Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, March 29, 1980, Image 139

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LEGISLATIVE SCORECARD
©Lancaster Farming Newspaper
Week Ending March 19,1980
The process by which bills are drafted, considered and
enacted into laws is complex, lengthy and confusing even to
the most attentive observer Each week on these pages we
attempt to provide a roundup of legislative highlights, but in
the process, we cannot call attention to the many other bills
languishing or boiling in various stages of the legislative
process
This scorecard, which we plan to update every week the'
legislature is in session, is an attempt to provide as complete a
rundown of farm legislation as we can
HOUSE AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE:
Bills under consideration by the Pennsylvania House of
Representatives Agriculture Committee, not yet placed on the
calendar for consideration by the full House
“THERMAL INSULATION SPECIALIST”
cS 717-898-2760
Prime sponsor/
Party/District
Goebel/R/Allegheny
George/D/Bucks
H 892
H 8228
Thomas/R/
Snyder-Union
H 8317
Cessar/R/Allegheny
HB 541
Thomas/R/
Snyder-Umon
HB 724
Noye/R/Cumberland-
Perry-Jumata
HB 738
Stuban/D/Columbia-
Montour
HB 758
HB 759
Stu ba n/D/Col u mbia
Montour
Tbomas/R/
Snyder-Umon
HBBIB
Sirianm/R/Sullivan-
Susquehanna-Wyommg
HBB2B
Yahner/D/Cambna
H 8847
Burns/ R/Bucks
Stuban/D/Columbia-
Montour
Noye/R/Cumberland
Perry-Juniata
HB 995
HB 1042
H 81092
J Wnght/R/Bucks
H 81368
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, March 29,1980—03
Brief Description
A bill to abolish the milk marketing board
Amends clean and green legislation
to spell out duties of county
assessor, and to define forms and
land split-offs <
Would amend food law to
set nutritional requirements
for imitation foods
Would abolish the Milk Marketing
Board
Increases salaries of chairman
and members of the Milk Marketing
Board
Would amend clean streams law to
prohibit any agency from requiring
fences to keep livestock out of
streams
Would give Pa Dept of Agriculture
power to certify marketing and
bargaining associations for certain
commodities, arid to regulate the
marketing and bargaining process
Would authorize the creation of
agricultural districts
Would amend clean and green law
to provide for recording of preferential
assessment agreements and to continue
preferential assessment on original
tract in case of split-offs
Would set procedures for
the termination of milk
handling contracts, and would provide
enforcement, penalties and
remedies
Amends clean and green to more
clearly define "roll-back
tax" and “split-off”
Dog law amendment
Restricts farmland ownership by
certain corporations
Would require certain state
institutions to make lands
available for public
agricultural programs
Amends clean and green to allow
for continuation of preferential
use assessment when a transfer,
separation or split-off results
in an estate subdivision
(Turn to Page D 4)
Date
Referred
to
Committee
2-6-79
2-12-79
2-14-79
3-6-79
3-19-79
3-19-79
3-20-79
3-20-79
11 13-79
3-26-79
11-13-79
4-23-79
4-24-79
4-23 79
5-23 79