HB264 Alabama 2010 Session

Updated Jul 29, 2021

House Bill

Expired

Current Status

Regular Session 2010

Session

Summary

Primary Sponsor: Lawrence McAdory
Democrat
Co-Sponsors: Jim McClendon Jamie Ison Steve McMillan Alan Baker Chad Fincher Joe Faust Harry Shiver Jimmy Martin Joe Hubbard Gerald H. Allen Dickie Drake Jack Williams Paul DeMarco Mike Ball Victor Gaston Jay Love Randy Wood Barry Mask Duwayne Bridges Rod Scott Elaine Beech Mary Sue McClurkin Benjamin H. Lewis Warren Beck Ron Johnson Richard J. Laird Allen Treadaway Blaine Galliher Frank McDaniel Robert Bentley Greg Wren Micky Hammon Phil Williams David Grimes Howard Sanderford Pat Moore Gregory Canfield Mac McCutcheon Alan Harper Marcel Black Jody Letson Mike Curtis Oliver Robinson Chris England Earl F. Hilliard Thad McClammy James O. Gordon Locy Baker Randy Hinshaw Terry Spicer Barbara Bigsby Boyd Artis McCampbell Tammy Irons Ronald Grantland Bill J. Dukes Lesley Vance William “Bill” M. Beasley Mike Hill Randy Davis Craig Ford Cam Ward Elwyn Thomas Jeremy Oden Johnny Mack Morrow Patricia Todd James C. Fields William E. Thigpen Butch Taylor Henry A. White Ken Guin Merika Coleman James E. Buskey Steve Hurst John F. Knight Jr
Session: Regular Session 2010
Title: Alabama Residential Energy Code Board changed to Alabama Energy and Residential Codes Board, Model Energy Code replaced with Alabama Energy and Residential Codes, adoption of modern building and energy codes in compliance with federal law to be implemented by counties and municipalities, board members increased, certain farm structures excluded, sprinkler systems provided for, Secs. 41-23-80, 41-23-81, 41-23-82, 41-23-83, 41-23-84, 41-23-85 am'd.
Description: Currently, the Alabama Residential Energy Code Board serves in an advisory capacity to the Science, Technology, and Energy Division of the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs.
Currently, local units of government are encouraged to adopt the Model Energy Code. This bill would replace the Model Energy Code with the Alabama Energy and Residential Codes (codes), and require the board, as the sole authority, to adopt, amend, and revise the codes and to comply with federal energy and building guidelines. Farm structures would be exempt from the codes requirements. Additional members would be added to the board and board service would be limited to 10 consecutive years. Board membership would be inclusive and represent diversity, and board meetings would be subject to the Alabama Open Meetings Act.
Subjects: Energy

Bill Actions

Pending third reading on day 16 Favorable from Energy and Natural Resources with 1 substitute

Energy and Natural Resources first Substitute Offered

Read for the second time and placed on the calendar with 1 substitute and

Read for the first time and referred to the Senate committee on Energy and Natural Resources

Engrossed

Cosponsors Added

Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass adopted Roll Call 101

Motion to Adopt adopted Roll Call 100

Coleman Amendment Offered

Motion to Adopt adopted Roll Call 99

McClendon Amendment Offered

Motion to Adopt adopted Roll Call 98

Commerce first Substitute Offered

Third Reading Passed

Read for the second time and placed on the calendar with 1 substitute and

Read for the first time and referred to the House of Representatives committee on Commerce

Bill Text

Download Engrossed PDF

Votes

Yes 101

Absent 2

Yes 95

No 1

Abstained 1

Absent 6

Yes 97

Abstained 3

Absent 3

Yes 38

Absent 65

Yes 101

Abstained 1

Absent 1

Documents

Bill Text (Engrossed) HB264 Alabama 2010 Session - Engrossed

Bill Text (Introduced) HB264 Alabama 2010 Session - Introduced

Source: Alabama Legislature