2021-105-Minutes for Meeting February 26,2021 Recorded 3/19/2021Recorded in Deschutes County CJ2021-105
Nancy Blankenship, County Clerk 03/19/2021 3:52:30 PM
Commissioners' Journal
BOARD OF
q
COMMISSIONERS
1300 NW Wall Street, Bend, Oregon
(541 ) 388-6571
2i021-105uumimuimiiiuu
C
3 r 1
8:00 AM FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2021 ZOOM CONFERENCE CALL
A conference call was held on Friday, February 26, 2021 at 8:00 a.m. via Zoom Conference call for a
weekly scheduled event during this 2021 Legislative Session. Chair Commissioner DeBone called the
meeting to order. No identified representatives of the media were in attendance.
Deschutes County
x
Commissioner Patti Adair
x
Administrator Tom Anderson
x
Commissioner Anthony DeBone, Chair
x
Deputy Admin. Erik Kropp
x
Commissioner Phil Chang
x
Legal Counsel David Doyle
x
Communications Dir Whitney Hale
x
Public Health Director Nahad Sadr- Azodi
x
BOCC Admin Assistant Samantha Pepper
x
Public Health Prgm Mgr Tom Kuhn
x
Veterans' Services Keith MacNamara
x
CDD Director Nick Lelack
Road Dir. Chris Doty
x
County Treasurer, CFO Greg Munn
x
Internal Auditor David Givans
x
Facilities Director Lee Randall
x
Human Resources Dir. Kathleen Hinman
x
Solid Waste Director Timm Schimke
x
County Forester Ed Keith
x
911 Director Sara Crosswhite
x
County Property Mana. Kristie Bollinger
County Assessor Scot Langton
x
Behavioral Health Janice Garceau
County Clerk Nancy Blankenship
x
CDD Mana. Analyst Sherri Pinner
Community Justice Dir Ken Hales
Others
x
Oliver Muggli- Rep Jason Kropf Chief of
Staff
x
Representative Jason Kropf
Representative Zack Zika
x
PacWest Phil Scheuers
2021 DESCHUTES COUNTY LEGISLATIVE UPDATE FEBRUARY 26, 2021 PAGE 1 OF 3
Introductions
PacWest Update
Phil Scheuers updates that the State's revenue funding came out $800 million
dollars more than the last forecast which has triggered a kicker. Commissioner
DeBone asked if this funding is for this next biennium. Mr. Scheuers notes that
lottery funds significantly decreased. Commissioner Chang asked if there was any
indication of additional walkouts during this session.
Legislator Updates
Representative Jason Kropf updates the group on HB 2004 and HB 2006. He is
preparing for HB 2133 next week.
Discussion of Priority Bills
HB 3123- Public Hearing on March 1st
SB 587- Public Hearing on March 1 st. Commissioner Adair mentions that 17
4;c4.7.,__ 4- i.-. i-k^ ct-,tn chr� n l-ir�c t� tocti{�i (nmmiccinnor�c ci innnrt
jur IsUIIIVI I.-'JUPPUI l III 11 M: >LCILC. JI is Niai iwD w Lc.)Liiy. L
moving this bill to a priority 2 in support.
SB 295- Public Hearing March 4tn
HB 2133- Public Hearing March 4tn
Forester
County Forester Ed Keith speaks to SB 590 and the formation of rangeland
protection associations. He suggest priority 2 support. Commissioners agree to
support this bill.
Administration
Erik Kropp mentions the OSHA rulemaking to make the current COVID19
resolutions into a permanent rule. The temporary rule can no longer be extended.
Staff will prepare a position letter to bring before the board at a work session
meeting in the future.
Whitney Hale asks Commissioners if they would like to move next week's meeting
because there is a Natural Resources AOC meeting at the same time. Several
2021 DESCHUTES COUNTY LEGISLATIVE UPDATE FEBRUARY 26, 2021 PAGE 2 OF 3
county employees would like to attend. The group agrees to move the next
legislative meeting to 10:00am on March 5.
Adjourn: The meeting was adjourned at 9:03 am.
Next Meeting: The next call is scheduled for Friday, March 5, 2021 at 10:00 a.m.
DATED this 1 Day of 2021 for the Deschutes County Board of
Commissioners.
