2024 DRA Bill Tracking - Google Drive


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4	HB 1001	repeal the expiration of a reduction in certain gross receipts and use tax rates.	Watching	Rep. Karr			Taxation	Do Pass, 11-1. Fiscal Note Requested	Do Pass, 54-12	Appropriations	Tabled, 7-2
5	HB 1010	require customer consent for installation of a smart meter for a utility service.	Watching	Rep. Krohmer			Withdrawn at request of Prime Sponsor
6	HB 1030	update statutory and regulatory references pertaining to water pollution.	Neutral	Ag. and NR Comm. @ request of DANR		DANR	Ag & NR	Do Pass, 13-0, placed on consent	Do Pass, 66-0	Ag. & NR	Do Pass, 6-0	Do Pass, 31-0	02/05/2024
7	HB 1031	update the development and implementation of conservation district standards.	Neutral	Ag. and NR Comm. @ request of DANR		DANR	AG & NR	Do Pass, 13-0, placed on consent	Do Pass, 65-4	Ag. & NR	Do Pass, 6-0	Do Pass, 30-1	02/05/2024
8	HB 1033	address the administration of State Conservation Commission functions by the Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources	Watching	Ag. and NR Comm. @ request of DANR		DANR	AG & NR	Do Pass, 13-0, placed on consent	Do Pass, 47-22	Ag. & NR	Do Pass, 6-0	Do Pass, 28-3	02/05/2024
9	HB 1034	require hydrogen pipelines to be permitted by the Public Utilities Commission.	Support	Comm & Energy @ request of PUC		PUC	Comm & Energy	Do Pass, 13-0	Do Pass, 66-3	Comm & Energy	Do Pass, 5-3	Do Pass, 27-5	2/21/2024
10	HB 1037	require the producers of wind and solar energy infrastructure to implement or participate in a wind and solar energy infrastructure stewardship program.	Watching	Rep. Drury			Withdrawn at request of Prime Sponsor
11	HB 1042	establish parameters for the reimbursement of school districts that provide free or reduced price meals to students.	Support	Rep. Wittman			Education, Fiscal Note Requested	Defer to 41st Day, 8-7
12	HB 1043	classify lithium as a precious metal for the purpose of taxation and to authorize a new tax.	Watching	Rep. Deibert	Sen. Chaffee		AG & NR	Do Pass Amended, 12-0	Do Pass, 57-9	Ag. & NR	Do Pass, 7-0	Do Pass Failed, 21-12
13	HB 1052	increase the minimum fee required with an application for construction of an energy conversion and transmission facility.	Support	State Affairs & request of PUC			State Affairs	Defer to 41st Day, 11-2
14	HB 1053	create term limits for public utilities commissioners.	Neutral	Rep. Bartels	Sen. Schoenbeck		State Affairs	Defer to 41st Day, 9-4
15	HB 1114	prohibit the use of paid petition circulators to collect signatures for a statewide ballot measure.	Opposed	Rep. Perry			State Affairs	Withdrawn at Request of Prime Sponsor
16	HB 1071	revise a provision providing authority to the Governor to enter into agreements with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.	Oppose	Rep. Weisgram	Rep. Hoffman		State Affairs	Do Pass, 12-1	Do Pass, 61-7	Comm & Energy	Do Pass, 8-1	Do Pass, 29-3	03/07/2024
17	HB 1079	require property owner permission or a siting permit prior to entry for an examination and survey.	Watching	Rep. Moore			Comm & Energy	Defer to 41st Day, 8-4
18	HB 1128	require a zoning authority to determine that a well is an established well that has not been abandoned in making a permitting decision.	Watching	Rep. Gross	Sen. Wiik		AG & NR	Do Pass Amended, 13-0	Do Pass, 67-1	Ag. & NR	Do Pass, 7-0	Do Pass, 33-0	02/20/2024
19	HB 1182	revise provisions pertaining to the observation of the conduct of an election	Watching	Rep. Chaffee			State Affairs	Do Pass Amended, 12-1	Do Pass Amended, 54-10	State Affairs	Do Pass, 8-0	Do Pass, 34-0	03/05/2024
20	HB 1184	require the Department of Social Services and the Department of Education to apply for and administer the summer electronic benefit transfer for children program, to make an appropriation therefore, and to declare an emergency.	Watching	Rep. Duba			Education	Defer to 41st Day, 13-4
