HB302 Alabama 2013 Session
Summary
- Primary Sponsor
Steve McMillanRepublican- Co-Sponsors
- Jay LoveMicky HammonKerry RichTerri CollinsHarry ShiverAlan BakerAlan HarperMike HillJamie IsonJoe FaustDuwayne BridgesWes LongMike BallRandy DavisJim McClendonCharles O. NewtonElaine BeechRichard J. LairdChad FincherBecky NordgrenMike MillicanLesley VanceThad McClammyMac McCutcheonJim PattersonJim CarnsJack WilliamsMike JonesThomas JacksonHoward SanderfordMike Hubbard
- Session
- Regular Session 2013
- Title
- Gulf State Park, Legislature to approve sale or long-term lease of any state park property, development, submission of proposals, criteria, review by department, acceptance or rejection, proposal exempt from certain statutes, Chapter 14D of Title 9 repealed, Secs. 9-14D-1 to 9-14D-5, inclusive, repealed
- Description
This bill would authorize the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, subject to the approval of the Governor and a majority of the Joint Legislative Committee on State Parks, to enter into projects agreements at Gulf State Park to provide criteria for proposals submitted to the department for the enhancement of the park.
This bill would also authorize the commissioner of the department, the Governor, or a majority of the Joint Legislative Committee on State Parks to reject all proposals and for the commissioner to negotiate a project agreement on terms deemed by him or her to be most beneficial to the state, subject to the approval of the Governor and a majority of the Joint Legislative Committee on State Parks.
This bill would also repeal Chapter 14D of Title 9 of the Code of Alabama 1975.
This bill would prohibit a sale or long-term lease of any state park or park real property, other than the project site, lying seaward of the current location of Alabama Highway 182 in Baldwin County, Alabama, unless the Legislature approves such sale or long-term lease by majority vote of each house.
- Subjects
- Gulf State Park
Bill Actions
Indefinitely Postponed
Economic Development and Tourism second Amendment Offered
Pending third reading on day 10 Favorable from Economic Development and Tourism with 3 amendments
Economic Development and Tourism first Amendment Offered
Reported from Economic Development and Tourism as Favorable with 3 amendments
Read for the first time and referred to the House of Representatives committee on Economic Development and Tourism
Bill Text
Documents
Source: Alabama Legislature