ATTEST:
lip Axff
4
CHAIRANTHONY DEBONE,
PHIL CHANG, VICE CHAIR
P TTI ADAIR,C i i
2021 DESCHUTES COUNTY LEGISLATIVE UPDATE FEBRUARY 26, 2021 PACE 3 OF 3
This meeting will be held virtually. To join
the meeting, vent
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83959268754?pwd=N
X16Rk1 Hem JoeWptdU9KYTRMdnBIUT09
O z 7799
' 9 5926 8754
Passcode:515910
8 a.m. Introductions - Tony DeBone, Chair
8:05 a.m. Legislator Updates
8:35 a.m. Update from PacWest
8:40 p.m. Discussion of Priority Bills
.�
4
m
0
&
k &
2
Ln=
2
I c
co
��4
Q
#
a § c
d E k
r,4
(
»
ƒ
$ E
7
e =
g
- a
® o
E o 2
m
$ Q-
$ q /
a
0
CL
tv
CL
o
-u
f
w
w
m ^ E
u
\
0-
\ :
m
E
2
\
® o 2
E
5
_
co = c
o
o
=
= CL :3
=
u
o-
a
c
/
/
7 c
-
c
E /
0-
boZ /
/ §
g
.
r
\
O
§ u :3
7�
ƒ�vLU
LULi
W o
±
tC
G o
�/
CL
g
CL2 a-
-0
k
3@
w
0) a)
9
9 f 9
�
0
. C
c /
2 = _
Ln � tko
f
2 -0 3 9
� 0/
n M
-
\
k
m ca
\: �$u
u
® o g
5
@
/
a
ƒ $
ƒ
�
v U
[
7
/
E
=
e
a
»
k
\
$
$
\ /
E
5
_
rm
/
/
a
/ CL $
k c
Ln ® 0
.0 2 0
G t > 2 E
§ � / i E
� / u 3 r /
4- § o o
' CL a mw u
_0 z u(U u e m
3 f 9 9 M CL
Date: February 23, 2021
To: Board of County Commissioners
From: Erik Kropp, Deputy County Administrator
Re: OSHA's Temporary COVID-19 Work Place Rules
On November 6, 2020, OSHA adopted a temporary rule on work place regulations related to
COVID-19. The temporary rule expires on May 4, 2021; OSHA is proposing to extend the
temporary rule in the form of a "permanent" rule and to also modify the rule.
Staff will discuss if there is Board interest to submit comments to OSHA on the proposed rules. The
comment periods ends on April 2, 2021. If time allows, I will bring this up at your upcoming Friday
legislative call.
According to OSHA, the current temporary rule cannot be extended and the only way to continue
the regulations is by adoption of a permanent rule. OSHA is proposing that the permanent rule
would be repealed once it is no longer necessary.
As with the temporary rule, the proposed permanent rule maintains such requirements as physical
distancing; use of face coverings; employee notification and training; and formal exposure risk
assessment and infection control planning. However, the permanent rule would add measures and
strengthen provisions in certain areas. Those proposed changes include:
• Requiring employers to consider alternatives to transporting multiple people in a single vehicle,
although such transportation would not be prohibited.
• Slightly modifying the ventilation measures so that employers with more than 10 employees —
and that have existing ventilation systems — must certify in writing that they are running their
systems in line with current requirements. The proposed rule does not require the purchase or
installation of new ventilation systems.
• Requiring employers to provide written notification to employees of their rights to return to
work when employees must quarantine.
• Requiring employers to cooperate with public health authorities that ask to arrange for
vaccination in the workplace. This proposed requirement is similar to the temporary rule's
provision mandating cooperation with public health officials if COVID-19 testing in the
workplace is necessary.
1300 NW Wall Street Bend, Oregon 97703
�(541)388-6584 @erik.kropp@deschutes.org @www,deschutes.org
Requiring health care employers to provide respirators to employees working with known or
suspected COVID-19- positive patients unless they demonstrate there is a genuine shortage that
they are working to resolve.
Attached is a two -page overview of the proposed permanent rule published by OSHA, Please let me
know if you would like a hard copy of the proposed rule, Oregon OSHA's Proposal on Rules
Addressing the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency in All Oregon Workplaces (the document is
105 pages).