21	HB 1185	amend provisions regarding entry on private property for examination and survey of a project requiring a siting permit.	Support	Rep. Mortenson	Sen. Crabtree		Comm & Energy	Do Pass Amended, 10-1	Do Pass, 47-17	Comm & Energy	Do Pass Amended, 8-1	Do Pass, 29-5	03/07/2024
22	HB 1186	define the requirements for granting a carbon pipeline easement.	Support	Rep. Mortenson	Sen. Crabtree		Comm & Energy	Do Pass Amended, 8-3	Do Pass, 40-24	Comm & Energy	Do Pass Amended, 7-2	Do Pass, 24-10	03/07/2024
23	HB 1188	revise the process by which a legislative vacancy is filled	Watching	Rep. Mulally			State Affairs	Defer to 41st Day, 10-0
24	HB 1190	establish public use criteria for purposes of condemnation proceedings	Support	Rep. Odenbach	Sen. Maher		Comm & Energy	Defer to 41st Day, 8-3
25	HB 1193	provide that required siting permits be filed with condemnation petitions	Support	Rep. Blare			Comm & Energy	Defer to 41st Day, 7-4
26	HB 1200	increase the minimum fee required with an application for construction of an energy conversion and transmission facility.	Support			House State Affairs	State Affairs	Do Pass Amended, 13-0	Do Pass, 66-1	State Affairs	Do Pass Amended, 8-1	Do Pass, 66-44	03/26/2024
27	HB 1203	clarify references to the court in a condemnation proceeding.	Support	Rep. Lems			Comm & Energy	Do Pass, 8-3	Do Pass, 61-3	Comm & Energy	Defer to 41st Day, 6-3
28	HB 1208	require the director of equalization to adjust certain agricultural land values.	Watching	Rep. Ladner			Taxation	Do Pass Amended, 7-5	Do Pass Failed, 25-44
29	HB 1219	prohibit the exercise of eminent domain for the construction of pipelines carrying carbon oxide.	Support	Rep. Hansen			Comm & Energy	Defer to 41st Day, 7-6
30	HB 1231	place restrictions on the ownership of agricultural land	Watching	Rep. Wangsness	Sen. Tobin		AG & NR	Do Pass, 12-0	Do Pass, 61-6	Ag & NR	Do Pass, 6-0	Do Pass, 30-2	03/04/2024
31	HB 1238	reimburse school districts for costs incurred in providing reduced price meals to students.	Support	Rep. Tordsen			Education	Referred to House Approps, 8-6	Defer to 41st Day, 6-0
32	HB 1239	provide for the dissemination of a facsimile of a ballot and to prohibit the dissemination of incorrect or misleading election information.	Watching	Rep. Soye			State Affairs	Do Pass Amended, 7-2	Do Pass, 59-8	State Affairs	Defer to 41st Day, 9-0
33	HB 1241	modify the amount of time allowed to an employee to vote at any election in this state.	Support	Rep. Lems			State Affairs	Defer to 41st Day, 12-0
34	HB 1243	extend deadlines for action by the Public Utilities Commission upon the request of any party.					Comm & Energy	Defer to 41st Day, 8-5
35	HB 1244	provide a process to withdraw a signature from a petition for an initiated measure, constitutional amendment, or a referendum on a law in certain situations and to declare an emergency.	Watching	Rep. Hansen	Sen. Novstrup		State Affairs	Do Pass, 11-1	Do Pass, 59-9	State Affairs	Do Pass Amended, 8-1	Do Pass, 60-10	03/26/2024
36	HB 1246	establish a pre-condemnation process and to require reclamation and restoration of property damaged by condemnation.	Watching	Rep. Overweg			Comm & Energy	Tabled at Request of Prime Sponsor
37	HB 1256	establish percentage requirements for voluntary agreements governing pipeline construction prior to the filing of a petition for condemnation.	Support	Rep. Sjaarda			Comm & Energy	Defer to 41st Day, 9-4
38	HB 1258	provide that a company transporting hydrogen, by pipeline, is not a common carrier.	Watching	Rep. Schaefbauer			Comm & Energy	Tabled at Request of Prime Sponsor
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40	SB 7	revise the water resources projects list.	Support	Sen. Tobin			Comm & Energy	Do Pass, 8-0, placed on consent calendar	Do Pass, 29-0	Comm & Energy	Do Pass, 12-0, placed on consent calendar	Do Pass, 66-0	Jan. 31, 2024
41	SB 16	make appropriations for water and environmental purposes and to declare an emergency.	Watching			DANR	Joint Appropriations	Do Pass, 17-0	Do Pass, 29-2	Waived	Waived	Do Pass Amended, 64-3	2/12/2024
