| HB 28 w/ HA 1 | Committee | Briggs King | This bill clarifies definitions relating to airbags, counterfeit supplemental restraint system components, nonfunctional airbags, and supplemental restraint systems, and prohibited trade practices. | AN ACT TO AMEND TITLE 6 OF THE DELAWARE CODE RELATING TO AUTO REPAIR FRAUD PREVENTION, AND PROHIBITED TRADE PRACTICES. |
| HA 1 to HB 28 | Passed | Briggs King | This amendment makes two technical corrections to references in federal law. | |
| HB 212 w/ HA 1 + SA 1 + HA 5, HA 1 to HA 5 + SA 2, SA 3 | Signed | Cooke | This bill defines “industrial landfill” in conformity with the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control’s Regulations Governing Solid Waste. This bill also establishes a height restriction, or vertical limit, for an industrial landfill at 130 feet above the mean sea level of the area. | AN ACT TO AMEND TITLE 7 OF THE DELAWARE CODE RELATING TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL. |
| SB 198 | Signed | Paradee | This Act repeals the authority granted to Kent County Levy Court to impose a lodging tax to benefit the Kent County Regional Sports Complex Corporation, also known as DE Turf. This authority was granted by Chapter 102 of Volume 82 of the Laws of Delaware (Senate Substitute No. 2 for Senate Bill No. 178), which was enacted during the first session of the 150th General Assembly. | AN ACT TO AMEND TITLE 9 OF THE DELAWARE CODE RELATING TO A KENT COUNTY LODGING TAX. |
| HB 281 | Committee | Schwartzkopf | This bill increases the minimum amount of property damage that triggers the mandatory reporting of a vehicular collision to police from $500 to $2,000. This bill also increases the minimum amount of property damage requiring police agencies to investigate from $1,000 to $2,000. This increase makes Delaware more consistent with other states and reflects the Legislature’s intention in 1997 to increase the amount annually by $100. | AN ACT TO AMEND TITLE 21 OF THE DELAWARE CODE RELATING TO REPORTS OF ACCIDENTS. |
| HA 1 to HB 318 | Passed | Heffernan | This Amendment removes the Department of Education's responsibility for establishing and implementing the curricula on the Holocaust and genocide required under this Act. Instead, school districts and charter schools can meet the requirements under this Act either through instruction that is already included in a course that meets State standards, curricula developed or identified by the school district or charter school, or curricula developed by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum. This Amendment also requires that each school district and charter school annually report to the Department of Education regarding how the requirements under this Act have been implemented.
This Amendment also corrects typographical errors. | |
| HA 5 to HB 212 | Passed | Cooke | This amendment incorporates the changes made to House Bill No. 212 by Senate Amendment 1, including, increasing the height restrictions for an industrial landfill from 130 to 140 feet. This amendment also creates a buffer zone for any landfill whose application has not been submitted as of January 1, 2020 and any residence, residential community and any school, park, hospital, and wetlands. The amendment also requires that before any permit can be granted for an industrial landfill, the permit applicant must establish that the health, safety and welfare of individuals within the area of the industrial landfill will not be impacted due to run-off by heavy rains or other hazardous weather conditions and pollutants in soil, aquifers or any water supply. | |
| HA 1 to HA 5 to HB 212 | Passed | Cooke | This amendment provides that the buffer zone restrictions in House Amendment No. 5 to House Bill No. 212 apply to any industrial landfill permit applicant who submits an application after January 15, 2020, not January 1, 2020. | |