1300 NW Wall Street Bend, Oregon 97703
ON (541)388-6584 �5a erik.kropp@deschutes.org @ www.deschutes.org
ij,gon
OSHA
Department of Consumer & Business Services February 1, 2021
The Proposed "Permanent" COVID-19 Rule Compared to the Temporary Rule
On January 29, Oregon OSHA formally proposed a "permanent" COVID-19 rule to replace the temporary rule,
which expires May 4, 2021. Based on discussions within both rulemaking advisory committees, the proposed
rule is limited to addressing COVID-19 (and will be repealed when it is no longer necessary for that purpose). It is
largely based on existing provisions of the temporary rule. This document provides a comparison between the
existing temporary rule and the proposed rule on which Oregon OSHA is accepting public comment.
1. The Risk Assessment, Infection Control Plan, and Infection Control Training completed under the temporary
rule would not need to be revised or repeated based on the adoption of the new rule.
Those provisions of the rule addressing the Risk Assessment, Infection Control Plan, and Infection Control
Training and unchanged from the temporary rule, to ensure that employers who have already satisfied those
requirements will not need to change them simply because of the transition from the temporary to the
permanent rule.
2. Face shields remain an option for source control, although the language discouraging their use unless
necessary has been strengthened in the proposed rule.
The proposed rule continues to reflect the recognition by Oregon OSHA (and the Oregon Health Authority) that
face shields are not ideal but they should remain a compliant option for reasons related to practicality,
accommodation needs, and user acceptance.
3. The proposed rule includes language encouraging employers to consider alternatives to transporting multiple
persons.
The proposed rule will require consideration of alternatives to transporting multiple persons to the extent
practical but will not prohibit multiple employees in a single vehicle. It retains the temporary rule's requirement
that employees in a vehicle where others are not using source control must be provided with respiratory
protection.
4. The ventilation requirements are modified slightly in the proposed rule but are largely unchanged, except for a
requirement that employers with more than 10 employees attest that they are running their ventilation
system in accordance with the rule.
Like the current rule, the proposed rule does not require installation of new ventilation. It does include a
requirement to check the system at least quarterly and a requirement that employers with more than 10
employees attest that they are running their ventilation system in accordance with the rule.
S. The proposed rule notes that COVID-19 exposure records are covered by the existing record retention
requirements
Although not a substantive change, the proposed rule provides a note clarifying that reports of exposure under
the COVID-19 rule are exposure records covered by the existing rule governing the retention of medical and
exposure records, which currently requires retention for 30 years.
6. The proposed rule would require written notification of return rights when employees must quarantine.
The proposed rule requires written notification of return rights — the rights themselves are the same as in the
current rule, but the written notification is new. The proposed rule would also encourage, but not require,
employers to provide details about leave options.
7. The proposed rule addresses vaccination with a requirement similar to the existing requirement related to
testing.
The proposed rule will include language requiring cooperation with public health authorities who ask to arrange
for vaccination in the workplace. it also includes a note indicating that Oregon OSHA and OHA strongly
encourage vaccination by anyone who has the option to do so as soon as they have the option to do so.
8. The proposed rule requires certain exceptional risk employers to have a written PPE supply and crisis
management plan.
The details of the plan are not specified, and many of the affected employers are likely to already have such
plans in place.
9. The proposed rule requires health care employers to provide respirators to employees working with known or
suspected COVID-19 positive patients unless such respirators are unavailable.
By requiring that such respirators be provided unless the employer can demonstrate that there is a genuine
shortage and is working to resolve that shortage, the rule is consistent with recommendations from both OHA
and the CDC that respirators be used in such situations unless they are unavailable.
Priority 1 and 2 Report
Report Date: February 25, 2021
Administration
Bill Number Position Priority Current Committee Upcoming Hearings
HB 2207 Oppose 2 Judiciary (H)
Raises limitation on damages for torts of local public bodies to amount of limitation on damages for torts of state.
HB 2251 Support 2 Water (H)
Appropriates moneys, out of General Fund, to Water Resources Department for purposes of planning water use on regional and
local bases, developing system for identifying local and regional water use needs and prioritizing among local and regional
water use needs and implementing local and regional water use strategies and plans.
HB 2638 Support 2 Judiciary (H)
Limits liability for certain claims for damages arising out of acts or omissions taken during COVID-19 emergency period in
reasonable compliance with government guidance related to COVID-19.
HB 5028 Support 2 Ways and Means (J)
Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of State Police for certain biennial expenses.
212512021 - Page: 1
Bill Number Position
Priority 1 and 2 Report
Report Date: February 25, 2021
Assessor's Office
Priority Current Committee
HB 2247 No Position 2 Wildfire Recovery (House Special
Committee On)
Upcoming Hearings
Authorizes county to adopt ordinance or resolution authorizing county assessor to waive penalties and interest charged for
failure to file property tax return or pay taxes when due.