42	SB 17	modify the residency requirements for voter registration and declare an emergency.	Watching			Sec. of State	State Affairs	Do Pass Amended, 7-0	Do Pass, 31-2	State Affairs	Do Pass, 11-2	Tabled, 69-0
43	SB 18	allow the secretary of state to share information from the statewide voter registration file.	Watching			Sec. of State	State Affairs	Do Pass Amended, 7-0	Do Pass, 29-2	State Affairs	Do Pass, 12-0	Do Pass, 56-12	03/07/2024
44	SB 19	rescind rulemaking authority pertaining to the process for publishing required voter registration numbers.	Watching			Sec. of State	State Affairs	Do Pass, 7-1	Do Pass, 32-0	State Affairs	Do Pass, 13-0, placed on consent calendar	Do Pass, 67-1	02/05/2024
45	SB 21	rescind rule-making authority for the annual report of the number of voters removed from a county's voter registration list.	Watching			Sec. of State	State Affairs	Do Pass, 7-1	Do Pass, 32-0	State Affairs	Do Pass, 13-0, placed on consent calendar	Do Pass, 67-1	02/05/2024
46	SB 23	exempt an electric vehicle charging station from being subject to a civil fine for overcharging.	Support			PUC	Commerce and Energy	Do Pass, 8-0, placed on consent calendar	Do Pass, 29-0	Comm & Energy	Do Pass, 11-0, placed on consent calendar	Do Pass, 67-1	02/05/2024
47	SB 33	repeal the Petroleum Release Compensation Board.	Neutral	Sen. Schoenbeck	Rep. Gross		Comm & Energy	Do Pass, 9-0	Do Pass, 30-2	Comm & Energy	Do Pass, 12-0, placed on consent calendar	Do Pass, 67-1	02/05/2024
48	SB 48	provide for the disclosure of a cast vote record and ballot images as a public record and declare an emergency.	Watching			Sec. of State	State Affairs	Defer to 41st day, 8-0
49	SB 53	make an appropriation for eligible water and wastewater projects and to declare an emergency.	Watching			DANR	State Affairs	Amended, referred to Joint Appropriations	Do Pass Amended, 17-1	Waived	Waived	Do Pass, 69-1	03/26/2024
50	SB 66	make an appropriation for eligible water, wastewater, and storm water projects throughout state government, and to declare an emergency.	Watching			Bureau of Administration	State Affairs	Referred to Joint Appropriations	Do Pass, 17-0	Waived	Waived	Do Pass, 69-0	03/26/2024
51	SB 78	provide for an E15 fuel tax refund.	Watching	Sen. Crabtree	Rep. Peterson (Drew)		Comm & Energy	Do Pass Amended, 9-0	Do Pass, 33-0	Ag & NR	Do Pass Amended, 13-0	Do Pass Amended, 64-1	2/20/2024
52	SB 89	reduce the notice requirement period to terminate a tenancy at will.	Opposed	Sen. Rohl			Judiciary	Do Pass, 7-0	Do Pass, 28-4	Comm & Energy	Do Pass, 9-3	Do Pass, 41-29	03/26/2024
53	SB 90	repeal the requirement of advance notice to quit in an action of forcible entry and detainer	Opposed	Sen. Rohl	Rep. Mulally		Judiciary	Do Pass Amended, 7-0	Do Pass, 29-2	Comm & Energy	Do Pass, 11-2	Do Pass, 60-10	03/26/2024
54	SB 96	prohibit the use of a deepfake to influence an election, to provide a penalty therefor, and to declare an emergency.	Support	Sen. Larson			State Affairs	Do Pass Amended, 5-3	Do Pass, 22-10	State Affairs	Defer to 41st Day, 7-5
55	SB 99	modify provisions pertaining to the deadlines for the filing of certain election-related documents.	Watching	Sen. Duhamel			State Affairs	Do Pass Amended, 8-0, placed on consent	Do Pass 30-1	State Affairs	Do Pass Amended, 64-1	Do Pass, 33-0	03/26/2024
56	SB 111	revise requirements for mining and mineral exploration.	Support	Sen. Deibert			Ag & NR	Do Pass Amended, 6-1	Do Pass, 28-3	Ag & NR	Do Pass Amended, 62-3	Do Pass Amended, 62-3	03/26/2024
57	SB 119	permit the use of tribal identification cards when registering to vote	Support	Sen. Bordeaux			State Affairs	Do Pass Amended, 9-0	Do Pass, 29-3	State Affairs	Do Pass Amended, 9-3	Tabled, 59-6
58	SB 125	require the Department of Social Services to conduct a state-wide study on child care, to provide an appropriation therefor, and to declare an emergency.	Watching	Sen. Reed	Rep. Rehfeldt		State Affairs	Do Pass Amended, 16-2	Tabled, 29-4
59	SB 164	lower the state sales tax rate and the state use tax rate on food to zero percent, and to increase certain gross receipts tax rates, excise tax rates, and use tax rates.	Watching	Sen. Nesiba			Taxation	Defer to 41st Day, 5-2
