First Special Order Calendar for the House

Both chambers of the legislature start off with a Regular Calendar. The Regular Order Calendar is basically all bills in the order in which they came out of committee. Once the session moves along, the Rules Committee of each chamber starts to create its own “Special Order Calendar.”  The Special Order Calendar is the new order of business each day that decides when bills will be voted on. Below is a summary of the first Special Order Calendar for the House.  I think the Senate has already had a couple of Special Orders for the session already. 

Most of these bills are pretty non-controversial but there are always surprises which can slow things down. 

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Representative Keahey:

HB15

Motor Vehicle Safety-Responsibility Act, motor vehicle liability insurance, limits increased, Secs. 32-7-2, 32-7-6, 32-7-16 am’d.

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Representative Laird:

HB132

Boilers and pressure vessels, inspection by Labor Department further provided for, written warnings and civil penalties, fees, inspection of operations, criminal penalties, deposit of fees to fund of department, Secs. 25-12-8, 25-12-11, 25-12-14, 25-12-17, 25-12-18 am’d.

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Representative Gipson:

HB250

Autauga Co., Elmore Co., Chilton Co., (19th Judicial Circuit), circuit judges, residency requirement, to be resident of county for seat person seeking for certain period of time prior to qualifying, Sec. 12-17-20 am’d.

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Representative Canfield:

HB310

Schools in unincorporated areas of county, county commission authorized to establish reduced speed school zones on roads and highways, signs required, Transportation Department to provide signs on state highways, fines doubled, County and Municipal Reduced Speed School Zone Act

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Representative Johnson:

HB52

Municipal industrial development boards, members, up to two members authorized to be residents of unincorporated area where projects may be located, Sec. 11-54-86 am’d.

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Representative McMillan:

HB84

Municipalities, incorporation procedure, judge of probate to record application and final order, administrative record of other proceedings, Sec. 11-41-2 am’d.

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Representative McMillan:

HB85

Municipalities, zoning, property in process of being annexed, authorized to pre-zone under certain conditions

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Representative Hill:

HB114

Alabama Improvement District Act, improvements further defined, notice of public hearings, board of directors and district manager, assessments and fees, issuance of bonds, Secs. 11-99A-2, 11-99A-3, 11-99A-6, 11-99A-8, 11-99A-9, 11-99A-11, 11-99A-12, 11-99A-13, 11-99A-15, 11-99A-21, 11-99A-36, 11-99A-42, 11-99A-43 am’d.; Sec. 11-99A-17, 11-99A-30 repealed

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Representative Black:

HB166

Municipal planning commissions, members, mayor authorized to appoint two supernumerary members to serve in absence of regular members, Class 1 municipalities excepted, Sec. 11-52-3 am’d.

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Representative DeMarco:

HB252

Class 6 municipalities, planning commission, appointment of members, vacancies if member ceases to reside in municipality

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Representative Allen:

HB265

Motor vehicles, motor parks, speedways, track facilities authorized for development, Sec. 11-22-1 am’d.

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Representative Gaston:

HB295

Social Security number, publication on documents recorded in probate office prohibited, exceptions, judge of probate authorized to redact, immunity from liability for errors

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Representative Ford:

HB296

Real estate, signs for advertising real property for sale, municipalities or political subdivisions prohibited from imposing licensing fee, Sec. 34-27-30.2 added

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Representative Allen:

HB279

Alabama Boxing Act, Alabama Boxing Commission, established, medical advisory panel, licensure of promoters, standards for buildings for matches, boxing under the influence prohibited, age requirements, commission subject to Sunset Law, appropriation, civil and criminal penalties

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Representative Lindsey:

HB110

County commissions, parts of Title 11, Code of Alabama 1975 revised, general provisions, bonds, county commissions, codification, county seats and courthouses, acquisition of land, law libraries, Secs. 11-1-6, 11-1-12, 11-2-1, 11-2-4, 11-2-5, 11-2-6, 11-2-7, 11-2-20, 11-2-21, 11-3-1, 11-12-4, 11-12-10, 11-12-11, 11-12-12, 11-12-15, 11-12-16, 11-13-6, 11-16-1, 11-16-2, 11-16-9, 11-16-10, 11-16-19, 11-18-1, 11-25-1 am’d.; Secs. 11-1-13, 11-1-14, 11-2-22 to 11-2-27, inclusive, 11-2-30 to 11-2-34, inclusive, 11-3-3, 11-5-3, 11-3-10, 11-3-15, 11-3-25, 11-7-1 to 11-7-12, inclusive, 11-12-1 to 11-12-3, inclusive, 11-12-9, 11-12-13, 11-12-15, 11-13-1 to 11-13-5, inclusive, 11-16-3 to 11-16-8, inclusive, 11-16-11 to 11-16-18, inclusive, 11-16-20 to 11-16-26, inclusive, 11-16-33 to 11-16-38, inclusive, 11-18-3, 11-25-2, 11-25-3, 36-22-1 repealed