HB 2341 Support 1 Revenue (H) 1:OOPM 02/25/2021
House Committee
Revenue
Public Hearing
Remote A
Authorizes tax collector in county covered by state of emergency declared by Governor due to fire or act of God, or authority of
Governor under Emergency Conflagration Act, who knows or has reason to believe property has been destroyed or damaged
by fire or act of God to prorate taxes imposed on property.
HB 2385 Support with 2 Revenue (H)
amendments
Directs Department of Revenue to develop, implement and maintain software system that enables online filing and processing
of returns and database of information entered in software system.
212512021 - Page: 2
ES Cp�2
o ti A Priority 1 and 2 Report
Report Date: February 25, 2021
Board of Commissioners
Bill Number Position Priority Current Committee Upcoming Hearings
HB 3177 Not Reviewed 2 Economic Recovery and Prosperity (H) 8:OOAM 02/25/2021
House Committee
Economic Recovery and
Prosperity
Public Hearing
Remote C
Limits types of restrictions that Governor may impose on certain businesses during state of emergency related to COVID-19
pandemic.
SB 741 Support 2 Health Care (S)
Repeals sunset on and obsolete reporting requirement for Central Oregon Health Council.
2/25/2021 - Page: 3
1 Es co��
Bill Number Position
Priority 1 and 2 Report
Report Date: February 25, 2021
Community Development
Priority Current Committee Upcoming Hearings
HB 2006 Watch 2 Housing (H)
Defines "emergency shelter." Requires local governments to allow siting of qualifying emergency shelters by qualifying entities
notwithstanding land use laws and regulations.
HB 2234 Support
Veterans and Emergency Management
(H)
Requires Director of Department of Consumer and Business Services to prescribe in appropriate specialty codes standards,
safeguards and guidelines for incorporating fire prevention and fireproofing or fire resistance measures into construction, repair,
renovation, rehabilitation, retrofitting or maintenance of buildings and other structures that are located in areas of this state that
are subject to or susceptible to wildfires.
HB 2282 Support with 2 Economic Recovery and Prosperity (H)
amendments
Requires Department of Land Conservation and Development to approve City of Bend's expansion of urban growth boundary,
and allows department to approve other land use regulations for city on specified lands, if owner of land possesses
development opportunity transferred from Metolius resort site owner and city meets other conditions.
HB 2611 Oppose 2 Agriculture and Natural Resources (H)
Prevents application of state structural specialty code to agricultural building used primarily for specified activities.
HB 2653 Oppose 2 Energy and Environment (H)
Directs Environmental Quality Commission to adopt rules authorizing single-family dwelling and accessory dwelling unit
constructed on same lot or parcel to be permanently connected to same subsurface sewage disposal system or alternative
sewage disposal system.
u ,, ;. , lux
HB 2705 SUppoll i Housing ki 'l
Allows counties to authorize construction of accessory dwelling units on lands zoned for rural residential use.
HB 2708 Support 2 Housing (H)
Authorizes Department of Land Conservation and Development to approve local governments' plans for urban growth boundary
expansion areas to accommodate affordable housing.
HB 2778 Support
Housing (H)
Redefines "historic home" to include dwellings built before 1974 for purpose of serving as accessory dwelling unit to homes
newlv constructed on rural residential lands.
HB 2794 Neutral 2 Agriculture and Natural Resources (H)
Creates Land Use and Wildfire Policy Advisory Committee.
SB 385 Support 1 Housing and Development (S)
Authorizes county to allow owner of lot or parcel within rural residential zone to construct one accessory dwelling unit on lot or
parcel, subiect to certain restrictions.
SB 391 Support
Housing and Development (S)
Authorizes county to allow owner of lot or parcel within rural residential zone to construct one accessory dwelling unit on lot or
parcel, subject to certain restrictions.
212512021 - Page: 4
Bill Number Position
Priority 1 and 2 Report
Report Date: February 25, 2021
Community Justice
Priority Current Committee Upcoming Hearings
SB 497 Support 2 Judiciary and Ballot Measure 110
Implementation (S)
Requires court to indicate in judgment document when person is convicted of designated person misdemeanor involving
domestic violence.