60	SB 167	limit annual valuation increases on owner-occupied single-family dwellings.	Watching	Sen. Kolbeck (Jack)	Rep. Ladner		Taxation	Do Pass, 4-3	Do Pass, Failed, 11-20
61	SB 177	permit the appointment of a circuit court judge or Supreme Court justice as a member of the Public Utilities Commission in place of a disqualified or incapacitated commissioner.	Watching	Sen. Schoenbeck	Rep. Duffy		Comm & Energy	Do Pass Amended, 7-2	Do Pass Amended, 20-13	State Affairs	Do Pass, 8-5	Do Pass, 24-10	03/07/2024
62	SB 181	specify work search requirements for unemployment benefits.	Watching	Sen. Tobin	Rep. Sauder		Comm & Energy	Withdrawn at Request of Sponsor
63	SB 182	repeal and revise certain provisions regarding the petition circulation process to comply with federal court decisions.	Watching	Sen. Wheeler			State Affairs	Do Pass, 8-0	Do Pass, 32-0	State Affairs	Do Pass, 12-0, Placed on Consent	Do Pass, 70-0	03/26/2024
64	SB 188	modify the time before which rural access infrastructure grant moneys must be expended or obligated.	Watching	Sen. Davis			Transportation	Do Pass, 7-0	Do Pass Amended, 32-0	Transportation	Do Pass, 11-0, Placed on Consent	Do Pass, 69-0	02/28/2024
65	SB 189	include impacted townships in the issuance of a conditional use permit.	Watching	Sen. Schoenfish			Local Gov	Withdrawn at Request of Sponsor
66	SB 195	modify provisions regarding the process to vacate certain highways.	Watching	Sen. Otten (Herman)			Local Gov	Do Pass Amended, 6-0	Do Pass Amended, Failed, 13-19
67	SB 199	revise provisions pertaining to the consolidation or boundary changes of counties.	Watching	Sen. Johnson			Local Gov	Do Pass Amended, 6-0	Do Pass, 32-1	Local Gov	Do Pass, 13-0	Do Pass, 64-4	03/26/2024
68	SB 201	provide new statutory requirements for regulating linear transmission facilities and to declare an emergency.	Opposed	Sen. Crabtree	Rep. Mortenson		Comm & Energy	Do Pass Amended, 7-2		Comm & Energy	Do Pass Amended, 8-5	Do Pass, 40-30	03/26/2024
69	SB 206	encourage sales of meat through the use of animal share agreements and the creation of a processor grant program.	Support	Sen. Stalzer			Ag & NR	Withdrawn at Request of Sponsor
70	SB 218	restrict the power of eminent domain to a utility used for a public purpose.	Watching	Sen. Nesiba			Comm & Energy	Defer to 41st Day, 7-0
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72	SJR 501	Proposing and submitting to the voters at the next general election, an amendment to the Constitution of the State of South Dakota, authorizing the state to impose work requirements on certain individuals who are eligible for expanded Medicaid.	Watching	Sen. Crabtree	Rep. Venhuizen	State Affairs	State Affairs	Do Pass, 7-1	Do Pass, 28-4	State Affairs	Do Pass, 11-2	Do Pass, 63-7	03/04/2024
73	SJR 502	Providing legislative approval for a future use water permit application by the Lewis and Clark Regional Water System.	Watching	Sen. Otten (Herman)	Rep. Venhuizen	Ag & NR	Ag & NR	Do Pass, 6-0	Do pass, 28-5	Ag & NR	Do Pass, 13-0	Do Pass, 62-7	02/01/2024
74	SJR 504	Proposing and submitting to the voters at the next general election an amendment to the Constitution of the State of South Dakota revising the process by which a legislative vacancy is filled.	Watching	Sen. Hoffman			State Affairs	Defer to 41st Day, 7-2
75	SB 48	provide for the disclosure of a cast vote record and ballot images as a public record and declare an emergency.	Watching			Sec. of State	State Affairs	Defer to 41st day, 8-0
76	SB 164	lower the state sales tax rate and the state use tax rate on food to zero percent, and to increase certain gross receipts tax rates, excise tax rates, and use tax rates.	Watching	Sen. Nesiba			Taxation	Defer to 41st Day, 5-2
77	SB 206	encourage sales of meat through the use of animal share agreements and the creation of a processor grant program.	Support	Sen. Stalzer			Ag & NR	Withdrawn at Request of Sponsor