S.224

An act relating to the shorelands of the lakes of the State

Sponsors: Sen. Diane Snelling

Location: Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Energy

Last Recorded Action: 1/7/2014 - Read 1st time & referred to Committee on Natural Resources and Energy

Committee Activity - Meeting Full List

2013 - 2014 Legislative Session

Wednesday, January 8, 2014

Committee(s):

Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Energy

11:30 AM

S.224 - An act relating to the shorelands of the lakes of the State

Bill Walk-Through

Sen. Diane Snelling, Sponsor
Michael O'Grady, Legislative Counsel, Office of Legislative Council

Tuesday, January 14, 2014

Committee(s):

Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Energy

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S.224 - An act relating to the shorelands of the lakes of the State

Committee Discussion

Trey Martin, Senior Counsel for Government Affairs, Agency of Natural Resources

Wednesday, January 15, 2014

Committee(s):

Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Energy

-

S.224 - An act relating to the shorelands of the lakes of the State

Bill Mark-Up

Patrick Berry, Commissioner, Department of Fish & Wildlife
Jim Leland, Director, Ag Resource Management, Agency of Agriculture, Food & Markets
Matthew Probasco, Pesticide General Permit Coordinator, Department of Environmental Conservation
Matthew Chapman, Counsel, Department of Environmental Conservation
Susan Warren, Section Chief of Lakes & Ponds Management, Department of Environmental Conservation
Michael O'Grady, Legislative Counsel, Office of Legislative Council

Thursday, January 16, 2014

Committee(s):

Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Energy

-

S.224 - An act relating to the shorelands of the lakes of the State

Bill Mark-Up

Michael O'Grady, Legislative Counsel, Office of Legislative Council
Michael Snyder, Commissioner, Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation
Matthew Chapman, Counsel, Department of Environmental Conservation
Elizabeth McDonald, Staff Attorney, Department of Environmental Conservation
Susan Warren, Section Chief of Lakes & Ponds Management, Department of Environmental Conservation