2/25/2021 - Page: 5
��wT E S Cp�2
Q A Priority 1 and 2 Report
Report Date: February 25, 2021
District Attorney
Bill Number Position Priority Current Committee Upcoming Hearings
HB 2133 Oppose unless 2 Judiciary (H) 1:OOPM 03/04/2021
amended House Committee
Judiciary
Public Hearing
Remote F
Requires law enforcement agencies to collect fingerprints, palm prints and identifying data for persons arrested for felony or
misdemeanor.
HB 2146 Support
Judiciary (H)
Modifies certain provisions of law relating to crime of prostitution to exclude child sex trafficking victims.
HB 2169 Support 2 Judiciary (H)
Directs Racial Justice Council to study potential changes to criminal justice system and to provide results of study to Legislative
Assembly no later than December 31, 2021.
HJR 1 Support
Judiciary (H)
Proposes amendment to Oregon Constitution to allow juries to impose verdicts in criminal cases only by unanimous agreement.
SB 214 Support 2 Judiciary and Ballot Measure 110
Implementation (S)
Expands definition of "victim," for purposes of restitution ordered as part of criminal sentence, to include person or entity that
has expended moneys on behalf of, or provided services to, minor victim.
212512021 - Page: 6
Co
o
Bill Number Position
HB 2173 Oppose
Priority 1 and 2 Report
Report Date: February 25, 2021
Finance
Priority Current Committee
Economic Recovery and Prosperity (H)
Upcoming Hearings
Provides that lottery revenues dedicated to county economic development purposes may be transferred to Oregon Department
of Administrative Services to pay for portion of costs of regional solutions coordinators within Regional Solutions Program.
HB 2223 Oppose 1 Business and Labor (H)
Directs participating public employers in Public Employees Retirement System to make employer contributions to individual
account program, or cash payments, of one percent of member's salary during certain periods, depending on funded status of
HB 2709 Oppose
Business and Labor (H)
Provides that public employee may not become member of pension program of Oregon Public Service Retirement Plan on or
after January 1, 2022.
212512021 - Page: 7
�\)A ES CO
Priority 1 and 2 Report
Report Date: February 25, 2021
Health Services: Behavioral Health
Bill Number Position Priority Current Committee Upcoming Hearings
HB 2508 Support 2 Health Care (H)
Requires Oregon Health Authority to ensure reimbursement of health services delivered using telemedicine.
HB 3123 Support 1 Behavioral Health (H)
8:OOAM 03/01/2021
House Committee
Behavioral Health
Public Hearing
Remote C
Directs Oregon Health Authority to evaluate specified issues related to certified community behavioral
health clinics and report
findings and analysis to interim committees of Legislative Assembly by September 30, 2023.
SB 295 Watch 2 Judiciary and Ballot Measure 110
8:OOAM 03/04/2021
Implementation (S)
Senate Committee
Judiciary and Ballot Measure
110 Implementation
Public Hearing
Remote A
Defines terms related to fitness to proceed.
212512021 - Page: 8
T Es co�I
o A Priority 1 and 2 Report
Report Date: February 25, 2021
Health Services: Public Health
Bill Number Position Priority Current Committee Upcoming Hearings
HB 2071 Watch 2 Health Care (H)
Requires that Department of Revenue issue license to qualified retailers of tobacco products and inhalant delivery systems.
HB 2148 Support 2 Health Care (H)
Prohibits remote sales of inhalant delivery systems.
HB 2261 Support 2 Health Care (H)
Prohibits remote sales of inhalant delivery systems.
HB 5024 Support 2 Ways and Means (J) 1:OOPM 02/25/2021
Joint Subcommittee
Human Services
Public Hearing
Remote 174
1:00PM 03/02/2021
Joint Subcommittee
Human Services
Public Hearing
Remote 174
Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Oregon Health Authority for certain biennial expenses.
SB 587 Watch 2 Health Care (S) 1:OOPM 03/01/2021
Senate Committee
Health Care
Public Hearing
Remote B
Requires Department of Revenue to issue license to qualified retailers of tobacco products and inhalant delivery systems.
2/25/2021 - Page: 9
Bill Number Position
Priority 1 and 2 Report
Report Date: February 25, 2021
Human Resources
Priority Current Committee
Upcoming Hearings
HB 2118 Oppose 2 Business and Labor (H)
Transfers responsibility for provision of workers' compensation coverage to qualified emergency service volunteer from Office of
Emergency Management to public body under whose direction volunteer is acting.
