexations which are subject to a back-door referendum must, if such a referendum is called for, receive the approval of a ma- jority of votes cast in both the district and the territory to be annexed, rather than only a majority of votes cast in either the district or the territory. Effective immediately. Mar 14 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Cities and Villages Apr 10 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 013-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Apr 16 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 07 Short Debate-3rd Passed 109-002-000 May 08 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 21 Sen Sponsor FAWELL Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Local Government Jun 05 Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 22 Sent to the Governor Aug 22 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0173 Effective date 08-22-85 HB-0740 BRESLIN - HASTERT. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 3-803) Amends the Vehicle Code. Includes apportioned and prorated fees in the classes of fees which are reduced on a quarterly basis. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds immediate effective date, applicable to 1986 registration year and thereafter. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 95 1/2, par. 3-803 Adds reference to: Ch. 111 2/3, pars. 1-102, 2-202, 3-105, 4-302, 4-303, 7-104, 7-204, 8-505, 8-507, 9-102, 9-103, 9-250, 9-251, 11-301, 11-302, rep. pars. 3-106, 3-107, 3-108, 3-109, 3-110, 3-111, 12-101, 12-201, 12-202, 12-203, 12-204, 12-205, 12-206, 12-207, 12-208, 12-209, 12-210, 12-211, 12-212, 12-213, 12-214, 12-301, 12-302, 12-303, 12-304, 12-305, 12-306, 12-307, 12-308, 12-401, 12-402, 12-403, 12-404, 1287 HB-0740--Cont. 12-405;Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 1-100, 18c-1104, 18c-1502, 18c-2110, 18c-2201, 18c-4902, 18c-6102, new par. 18c-6503; Ch. 127, par. 144.14 Deletes the title and everything after the enacting clause. Amends the Public Utilities Act, the Illinois Vehicle Code, and An Act in relation to State Finance. Makes changes regarding certain transportation provisions resulting from the en- actment of the IL Commercial Transportation Law (PA84-796). Effective January 1, 1986. Mar 14 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Appropriations I Mar 21 Re-assigned to Transportation Apr 24 Recommended do pass 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 30 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 22 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 BRESLIN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/1 18-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 101-008-000 May 23 Arrive Senate .May 24 - Sen Sponsor O'DANIEL Placed Calendr,First Readng May 29 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 30 Assigned to Transportation Oct 15 Committee discharged Placed Calndr,Second Readng Oct 16 Second Reading Amendment No.01 O'DANIEL Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Oct 29 Third Reading - Passed 056-000-000 Tabled House Rule 79(E) Mtn filed take from Table HASTERT Mtn Take From Table Prevail Exempt under Hse Rule 29(C) Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Oct 30 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/116-000-001 Passed both Houses Nov 13 Sent to the Governor Nov 15 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-1025 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0741 ZWICK AND FLINN. (Ch. 17, par. 4461) Amends the Illinois Credit Union Act. Provides for the exclusion of certain addi- tional assets from the category of risk assets upon which the amount of reserves against losses is computed. Effective immediately.: Mar 14 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Financial Institutions Apr 23 Tabled By Sponsor HFIN HB-0742 LEVERENZ - YOUNG,A - MCNAMARA - FLOWERS AND PHELPS. (Ch. 70, par. 72) Amends the Crime Victims Compensation Act to include in the definition of crime of violence the offenses of sexual relations within families, criminal sexual abuse and aggravated criminal sexual abuse. Also includes the offenses specified in Section 2 of the Act which occur within the State, but which are subject to Federal jurisdiction. Mar 14 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II 1288 HB-0742-Cont. May 02 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-0743 LEVERENZ. (Ch. 127,par. 55a-4) Amends the Civil Administrative Code. Authorizes the Department of Law En- forcement to process fingerprints submitted by other enforcement agencies to deter- mine whether applicants for licenses or permits have been convicted of crimes. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Specifies bill applies to applicants for liquor licenses. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 127, par. 55a-4 Adds reference to: Ch. 38, par. 206-3.1; Ch. 127, par. 55a Amends An Act in relation to criminal identification and investigation and The Civil Administrative Code of Illinois. Provides that the Dept. of Law Enforcement may furnish records of convictions to policing bodies of this State for the purpose of assisting local liquor control commissioners in carrying out their duty to refuse to is- sue liquor licenses to persons who have been convicted of certain offenses. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Empowers the IL Criminal Justice Information Authority, instead of the Direc- tor, to establish the application fee. Deletes that such fee may be established annually. GOVERNOR AMENDATORY VETO Recommends that the prohibition of charging a fee for non-criminal justice fin- gerprint checks be eliminated. Mar 14 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Apr 10 Amendment No.01 EXECUTIVE Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate Apr 18 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 07 Short Debate-3rd Passed 113-000-000 May 08 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor ZITO Placed Calendr,First Readng May 09 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Judiciary I Jun 05 Recommnded do pass as amend 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 ZITO Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 25 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02/117-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Sep 22 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 16 Mtn fild accept amend veto LEVERENZ Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 113-000-000 Oct 17 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 30 Mtn fild accept amend veto ZITO Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 054-000-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto 1289 HB-0743 Cont. Nov 20 Return to Gov-Certification Nov 26 Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 84-1053 Effective date 07-01-86 HB-0744 COUNTRYMAN. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 121a) Amends an Act in relation to public water supplies. Redefines "public water sup- ply" to include a water supply which furnishes water to 25 or more, rather than 10 or more, separate lots or properties in an unincorporated community. Effective immediately. Mar 14 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource Apr 17 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT HB-0745 MAUTINO AND KULAS. (Ch. 43, par. 120) Amends Liquor Control Act of 1934. Provides that a liquor license may be issued to a copartnership whose members do not all reside within the political subdivision, unless such residence is required by local ordinance. Mar 14 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Registration & Regulation May 02 Interim Study Calendar REGIS REGULAT HB-0746 REGAN, SLATER, DAVIS, MAUTINO, WILLIAMSON, CHURCHILL, DI- DRICKSON, EWING, HASTERT, PARKE, PIEL, TUERK, VANDUYNE AND VINSON. (Ch. 48, pars. 316, 345, 349, new par. 383) Amends The Unemployment Insurance Act to permit corporate officers of a small business to elect to withdraw from coverage under The Unemployment Insur- ance Act. Upon withdrawal, the small business shall not pay contributions based on salaries paid to such officers and the corporate officers shall not be entitled to unem- ployment compensation if discharged from services as corporate officers. Mar 14 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 19 Assigned to Labor & Commerce Apr 30 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 116-000-000 Committee Labor & Commerce May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0747 HALLOCK AND COUNTRYMAN. (Ch. 37, pars. 701-2, 701-4, 701-19, 702-1, 705-2, 706-1 and new par. 702-3.2; Ch. 122, par. 26-8 and rep. pars. 26-8a and 26-8b) Amends the Juvenile Court Act and The School Code. Gives the juvenile court jurisdiction over chronic and habitual truants and permits their treatment as wards of the court. Limits certain investigatory powers of county probation departments under the Juvenile Court Act. Eliminates a truant officer's responsibilities under the School Code beyond bringing a truancy complaint to the State's Attorney. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0748 HALLOCK. (Ch. 37, par. 704-7) Amends the Juvenile Court Act. Provides that the Court may require that a de- linquent minor serve a period of detention not to exceed 7 days as a condition of su- pervision. Makes other changes. 1290 HB-0748-Cont. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II Apr 25 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-0749 HALLOCK. (Ch. 38, par. 110-7) Amends the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1963. Provides that bail bond depos- ited by the defendant in one case may be used to satisfy his financial obligations in- curred in a different case. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II Apr 25 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-0750 KOEHLER, PARCELLS, BRUNSVOLD, HAWKINSON, HOMER AND ZWICK. (Ch. 63, par. 904 and rep. pars. 905 and 906) Amends the Compensation Review Act. Eliminates the Compensation Review Board's ability to set salaries and requires that it recommend salaries to the General Assembly on different reporting dates. Provides for appointment of a select joint committee of the General Assembly to review each report and introduce appropri- ate legislation. Effective immediately. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Rules Apr 10 Recommended do pass 016-000-000 ,Re-assigned to Assignment of Bills Apr 11 Assigned to Executive May 02 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd KOEHLER Committee Executive May 03 Motn discharge comm lost 046-060-001 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0751 TERZICH, HOFFMAN AND KUBIK. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 12-503) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that no person shall drive a motor vehicle the windshield, sidewings or side windows of which are made of glass which is smoked or tinted, has been coated with any film, or has otherwise been designed or altered so as to prevent a person outside of the vehicle from seeing within the vehicle. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Tabled May 22, 1985) Amends to prohibit persons from altering motor vehicle windows, after the effec- tive date of the amendatory bill, that would be in violation of federal standards, or from knowingly selling materials which would also alter such vehicle windows in vi- olation of those federal standards. Establishes a violation as a petty offense punish- able by a $50 fine. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Amends to prohibit persons from altering motor vehicle windows that would not comply with Vehicle Equipment Safety Commission Regulation 20, provided that light transmittance shall not be reduced by more than 35% and that a statement containing the manufacturer's name and attestation to compliance with State law. Deletes provision establishing violation as subject to a $50 fine. GOVERNOR AMENDATORY VETO Recommends that provisions apply to 1987 or later model vehicles instead of 1983 or later and that the percentage of reduction of light transmittance shall not exceed 30% instead of 35%. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation 1291 HB-0751-Cont. 1292 Apr 17 Amendment No.01 TRANSPORTATN Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 015-003-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 23 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 22 Mtn Prey-Recall 2nd Reading Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01 Amendment No.02 TERZICH Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading 3/5 vote required Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/094-012-003 Third Reading - Passed 103-004-005 May 23 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 29 Sen Sponsor LEMKE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Added As A Joint Sponsor O'DANIEL Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation Jun 05 Added As A Co-sponsor TOPINKA Committee Transportation Jun 12 Recommended do pass 008-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 22 Sent to the Governor Sep 19 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 10 Mtn fild ovrrde amend veto 01/TERZICH Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 16 3/5 vote required Override am/veto House-lost 056-046-002 Mtn fild ovrrde amend veto 02/TERZICH Mtn fild accept amend veto 03/TERZICH Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 17 Bill dead-amendatory veto. HB-0752 WEAVER,M, WILLIAMSON, TATE, MAYS AND BARGER. (Ch. 48, pars. 39s-2, 39s-3, 39s-4, 39s-7, 39s-8, 39s-9 and 39s-10) Amends the Prevailing Wage Law. Provides the generally prevailing wage rate for public works shall be the mean hourly cash wage paid in the locality to employ- ees engaged in work of a similar nature on public works and other projects, rather than the prevailing hourly wage generally paid in the locality to employees engaged in work of a similar nature on public works. Expands the area generally constituting a locality from the county in which the physical work upon public works is to be per- formed to the area from which the public body may reasonably expect to generally draw laborers, workers and mechanics to perform such work, and makes other changes related to such expansion. Centralizes, under the exclusive jurisdiction of the Department of Labor, the process by which prevailing wage rates are deter- mined and by which prevailing-wage-rate determinations are challenged. Current- ly, public bodies other than the Department may also determine such rates. Specifies associations of employers and associations of employees as persons for the purposes of objecting to prevailing-wage-rate determinations. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 02 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE 'HB-0753 STECZO. (Ch. 120, pars. 439.03, 439.33, 439.103 and 441) Amends the Use, Service Use, Service Occupation and Retailers' Occupation Tax Acts. Provides that the taxes imposed by those Acts on gasohol shall be in- creased from 1% to 5% of the cost price beginning January 1, 1986, rather than be- ginning January 1, 1993, as current law provides. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 6. Changes the tax rate on gasohol from 1% to 2%, 3% and 5%, effective with the ef- fective date of the Act, June 1, 1986 and January 1, 1993, respectively. Requires the Department to maintain gallonage records for exempt gasohol. Adds an imme- diate effective date. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue May 03 Recommended do pass 013-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 22 Second Reading Amendment No.01 STECZO Withdrawn Amendment No.02 STECZO Withdrawn Amendment No.03 HOMER Withdrawn Amendment No.04 STECZO Withdrawn Amendment No.05 STECZO Withdrawn Amendment No.06 STECZO Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Third Reading - Passed 104-008-000 May 24 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor SAVICKAS Added As A Joint Sponsor NEDZA Placed Calendr,First Readng May 29 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 30 Assigned to Finance and Credit Regulations Jun 13 Recommended do pass 010-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. Jun 27 Re-committed to Finance and Credit Regulations HB-0754 SHAW - GIGLIO - FLOWERS - YOUNG,A - RICE. (Ch. 127, new pars. 46.19c and 141.158) Amends the Civil Administrative Code and the State Finance Act to provide that the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs may act as surety on per- formance bonds required of minority and female businesses entering into contracts for public projects. Requires the Department to establish the terms and conditions of such bonds and to charge and collect fees related to the surety provided. Provides that such fees shall be deposited into the Minority and Female Business Surety Fund, a special fund created in the State treasury, which shall be used by the De- partment for operating a surety program. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Select Comm on Small Business May 02 Interim Study Calendar SML BUSINESS 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1293 HB-0753 HB-0755 DIDRICKSON AND STERN. (Ch. 23, par. 10-16.2; Ch. 40, pars. 706.1, 1107.1, 1226.1 and 2520) Amends several Acts concerning payment of spouse and child support. Increases the fee an employer may collect from an employee for withholding spouse or child support from the employee's paycheck pursuant to a court order from $1 to the greater of $8 or 2% of the amount withheld. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds immediate effective date. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Changes the fee from $1 to $4. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I May 02 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Amendment No.02 JUDICIARY I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 016-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 20 Third Reading - Passed 110-003-000 May 21 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 Sen Sponsor KARPIEL Placed Calendr,First Readng May 29 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 30 Assigned to Judiciary I Jun 11 Waive Posting Notice 7C Committee Judiciary I Jun 13 Recommended do pass 005-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Lost 028-024-000 'HB-0756 YOUNG,A. (Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 3-412 and 3-413) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Authorizes the Secretary of State to issue just one registration plate for each motor vehicle, except for those second division vehi- cles over 8,000 pounds which the Secretary otherwise requires. Effective immediately. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation Apr 25 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K Committee Transportation May 02 Interim Study Calendar TRANSPORTATN HB-0757 YOUNG,A - SHAW - FLOWERS - TURNER - HUFF. (Ch. 48, par. 1710) Amends the Illinois Educational Labor Relations Act to permit a person who rep- resents the interests of students to be present at all sessions of the collective bargain- ing negotiations between school boards of public elementary and public secondary schools and the representatives of educational employees. Such person shall have the right to speak, but shall have no veto power and no power to contract. Such per- son shall serve pro bono. Establishes qualifications of such person. SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1294 HB-0755 HB-0757-Cont. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 25 Interim Study Calendar ELEM SCND ED HB-0758 YOUNG,A - BERRIOS - FLOWERS - WASHINGTON. Appropriates $30,000 (GRF) to the Department of Conservation for extending the pilot project in conjunction with the Chicago Park District for clean-up and stocking of fish in the lagoons of Garfield, Humboldt and Sherman Parks. Effective July 1, 1985. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Appropriations I May 10 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0759 DEJAEGHER, CHRISTENSEN, HOMER, LEFLORE, PANGLE, SOLIZ, TURNER, YOUNG,A, FLOWERS AND MCNAMARA. (Ch. 120, new par. 2-207) Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act to provide any taxpayer operating a business establishment in Illinois with a tax credit equal to the cost incurred in installing a telecommunication device for the deaf or the cost incurred in reconstructing or re- modeling such establishment to provide access for handicapped persons. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue May 02 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-0760 REA - YOUNG,A - HANNIG - TURNER - WASHINGTON AND CUR- RAN. (New Act) Enacts "An Act in relation to traffic violation citations". Provides that peace offi- Scers shall not be required to make arrests for or issue a specified number of citations for violations of laws or ordinances concerning the operation of motor vehicles. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 121, par. 307.16 Deletes all. Amends An Act in relation to State Police. Provides that no State Po- lice officer shall be required to make arrests for or issue a specified number of cita- tions for violations of laws or ordinances concerning the operation of motor vehicles. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II May 02 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 15 Second Reading Amendment No.01 REA Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 22 Third Reading - Passed 109-006-001 May 23 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor CHEW Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 29 Assigned to Executive HB-0761 MATIJEVICH AND MCAULIFFE. (Ch. 121, rep. pars. 307.15 and 307.19) Repeals an Act to prohibit the solicitation of certain State employees for political purposes. Amends an Act in relation to the State Police to repeal a Section prohibit- ing Department of Law Enforcement officers from participating in political activi- ties. Effective immediately. 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1295 HB-0761-Cont. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Apr 18 Recommended do pass 010-004-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 25 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 22 Third Reading - Passed 076-037-003 May 23 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 Sen Sponsor VADALABENE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 29 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 30 Assigned to Executive Jun 11 Recommended do pass 010-004-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 039-017-000 Passed both Houses Jul 24 Sent to the Governor Sep 20 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 03 Mtn filed overrde Gov veto MATIJEVICH Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 17 3/5 vote required Override Gov veto-Hse pass 094-016-001 Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 30 Mtn fled overrde Gov veto VADALABENE 3/5 vote required Override Gov veto-Sen pass 041-017-000 Bth House Overid Total Veto Nov 04 PUBLIC ACT 84-1011 Effective date 10-30-85 3HB-0762 MATIJEVICH AND MCAULIFFE. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 14-110) Amends the State Employees Article of the Pension Code to allow State Police and certain other law enforcement personnel to retire after 25 years of service, re- gardless of age. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 02 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION 3 HB-0763 MATIJEVICH AND MCAULIFFE. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 14-114) Amends the State Employees' Article of the Pension Code to grant a one-time in- crease to State policemen and other noncoordinated law enforcement personnel who retire before age 60, equal to 3% of the base pension for each year of retirement pri- or to age 60. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 02 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION HB-0764 MULCAHEY. (Ch. 122, par. 20-3) Amends The School Code relating to the working cash fund tax. Provides that the maximum rate of such tax shall be .05%, for Kindergarten through 8 districts and 9 through 12 districts, and .10% for Kindergarten through 12 districts. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1296 HB-0764-Cont. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 3HB-0765 SALTSMAN. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 3-111) Amends the Downstate Police Article of the Pension Code to reduce the vesting threshold from 10 to 8 years of service. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0766 RICE, SHAW, BERRIOS, KRSKA AND SOLIZ. (Ch. 120, par. 439.3a) Amends the State Use Tax Act to require that the document stating the tax con- tain the name and address of the seller and the date the sale was made. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue May 02 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-0767 RICE - YOUNG,A, SOLIZ, SHAW, BERRIOS, KRSKA, FLOWERS, TUR- NER AND BROOKINS. (New Act) Creates the Illinois Consumer Report Expungement Act. Prohibits a consumer reporting agency from disclosing certain unfavorable information affecting a con- sumer's credit worthiness after a 7 or 10 year period. Also requires expungement of such information from the credit report after these time periods and requires notifi- cation to the consumer of such expungement. Establishes penalties for violation. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Consumer Protection May 02 Interim Study Calendar CONSUMER PROT HB-0768 STECZO. (Ch. 122, par. 2-3.26) Amends the School Code in relation to the federal funds provision. Changes the title of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare to the Department of Ed- ucation to reflect the present title of the Department. Effective immediately. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 02 Recommended do pass 021-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 23 Interim Study Calendar ELEM SCND ED 'HB-0769 KLEMM. (Ch. 120, par. 1804; rep. par. 1806) Amends the Local Governmental Tax Collection Act. Deletes provision requiring the county clerk, if a taxing district elects to receive interest on collected but undis- tributed taxes, to reduce the tax rate of the taxing district to offset the interest re- ceived. Deletes provision requiring the county treasurer to have published a notification concerning the use of interest on collected but undistributed taxes. 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1297 HB-0769-Cont. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue Apr 25 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-0770 WOODYARD - MCGANN AND FLOWERS. (Ch. 127, new par. 6.06a) Amends The Civil Administrative Code of Illinois to establish a State Advisory Council on Nutrition in the Department of Public Health. During the 84th General Assembly there shall be a Legislative Advisory Panel to the State Advisory Council on Nutrition consisting of 2 House and 2 Senate members. After the 84th General Assembly adjourns sine die the Legislative Advisory Panel shall be abolished and the legislative members shall be appointed to the Council. Effective immediately. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Rules May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 2HB-0771 OBLINGER - CURRAN. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 16-106) Amends the Pension Code to provide that all new employees of the Teachers' Re- tirement System shall be members of that System, and to allow its present employ- ees who are members of the State Employees' Retirement System to transfer their membership, but not their existing credits, to the Teachers' Retirement System un- til December 31, 1985. Effective immediately. PENSION IMPACT NOTE HB-771 would have a relatively minor cost. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Personnel and Pensions Apr 16 Pension Note Filed Committee Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0772 MAYS. (Ch. 42, new par. 409b) Amends the River Conservancy Districts Act. Establishes procedures through which the board of trustees of a conservancy district may, by ordinance subject to back-door referendum, dissolve the district. Effective immediately. Mar 19 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Counties and Townships Apr 11 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 013-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Apr 18 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read Apr 25 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 111-001-001 Apr 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 02 Sen Sponsor DONAHUE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 07 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Agriculture, Conservation , & Energy May 30 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 04 Second Reading Placed CalndrThird Reading Jun 05 Third Reading- Passed 052-000-000 Passed both Houses 2 Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. S 1298 HB-0772-Cont. Jun 30 Sent to the Governor Aug 22 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0174 Effective date 08-22-85 HB-0773 NASH AND DELEO. (New Act;Ch. 121 1/2, new par. 262P and par. 270a; Ch. 127, par. 1904.8) Creates the Trades and Occupations Regulatory Act. Provides for the registra- tion of electrologists by the Department of Registration and Education. Amends State Finance Act to create the Trades and Occupations Recovery Fund, from which any person aggrieved by an act of a registrant under the Trades and Occupa- tions Regulatory Act may recover. Makes violation of this Act an unlawful practice under the Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practice Act. Amends Sunset Act to repeal the Trades and Occupations Regulatory Act on December 31, 1995. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 121 1/2, new par. 262P and par. 262P Re-creates Act. Requires registration with the Department of Registration and Education of persons engaged in electrology, carpentry, masonry, electrical con- tracting and home repair. Sets forth penalties for violation and requirements for certification. Repealed December 31, 1985. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Registration & Regulation May 03 Amendment No.01 REGIS REGULAT Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 009-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 14 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) 'HB-0774 WAIT. (Ch. 67 1/2, pars. 452, 453, 454, 455, 456, 457 and 458) Amends the Senior Citizens Real Estate Tax Deferral Act. Provides that special assessments may be deferred under the Act and establishes procedures for such de- ferrals. Changes the maximum annual household income for eligibility under the Act from $10,000 to the maximum income for basic grants under the Senior Citi- zens Property Tax Relief and Pharmaceutical Assistance Act (currently $12,000). Effective January 1, 1986. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Revenue May 03 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-0775 CURRAN. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 315-10) Amends the Boat Registration and Safety Act. Permits a local unit of govern- ment to authorize and supervise regattas and other boat races when such races are conducted upon bodies of water owned and operated by that local unit of government. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes amendatory provisions of original bill and replaces with authorization for a unit of local government to schedule such boating events, but only after adopting an ordinance providing for such scheduling and filing it with the Dept. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1299 HB-0775-Cont. Mar 21 Assigned to Cities and Villages May 02 Amendment No.01 CITY VILLAGE Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 014-000-00 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 07 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 14 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 115-000-000 May 15 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 16 Sen Sponsor DAVIDSON Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 21 Assigned to Local Government Jun 05 Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 22 Sent to the Governor Sep 19 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0559 Effective date 01-01-86 'HB-0776 BOWMAN. (Ch. 38, new pars. 108B-1, 108B-2, 108B-3, 108B-4, 108B-5 and 108B-6) Amends the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1963. Prohibits certain types of in- vestigations of First Amendment conduct. Provides guidelines for investigations of First Amendment conduct and the infiltration of groups engaged in such conduct. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd BOWMAN Motion disch comm, advc 2nd STUDY - BOWMAN Motn discharge comm lost 043-057-000 Motion prevailed STUDY/072-029-001 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II 'HB-0777 MATIJEVICH - VINSON - RONAN - GIORGI - HALLOCK, CHUR- CHILL, KIRKLAND, BOWMAN, CURRAN, CURRIE, FREDERICK,VF, GIGLIO, GREIMAN, KLEMM, KULAS, PANAYOTOVICH, PANGLE, PETERSON,W, SALTSMAN, SATTERTHWAITE, STECZO, STERN, TERZICH, NASH AND DELEO. (Ch. 37, pars. 706-1, 706-2, 706-5, 706-6 and 706-7; Ch. 38, pars. 204-1, 204-7, 204-8) Amends The Probation Officers Act and The Juvenile Court Act. Authorizes the Illinois Supreme Court to establish a Division of Probation Services, the compo- nents to be administered by the Chief Judge of each judicial circuit. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Changes the persons to whom the community based justice system applies from "less violent felony adult and juvenile offenders" to "lower risk felony offenders and juvenile delinquents". Provides that the Department of Corrections (now the Ad- ministrative Office of the Illinois Courts) shall administer the program. Provides I Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1300 HB-0777-Cont. that applications for funds under this Act shall include statements that the proposed services are not presently being provided and are not in competition with existing or offered services. Provides that funds for this plan shall not supplant existing county funded programs. The allocation of payments for adult and juvenile services under the local plan shall be based on the proportionate adult and juvenile workload of the department or departments covered by the local plan. Provides that in determining the future funding for Community Based Offender Services under this Act, such evaluation shall include, as a primary indicator of success, an increased or main- tained percentage of probation sentences for felons convicted of probationable offenses. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes everything. Amends The Juvenile Court Act and The Probation Officers Act. Enacts the Probation and Community Justice Act to be administered by the Div. of Probation Services of the Administrative Office of the Illinois Courts, estab- lished by the Supreme Court. Effective April 1, 1986. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Establishes the goals of local individualized programs designed to provide adult and juvenile offender services. Makes other changes. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Judiciary II Apr 25 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY II Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 012-002-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 15 Second Reading Amendment No.02 MATIJEVICH Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 104-004-001 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor SANGMEISTER Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Added As A Joint Sponsor BLOOM-CARROLL Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Jun 05 Added As A Joint Sponsor GEO-KARIS Committee Executive Jun 11 Recommended do pass 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 20 Second Reading Amendment No.01 SANGMEISTER Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 056-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/117-000-001 Passed both Houses Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Sep 22 Governor approved Effective date 04-01-86 Effective date 09-22-85 CH 38 PAR 204-1 PUBLIC ACT 84-0823 HB-0778 BOWMAN - YOUNG,A - PARCELLS - CHURCHILL - MCNAMARA, COWLISHAW AND PULLEN. (Ch. 38, par. 1404) SAmends the Billof Rights for Victims and Witnesses of Violent Crime Act to re- quire the Office of the State's Attorney to notify the spouse, parent, child or sibling of a person killed as a result of a violent crime perpetrated by the defendant against the person killed, of the date of trial of the defendant when requested by such spouse, parent, child or sibling. 1301 HB-0778-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that in the case of the death of a person, which death occurred in the same transaction or occurrence in which acts occurred for which a defendant is charged with an offense, the spouse, parent, child or sibling of the decedent shall be notified by the Office of the State's Attorney of the date of the trial of the person or persons allegedly responsible for the death and shall be provided by the Office of the State's Attorney with written notification of their rights pursuant to the Bill of Rights for Victims and Witnesses of Violent Crime Act. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 38, pars. 1403, 1405, 1406, 1408, and 1005-4-1 Deletes the title and everything after the enacting clause. Reincorporates the substance of H-am 1. In definition of victim, deletes "felonies" in relation to suffer- ing injury to or loss of property as a result of a violent crime perpetrated or attempt- ed against the person. Provides that victims shall be notified in advance of any sentencing hearing, including notice of the right to make a victim impact statement. Deletes requirement that the witness must specifically request notification of all court proceedings at which the witness's presence is required and any cancellation of scheduled court proceedings. Amends the Unified Code of Corrections. Provides that at the sentence hearing any sworn testimony offered by the victim is subject to the defendant's right to cross-examine. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Judiciary II Apr 11 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY II Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 012-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 08 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.02 HAWKINSON Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate-3rd Passed 105-000-000 May 14 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 15 Sen Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 16 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 21 Assigned to Judiciary II May 30 Recommended do pass 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 03 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 05 Third Reading - Passed 053-000-000 Passed both Houses Jun 30 Sent to the Governor Aug 23 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0187 Effective date 01-01-86 5HB-0779 BOWMAN. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 11-401) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Requires any driver involved in a motor vehi- cle accident resulting in death to submit, as directed by a law enforcement officer, to tests used to determine if a person is driving under the influence of alcohol or other drugs. Requires the driver to report the accident to the nearest law enforcement of- fice within 2 hours after such accident if an officer is not present. Establishes a re- porting violation as a Class 4 felony. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment s Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1302 HB-0779 Cont. Mar 21 Assigned to Judiciary II Apr 30 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 116-000-000 Committee Judiciary II May 03 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II HB-0780 BOWMAN. (Ch. 38, new par. 113-4.2) Amends the Code of Criminal Procedure to prohibit plea negotiating or bargain- ing or discussions. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0781 KEANE, WOODYARD AND MAUTINO. (Ch. 120, pars. 441d and 442) Amends the Retailer's Occupation Tax Act to provide that the vendors discount applies to prepaid tax. Also provides that if prepaid taxes collected per month ex- ceed $25,000 (now $10,000) then quarter monthly payments are required. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Tabled May 24, 1985) Deletes reference to: Ch. 120, par. 442 Amends to strike the provisions pertaining to remitting prepaid tax by distribu- tors. Revises the provisions pertaining to prepaid tax on invoiced gallons. Also amends to remove Section 3 of the Retailers' Occupation Tax Act from the bill. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes reference to: Ch. 120, par. 441d Deletes amendatory provision to Retailers' Occupation Tax Act which provides that the vendor's discount shall apply to the amount of prepaid tax which is remitted by the distributor or supplier. Changes effective date of bill to January 1, 1986. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Revenue May 03 Amendment No.01 REVENUE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 015-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 24 Second Reading Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01 Amendment No.02 KEANE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/117-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 115-000-001 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 31 Sen Sponsor DEMUZIO Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Revenue Jun 11 Recommended do pass 005-001-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 052-001-001 Passed both Houses Jul 24 Sent to the Governor Sep 21 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1303 HB-0781--Cont. Oct 03 Mtn filed overrde Gov veto KEANE Placed Calendar Total Veto. Oct 17 3/5 vote required Override Gov veto-Hse pass 101-009-000 Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 30 Mtn filed overrde Gov veto DEMUZIO 3/5 vote required Override Gov veto-Sen pass 054-001-000 Bth House Overid Total Veto Nov 04 PUBLIC ACT 84-1012 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0782 BRAUN, GREIMAN AND LAURINO. (Ch. 73, par. 979e) Amends the Insurance Code. Provides that notice of continuation privileges shall be made by the insurer rather than the employer. Provides that an employee's con- tinuation privilege shall terminate 9 months, rather than 6 months, after coverage would have terminated because of termination of employment. Requires that pay- ment for continued coverage be made at the same frequency as required under the group policy rather than monthly. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that an employee's continuation privilege shall terminate 9 months, rather than 6 months, after coverage would have terminated because of termination of employment. Deletes proposed provisions regarding notice to insurer and types of coverage to be offered. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Insurance May 02 Amendment No.01 INSURANCE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 016-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Third Reading- Passed 106-011-001 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor COLLINS Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 04 Waive Posting Notice 7C Committee Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 13 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 045-008-000 Passed both Houses Jul 24 Sent to the Governor Aug 23 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0188 Effective date 08-23-85 HB-0783 CULLERTON. (Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 6-109 and 11-501.1) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Requires applicants for a driver's license or driver's permit to demonstrate to the Secretary of State a knowledge of the effects of alcohol on a driver, Illinois' implied consent provisions and field sobriety tests. Requires law enforcement officers to serve a sworn statement upon persons who re- fuse to submit to sobriety tests. Provides that the notice of suspension for failure to 1304 HB-0783-Cont. submit to such tests shall be written in English and Spanish and requires such viola- tors who wish to avoid an automatic suspension of driving privileges to request a probable cause hearing 10 days prior to the date of the scheduled court hearing on the offense charged (hearing request now required within 28 days from the date of the mailing of the suspension notice). Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0784 MAYS AND TUERK. (Ch. 48, par. 138.8) Amends the Workers' Compensation Act. Coordinates Workers' Compensation benefits with other benefits. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 02 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE HB-0785 FLINN - WOLF - ZWICK. (Ch. 17, new pars. 102.1, 308.1, and 3002.1; Ch. 17, rep. pars. 102.1, 308.1 and 3002.1) Amends the Financial Institutions Code, the Illinois Banking Act and the Illinois Savings and Loan Act. Requires the Commissioner of Banks and Trusts, the Com- missioner of Savings and Loans and the Department of Financial Institutions to un- dertake a collective study of their functions regarding depository institutions under their control. Requires that a final joint report be submitted to the Governor and General Assembly by March 3, 1986 regarding consolidation of regulatory func- tions. Provides for repeal on July 1, 1986. Effective immediately. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Financial Institutions May 02 Interim Study Calendar FIN INSTIT 1HB-0786 BERRIOS, KRSKA, TERZICH AND CAPPARELLI. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 15-113) Amends The Illinois Size and Weight Law of The Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that owners of vehicles who violate the maximum wheel and axle weight load by more than 5,000 pounds 4 or more times within a 12 month period shall pay an addi- tional fine of $2,500 upon the fourth or subsequent violation. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Transportation May 02 Recommended do pass 011-004-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 22 Third Reading - Lost 030-071-011 HB-0787 BERRIOS, MAYS, KRSKA, TERZICH AND CAPPARELLI. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 3-408) Amends the Vehicle Code to require evidence of conformity with applicable fed- eral safety and emission standards before the Secretary of State grants a first title or registration for a vehicle not manufactured in conformity with those standards. Ef- fective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Specifies that "appropriate certification" is limited to certain documentation. Re- quires documents required by Secretary of State for certification or registration to be in English or accompanied by an English translation. * Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1305 HB-0787-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Changes "or" to "and/or" in reference to granting first title or registration under provisions of this Act. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 3. Adds effective date of January 1, 1986. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Transportation Apr 10 Amendment No.01 TRANSPORTATN Adopted Amendment No.02 TRANSPORTATN Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 017-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 08 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 22 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.03 BERRIOS Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/118-000-000 Short Debate-3rd Passed 107-009-001 May 23 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor LUFT Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 29 Assigned to Transportation Jun 06 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 27 Re-committed to Transportation HB-0788 SALTSMAN. (Ch. 46, pars. 7-10, 22-9.1 and 28-3) Amends The Election Code. Provides that a discovery petition shall only be filed with a municipal board of election commissioners when the election in connection with which the petition is filed is for an office of a political subdivision wholly within the jurisdiction of the board or a public question submitted only to the voters of such a political subdivision, and that in all other cases such a petition shall be filed with the county election authority. Requires that nominating petitions for partisan pri- mary candidates and petitions for the submission of certain public questions include all the information included on the registration record cards of each of the signers or circulators of such petitions concerning the residences of such signers or circulators. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Elections May 02 Interim Study Calendar ELECTIONS HB-0789 SALTSMAN. (Ch. 48, pars. 850.04 and 850.05) Amends The Illinois Development Finance Authority Act. Increases the mem- bership of the Illinois Development Finance Authority from 13 to 15. Specifies that at least one member of the Authority shall be a person of recognized ability and ex- perience in construction contracting and at least one member a person of recognized ability and experience in construction labor. Increases the number required for a quorum from 7 to 8. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Executive May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 1306 HB-0790 HB-0790 ZWICK - CURRIE - HOFFMAN - KLEMM - BROOKINS, BRAUN, GREI- MAN, ALEXANDER, CULLERTON, WASHINGTON AND MCAULIFFE. (Ch. 61, new par. 2.33b, par. 3.5) Amends the Wildlife Code to make the possession, manufacture, sale and trans- port of leghold and body-gripping traps a Class B misdemeanor, except under cer- tain limited conditions. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 02 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT 'HB-0791 SALTSMAN - DUNN,JOHN. (Ch. 48, par. 39s-2) Amends the Prevailing Wage Law. Redefines "public works" to include all proj- ects financed in whole or part with bonds issued under Division 74 of the Municipal Code or the Industrial Building Revenue Bond Act. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Includes projects financed with bonds issued under the Illinois Development Fi- nance Authority Act in the definition of "public works". Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 02 Amendment No.01 LABOR COMMRCE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 013-009-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Amendment No.02 MAYS Lost 042-064-000 Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 15 Fiscal Note Requested TUERK Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 21 Third Reading - Passed 067-045-000 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 Sen Sponsor LUFT Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 29 Assigned to Labor and Commerce SHB-0792 MCPIKE - GREIMAN. (Ch. 63, par. 152) Amends An Act providing for the electronic data processing of the Illinois Re- vised Statutes. Requires the Legislative Reference Bureau to make the memory sys- tem available for use by the public or by governmental entities if such availability does not reduce the quality of services available to the Legislative Reference Bu- reau, members and agencies of the General Assembly and the Attorney General; the Bureau adopts rules regarding the offering of such services and specifies the charges of such services; and the Bureau collects the charges and pays them to the State Treasurer. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 63, par. 42.15-8 Requires the Legislative Information System (LIS), upon consultation with the Secretary of State, to make available for sale to the public or to governmental enti- ties or agencies the computerized text of the agency:rules. 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1307 HB-0792-Cont. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Executive Apr 25 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 016-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 08 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 10 Short Debate-3rd Passed 104-001-000 May 14 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor LEMKE Added As A Joint Sponsor ROCK Placed Calendr,First Readng May 15 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 21 Assigned to Judiciary I Jun 05 Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 21 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 LEMKE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 29 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/070-013-004 Passed both Houses Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Sep 22 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0824 Effective date 01-01-86 'HB-0793 MCPIKE, KLEMM AND DEUCHLER. (Ch. 96 1/2, pars. 7404 and 7405; Ch. 111 1/2, par. 1028) Amends the Environmental Protection Act and the Natural Resources Data Col- lection Act to require the Department of Energy and Natural Resources to provide a preliminary assessment of the economic impact of all proposed regulations not re- quired by federal law. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that no preliminary assessment is necessary if the regulation has a favor- able or negligible economic impact, or if it is required by State law; requires that the preliminary assessment, or a finding that one is not needed, shall be delivered within 30 days after the proposed rule is filed; directs the Department to adopt rules gov- erning the criteria for preliminary assessments. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes reference to: Ch. 96 1/2, par. 7405 Specifies that notification of the Director is not required for rules that are re- quired to be adopted by federal or State law. Requires the assessment to be filed be- fore the hearing is held, rather than before it is scheduled; provides that the Board need not delay hearings if the assessment is not filed; deletes review by the Econom- ic Technical Advisory Committee. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource Apr 11 Amendment No.01 ENRGY ENVRMNT Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Amendment No.02 MCPIKE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1308 HB-0793-Cont. May 23 Third Reading - Passed 114-003-001 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 05 Sen Sponsor LUFT Added As A Joint Sponsor WELCH First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 06 Assigned to Agriculture, Conservation & Energy Jun 13 Recommended do pass 008-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 20 Second Reading Amendment No.01 MAROVITZ NETSCH & KELLY Lost Verified Lost Amendment No.02 LUFT Lost 015-039-001 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 27 Re-committed to Agriculture, Conservation & Energy SHB-0794 YOUNG,A - FLOWERS. (Ch. 46, pars. 2A-1.2 and 7-10; new par. 2A-53a; Ch. 111 2/3, par. 1) Amends The Election Code and the Public Utilities Act. Provides for the election of members of the Illinois Commerce Commission, with 3 members to be elected from the First Judicial District and one from each of the other 4 Judicial Districts. Allows the Governor to appoint one of the elected commissioners as chairman, with the advice and consent of the Senate. Effective immediately. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 11 Assigned to Public Utilities May 03 Interim Study Calendar PUB UTILITIES 'HB-0795 YOUNG,A AND FLOWERS. (Ch. 120, par. 1157.2, new par. 1157.11; Ch. 122, par. 1A-4) Amends the Illinois Lottery Law and The School Code to require that the State Board of Education certify the annual cost of public elementary and secondary edu- cation in Illinois and provide that net lottery revenues be transferred to the Com- mon School Fund from the State Lottery Fund until transfers equalling 51% of that amount have been made. Effective July 1, 1985. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Revenue Apr 25 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE HB-0796 PETERSON,W AND MCMASTER. (Ch. 122, par. 27-6) Amends the School Code. Deletes the daily requirement of physical education for pupils in the public schools and State universities engaged in preparing teachers. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1309 HB-0797 SHB-0797 CULLERTON. (Ch. 38, par. 16B-5; new par. 16B-2.1) Amends the Criminal Code. Creates the offense of Criminal mutilation or van- dalism of library materials which makes it an offense to damage or destroy library materials. Provides that criminal mutilation or vandalism of library materials where the aggregate value of the materials does not exceed $300 is a Class A misde- meanor and a Class 3 felony if the aggregrate value is greater. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Makes non-substantive spelling corrections. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Judiciary II May 02 Recommended do pass 009-002-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Amendment No.01 CULLERTON Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II 'HB-0798 CAPPARELLI, MCGANN, MCAULIFFE, KRSKA, TERZICH, DELEO, FARLEY, KEANE, KULAS, LAURINO, NASH, PANAYOTOVICH AND VITEK. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 8-138 and 8-150.1) Amends the Chicago Municipal Article of the Pension Code to increase the pen- sion formula and to reduce the early retirement penalty for persons born before Jan- uary 1, 1936, and for their widows. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 02 Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION HB-0799 DEJAEGHER, BRUNSVOLD, GIORGI, HICKS, HOMER AND WHITE. (Ch. 24, par. 3-4-8) Amends the Illinois Municipal Code. Provides that 10% of the voters of a city with a population of less than 100,000 may file a petition for a referendum to pro- vide for the election of one alderman per ward rather than 2, plus an additional number of alderman not to exceed the number of wards in the city, to be elected at large. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Executive May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 013-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 08 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 16 Short Debate-3rd Passed 115-001-001 May 17 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 29 Sen Sponsor DARROW Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Local Government Jun 13 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 5 Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1310 HB-0799-Cont. Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 22 Sent to the Governor Sep 19 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0560 Effective date 01-01-86 'HB-0800 LAURINO - MCAULIFFE - FARLEY, CAPPARELLI, PANAYOTOVICH, DUNN,JOHN, HALLOCK, MCNAMARA, LEVERENZ, GIGLIO, DELEO AND WILLIAMSON. (Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 3-405, 6-118, 7-208, 7-210, 7-211, 7-301, 7-309 and 7-310 and new pars. 3-707, 7-305.1, 7-601, 7-602 and 11-1601) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Requires the owners of motor vehicles to show proof of insurance when applying for registration with the Secretary of State, and provides that from July 1, 1986 to July 1, 1990 no person, with certain exemptions, shall operate upon Illinois highways any vehicle required to be registered with the Secretary of State unless a liability policy or bond covering the vehicle is in effect and proof of such coverage is carried by the operator of such vehicle. Establishes penalties, including criminal, for violations of such provisions. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 7-208, 7-210, 7-211, 7-301, 7-309, 7-310 Deletes requirement of furnishing proof of financial responsibility and payment of the reinstatement fee in relation to agreements for payment of damages, termina- tion of security requirements, duration of suspensions and discharges of bankrupt- cy. Makes other regulatory changes regarding mandatory insurance. FISCAL NOTE (Prepared by the Secretary of the State) HB-800 would have a fisal impact on 4 departments in the Office of the Secretary of State. Total impact for first year would be $1,039,000 and annually, $849,000. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Insurance Apr 24 Amendment No.01 INSURANCE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 009-006-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 25 Fiscal Note filed Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Amendment No.02 TATE Withdrawn Amendment No.03 PEDERSEN,B Lost 019-087-000 Amendment No.04 PARKE Lost 023-083-000 Amendment No.05 REGAN Lost 029-078-001 Amendment No.06 TATE Withdrawn Amendment No.07 PARKE Lost 038-068-001 Amendment No.08 PEDERSEN,B Lost 034-070-000 Amendment No.09 REGAN Withdrawn Amendment No.10 SHAW, Lost 033-062-003 Amendment No.11 TATE Lost 037-068-003 Amendment No. 12 TATE Lost 033-072-002 SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1311 HB-0800-Cont. 1312 May 09-Cont. Amendment No.13 TATE Lost 024-082-001 Amendment No.14 TATE Lost 019-089-000 Amendment No.15 TATE Withdrawn Amendment No.16 TATE Lost 035-071-002 Amendment No. 17 TATE Lost 034-070-001 Amendment No. 18 PEDERSEN,B Lost 010-086-000 Amendment No.19 SHAW Lost 034-064-005 Amendment No.20 SHAW Lost 022-080-001 Amendment No.21 PARKE Withdrawn Amendment No.22 TATE Ruled not germane Appeal Ruling of Chair TATE Motion failed Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 22 Third Reading - Passed 068-045-004 May 23 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ Added As A Joint Sponsor BLOOM-ZITO Added As A Joint Sponsor DUDYCZ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 29 Added As A Joint Sponsor KELLY Assigned to Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 04 Waive Posting Notice 7C Committee Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 06 Added As A Joint Sponsor LEMKE Committee Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 13 Recmnded do not pass(tabld) 005-004-002 HB-0801 BOWMAN. (Ch. 46, pars. 4-10, 5-9 and 6-37) Amends The Election Code. Provides that a person applying in person to register to vote need only furnish 1 form, rather than 2 forms, of identification. Eliminates the requirement that the identification furnished must include the applicant's resi- dence address. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Elections Apr 25 Interim Study Calendar ELECTIONS HB-0802 EWING AND RICHMOND. (Ch. 24, par. 3-4-7) Amends the Illinois Municipal Code. Clarifies that redistricting is not required because a city had more aldermen than it was entitled to after 1957 statutory amendments by deleting "heretofore" and inserting reference to the effective date of the 1957 amendatory Act. Effective immediately. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Cities and Villages Apr 17 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 014-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Apr 23 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read HB-0802-Cont. Apr 25 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 111-001-001 Apr 30 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 08 Sen Sponsor MAITLAND Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Local Government Jun 05 Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 22 Sent to the Governor Sep 19 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0561 Effective date 09-19-85 3HB-0803 MCGANN - CAPPARELLI - KEANE - PANAYOTOVICH - MCAULIFFE. (Ch. 108 1/2, pars. 11-134 and 11-145.1) Amends the Chicago Laborers Article of the Pension Code to increase the pen- sion formula and to reduce the early retirement penalty for persons born before Jan- uary 1, 1936. Effective immediately. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0804 MCGANN - SHAW - PANAYOTOVICH - O'CONNELL - MCAULIFFE, LEVERENZ, BERRIOS AND LAURINO. (Ch. 111 2/3, par. 36; Ch. 120, pars. 467.2, 467.17 and 469) Amends the Messages Tax Act, the Gas Revenue Tax Act and the Public Utili- ties Revenue Act. Reduces the tax rate under those Acts on the gross receipts ob- tained from residential customers from 5% to 4% in 1986, to 3% in 1987, to 2% in 1988, and to 1% in 1989; and eliminates those taxes on such gross receipts begin- ning in 1990. Amends the Public Utilities Act to require that pass-on charges re- flect the reduced rates for residential customers. Effective January 1, 1986. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Revenue May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0805 BARNES - VINSON - CAPPARELLI - MCAULIFFE - WOJCIK. (Ch. 15, new par. 210.05a; Ch. 23, new par. 10-17.1) Amends the State Comptroller Act and the Illinois Public Aid Code. Permits the Department of Public Aid to direct the State Comptroller to withhold and pay over to the Department income tax refunds of responsible relatives who owe past due support payments which the Department is authorized to receive. Requires the Comptroller to furnish to the Department the address and social security number of taxpayers whose refunds are withheld. Provides that rules promulgated by the De- partment shall provide for notice to and an opportunity to be heard by such taxpay- ers. Effective October 1, 1985. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Permits the State Comptroller to deduct, at the direction of the Dept. of Public Aid, from a warrant and pay to such Dept. past due support, whether owed to the State or not. Permits the Dept. of Public Aid to certify to the Comptroller past due support in order to intercept State income tax refunds. ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1313 HB-0805 Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that such a deduction shall have priority only over another garnishment, except that for payment of state or federal taxes. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Executive Apr 25 Recommended do pass 012-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 21 Third Reading - Passed 103-000-009 May 22 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 Sen Sponsor KARPIEL Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 29 Assigned to Public Health,Welfare,Corrections Jun 13 Recommnded do pass as amend 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 20 Second Reading Amendment No.01 PUBLIC HEALTH Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 KARPIEL Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 054-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02/118-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Sep 22 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0825 Effective date 10-01-85 3HB-0806 STECZO. (Ch. 108 1/2, new par. 3-109.1; Ch. 85, new par. 2208.9) Amends the Downstate Police Article of the Pension Code to allow a person who has elected not to participate in a fund, and who has 15 or more years of employ- ment with a police department, to buy pension credits in the fund until March 1, 1986. Amends The State Mandates Act to require implementation without reim- bursement. Effective January 1, 1986. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT TO LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE HB 806 creates a retirement benefit mandate for which reimbursement of the in- creased cost of a unit of local government would normally be required. However, HB 806 amends the State Mandate Act to relieve the State of reimbursement liabil- ity. The estimated annual cost is less than $50,000. PENSION IMPACT NOTE It is not possible to determine the costs of HB 806, but they should be relatively small. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 02 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Pension Note Filed Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1314 HB-0807 'HB-0807 LEVIN. ( : (Ch. 23, par. 2256; Ch. 122, new par. 2-3.48) Amends the Intergovernmental Missing Child Recovery Act and The School Code. Requires the Department of Law Enforcement to prepare periodic informa- tion bulletins of missing children and to send copies to the State Board of Educa- tion, which in turn is required to forward a copy to each school board and nonpublic school in the State. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Changes the data to be supplied on periodic information bulletins, allows the De- partment to establish reasonable limitations on bulletin use. by entities to whom the Department furnishes the same, changes the fee exemption provision, requires school boards to compare names on the bulletin with names of students attending district schools, and adds an immediate effective date. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 38, par. 10-5; new par. 10-6 Changes the title and amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Expands the definition of the offense of child abduction, and creates a presumption that when the parties have never been married the mother has legal custody of the child unless a valid court order states otherwise. Creates the offense of aiding and abetting child abduc- tion and classifies it as a Class A misdemeanor. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1. Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Provides that a person commits child abduction if he, being a parent of the child, and where the parents of such child are or have been married and there has been no court order of custody, conceals the child; or, being a parent of the child, and where the parents of the child are or have been married and there has been no court order of custody, conceals, detains or removes the child with physical force or threat of physical force. Makes changes in relation to persons who aid and or abet in the com- mission of child abduction. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY II Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 013-000-000 May 09 May 24 May 29 Jun 03 Jun 04 Jun 11 Jun 12 Jun 19 Jun 24 Jun 25 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 110-001-000 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Sen Sponsor TOPINKA Added As A Joint Sponsor DUDYCZ First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I Recommended do pass 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Added As A Co-sponsor LEMKE Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 TOPINKA Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Added As A Joint Sponsor POSHARD Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 SFiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1315 HB-0807-Cont. Jun 28 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 Jun 29 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/TOPINKA GEO-KARIS, MAROVITZ, LEMKE & DAWSON Jun 30 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/LEVIN, CULLERTON, PRESTON PULLEN AND VINSON Jul 02 House report submitted 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/112-000-000 Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/058-000-000 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 31 Sent to the Governor Sep 03 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0234 Effective date 09-03-85 HB-0808 GIGLIO, PANAYOTOVICH AND STECZO. (Ch. 24, new par. 11-55-2) Amends the Illinois Municipal Code. Prohibits municipalities from increasing vending machine license fees without notice and a public hearing. Preempts home rule. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Cities and Villages Apr 10 Recommended do pass 008-004-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 16 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 20 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-0809 REA, HICKS, PHELPS, GOFORTH, RICHMOND, HARTKE, RONAN, WOLF AND SOLIZ. (Ch. 42, new par. 398.5; Ch. 85, par. 872; amends title) Amends the River Conservancy Districts Act and the Industrial Building Reve- nue Bond Act. Authorizes river conservancy districts to participate in industrial projects and issue revenue bonds under the Industrial Building Revenue Bond Act. Effective immediately. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Limits authority to issue bonds under the Act to river conservancy districts whol- ly contained in 2 counties having 3 municipalities with a population of at least 5,000. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 2. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 24, pars. 11-74-2, 11-74-4; Ch. 85, par. 874 Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Changes title to "An Act in relation to development projects and amending Acts therein named". Amends Industrial Project Revenue Act in Municipal Code to pro- vide that bonds may be issued to finance a transportation project or a project to con- struct or remodel a building to be used as a State facility. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment 1316 HB-0809-Cont. Mar 21 Assigned to Counties and Townships Apr 18 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 011-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Apr 25 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rdRead May 02 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 114-000-000 May 03 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 14 Sen Sponsor POSHARD Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 21 Assigned to Finance and Credit Regulations Jun 11 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 POSHARD Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 25 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 27 H Noncncrs inS Amend. 01 Jun 28 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/POSHARD O'DANIEL, LUFT, KEATS & HUDSON Jun 29 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/REA, VANDUYNE, CULLERTON, GOFORTH & MCMASTER Jun 30 House report submitted Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/056-000-000 Jul 01 House Refuses to Adopt 1ST H Requests Conference Comm 2ND Hse Conference Comm Apptd 2ND/REA, PANGLE, CULLERTON, MCMASTER & GOFORTH House report submitted Jul 02 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 2ND/111-000-001 Sen Conference Comm Apptd 2ND/POSHARD O'DANIEL, LUFT, KEATS & HUDSON Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 2ND/058-000-000 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 2ND Passed both Houses Jul 31 Sent to the Governor Sep 25 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0946 Effective date 09-25-85 HB-0810 BRESLIN. (Ch. 125, par. 164) Amends the Sheriffs Merit System Act. Requires the plaintiff to pay the cost of preparing and certifying the record for judicial review. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that if the plaintiff prevails in the judicial review proceeding, the court shall award to the plaintiff a sum equal to the costs paid by the plaintiff to have the record for judicial review prepared and certified. 1317 HB-08 10-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. (Tabled May 20, 1985) Adds reference to: Ch. 125, par. 7 Amends An Act relating to sheriffs. Provides that deputies appointed by a sheriff shall be considered peace officers for all purposes. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Judiciary I Apr 25 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 014-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Amendment No.02 MATIJEVICH Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 20 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 02 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/115-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 114-000-000 May 21 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 05 Sen Sponsor WELCH First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 06 Jun 11 Assigned to Judiciary I Recommended do pass 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 22 Sent to the Governor Sep 19 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0562 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0811 HOMER. (Ch. 110, new par. 2-1701) Amends the Code of Civil Procedure to add a provision limiting refunds of taxes illegally or unconstitutionally collected or paid by public utilities pursuant to the utilities tax Acts or subsections (a) or (b) of Section 36 of the public utilities Act to 3 years from the date the complaint was filed. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 110, par. 2-1701 Adds reference to: Ch. 110, par. 13-224 Amends to change number of Section added. Limits the total amount of refund and includes interest where applicable. Also changes the date from which the period begins to run to be the date the claim filed. Makes other changes. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Makes correction in reference to title of Act. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Revenue May 02 Amendment No.01 REVENUE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 016-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Amendment No.02 HOMER Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 20 Third Reading - Passed 087-015-007 May 21 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Adopted 1318 HB-0811-Cont. May 22 Sen Sponsor LUFT Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 24 Assigned to Revenue Jun 06 Recommended do pass 008-000-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 057-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 24 Sent to the Governor Sep 21 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0732 Effective date 09-21-85 3HB-0812 PANGLE. (Ch. 108 1/2, par. 14-107) Amends the State Employees Article of the Pension Code to provide that persons at least age 50 with 10 years of creditable service whose service was terminated by closure of a facility operated by the Department of Mental Health and Develop- mental Disabilities may retire without early retirement reduction at any time after termination of service. PENSION IMPACT NOTE The cost of HB 812 cannot be determined. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Personnel and Pensions May 02 Pension Note Filed Interim Study Calendar PERS PENSION SHB-0813 PANGLE - CHRISTENSEN. (Ch. 127, par. 530) Amends the State Employees Group Insurance Act. Requires the State to pay non-contributory group life and health insurance costs for Department of Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities employees for one year after service is ter- minated due to a facility closure or until another employer's plan begins coverage, whichever is sooner. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Executive May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0814 ALEXANDER - OLSON. (Ch. 46, par. 19-8) Amends The Election Code. Allows absentee ballot envelopes to be opened at any time after the polls open on election day. Effective immediately. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Elections May 01 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 117-000-000 Committee Elections May 03 Interim Study Calendar ELECTIONS SHB-0815 LEVIN - NASH - ZWICK, GREIMAN, SUTKER, STERN AND PRESTON. (New Act; Ch. 122, pars. 26-1, 26-2 and 26-2a; new par. 26-2b) New Act and amends The School Code. Provides that a student enrolled in a pub- lic school or attending a public institution of higher education who is unable be- ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 3 Fiscal Note Act and Pension System Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1319 HB-0815-Cont. cause of the observance of a religious holiday to attend classes on a particular day or days or at a particular time of day shall be excused from any examination or any study or work assignments on such days or times. Provides that it is the responsibili- ty of the faculty and administrative personnel to make available to such students an equivalent opportunity to make up the examinations, study or work requirements, which they missed due to such absences. No fees or penalties may be imposed against the students who exercise such opportunities afforded. Authorizes school board to require advance notice of absences to observe religious holidays. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes provisions relating to public institutions of higher education. Replaces with provisions that a public institution of higher education shall adopt a policy which reasonably accommodates the religious observance of individual students in regard to admissions, class attendance, and the scheduling of examinations and work requirements. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Defines religion to include all aspects of religious observance and practice, as well as belief. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 02 Amendment No.01 ELEM SCND ED Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 012-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Amendment No.02 LEVIN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 21 Third Reading - Passed 097-017-001 May 22 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor CARROLL Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 24 Assigned to Education-Elementary & Secondary May 29 Added As A Joint Sponsor BERMAN Committee Education-Elementary & Secondary May 30 Recommended do pass 010-001-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 03 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 05 Third Reading - Passed 052-001-000 Passed both Houses Jun 30 Sent to the Governor Aug 26 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0212 Effective date 08-26-85 SHB-0816 LEVIN - NASH - ZWICK, GREIMAN, SUTKER, STERN AND PRESTON. (Ch. 68, pars. 2-101 and 2-102) Amends the Human Rights Act. Provides that it is a civil rights violation for any public employer to refuse to permit an employee who takes time off from work in or- der to practice his religious beliefs to engage in work, during hours other than such employee's regular.working hours where necessary, in order to compensate for work time lost for such religious reasons. Provides that any employee who elects such compensatory work shall be compensated at the same wage rate at which he is ordi- narily compensated. *Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1320 HB-0816--Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that any deferred work shall be consistent with the operational needs of the employer. Provides that any employee who elects such deferred work shall be compensated at the wage rate which he or she would have earned during the origi- nally scheduled work period; deletes the provision specifying that any employee who elects such compensatory work shall be compensated at the same wage rate at which he is ordinarily compensated. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that an employer may require that an employee who plans to take time off from work in order to practice his or her religious beliefs provide the employer with a notice of his or her intention to be absent from work not exceeding 5 days pri- or to the date of absence. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 04 Assigned to Human Services Apr 24 Amendment No.01 HUMAN SERVICE Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 08 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 22 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.02 ZWICK Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/118-000-000 Short Debate-3rd Passed 075-034-002 May 23 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor CARROLL Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 29 Assigned to Executive Jun 11 Recommended do pass 018-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Added As A Joint Sponsor BERMAN Third Reading - Passed 058-001-000 Passed both Houses Jul 22 Sent to the Governor Sep 19 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0563 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0817 LEVIN. (Ch. 73, par. 973a) Amends the Insurance Code. Requires accident and health insurance policies, which provide for termination or reduced coverage upon the attainment of a speci- fied age, to grant an insured who, despite age or disability, is ineligible for Medicare benefits an option to continue full coverage upon payment of the premium therefor. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 09 Assigned to Insurance May 02 Interim Study Calendar INSURANCE 'HB-0818 HICKS - PETERSON,W - LEFLORE - PANGLE - PARKE, BARNES, BERRIOS, BRUNSVOLD, CHRISTENSEN, COUNTRYMAN, CURRAN, DEJAEGHER, DEUCHLER, FLINN, GIGLIO, HALLOCK, HANNIG, HO- MER, KIRKLAND, KUBIK, LEVERENZ, MATIJEVICH, MCGANN, MC- NAMARA, OBLINGER, O'CONNELL, PHELPS, RICHMOND, RYDER, SLATER, STANGE, STECZO, STEPHENS, TATE, TURNER, VAN- DUYNE, WAIT, WHITE, WILLIAMSON, WOLF, REA, YOUNG,A, RICE 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1321 HB-0818-Cont. AND LAURINO. (Ch. 120, new par. 2-207) Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act to provide a credit against taxes for certain contributions of personal property to school districts, in an amount equal to 25% of the fair market value of the property. Sets aggregate tax credit limit based on num- ber of pupils in school district. Effective immediately. Mar 20 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 21 Assigned to Revenue May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-0819 RONAN, PANAYOTOVICH AND KULAS. (Ch. 121, pars. 5-701, 6-701 and 7-202) Amends the Illinois Highway Code. Provides that no project involving an expen- diture in excess of $25,000 allotted from the Motor Fuel Tax Fund may be per- formed by a county, road district or municipality with their own personnel except under certain conditions. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. STATE MANDATES ACT FISCAL NOTE In the opinion of the Dept. of Commerce and Community Affairs, HB-819 con- stitutes a service mandate for which reimbursement of 50% - 100% of the increased cost to local government is required. Due to the nature of the bill, no data is avail- able on which to base a reliable estimate, but the cost could be substantial. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Alters amendatory language to provides that no project involving an expenditure allotted from the Motor Fuel Tax Fund may be performed by a county, road district or municipality with their own personnel except under certain conditions. Requires public disclosure of estimates of cost of completion of projects. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that the provisions of the amendatory Act do not apply to any county with a population of over 3,000,000 inhabitants or any road district or municipality located therein. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation Apr 16 St Mandate Fis Note Filed Committee Transportation Apr 30 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K 116-000-000 Committee Transportation May 02 Amendment No.01 TRANSPORTATN Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 011-006-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 16 Second Reading Amendment No.02 RONAN Adopted 059-052-000 Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Interim Study Calendar TRANSPORTATN 'HB-0820 MATIJEVICH, CULLERTON, GIORGI, CURRIE. (Ch. 17, pars. 2505 and 2510) Amends the Bank Holding Company Act to provide for reciprocal interstate banking. Permits a bank holding company whose subsidiaries' banking operations are conducted in a jurisdiction other than Illinois to acquire control of any Illinois bank, provided that the laws of the other jurisdiction permit' an Illinois bank holding company, bank or subsidiary to acquire control of a bank in that jurisdiction. Re- quires the approval by the Commissioner of Banks and Trust Companies for such an acquisition. ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1322 HB-0820--Cont. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Financial Institutions Apr 25 Mtn Prevail Suspend Rul 20K Committee Financial Institutions May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D Mtn filed take from Table MATIJEVICH TABLED - RULE 27D HB-0821 MULCAHEY - COWLISHAW - SATTERTHWAITE - DIDRICKSON - HOFFMAN AND LEFLORE. (New Act) Appropriates $20,000,000 to the State Board of Education, to enter into con- tracts with private or public agencies to provide noncompulsory educational services to children ages 3 through 5. Effective July 1, 1985. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Appropriations II May 10 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0822 MULCAHEY - COWLISHAW - SATTERTHWAITE - DIDRICKSON - HOFFMAN, LEFLORE, YOUNG,A, PANAYOTOVICH, CHRISTENSEN, LEVERENZ, GIGLIO, LAURINO AND BERRIOS. (Ch. 122, pars. 10-20.12, 10-20.19a, 18-8 and 34-18; new pars. 2-3.48 and 10-22.18c; rep. par. 10-22.18) Amends The School Code. Authorizes school boards to establish and maintain noncompulsory preschool classes, and amends the state aid formula to provide State aid payments on the basis of attendance in such classes. Repeals obsolete Section of the Code. Changes the dates by which children attaining age 5 may enroll in school. Requires the State Board of Education to develop evaluation tools which school dis- tricts may use to evaluate school readiness of children under 5 years of age. Effec- tive July 1, 1985. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-0823 MULCAHEY - COWLISHAW - SATTERTHWAITE - DIDRICKSON - HOFFMAN, LEFLORE, LEVERENZ, GIGLIO, LAURINO AND BERRIOS. (Ch. 122, par. 1A-4) Amends The School Code. Requires the joint Education Committee to evaluate, recommend and report by January 1, 1986 to the General Assembly concerning a more productive delivery system for educational services within Illinois. Effective immediately. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Rules May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0824 MULCAHEY - COWLISHAW - SATTERTHWAITE - DIDRICKSON - HOFFMAN, LEFLORE, MCNAMARA, LEVERENZ, GIGLIO, LAURINO AND BERRIOS. (Ch. 122, par. 18-8) Amends The School Code. Provides that the average daily attendance for State aid formula purposes shall be multiplied by an additional .1 for each full clock hour in excess of 5 clock hours of school work per day that pupils are in attendance under direct supervision of teachers. Effective July 1, 1985. Mar 211985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1323 HB-0824-Cont. May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-0825 MULCAHEY - COWLISHAW - SATTERTHWAITE - DIDRICKSON - HOFFMAN, LEFLORE, RICE, SHAW, PANAYOTOVICH, CHRISTEN- SEN, MCNAMARA, LEVERENZ, GIGLIO, LAURINO AND BERRIOS. (Ch. 122, new par. 2-3.25a) Amends The School Code. Requires the State Board of Education to establish a statewide program to recognize schools which maintain certain indicators of effec- tive instruction. Effective immediately. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D ' HB-0826 MULCAHEY - COWLISHAW - SATTERTHWAITE - DIDRICKSON - HOFFMAN, LEFLORE, LEVERENZ, GIGLIO, LAURINO AND BERRIOS. (Ch. 122, pars. 27-23, 27-24.2, 27-24.3 and 27-24.5) Amends The School Code to permit a school district to enter into a contract with a driver training school to provide a course in practice driving and to charge a rea- sonable fee to participants in the course. The fee shall be waived if the student is un- able to pay for the course. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-0827 MULCAHEY - COWLISHAW - SATTERTHWAITE - DIDRICKSON - HOFFMAN, LEFLORE, LEVERENZ, GIGLIO, LAURINO AND BERRIOS. (Ch. 122, par. 2-3.35) Amends The School Code. Requires the State Board of Education to review the optimum school district size and organization and report its findings to the General Assembly by January 1, 1986. Effective immediately. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0828 MULCAHEY - COWLISHAW - SATTERTHWAITE - DIDRICKSON - HOFFMAN, LEFLORE, YOUNG,A, HICKS, RICE, SHAW, PANAYO- TOVICH, CHRISTENSEN, MCNAMARA, LEVERENZ, GIGLIO, LAURI- NO AND BERRIOS. (Ch. 122, pars. 10-20.19a, 10-22.18 and 18-8) Amends The School Code. Authorizes school districts to provide full day kinder- gartens, and to count attendance at such kindergartens as a full day for purposes of determining State aid. Effective July 1, 1985. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D ' HB-0829 MULCAHEY - COWLISHAW - SATTERTHWAITE - DIDRICKSON - HOFFMAN, LEFLORE, RICE, LEVERENZ, GIGLIO, LAURINO AND BERRIOS. (Ch. 122, par. 3-15.12) Amends The School Code to permit to take the high schoollevel General Educa- tional Development Test a person who is 16-18 years of age, has maintained resi- 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1324 HB-0829-Cont. dence in the State of Illinois, is no longer enrolled in school and is not a high school graduate. Upon successful completion of the test the applicant shall be issued a high school equivalency certificate. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0830 MULCAHEY - COWLISHAW - SATTERTHWAITE - DIDRICKSON - HOFFMAN, LEFLORE, MCNAMARA, LEVERENZ, GIGLIO, LAURINO AND BERRIOS. (Ch. 122, pars. 3-15.12 and 34-18; new pars. 2-3.48 and 10-21.5a) Amends The School Code to require the State Board of Education to require lo- cal school districts to provide programs designed to prevent at-risk students from terminating their enrollment or attendance in school prior to graduation from high school. STATE MANDATES ACT MAY REQUIRE REIMBURSEMENT To LOCAL GOV'TS. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 03 Tbid pursuant Hse Rule 27D SHB-0831 LEVERENZ, MCPIKE, HARTKE AND SOLIZ. (Ch. 70, pars. 72 and 80.1) Amends the Crime Victims Compensation Act to include in the definition of crime of violence the offenses of sexual relations within families, criminal sexual abuse and aggravated criminal sexual abuse. Also includes the offenses specified in Section 2 of the Act which occur within the State, but which are subject to Federal jurisdiction. Increases the maximum award under the Act from $15,000 to $25,000. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 70, par. 510 Provides that the maximum award under the Crime Victims Compensation Act shall be $25,000 for a crime committed on or after the effective date of the 1985 amendatory Act. Also amends the Violent Crime Victims Assistance Act to provide that the additional fine imposed by Section 10 of that Act shall not be subject to the provisions of Section 110-14 of the Code of Criminal Procedure of 1963 (relating to the credit of $5 a day for each day an offender is incarcerated on a bailable offense). SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes on June 28, 1985) Adds reference to: Ch. 70, par. 76.1 Adds definition of witness to the Act. Permits a witness to file a claim for compen- sation under the Act. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Corrects an error in the approval date of a statute. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Recommended do pass 014-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 15 Second Reading Amendment No.01 LEVERENZ Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 116-001-000 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Sen Sponsor BARKHAUSEN Placed Calendr,First Readng ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1325 HB-0831-Cont. 1326 Jun 03 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Judiciary I Jun 11 Recommended do pass 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 20 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 BARKHAUSEN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 BARKHAUSEN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Added As A Joint Sponsor DUDYCZ Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 058-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 02/117-000-000 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Recedes from Amend. 01/055-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Sep 22 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0826 Effective date 01-01-86 ' HB-0832 BOWMAN - SHAW - BRESLIN - HARTKE - SOLIZ, RYDER, RONAN, SALTSMAN, CAPPARELLI, HOMER AND PANGLE. (Ch. 23, pars. 2081, 2082, 2083, 2084, 2085, 2087, 2213, 2216, 2217 and 2218) Amends the Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation Treatment Center Act and the Child Care Act of 1969. Includes the prevention of child sexual abuse and exploita- tion as a purpose of the Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation Treatment Center Act, making various related and other changes in that Act. Includes as grounds for the revocation or the denial of a child care facility license failure to exercise reason- able care in the hiring, training and supervision of facility personnel and failure to report suspected abuse or neglect of children within the facility. Makes various oth- er changes pertaining to the operation of child care facilities. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II Apr 11 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 013-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Apr 18 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read Apr 25 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 111-001-001 Apr 30 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 07 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Judiciary II May 30 Recommended do pass 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 03 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Added As A Joint Sponsor GEO-KARIS Placed Calndr,Third Reading Added As A Joint Sponsor POSHARD Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 22 Sent to the Governor ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1327 HB-0832-Cont. Sep 19 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0564 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0833 HASTERT. (Ch. 120, rep. pars. 791, 792, 793 and 794) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939. Repeals Sections relating to miscellaneous du- ties of the Department. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 120, rep. pars. 791, 792, 793, 794 Adds reference to: Ch. 73, par. 1065.80-13; Ch. 110, par. 3-102; Ch. 111 2/3, par. 663; Ch. 120, pars. 5-502, 11-1103, 13-1301, 13-1302, 14-1401, 419, 419a, 419b, 422, 422a, 429, 429a-3.1, 439.14, 439.15, 439.45, 441, 441a, 442, 444b, 444f, 444k, 450, 452, 452 1/2, 1104.1, 1105; Ch. 5, par. 70, 142, 813; Ch. 8, par. 310; Ch. 15 1/2, par. 22.42; Ch. 73, pars. 1065.49, 1065.59-55; Ch. 96 1/2, new par. 315; Ch. 111, par. 306, 409, 806, 904, 1119, 1218, 1653, 1818,2222,2654,2813, 2824, 3216, 3420, 3611, 3814, 4019, 4040, 4217.1, 4433, 4922, 5124, 5316, 5508, 5813, 6206, 6315, 6512, 7015; Ch. 111 1/2, par. 4153-119 Ch. 121 1/2, par. 137.8; Ch. 122, par. 21-23 Deletes everything in the bill and amends numerous statutes relating to State tax- es and professions and occupations regulated by State law. Makes numerous sub- stantive and procedural changes in the tax Acts. Also provides in the Acts relating to licensing and regulation of various professions and occupations that anyone who fails to file a return, pay a tax or a penalty or interest on a tax as required by any tax Act administered by the Department of Revenue may be refused any required li- cense, permit or certificate or have the same suspended if it has already been issued. Effective immediately. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Corrects the title of a section being amended to the Illinois Insurance Code. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue May 02 Recommended do pass 016-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 20 Third Reading - Passed 111-003-000 May 21 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor ETHEREDGE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Revenue Jun 06 Recommnded do pass as amend 008-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 SEN REVENUE Adopted Amendment No.02 ETHEREDGE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 25 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02/112-001-001 Passed both Houses Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Sep 01 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0221 Effective date 09-01-85 HB-0834 BROOKINS. (Ch. 38, par. 21.1-2) Amends the Criminal Code. Provides that the prohibition of residential picketing does not apply to residences or dwellings used as the place of business for the operat- HB-0834-Cont. ing of a hotel, motel, nursing home, apartment building, condominium or coopera- tive dwelling. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II May 02 Recommended do pass 008-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 14 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II 5 HB-0835 LAURINO - GIGLIO - NASH - BERRIOS - KRSKA, RICHMOND, TER- ZICH, YOUNG,A, WHITE AND PHELPS. (Ch. 37, par. 702-7) Amends the Juvenile Court Act. Provides that minors accused of an offense un- der the Illinois Controlled Substances Act while in the building or on the grounds of any elementary or secondary school, community college, college, or university shall be prosecuted pursuant to that Act instead of the Juvenile Court Act. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 5HB-0836 YOUNG,A - RICE - SHAW - LAURINO - NASH, BERRIOS, CHRISTEN- SEN, KRSKA, LEVERENZ, PANGLE AND PHELPS. (Ch. 38, new par. 24-3.3) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Provides that possession of a firearm stolen during a burglary or residential burglary, when the possessor knows or reasonably should know the firearm was so stolen, is a Class 4 felony. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II May 02 Interim Study Calendar JUDICIARY II 'HB-0837 LAURINO - GIGLIO - NASH - RICE - SHAW, BERRIOS, FLOWERS, KRSKA, LEVERENZ, MCGANN, PANGLE AND YOUNG,A. (Ch. 37, par. 702-7) Amends the Juvenile Court Act to provide that certain minors who are accused of unlawful use of weapons while in the building or on the grounds of any elementary or secondary school, community college, or university shall be prosecuted pursuant to the Criminal Code of 1961. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0838 PHELPS - MCGANN - LAURINO - GIGLIO - HARTKE, BERRIOS, BRUNSVOLD, DEJAEGHER, KRSKA, KULAS, MAUTINO, MCNA- MARA, NASH, PANGLE, MULCAHEY, YOUNG,A, TURNER, HICKS, SOLIZ, RONAN, WOLF, CULLERTON AND GIORGI. (Ch. 121 1/2, new par. 262P) Amends the Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act. Prohibits any person from conducting a home improvement or home repair business under any name other than the person's real name, assumed corporate name or assumed business name. Provides that the first violation is a Class 4 felony and that a second or subsequent conviction is a Class 3 felony. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Reduces penalty from Class 4 felony to Class A misdemeanor. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4 Permits a subcontractor, licensee or independent contractor to conduct business under the real, assumed corporate or assumed busness name of an entity employing such subcontractor, licensee or independent contractor. s Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1328 HB-0838-Cont. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 121 1/2, new par. 262Q Adds provision making unlawful agreements or contracts for remodeling of prop- erty between a business and a person age 60 or older and, inter alia, knowingly, use a false or unauthorized name, misrepresent the condition of the property or employ any deception in the inducement for such contract. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Consumer Protection Apr 24 Recommended do pass 015-000-00 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Amendment No.01 CULLERTON Adopted Amendment No.02 HUFF Withdrawn Amendment No.03 PHELPS Withdrawn Amendment No.04 PHELPS Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Third Reading - Passed 112-005-001 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Sen Sponsor POSHARD Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 03 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 04 Assigned to Judiciary I Jun 11 Recommended do pass 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 12 Added As A Co-sponsor LEMKE Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 POSHARD Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. Jun 27 Re-committed to Judiciary I HB-0839 PANAYOTOVICH - SHAW - CHRISTENSEN - RICE - GIGLIO, HICKS, LAURINO, LEVERENZ, PANGLE AND MULCAHEY. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 1021) Amends the Environmental Protection Act to prohibit the establishment of a san- itary landfill site within 5 miles of an existing sanitary landfill site. Effective immediately. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 02 Recommended do pass 008-006-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 15 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT HB-0840 PHELPS - LEVERENZ - HICKS - RICE - FLOWERS, BERRIOS, BROOKINS, CHRISTENSEN, DEJAEGHER, GIGLIO, KRSKA, KULAS, LAURINO, MCNAMARA, MULCAHEY, PANAYOTOVICH, PANGLE, REA, RICHMOND, SHAW, VANDUYNE AND DALEY. (Ch. 67 1/2, par. 404) Amends the Senior Citizens and Disabled Persons Property Tax Relief and Phar- maceutical Assistance Act. Expands eligibility for grants under the Act to include married senior citizens or disabled persons with annual household income of less than $15,000 (current ceiling $12,000 for married or unmarried individuals). Pro- 1329 HB-0840-Cont. vides that pharmaceutical assistance under the Act is available to an eligible person beginning with the calendar year following the year in which such person reaches age 65 (currently any person who reaches age 65 in 1984 or any subsequent year is excluded from the benefits under the Act). : Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Commnon Assignment Assigned to Revenue May03 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE 'HB-0841 BERRIOS - LAURINO - GIGLIO - PANGLE, LEVERENZ, MCNAMARA, RICE, RICHMOND, SHAW, YOUNG,A, WHITE, YOUNGE,W, PRESTON, CAPPARELLI, TERZICH AND KULAS. (Ch. 38, par. 1005-5-3; Ch. 56 1/2, pars. 707 and 1407; new pars. 707.1 and 1407.1) Amends the Unified Code of Corrections, Cannabis Control Act and Illinois Con- trolled Substances Act. Provides that the court may impose a term of imprisonment and fine of up to twice the maximum otherwise provided by law for a person convict- ed of delivering cannabis, a controlled, counterfeit or look-alike substance on or within 1,000 feet of a public or private elementary or secondary school. A subse- quent conviction shall result in a mandatory sentence of at least 3 years. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1 Deletes provisions relating to delivering within 1000 feet of a school. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II May 02 Recommended do pass 012-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 15 Second Reading Amendment No.O1 BERRIOS Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-0842 O'CONNELL - BERRIOS - KRSKA - DEJAEGHER - PANGLE, CHRIS- TENSEN, GIGLIO, LAURINO, MCNAMARA, PHELPS, TERZICH AND VANDUYNE. (Ch. 38, 11-6) Amends the Criminal Code of 1961. Changes the penalty for indecent solicita- tion of a child from a Class A misdemeanor to a Class 2 felony. Effective immediately. Mar 21 1985 Firstreading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0843 GIGLIO - LAURINO - KRSKA - DEJAEGHER- KULAS, FLOWERS, HICKS, MULCAHEY, PHELPS, YOUNGA AND WHITE. (Ch. 120, new par. 501k) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939. Adds an "Apartment Switch" tax relief provi- sion for the elderly. Permits a senior citizen (65 or over) to convert his single family dwelling to provide not more than 2 rental units in addition to the owner's living quarters without increasing the assessed valuation of such dwelling. Mar 211985 Firstreading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue Apr 25 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE SHB-0844 LAURINO - RICE - SHAW - FLOWERS - YOUNG,A, BERRIOS, CHRIS- TENSEN, HICKS, KULAS AND MULCAHEY. (New Act; Ch. 120, par. 2-203; Ch. 127, par. 46.1 and new par. i Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 5 Correctional Budget and Impact Note Act may be applicable. 1330 HB-0844-Cont. 46.50) Creates an Act to allow income tax deductions for contributions to community groups. Authorizes an income tax deduction of 200% of certain contributions made by a business entity to a certified community based organization for a project ap- proved by the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs up to certain limi- tations. Establishes a 7 member Special Review Committee appointed by the Governor to promulgate rules and review certain decisions of the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs. Authorizes the Department of Commerce and Community Affairs to award grants to such community groups. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue May 02 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE SHB-0845 LAURINO - BERRIOS - KRSKA - FLOWERS - PANAYOTOVICH. (Ch. 111 2/3, par. 36; Ch. 120, pars. 467.2, 467.17 and 469) Amends the Gas Revenue Tax Act, the Public Utilities Revenue Act and the Messages Tax Act. Exempts from taxation under those Acts the gross receipts ob- tained from organizations exempt from federal taxation under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Amends the Public Utilities Act to prohibit utilities from passing on the taxes to such organizations. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue May 02 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE 'HB-0846 HICKS - MULCAHEY - CHRISTENSEN - DEJAEGHER - PHELPS, BERRIOS, FLOWERS, GIGLIO, KRSKA, KULAS, LAURINO, MCNA- MARA, REA AND RICE. (Ch. 120, par. 2-204) Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act. Provides certain individual taxpayers an additional $1,000 exemption from taxable income for each elderly household mem- ber, up to 3 and not including the taxpayer or taxpayer's spouse, who is provided home care services by the taxpayer. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue May 02 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE ' HB-0847 KRSKA - LAURINO - GIGLIO - MCNAMARA. (New Act; Ch. 24, new par. 11-13-21; Ch. 34, new par. 421.3) Creates the Illinois Home-Repair Registration Act. Requires persons who per- form home repair services to obtain a certificate of registration from the Depart- ment of Registration and Education. Prohibits any person performing home repair services from accepting a sum larger than $500 for home repair services until the services are completed. Provides that a violation of this Act is a Class B misdemea- nor. Provides that any contract entered into with a person who performs home re- pair services who is not registered under this Act shall not be enforceable by the performer of home repair services. Amends Act in relation to counties and the Illi- nois Municipal Code to require the submission of a valid certificate of registration for the person who is to perform home repair services as a condition for the issuance of a building permit. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Consumer Protection May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D May 30 Mtn filed take from Table RECOMMIT TO INTERIM STUDY CONSUMER PROT - KRSKA Tabled Pursuant to Rule27(D)/05-03-85 -' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1331 HB-0848 1332 HB-0848 PANGLE - LAURINO - BERRIOS - RICHMOND - HICKS. (Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 6-206 and 11-1414) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Provides that persons convicted of illegally passing stopped school buses shall have their driver's licenses suspended for a period of 30 days for the first offense and 90 days for the second or subsequent offense if the repeated offense occurs within 1 year of a prior conviction. Requires issuance of a restricted driving permit during the period of suspension for such offense. Effective 30 days after becoming law. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0849 KULAS - KOEHLER. (Ch. 111 1/2, par. 1021) Amends the Environmental Protection Act to provide that certain permits issued by the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency under Subtitle C of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act of 1976 shall be deemed to be permits granted by the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, par. 1003 Provides that "RCRA" permit includes a permit issued by the U. S. EPA prior to the time the State receives final authorization to administer the RCRA program. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Energy Environment & Nat. Resource May 02 Amendment No.01 ENRGY ENVRMNT Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Interim Study Calendar ENRGY ENVRMNT 'HB-0850 DAVIS. (Ch. 127, pars. 4, 12, 63a6, new par. 4a and rep. pars. 5.09, 6.08 and 9.09) Amends the Civil Administrative Code to replace the current administrative structure of the Department of Conservation with a 5-member commission appoint- ed by the Governor. Effective July 1, 1987. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 013-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 23 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Held 2nd Rdg-Short Debate May 24 Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-0851 DUNN,JOHN. (New Act; Ch. I par. 1013; Ch. 38, par. 32-2; Ch. 46, pars. 7-10, 7-10.1, 7-45 and 8-8; Ch. 101, pars. 1, 2, 5 and 6; Ch. 99, rep. pars. 1 through 19) Repeals the Notary Public Act. Amends certain Acts in connection therewith. Effective July 1, 1986. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: New Act, Ch. 1, par. 1013; Ch. 38, par. ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. HB-0851--Cont. 32-2; Ch. 46, pars. 7-10, 7-10.1, 7-45 and 8-8; Ch. 101, pars. 1, 2, 5 and 6; Ch. 99, rep. pars. 1 through 19 Adds reference to: Ch. 101, new par. 7 SAmends An Act to revise the law in relation to oaths and affirmations to provide that an instrument made under penalty of perjury has the same effect as an instrument under oath. Deletes repeal of theNotary Public Act. : SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 101, par. 1 Authorizes retired judges to administer oaths and affirmations to witnesses and others without compensation. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Makes spelling correction. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I May 03 Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 014-001-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 17 Third Reading - Passed 085-019-005 May 20 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 21 Sen Sponsor LEMKE First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Judiciary I Jun 11 Recommnded do pass as amend 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 12 Second Reading Amendment No.01 JUDICIARY I Adopted Amendment No.02 LEMKE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 25 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02 Jun 28 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01,02 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01,02 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01,02 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/LEMKE MAROVITZ, D'ARCO, GEO-KARIS & BARKHAUSEN Jun 29 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/DUNN,JOHN, O'CONNELL, CULLERTON, JOHNSON AND TATE Jul 01 House report submitted Jul 02 3/5 vote required House Conf. report lost 1ST/062-048-000 House Refuses to Adopt 1ST Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/055-000-001 Jul 05 Tabled House Rule 79(E) HB-0852 HOMER. (Ch. 40, par. 1519.1) Amends the Adoption Act. Specifies that the guardian with power to consent to a child's adoption to whom a foster parent may apply for first consideration is the one 1333 HB-0852-Cont. appointed pursuant to the Juvenile Court Act. Lists factors the guardian shall con- sider in consenting to an adoption. Empowers the court to grant an adoption without the guardian's consent when the guardian has failed to consider the child's welfare and best interest. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Removes provision that the foster parent applying for adoption must be the child's current foster parent. Removes provision that the guardian with power to consent to adoption to whom application is made must have been appointed pursu- ant to the Juvenile Court Act. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I Apr 25 Recommended do pass 016-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 20 Third Reading - Passed 112-000-000 May 21 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 29 Assigned to Judiciary I Jun 13 Recommended do pass 005-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 MAROVITZ Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 25 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/116-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Sep 22 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0827 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0853 O'CONNELL - CHURCHILL. (Ch. 110 1/2, par. 1 a-23) Amends the Probate Act. Provides that an agent may not revoke a revocable trust established for the benefit of the principal nor direct payment therefrom to the agent unless the agency agreement contains specific authority for such power. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I Apr 25 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 011-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 01 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 03 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 113-000-001 May 07 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 08 Sen Sponsor LEMKE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 09 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Judiciary I May 29 Added As A Joint Sponsor MAROVITZ Committee Judiciary I Jun 05 Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng 1334 HB-0853-Cont. Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 22 Sent to the Governor Sep 19 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0565 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0854 KRSKA, CAPPARELLI, BERRIOS, TERZICH AND VITEK. (Ch. 37, par. 704-2) Amends the Juvenile Court Act to require that petitions alleging delinquency or minor requiring authoritative intervention be set for adjudicatory hearing within 30 days from the filing date and to require that petitions alleging neglect or dependen- cy be set for adjudicatory hearing within 30 days and acted upon within 90 days. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0855 KRSKA, CAPPARELLI, BERRIOS, TERZICH AND VITEK. (Ch. 111 2/3, par. 32.1) Amends the Public Utilities Act to require that notice of termination of heating service be delivered by personal service rather than by mail, whenever possible. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Public Utilities May 03 Recommended do pass 008-000-000 Placed CalndrSecond Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Interim Study Calendar PUB UTILITIES HB-0856 O'CONNELL - CHURCHILL. (Ch. 110 1/2, par. 11a-18) Amends the Probate Act of 1975. Provides an adjudication of disability shall not revoke or otherwise terminate a trust which is revocable by the individual adjudicat- ed to be a disabled person. Further provides the guardian of the estate of a disabled person shall have no authority to revoke or amend a trust which is revocable or amendable by the disabled person, and that the trustee of a trust for the benefit of a disabled person shall not be required to make income or principal payments to the guardian of the estate of the disabled person if the trustee may properly distribute such income or principal for the benefit of the disabled person. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Specifies a guardian of the estate shall have no authority to revoke or amend a trust that is revocable or amendable by the ward without a prior determination by the court that such revocation or termination is in the best interests of the ward. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I Apr 25 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 011-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 16 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Amendment No.01 O'CONNELL Adopted Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 17 Short Debate-3rd Passed 114-000-000 May 20 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 21 Sen Sponsor LEMKE First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Judiciary I May 29 Added As A Joint Sponsor MAROVITZ Committee Judiciary I 1335 HB-0856-Cont. Jun 05 Jun 12 Jun 24 Jul 22 Sep 19 Oct 03 Oct 17 Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Mtn filed overrde Gov veto O'CONNELL Placed Calendar Total Veto Total veto stands. HB-0857 O'CONNELL -CHURCHILL. (Ch. 110 1/2, pars. 6-2, 9-4, 9-5, 9-6, 11a-9, 11a-17, 12-2, 12-4, 12-5, 12-9, 19-11, 20-5, 20-15, 24-1, 24-20, 28-2, 28-6 and 28-11) Amends the Probate Act of 1975 relating to petitions to admit a will to probate, petitions for the issuance of letters of administration, notice of hearings on petitions for issuance of letters of office, representatives' accounting, service of inventory and independent administration, Effective immediately and applicable to all estates filed on or after its effective date. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 25 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 17 Third Reading - Passed 109-001-000 May 20 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 21 Sen Sponsor LEMKE First reading Rfrd to C May 23 May 29 Jun 05 Jun.10 Jun 24 Jul 22 Sep 18 Assigned to Judiciary I Recommended do pass 012-002-000 'omm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I Added As A Joint Sponsor MAROVITZ Committee Judiciary I Recommended do pass 009-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0555 Effective date 09-18-85 HB-0858 HOFFMAN, BARGER, FREDERICK,VF, GREIMAN, HENSEL, KLEMM, O'CONNELL, PARKE, STANGE, PARCELLS AND MCCRACKEN. (Ch. 121, pars. 501, 514 and new par. 509.1) Amends the Highway Advertising Control Act of 1971 to permit the Department of Transportation or any municipality or county to establish standards concerning highway advertising that impose stricter limitations than those imposed under the federal Highway Beautification Act of 1965. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 1336 HB-0859 ' HB-0859 HOFFMAN, FREDERICK,VF, KLEMM, O'CONNELL, PARKE AND STANGE. (Ch. 121, par. 509 and new par. 508.1; Ch. 127, new pars. 141.158 and 144.26) Amends the Highway Advertising Control Act of 1971 and the State Finance Act. Establishes a billboard usage fee to be paid by the owner of any sign required to be registered under State law, and provides that such fees shall be deposited in the newly created Highway Advertising Control Fund. Requires that all monies in that fund shall be appropriated to the Department of Transportation to provide just compensation for the removal of nonconforming signs as provided under the High- way Advertising Control Act of 1971. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation May 02 Interim Study Calendar TRANSPORTATN HB-0860 DUNN,JOHN. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 12-201) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Requires vehicles equipped with windshield wipers to exhibit lighted head lamps whenever conditions require the use of such windshield wipers. Effective immediately. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation Apr 17 Recommended do pass 011-006-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng SApr 25 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading SMay 22 Third Reading - Lost 023-082-006 HB-0861 SHAW - KEANE - WASHINGTON - FLOWERS - BOWMAN AND SAT- TERTHWAITE. (Ch. 144, pars. 308, 658, 1008; new par. 28c) Amends various Acts to provide that children of tenured teachers at State-supported colleges and universities shall be given tuition waivers while en- rolled at the school where their parent teaches. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 144, pars. 308, 658 and 1008 Adds reference to: Ch. 144, new pars. 308d, 658c and 1008d Deletes everything after the enacting clause. Amends the same Acts as did the bill as introduced (those relating to governance of the University of Illinois, the Re- gency Universities, Southern Illinois University and the State Colleges and Univer- sities System). Provides undergraduate tuition waivers for children of tenured faculty members at public institutions of higher education, subject to eligibility criteria. Limits the number of such waivers to one per 50 tenured faculty members, or fraction thereof, and provides for their allocation among eligible applicants based upon years of service of the tenured faculty parents. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that tuition waivers which are authorized and allocated within the sys- tem of Regency Universities may be used at any Regency University, and makes the same provisions with respect to tuition waivers authorized and allocated within col- leges and universities under the jurisdiction of the Board of Governors. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Higher Education May 02 Amendment No.01 HIGHER ED Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 014-002-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1337 HB-0861-Cont. May 09 Second Reading Amendment No.02 SHAW Adop Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 16 Fiscal Note Requested EWING Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 21 Verified Third Reading - Passed 063-039-010 May 22 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor DEANGELIS Added As A Joint Sponsor JONES Placed Calendr,First Readng May 23 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 24 Jun 06 Jun 11 Jun 12 Jun 25 ted Assigned to Revenue Added As A Joint Sponsor POSHARD Committee Revenue Committee discharged Re-referred to Education-Higher Recommended do pass 006-000-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Lost 023-023-007 SHB-0862 WOODYARD. (Ch. 73, new par. 755.30; Ch. 95 1/2, new par. 5-203) Amends the Vehicle Code and the Insurance Code. Provides that the insurer of any tow truck shall notify the Secretary of State of the cancellation of tow truck's indemnity bond or liability insurance, and the Secretary of State shall immediately suspend the registration of any such truck. Effective immediately. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0863 SALTSMAN. (Ch. 48, par. 39s-2) Amends the Prevailing Wage Law. Redefines "public works" to include all proj- ects financed in whole or part with bonds issued under Division 74 of Article 11 of the Municipal Code, Industrial Building Revenue Bond Act, The Illinois Develop- ment Finance Authority Act or Illinois Housing Development Act. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 02 Interim Study Calendar LABOR COMMRCE HB-0864 DEUCHLER - STECZO - COWLISHAW AND HASTERT. (New Act) Authorizes the Secretary of Transportation to convey certain described land to the Fox Valley Park District. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Specifies that the land contains 3.6A acres rather than 2.1 acres. Provides that the deed of conveyance shall contain a clause providing for reversion of the land back to the State if it ceases to be used for public purposes. Provides that the deed shall re- verse into the State an easement right to construct and maintain a dam upon the land if the State so chooses. LAND APPRAISAL Total .............................................$135,627 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1338 HB-0864-Cont. Parcel A ......... 1 ..... . ......................................... $ 69,260 Parcel B ...................................................................... ................ 21,432 Parcel Cl .......................... ......................... ............. 16,378 Parcel C2 . .................................................................................... 26,920 SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Authorizes the Director of Central Management Services to convey certain land to the City of Markham. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Executive Apr 25 Amendment No.01 EXECUTIVE Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 016-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 08 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Land convey appraisal filed Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 14 Short Debate-3rd Passed 108-000-005 May 16 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor ETHEREDGE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 21 Assigned to Executive Jun 11 Added As A Joint Sponsor KELLY Recommnded do pass as amend 017-000-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 EXECUTIVE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading -Passed 059-000-000 Jun 25 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/113-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Sep 22 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0828 Effective date 09-22-85 'HB-0865 MULCAHEY. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 3-616; rep. par. 11-1301.2) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Authorizes the Secretary of State to issue handicapped license plates or decals to organizations which will primarily and fre- quently transport handicapped persons. Repeals provisions authorizing local au- thorities issue handicapped decals. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D 'HB-0866 REA - WHITE. (New Act; Ch. 127, par. 1904.8) Creates the Naprapathic Practice Act. Provides that no person shall engage in the practice of naprapathy in this State unless licensed by the Department of Edu- cation and Registration. Establishes various licensing requirements and duties of the Department to help administer the provisions of that Act. Repealed December 31, 1995. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Registration & Regulation May 02 Interim Study Calendar REGIS REGULAT 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1339 HB-0867 'HB-0867 MCPIKE - RONAN. (Ch. 95 1/2, par. 15-308) Amends The Illinois Vehicle Code. Establishes a $10 limited operation permit fee for construction vehicles that exceed weight or size restrictions and which have a bucket or man-lift mechanism. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 95 1/2, par. 15-308 Adds reference to: Ch. 95 1/2, pars. 15-302, 15-307, 15-311 and 15-312 Amends to delete entire provisions of bill. Amends The IL Size and Weight Law of the Illinois Vehicle Code. Establishes various rate changes for special permits to operate certain overweight vehicles; $40 per hour fee for engineering inspections or field investigations; and $40 per hour per vehicle fee with a minimum charge of $80 per vehicle for a police escort. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Changes rate for round trip permit for repeated moves of certain objects to the same rate as for a single trip permit except computed on the total distance traveled. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Transportation May 02 Amendment No.01 TRANSPORTATN Adopted Amendment No.02 TRANSPORTATN Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 020-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 22 Third Reading - Passed 110-002-000 May 23 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 24 Sen Sponsor VADALABENE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 29 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 30 Assigned to Transportation Jun 12 Recommended do pass 007-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 22 Sent to the Governor Sep 19 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0566 Effective date 01-01-86 SHB-0868 DEUCHLER, FREDERICK,VF, KEANE, MCGANN, MULCAHEY, WHITE, OBLINGER AND STERN. (New Act) Creates the Children's Bureau within the Executive Office of the Governor to be responsible for the overall planning of services for children. Effective July 1, 1985. Mar 211985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to State Gov Adm & Regulatory Rev May 02 Interim Study Calendar ST GOV REVIEW 'HB-0869 BULLOCK - BROOKINS AND FLOWERS. (Ch. 120, pars. 1157.2 and 1159; new pars. 1158a and 1171.3; Ch. * Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1340 HB-0869-Coni. 127, new par. 141.158) Amends the Illinois Lottery Law and the State Finance Act. Authorizes the Su- perintendent of the State Lottery Division to contract with the City of Chicago for the purpose of installing video lottery games at O'Hare Airport. Provides that the net proceeds from those games shall be transferred to a special fund to be used for monthly grants to the Chicago Board of Education. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue May 02 Recommended do pass 013-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 21 Tabled By Sponsor HB-0870 STECZO. (Ch. 48, new pars. 138.8a, 138.8b and 138.8c) Amends the Workers' Compensation Act. Creates the Cumulative Injury Fund and provides for employer assessments to be paid into the Fund. Provides the Fund shall be used to reimburse employers for workers compensation payments made in relation to physically or mentally handicapped employees subsequent to 104 weeks of disability or, in case of death, payments made in excess of 250 weeks. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0871 COUNTRYMAN, OLSON, STERN AND HUFF. (Ch. 24, par. 24-25; Ch. 46, par. 2A-1.1) Amends the Cities and Villages Act and The Election Code. Changes the date of the consolidated primary election from the last Tuesday in February of each odd-numbered year to the first Tuesday in February. Effective immediately. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elections May 02 Interim Study Calendar ELECTIONS HB-0872 REGAN. (Ch. 38, par. 206-5) Amends An Act in relation to criminal identification and investigation. Provides that a person who has been convicted of a misdemeanor may, after 20 years from such conviction without a subsequent conviction, petition the chief judge of the cir- cuit court in which such person was convicted for an expungement of his arrest and conviction record. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary II May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0873 LEVIN- SOLIZ - BERRIOS. (Ch. 15, par. 303-4) Amends the Illinois State Auditing Act to require the Auditor General to investi- gate the dropout rate among Chicago public school students and to investigate achievement test scores of Chicago public school students. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Rules Apr 10 Re-assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 014-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate 1341 HB-0873-Cont. May 08 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 14 Short Debate-3rd Passed 099-007-009 May 16 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 17 Sen Sponsor D'ARCO Placed Calendr,First Readng May 20 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 21 Assigned to Education-Elementary & Secondary HB-0874 LEVIN. (New Act; Ch. 17, par. 3101; Ch. 17, rep. pars. 355 and 3446) Creates the Illinois Trust and Payable on Death Accounts Act and amends the Il- linois Saving and Loan Act, the Illinois Banking Act, and the Illinois Savings Asso- ciations Banking Act. Establishes the conditions of payable on death accounts and defines the rights of persons in relation thereto. Treats such accounts in banks and savings and loan associations in the same manner. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Judiciary I May 03 Recommended do pass 016-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Third Reading - Passed 118-000-000 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 05 Sen Sponsor MAROVITZ First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 06 Assigned to Finance and Credit Regulations Jun 11 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 12 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 22 Sent to the Governor Sep 17 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0461 Effective date 01-01-86 'HB-0875 HASTERT, MULCAHEY, EWING, BRUNSVOLD, WOODYARD, COUN- TRYMAN, GIGLIO, HANNIG, KIRKLAND, MAUTINO, MAYS, O'CONNELL, OLSON, PETERSON,W, ROPP AND TATE. (Ch. 120, pars. 2-201, 2-202.1 and 9-901; Ch. 122, par. 1-3, new pars. 1B-1 and 1B-2; Ch. 127, new par. 141.158) Amends the Illinois Income Tax Act, The School Code, and the Act relating to State finance. Abolishes property taxation of residential property by school districts after the 1985 assessment year. Increases the State income tax on individuals, trusts and estates from 2 1/2% to 5% beginning on July 1, 1985 with the added proceeds from the 2 1/2% increase to be deposited into the Education Residential Property Tax Replacement Fund for appropriation to the State Board of Education for distri- bution to school districts. Effective immediately. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue May 02 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1342 HB-0876 HB-0876 PULLEN - ZWICK - KOEHLER - WILLIAMSON - OBLINGER, WOOD- YARD, COUNTRYMAN, PARCELLS, BARNES, ROPP, FREDERICK,VF, OLSON, KUBIK, COWLISHAW, WOJCIK AND DEUCHLER. (Ch. 48, par. 252; rep. par. 253.1) Amends the Industrial Home Work Act. Removes the authority of the Depart- ment of Labor to prohibit industrial home work in an industry where it finds such work to be injurious to the health and welfare of the public or the home workers within the industry, or where it finds such work renders unduly difficult the mainte- nance or enforcement of health and safety standards established by law for factory workers in the industry. Removes the processing of food or drink, toys and dolls, and metal springs from the list of types of industrial home work prohibited under the Act. Effective immediately. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Labor & Commerce May 02 Motion disch comm, advc 2nd PULLEN Committee Labor & Commerce May 03 Motn discharge comm lost 052-054-004 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D HB-0877 GIGLIO - STECZO. (Ch. 43, par. 110) Amends the Liquor Control Act. Provides that sale at retail of alcoholic liquor in its original package by a minor under direct supervision of a licensee or employee of the licensee who is 21 years of age or older shall not be prohibited. Effective immediately. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Registration & Regulation May 02 Interim Study Calendar REGIS REGULAT 'HB-0878 RICHMOND AND REA. (Ch. 5, par. 111, new par. 127.8a; Ch. 120, new par. 2-207) Amends the Soil and Water Conservation Districts Act and the Illinois Income Tax Act. Authorizes soil and water conservation districts to enter into agreements with landowners in order to implement permanent erosion and sediment control programs. Authorizes the Department of Agriculture to establish guidelines for such agreements. Provides that taxpayers who enter into and comply with such agreements may receive an income tax credit of up to 10% of their expenditures pursuant to those agreements. Effective January 1, 1986. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue May 02 Interim Study Calendar REVENUE SHB-0879 MCGANN - PANAYOTOVICH - CAPPARELLI - MCAULIFFE - HAS- TERT. (Ch. 120, par. 500) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to require publication of notice of requirement to file annual certificate of exemption. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Requires the publication, by January 15 annually, to be in a newspaper published in each township or assessment district, or in a newspaper published in the county with general circulation in the township or assessment district. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds reference to: Ch. 120, rep. pars. 634, 635 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1343 HB-0879-Cont. Further amends Revenue Act of 1939 to repeal Section 153 which authorizes a State tax on real property for State purposes and Section 154 which authorizes a State school tax on real property. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes repeal of Section 153. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue May 02 Amendment No.01 REVENUE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 015-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 21 Second Reading Amendment No.02 DAVIS Tabled MCGANN Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Floor motion RECONSIDER - AMEND. #2 - MCGANN Motion prevailed Amendment No.02 DAVIS Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/117-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 108-002-002 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor DEGNAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue Jun 11 Recommnded do pass as amend 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 SEN REVENUE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 25 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 27 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Jun 28 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd IST/DEGNAN JOYCE,JEREMIAH, NETSCH, ETHEREDGE, & DEANGELIS Jun 30 Hse Conference Comm Apptd IST/MCGANN, KEANE, CULLERTON, HASTERT & EWING Jul05 Tabled House Rule 79(E) HB-0880 MCGANN - PANAYOTOVICH - CAPPARELLI - MCAULIFFE - HAS- TERT. (Ch. 120, par. 564) Amends the Revenue Act of 1939 to require that property listed as non-carrier real estate by a railroad include the permanent-real estate index number. Effective immediately. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 120, par. 501e-1 Excludes counties with more than 3,000,000 inhabitants from the forestry man- agement property tax assessment provisions. 1344 HB-0880--Cont. SGOVERNOR AMENDATORY VETO (Overridden) Deletes reference to: Ch. 120, par. 501e-1 Recommends removal of the added exception for counties over 3 million people for forests being treated as farmland for property tax purposes by taking that Sec- tion out of the bill. Mar 211985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue May 02 Do Pass/Short Debate Cal 011-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 08 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 16 Short Debate-3rd Passed 114-000-000 May 17 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor DEGNAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 20 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 21 Assigned to Revenue Jun 06 Recommended do pass 008-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 11 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 20 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 DEGNAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 038-016-001 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/114-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Sep 22 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 03 Mtn fild ovrrde amend veto MCGANN Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 17 3/5 vote required Override am/veto House-pass 113-000-000 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 30 Mtn fild ovrrde amend veto DEGNAN 3/5 vote required Override am/veto Sen-pass 046-011-000 Veto Overridden Both Houses Nov 04 PUBLIC ACT 84-1013 Effective date 10-30-85 'HB-0881 KOEHLER. (Ch. 81, pars. 4-7 and 1004-1) Permits the board of directors of a public library and the board of trustees of a li- brary district to accumulate funds for the purpose of providing self-insurance. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Tabled May 20, 1985) Deletes reference to: Ch. 81, par. 4-7 Deletes everything after the enacting clause and amends the Library District Act to permit library districts to pool funds with other units of local government for self-insurance purposes. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: (Ch. 81, par. 1004-15) Adds provision amending the Library District Act to permit, in any fiscal year ending on or after July 1, 1984, certain library districts to file amended tax ordi- nances without regard to the Truth in Taxation Act. 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1345 HB-0881 -Cont. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Cities and Villages Apr 10 Amendment No.01 CITY VILLAGE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 011-000-002 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 16 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 20 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Mtn Prevail -Table Amend No 01 Placed Calndr,Third Reading Mtn Prevail to Suspend Rule 37(C)/115-000-000 Third Reading - Passed 085-013-010 May 21 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor VADALABENE Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities May 30 Waive Posting Notice 7C Committee Ins Pensions & Licensed Activities Jun 04 Committee discharged Re-referred to Local Government Jun 13 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 VADALABENE Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 20 Third Reading - Passed 053-001-001 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 21 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/116-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PAR. 1004-15 Effective date 06-21-85 - CHAP.81 Effective date 01-01-86 PUBLIC ACT 84-0006 'HB-0882 GREIMAN. (Ch. 46, pars. 4-8, 5-7 and 6-35) Amends The Election Code. Requires county clerks and boards of election com- missioners to furnish the State Board of Elections with updated voter registration information semi-annually on computer tapes, discs or by other electronic means. Requires the State Board to furnish copies of such information to political committees. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Specifies that the political committees to which the State Board of Elections shall furnish updated voter registration information are statewide committees and those to which county clerks and wards of election commissioners shall furnish such infor- mation are local committees. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Changes the deadline for furnishing the update from January 1 and July 1 to within 10 days after those dates. Provides that the State Board of Elections shall provide copies to State political committees upon request and at a reasonable cost, rather than subject to conditions provided in the Section. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elections 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1346 HB-0882-Cont. Apr 25 Amendment No.01 ELECTIONS Adopted Do Pass Amend/Short Debate 018-000-000 Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 08 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 23 Third Reading - Passed 108-010-000 May 29 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng Jun 05 Sen Sponsor KELLY First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Jun 06 Assigned to Elections Jun 18 Recommnded do pass as amend 007-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 19 Second Reading Amendment No.01 ELECTIONS Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 25 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 30 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/115-001-000 Passed both Houses Jul 29 Sent to the Governor Sep 25 Governor vetoed Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 15 Mtn filed overrde Gov veto GREIMAN Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 17 3/5 vote required Override Gov veto-Hse pass 113-000-000 Placed Calendar Total Veto Oct 30 Mtn filed overrde Gov veto KELLY 3/5 vote required Override Gov veto-Sen pass 040-017-000 Bth House Overid Total Veto Nov 04 PUBLIC ACT 84-1014 Effective date 01-01-86 HB-0883 PETERSON,W - MCMASTER - WILLIAMSON AND WOLF. (Ch. 139, par. 122) Amends the Township Law of 1874. Provides that the board of trustees may re- quire any account presented to set forth that it is reasonable (now just). Effective immediately. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes July 1, 1985) Adds reference to: Ch.139, par 324.02 Amends the Township Open Space Act. Provides that no right or interest in real property may be acquired and held without public access for open space, scenic roadway, pathway, outdoor recreation or other conservation benefits if the real property is situated within a municipality or within an area that is the subject of an annexation proceeding which has been initiated by a petition filed or ordinance en- acted pursuant to Division 1 of Article 7 of the II Municipal Code, unless permission is obtained from the corporate authorities of the municipality in which the property is situated or the municipality which is to annex the area, as the case may be. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 139, par. 322, new par. 126.23 Recommends that the bill be further amended as follows: Amends the Township Law of 1874 and the Township Open Space Act. Permits the township board of trustees of a township in a county with a population greater than 400,000 and less than 3,000,000 to provide for the construction or installation 1347 HB-0883-Cont. and repair of sidewalks or street lighting or traffic control devices, along or upon road and to provide for the payment of the cost by special taxation of the lots or land near or on which the device or sidewalk is ordered. No such tax shall be imposed if the property is located within a municipality. Provides that the Township Open Space Act is applicable in counties of at least 1,000,000 population. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Counties and Townships Apr 11 Do Pass/Consent Calendar 013-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read Apr 18 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read Apr 25 Consnt Caldr, 3rd Read Pass 111-001-001 Apr 30 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor FRIEDLAND Placed Calendr,First Readng May 07 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 14 Assigned to Local Government Jun 03 Added As A Joint Sponsor MAHAR Committee Local Government Jun 05 Recommended do pass 008-001-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 10 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 19 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.01 GEO-KARIS & FRIEDLAND Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Third Reading - Passed 053-000-000 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 28 Motion Filed Concur Motion failed H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/FRIEDLAND WATSON, DEGNAN, ZITO & KELLY Jun 29 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/VANDUYNE, STECZO, CULLERTON, MCMASTER AND PETERSON,W Jul 01 House report submitted 3/5 vote required Verified House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/080-034-002 Senate report submitted 3/5 vote required Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/046-009-000 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 30 Sent to the Governor Sep 25 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0947 Effective date 09-25-85 'HB-0884 PETERSON,W AND FREDERICK,VF. (Ch. 46, par. 12-5) Amends The Election Code. Provides that, notwithstanding any other provision in the Code or any other statute, the approval of a public question at the consolidat- 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1348 HB-0884-Cont. ed primary in 1985 shall not be invalidated because of the election authority's fail- ure to provide timely notice of the referendum or timely notice of the precincts and polling places where the consolidated primary was to be conducted. Effective immediately. Mar 211985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Elections ,May 03 Tbld pursuant Hse Rule 27D ' HB-0885 BULLOCK - SALTSMAN - PANAYOTOVICH - NASH, GIORGI AND HO- MER. (Ch. 8, pars. 37-1, 37-3.06, 37-3.07, 37-3.10, 37-3.16, 37-3.17, 37-29, 37-41 and 37-44; new par. 37-44a) Amends the Illinois Horse Racing Act of 1975. Changes the title of said Act to the "Illinois Racing Act". Authorizes dog racing. Provides that all privilege tax rev- enues derived from dog racing shall be deposited in the Common School Fund. De- fines terms. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 8, pars. 37-4, 37-5; Ch. 127, new pars. 141.158, 141.159 Prescribes the powers and duties of the IL Racing Board with respect to grey- hound dog racing. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Revenue May 02 Recommended do pass 010-004-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 22 Second Reading Amendment No.01 BULLOCK Adopted 050-040-008 Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 3d Reading Consideration PP Calendar Consideration PP. Tabled House Rule 37(G) HB-0886 CULLERTON. (Ch. 46, pars. 7-61 and 8-17) Amends The Election Code. Provides an established political party may not fill a vacancy in nomination for an office for which nominations are made by primary where the vacancy exists because the party had no primary candidate for nomina- tion for the office. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 09 Assigned to Elections May 03 Interim Study Calendar ELECTIONS HB-0887 BULLOCK. (Ch. 17, pars. 302 and 2502) Amends the Illinois Banking Act and the Illinois Bank Holding Company Act to change the definition of the term "bank". Provides that a bank is an institution which is an insured bank or eligible to become an insured bank under the Federal Deposit Insurance Act or an institution which accepts demand deposits and makes commercial loans. Effective immediately. Mar 211985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Apr 09 Assigned to Financial Institutions May 03 Interim Study Calendar FIN INSTIT 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1349 HB-0888 MADIGAN - DANIELS - BOWMAN - CHRISTENSEN - CURRAN, DE- JAEGHER, O'CONNELL, MCGANN, FARLEY, WASHINGTON, KULAS, LEVERENZ, GIGLIO, LAURINO, KRSKA, RICE, PANAYOTOVICH, PANGLE, MCNAMARA, FLOWERS, KEANE, RICHMOND, DELEO, BERRIOS, YOUNG,A, BROOKINS, VITEK AND HANNIG. (New Act; Ch. 111 1/2, rep. pars. 3701 through 3709) Creates the Environmental Barriers Act to enhance the accessibility of public fa- cilities and multi-story housing units for disabled persons. Repeals the Facilities for the Handicapped Act. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 111, pars 1218, 5124 and 6512. Exempts from the Act's application facilities and units for which planning con- tracts are awarded prior to the Act's effective date and for which construction is be- gun within 12 months of the effective date. Changes the definitions of building alterations which must comply with accessibility standards. Removes requirement that signs be posted as to accessibility. Removes enforcement capacity of anyone but the Attorney General. Requires compliance certification of plans by engineers as well as architects. Removes criminal penalty for false certification of compliance. Amends the Illinois Architecture Act, The Illinois Professional Engineering Act and The Illinois Structural Engineering Act to authorize suspension, revocation or refusal of restoration of certificates of registration for certifying compliance when plans do not comply. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Deletes everything after enacting clause. Restores the Bill as amended with changes to make errors and omissions insurance carriers liable for their insureds' negligence. Deletes the provision regarding public participation in the adoption of accessibility standards. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 4. Deletes everything after enacting clause. Restores provisions identical to H-am 2, except that it omits provision that any person may appear at the hearing and present comments. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. (Senate recedes June 30, 1985) Defines "public" and "owner" and redefines certain other terms. Requires the Capital Development Board to promulgate standards for certain areas restricted to use by business employees. In the licensing Acts, expands the prohibitions to "mak- ing a statement pursuant to" rather than "preparing a plan in compliance with" the Environmental Barriers Act. Makes other changes. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Makes technical corrections in S-am 1. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the Senate recede from S-am 1. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 22 Assigned to Human Services Apr 24 Amendment No.01 HUMAN SERVICE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 30 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Mtn Prey-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.02 BOWMAN Adopted Amendment No.03 BOWMAN Withdrawn Amendment No.04 BOWMAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 114-000-001 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor ROCK Added As A Joint Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng 1350 HB-0888 HB-0888 Cont. May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Public Health,Welfare,Corrections Jun 03 Added As A Joint Sponsor DAWSON-SMITH Added As A Joint Sponsor HOLMBERG Committee Public Health,Welfare,Corrections Jun 13 Recommnded do pass as amend 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 PUBLIC HEALTH Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 25 Recalled to Second Reading Amendment No.02 ROCK & BERMAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 26 Third Reading - Passed 048-006-002 Jun 27 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 02/109-005-000 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/ROCK BERMAN, DAWSON, DONAHUE & TOPINKA Jun 29 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/MADIGAN, BOWMAN, CULLERTON, WOJCIK & KUBIK Jun 30 House report submitted House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/108-007-001 Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/059-000-000 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 29 Sent to the Governor Sep 25 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0948 Effective date 09-25-85 SHB-0889 MADIGAN - DANIELS - BOWMAN - DEUCHLER - SOLIZ, WOJCIK, O'CONNELL, MCGANN, FARLEY, WASHINGTON, SUTKER, LEVER- ENZ, GIGLIO, LAURINO, KRSKA, RICE, CHRISTENSEN, PANAYO- TOVICH, DIDRICKSON, MULCAHEY, MCNAMARA, FLOWERS, KEANE, STERN, DELEO, BERRIOS, YOUNG,A, BROOKINS, CURRAN, VITEK AND HANNIG. (Ch. 122, par. 14-1.02 and new par. 14-14.02) Amends School Code. Provides that the State Board of Education may establish pilot projects to provide services to handicapped children up to the age of 3 years. Requires the submission of a report to the General Assembly by December 1, 1988. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 122, paar. 14-1.02, new par. 14-14.02 Adds reference to: Ch. 122, new par. 2-3.48 Deletes everything after the enacting clause. Provides that the State Board of Ed- ucation may enter into contracts with public or not-for-profit and private organiza- tions to establish model pilot programs of services to handicapped children up to the age of 3 years. Establishes the Interagency Coordination Council to make recom- mendations concerning the awarding of grants. Requires report to General Assem- bly. Adds immediate effective date. 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1351 HB-0889-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO.2. Makes technical correction. Changes title. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Provides that public or not-for-profit private organizations which provide such services prior to the effective date of this amendatory Act are eligible to receive grants. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 22 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 25 Amendment No.01 ELEM SCND ED Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 016-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Amendment No.02 BOWMAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading- Passed 114-000-001 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor ROCK Added As A Joint Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Education-Elementary & Secondary Jun 03 Added As A Joint Sponsor DAWSON-SMITH Added As A Joint Sponsor HOLMBERG Committee Education-Elementary & Secondary Jun 12 Recommnded do pass as amend 015-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 ELEM SCND ED Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 25 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01/116-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Sep 22 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0829 Effective date 09-22-85 'HB-0890 MADIGAN - DANIELS - BOWMAN - WOJCIK - FLOWERS, DE- UCHLER, RYDER, O'CONNELL, MCGANN, FARLEY, WASHINGTON, LEVERENZ, GIGLIO, LAURINO, KRSKA, RICE, CHRISTENSEiN, PANAYOTOVICH, MCNAMARA, KEANE, BERRIOS, YOUNG,A, BROOKINS, CURRAN, VITEK AND HANNIG. (Ch. 111 1/2,par. 2103) Amends Act relating to the prevention of developmental disabilities. Requires the Department of Public Health to develop hospital standards of perinatal care which assure that families are provided information to assist in obtaining special ed- ucation for children with disabilities. Requires that such standards include the es- tablishment of procedures for notification of state and local educational service agencies regarding children who may require evaluation and assessment. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes provision that such procedures for notification be established in order to develop and implement an early childhood individual educational plan to meet spe- cial needs in relation to the child's handicapping condition or developmental disability. 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1352 HB-0890--Cont. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 22 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 25 Recommended do pass 015-003-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Amendment No.01 BOWMAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 114-000-001 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor ROCK Added As A Joint Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Public Health,Welfare,Corrections Jun 03 Added As A Joint Sponsor DAWSON-SMITH Added As A Joint Sponsor HOLMBERG Committee Public Health,Welfare,Corrections Jun 13 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 22 Sent to the Governor Sep 17 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0462 Effective date 01-01-86 'HB-0891 MADIGAN - DANIELS - LEVIN - BOWMAN - DEUCHLER, DELEO, O'CONNELL, MCGANN, FARLEY, WASHINGTON, RICE, MCNAMARA, FLOWERS, KEANE, DELEO, BERRIOS, LEVERENZ, GIGLIO, KRSKA, LAURINO, YOUNG,A, BROOKINS, CURRAN, VITEK AND HANNIG. (Ch. 122, par. 14-8.02) Amends the School Code. Provides that the State Board shall actively recruit ap- plicants for hearing officers to determine the special education placement of a stu- dent. The State Board shall seek methods to lessen reliance upon the use of employees of public school districts as hearing officers and report its findings to the General Assembly by March 1, 1987. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Eliminates the changes contained in the engrossed bill and revises the procedure for the appeal and review of special education placement decisions of the hearing of- ficer. Provides for such review by a reviewing officer instead of by the State Superin- tendent of Education. Makes other changes relative to compensation of reviewing officers and qualifications of hearing and reviewing officers. Adds a July 1, 1986 ef- fective date. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Adds qualifications applicable to Level II reviewing officers. GOVERNOR AMENDATORY VETO Recommends changing the effective date from July 1, 1986 to January 1, 1986. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 22 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 25 Recommended do pass 017-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading ' Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1353 HB-0891-Cont. May 24 Third Reading - Passed 114-000-001 May 29 Arrive Senate . Sen Sponsor ROCK Added As A Joint Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Education-Elementary & Secondary Jun 03 Added As A Joint Sponsor DAWSON-SMITH Added As A Joint Sponsor HOLMBERG Committee Education-Elementary & Secondary Jun 12 Recommnded do pass as amend 015-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 ELEM SCND ED Adopted Amendment No.02 ROCK Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 25 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01,02 Jun 28 H Concurs in S Amend. 01,02/116-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 25 Sent to the Governor Sep 22 Governor amendatory veto Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 03 Mtn fild accept amend veto LEVIN Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 15 Accept Amnd Veto-House Pass 111-000-000 Oct 17 Placed Cal. Amendatory Veto Oct 30 Mtn fild accept amend veto ROCK Accept Amnd Veto-Sen Pass 054-000-000 Bth House Accept Amend Veto Nov 20 Return to Gov-Certification Nov 26 Governor certifies changes PUBLIC ACT 84-1054 Effective date 01-01-86 'HB-0892 MADIGAN - DANIELS - BOWMAN - DEUCHLER - HARTKE, WOJCIK, O'CONNELL, MCGANN, WASHINGTON, FARLEY, RICE, MCNAMARA, FLOWERS, KEANE, RICHMOND, BERRIOS, LEVERENZ, GIGLIO, KRSKA, LAURINO, YOUNG,A, BROOKINS, CURRAN, VITEK AND HAN- NIG. (Ch. 122, par. 14-3.01) Amends The School Code to require the Advisory Council on Education of Handicapped Children to develop a State plan by January 1, 1987 for the identifi- cation, assessment, evaluation and referral of all handicapped children to appropri- ate adult services when they reach 22 years of age and are not under the jurisdiction of The School Code. Also requires the Advisory Council to advise State arid loc educational agencies regarding educational programs and materials that may be provided to handicapped children to enable them to fully exercise their Constitu- tional and legal rights and entitlements as citizens. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 122, new par. 14-3.02 Provides that the Governor's Planning Council on Developmental Disabilities, rather than the Advisory Council on Education of Handicapped Children, shall de- velop a State plan by January 1, 1986 for the identification, assessment, evaluatioid and reference of all handicapped children to appropriate adult services when they reach the age of 22 and are not under the jurisdiction of The School Code. Adds an immediate effective date. 1 Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1354 HB-0892-Cont. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Provides that the State plan shall be developed by July 1, 1986 rather than Janu- ary 1, 1986. Also provides that the State plan shall provide for the referral of handi- capped children to appropriate adult services upon completion of a secondary school program. Mar 211985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 22 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education Apr 25 Amendment No.01 ELEM SCND ED Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 014-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Amendment No.02 BOWMAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 114-000-001 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor ROCK Added As A Joint Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Added As A Joint Sponsor POSHARD Placed Calendr,First Readng First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Public Health,Welfare,Corrections Jun 03 Added As A Joint Sponsor DAWSON-SMITH Added As A Joint Sponsor HOLMBERG Committee Public Health,Welfare,Corrections Jun 13 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 22 Sent to the Governor Sep 19 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0567 Effective date 09-19-85 'HB-0893 MADIGAN - DANIELS - BOWMAN - RICE - STERN, PHELPS, O'CONNELL, WASHINGTON, FARLEY, MCGANN, FLOWERS, KEANE, BERRIOS, LEVERENZ, GIGLIO, KRSKA, LAURINO, YOUNG,A, BROOKINS, CURRAN, VITEK AND HANNIG. S(Ch. 122, par. 14-6.01) Amends The School Code to require school boards to provide, by a newspaper of general circulation in the school district, and by radio, television or other appropri- ate means, public notice of the rights of all handicapped children to a free appropri- ate public education as provided under The School Code. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Adds reference to: Ch. 122, new par. 2-3.48 Provides that the State Board of Education may use free access radio and televi- sion to inform the public of the right of all handicapped children to a free appropri- ate public education. Also provides that a school board shall publish a public notice of such right of handicapped children in its newsletter or in the newsletter of anoth- er governmental entity of general circulation in the district, or if neither is available, then in a newspaper of general circulation in the district. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1355 HB-0893 Cont. Mar 22 Assigned to Elementary & Secondary Education May 02 Amendment No.01 ELEM SCND ED Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 012-000-001 Placed Calndr,Second Readng May 09 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 114-000-001 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor ROCK Added As A Joint Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Education-Elementary & Secondary Jun 03 Added As A Joint Sponsor DAWSON-SMITH Added As A Joint Sponsor HOLMBERG Committee Education-Elementary & Secondary Jun 12 Recommended do pass 015-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 22 Sent to the Governor Sep 17 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0463 Effective date 01-01-86 'HB-0894 MADIGAN - DANIELS - BOWMAN - DEUCHLER - SUTKER, PANGLE, O'CONNELL, WASHINGTON, MCGANN, FARLEY, KULAS, LEVER- ENZ, GIGLIO, LAURINO, KRSKA, WHITE, RICE, PANAYOTOVICH, CHRISTENSEN, MULCAHEY, MCNAMARA, FLOWERS, KEANE, DE- LEO, YOUNG,A, WILLIAMSON, BROOKINS, CURRAN, VITEK AND HANNIG. (Ch. 111 1/2, pars. 4202, 4204 and 4205; new par. 4203.1) Amends an Act to require the installation and maintenance of telecommunica- tion devices for the deaf at certain major public transportation sites, by July 1, 1986. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Redefines "major public transportation site" to include only O'Hare Airport and Chicago Union Station; requires 24-hour availability. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 2. Requires a device in every public building at each airport and railroad station serving a city of 25,000 or more; requires availability whenever the facility is open for public use. SENATE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes reference to: Ch. 111 1/2, par. 4204 Provides that obtaining the devices shall be the responsibility of the site opera- tors, rather than of the Department. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT NO. 1. Recommends that the House concur in S-am 1. Exempts facilities under the jurisdiction of the CTA. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 22 Assigned to Human Services Apr 24 Amendment No.01 HUMAN SERVICE Adopted Recommnded do pass as amend 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1356 HB-0894-Cont. Apr 30 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.02 BOWMAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 114-000-001 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor ROCK Added As A Joint Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Public Health,Welfare,Corrections Jun 03 Added As A Joint Sponsor DAWSON-SMITH Added As A Joint Sponsor HOLMBERG Committee Public Health,Welfare,Corrections Jun 13 Recommnded do pass as amend 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Amendment No.01 PUBLIC HEALTH Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Jun 25 Speaker's Table, Concurence 01 Jun 27 H Noncncrs in S Amend. 01 Jun 28 Secretary's Desk Non-concur 01 Jun 29 S Refuses to Recede Amend 01 S Requests Conference Comm 1ST Sen Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/ROCK BERMAN, DAWSON DONAHUE & SCHAFFER Jun 30 Hse Conference Comm Apptd 1ST/BOWMAN, SUTKER, CULLERTON, WILLIAMSON AND PULLEN Senate report submitted Senate Conf. report Adopted 1ST/056-002-000 House report submitted Jul 02 3/5 vote required House Conf. report lost 1ST/061-051-001 3/5 vote required House Conf. report Adopted 1ST/113-000-001 Both House Adoptd Conf rpt 1ST Passed both Houses Jul 31 Sent to the Governor Sep 25 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0949 Effective date 09-25-85 HB-0895 MADIGAN - DANIELS - BOWMAN - DEUCHLER - TURNER, WASH- INGTON, O'CONNELL, MCGANN, FARLEY, KULAS, RICE, FLOWERS, KEANE, BERRIOS, LEVERENZ, GIGLIO, KRSKA, LAURINO AND SOLIZ. (Ch. 23, par. 5-5) Amends the Public Aid Code to require the Department of Public Aid to promul- gate rules for the acquisition, repair and replacement of orthotic and prosthetic devices. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Deletes the added material and inserts similar provisions requiring the Depart- ment of Public Aid to establish policies, procedures, standards and criteria by rule for the acquisition, repair and replacement of orthotic and prosthetic devices and durable medical equipment. 1357 HB-0895-Cont. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 22 Assigned to Human Services May 02 Amendment No.01 HUMAN SERVICE Adopted DP Amnded Consent Calendar 010-000-000 Consnt Caldr Order 2nd Read May 07 Cnsent Calendar, 2nd Readng Consnt Caldr Order 3rd Read May 09 Remvd from Consent Calendar CULLERTON Cal 2nd Rdng Short Debate May 14 Short Debate Cal 2nd Rdng Cal 3rd Rdng Short Debate May 16 Short Debate-3rd Passed 114-000-000 May 17 Arrive Senate Placed Calendr,First Readng May 22 Primary Sponsor Changed To ROCK Added As A Joint Sponsor SMITH First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment May 23 Assigned to Public Health,Welfare,Corrections Jun 03 Added As A Joint Sponsor BERMAN-DAWSON Added As A Joint Sponsor HOLMBERG Committee Public Health,Welfare,Corrections Jun 13 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 22 Sent to the Governor Sep 19 Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0568 Effective date 01-01-86 'HB-0896 MADIGAN - DANIELS - BOWMAN - DEUCHLER - YOUNG,A, MCGANN, O'CONNELL, FARLEY, WASHINGTON, KULAS, RICE, CHRISTENSEN, PANAYOTOVICH, MCNAMARA, FLOWERS, KEANE, RICHMOND, BERRIOS, LEVERENZ, GIGLIO, KRSKA, LAURINO, BROOKINS, CURRAN, VITEK AND HANNIG. (Ch. 23, new par. 3447) Amends Act in relation to rehabilitation of disabled persons. Requires the De- partment of Rehabilitation Services to coordinate a study of the housing needs of persons with disabilities. Establishes the Committee on Housing for persons with Disabilities to conduct the study. Requires a report to the General Assembly by March 1, 1986. Effective immediately. HOUSE AMENDMENT NO. 1. Requires the Governor's Planning Council on Developmental Disabilities, rather than the Department, to conduct the study. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 22 Assigned to Human Services Apr 24 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 30 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 23 Mtn Prev-Recall 2nd Reading Amendment No.01 BOWMAN Adopted Placed Calndr,Third Reading 'Fiscal Note Act may be applicable. 1358 HB-0896-Cont. May 24 Third Reading - Passed 114-000-001 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor ROCK Added As A Joint Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 Jun 03 Jun 13 Jun 18 Jun 24 Jul 22 Sep 19 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Public Health,Welfare,Corrections Added As A Joint Sponsor DAWSON-SMITH Added As A Joint Sponsor HOLMBERG Committee Public Health,Welfare,Corrections Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Sent to the Governor Governor approved PUBLIC ACT 84-0569 Effective date 09-19-85 'HB-0897 MADIGAN - DANIELS - BOWMAN - DEUCHLER - MCNAMARA, HICKS, O'CONNELL, MCGANN, FARLEY, WASHINGTON, KULAS, LEVERENZ, GIGLIO, KRSKA, LAURINO, RICE, CHRISTENSEN, PANAYOTOVICH, FLOWERS, KEANE, RICHMOND, BERRIOS, YOUNG,A, BROOKINS, CURRAN, VITEK AND HANNIG. (Ch. 23, par. 3434; Ch. 48, new par. 186.1) Amends the Disabled Persons Rehabilitation Act and the Employment Offices Act. Allows the Department of Rehabilitation Services and the Department of Em- ployment Security to enter into agreements for the provision of job placement and job referral services to clients of the Department of Rehabilitation Services. Effec- tive immediately. Mar 21 1985 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Mar 22 Assigned to Human Services Apr 24 Recommended do pass 011-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Apr 30 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading May 24 Third Reading - Passed 114-000-001 May 29 Arrive Senate Sen Sponsor ROCK Added As A Joint Sponsor BERMAN Placed Calendr,First Readng May 30 First reading Rfrd to Comm on Assignment Assigned to Public Health,Welfare,Corrections Jun 03 Added As A Joint Sponsor DAWSON-SMITH Added As A Joint Sponsor HOLMBERG Committee Public Health,Welfare,Corrections Jun 13 Recommended do pass 010-000-000 Placed Calndr,Second Readng Jun 18 Second Reading Placed Calndr,Third Reading Jun 24 Third Reading - Passed 059-000-000 Passed both Houses Jul 22