HB 374 - Hotel-motel tax; used for certain trails and walkways; extend

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Current Status

05/10/05 - House Date Signed by Governor

First Reader Summary

A BILL to be entitled an Act to amend Code Section 48-13-51 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated, relating to county and municipal levies on public accommodations charges for promotion of tourism, conventions, and trade shows, so as to extend the time for the levy and collection of a tax for the purpose of construction and expansion of a system of bicycle or pedestrian greenways, trails, walkways, or any other combination thereof connecting a downtown historic or business district and surrounding areas under certain circumstances; to provide an effective date; to repeal conflicting laws; and for other purposes.

Votes

Electronically Recorded Votes
Date Time Vote No Yeas Nays NV Exc Description
03/11/05 03:28 PM House Vote #232 154 001 017 008 PASS
03/24/05 03:45 PM Senate Vote #384 047 000 003 006 PASSAGE BY SUBSTITUTE
03/31/05 05:00 PM House Vote #512 134 019 020 007 ADOPT CCR
03/31/05 10:10 PM Senate Vote #567 050 001 002 003 ADOPT CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT

Status History

Bill History
Date Action
02/08/2005 House First Readers
02/09/2005 House Second Readers
02/25/2005 House Committee Favorably Reported
03/11/2005 House Third Readers
03/11/2005 House Passed/Adopted
03/12/2005 Senate Read and Referred
03/17/2005 Senate Committee Favorably Reported
03/21/2005 Senate Read Second Time
03/24/2005 Senate Third Read
03/24/2005 Senate Passed/Adopted
03/29/2005 House Disagrees Senate Amend/Sub
03/29/2005 Senate Insists
03/29/2005 House Insists
03/29/2005 House Conference Committee Appointed
03/29/2005 Senate Conference Committee Appointed
03/31/2005 House Conference Committee Report Adopted
03/31/2005 Senate Conference Committee Report Adopted
04/06/2005 House Sent to Governor
05/10/2005 House Date Signed by Governor
05/10/2005 Act 421
05/10/2005 Effective Date

Footnotes

3/11/05 Structured Rule
3/29/05 Senate Conferees: 49, 9, 50