HB 2512 Support 2 Business and Labor (H)
Makes permanent provisions allowing retired member of Public Employees Retirement System to be reemployed by
participating public employer for unlimited number of hours without reduction in pension benefits.
HB 2709 Oppose unless 1 Business and Labor (H)
amended
Provides that public employee may not become member of pension program of Oregon Public Service Retirement Plan on or
after January 1, 2022.
HB 2943 Oppose unless 2 Judiciary (H)
amended
Provides that employer may not use evidence that public safety officer has been placed on impeachment list for purpose of
other investigations or disciplinary action.
SB 113 Under Review 2 Labor and Business (S)
Provides that Public Employees Retirement Board may charge participating public employer accrued earnings for late payment
of employee and employer contributions to individual account program.
SB 446 Neutral 2 Labor and Business (S)
Changes calculation of final average salary for purposes of Public Employees Retirement System to use five years of salary
instead of three years, for salary paid on and after January 1, 2022.
SB 550 Support 2 Labor and Business (S)
Requires public body employer to establish and implement process by which employees may request employer to use unique
identifier in lieu of employee's name in records contained by employer for purposes of public records requests.
2/25/2021 - Page: 10
L�0A E S COG
o�Priority 1 and 2 Report
Report Date: February 25, 2021
Natural Resources
Bill Number Position Priority Current Committee Upcoming Hearings
HB 2572 Support 2 Agriculture and Natural Resources (H)
Provides that spread of fire in forestland across ownership boundary does not constitute prima facie evidence of fire burning
uncontrolled if owners or operators of forestland on both sides of ownership boundary agree in advance to conduct prescribed
fire.
HB 2573 Oppose 2 Agriculture and Natural Resources (H)
Requires governing body of county that contains at -risk land, as defined, to develop wildfire response plan or solicit proposals
for development of wildfire response plan, consider proposals and propose wildfire response plan to State Forestry Department.
HB 2722 Watch 2 Agriculture and Natural Resources (H)
Creates Land Use and Wildfire Policy Advisory Committee.
HB 2794 Watch 2 Agriculture and Natural Resources (H)
Creates Land Use and Wildfire Policy Advisory Committee.
SB 287 Neutral 2 Natural Resources and Wildfire
Recovery (S)
Requires that electric companies and consumer -owned utilities have wildfire plans based on best practices.
SB 590 Support 2 Natural Resources and Wildfire
Recovery (S)
Includes land used primarily for cultivating crops within definition of "rangeland" for purposes of organizing rangeland protection
association and providing fire protection for rangeland.
212512021 - Page: 11
\�I ES
cOG��
o , Priority 1 and 2 Report
Report Date: February 25, 2021
Property Management
Bill Number Position Priority Current Committee Upcoming Hearings
SB 403 Oppose 2 Finance and Revenue (S)
Provides for distribution of net proceeds from sale of property upon which county foreclosed lien for delinquent taxes to each
lienholder whose interest in property was forfeited, and to any person other than lienholder whose right of redemption with
respect to such property terminated, when property was deeded to county.
212512021 - Page: 12
\�-� Es Co��
o A Priority 1 and 2 Report
Report Date: February 25, 2021
Road
Bill Number Position Priority Current Committee Upcoming Hearings
SB 395 Oppose 2 Transportation (J)
Increases required expenditure on footpaths and bicycle trails from one percent to five percent of amounts received from State
Highway Fund.
212512021 - Page: 13
Priority 1 and 2 Report
Report Date: February 25, 2021
Solid Waste
Bill Number Position Priority Current Committee Upcoming Hearings
HB 2065 Support 2 Energy and Environment (H)
Requires producers of covered products to join producer responsibility organization unless exempt.
SB 582 Support 2 Energy and Environment (S) 1:00PM 02/25/2021
Senate Committee
Energy and Environment
Public Hearing
Remote B
Directs Department of Environmental Quality to study and make recommendations for modernizing Oregon's recycling system
and provide results of study in report to interim committees of Legislative Assembly no later than September 15, 2022.
212512021 - Page: 14
�vI E S CC
Bill Number Position
Priority 1 and 2 Report
Report Date: February 25, 2021
Veterans' Services
Priority Current Committee
Upcoming Hearings
HB 3003 Support 2 Revenue (H)
Grants higher property tax exemption for property of veterans with service -connected disabilities.
HB 5036 Support 2 Ways and Means (J)
Appropriates moneys from General Fund to Department of Veterans' Affairs for certain biennial expenses.
212512021 - Page: 15