Intergovernmental Relations Committee

Eugene Intergovernmental Relations Committee AGENDA April 21, 2021 1:30 p.m. Intergovernmental Relations Committee MEETING Virtual Meeting Eugene, Oregon 97401 Meeting of April 21, 2021 Committee Members Greg Evans Claire Syrett, Chair Matt Keating Lucy Vinis, Mayor (Ex-Officio) 1:30 p.m. Intergovernmental Relations Committee MEETING 1. Call Meeting to Order-Chair Syrett 2. Agenda Review and amendment. 3. Update on United Front meetings 4. Review/Approve Minutes from 4/7/21 meeting 5. Review Priority One Bill report 6. Items for Good of Order 7. Adjourn For more information, contact the Council Coordinator at 541-682-5010, or visit us online at www.eugene-or.gov. Memorandum Date: April 20, 2021 To: IGR Committee From: Ethan Nelson, IGR Manager Subject: 2021 State Priority 1 Bills Local Financial Sustainability • HB 2015: Local Marijuana Tax Increase. Support. o Update: In House Revenue, likely not moving. Potentially an option on the Senate side, but LOC is brokering a deal with AOC for a 20% payment to counties of any increase passed at the local level. • HB 3040: System Development Charges. Oppose. o Amended to a study bill and ‘transparency’ mandates for local governments. Passed out of committee unanimously, move to Ways and Means. Will work on amending and opposition in W+M. Housing/Land Use/Homelessness • HB 2006: Shelter Siting and HB 2004: Shelter Funding Bill. Support. o HB2006 Passed out of House, onto Senate in Housing/Development. Councilor Syrett provided testimony. Work Session on 4/20. HB2004-out of committee and into W+M, where it will stay. Funding from HB2004 was placed into HB5042-budget reconciliation bill for this existing biennium, waiting for Gov Brown to sign. • HB 2100: Modernizing Oregon’s Housing Stabilization Funding System. Support. o Bill was amended to create a Housing Stability Council with local gov representation and role in funding recommendations to OHCS. Also created a task force to come back with recommendations by Jan 15, 2022 for implementation by July 1, 2022. Passed out of committee unanimously and sent to Ways+Means. • HB 2283 /SB 458: Middle Housing Land Division. Neutral with Amendments o SB458 became the vehicle. Passed Senate 24-4-2. Awaiting assignment in House. • HB 2558: Housing Density Near Transit. Oppose. Dead for Session. • HB 2583: Occupancy Limits. Neutral. o Passed House in Senate Housing/Development and up for work session on 4/22 • HB 3115: Boise v Martin and HB 2367: Right to Rest. Neutral. HB 2367 Dead for Session o Passed House 35-23. On Senate President Desk waiting for assignment. • HB 3124: Camping Notices. Neutral with Amendments o 4/19 Passed House 39-16-5. Amended to 30 day holding time and 72 hour notice. Still working on some amendments. • SB 8: Affordable Housing Siting Bill. Neutral with Amendments o Out of Committee as amended, waiting for floor vote.  April 20, 2021 Public Safety • HB 2426: Urban Search and Rescue funding. Support o Passed out of Committee and moved to Ways and Means. • SB 295: Aid and Assist. Support o Passed Senate, in House Judiciary waiting for PH to be scheduled. • SB 554: Firearm Possession Restriction-Local Control. Support o Passed Senate, in House Rules. PH/WS on 4/22. • SB 398: Creates crime of intimidation by display of a noose. Support o Passed Senate, in House Judiciary waiting for PH to be scheduled. General Government • HB 2478: maintains exemption for public agency attorney/client records. Support. o In House Rules, PH held on 4/1 seeking work session. Transportation • HB 2530: Photo radar for high speed corridors. Support. Dead for Session. • HB 3055: Transportation Omnibus with local control for speed setting. Support o Still in Joint Transportation-subject to second chamber deadlines-bill is being amended. Climate Recovery/Environment • HB 2180: EV parking requirement for new construction. Support o Passed out of House, in Senate Energy and Environment-providing support to coalition. • HB 2398: Reach Code. Support o Amended to address ‘mandate’ concerns and process through Building Codes Advisory Councils. Passed out of Committee and sent to Ways and Means. • HB 2488: Climate Justice Land Use. Support with amendments o Passed out of committee with -7 amendments, sent to Ways and Means. • SB 570: Product Stewardship for Mattresses. Support. o Passed out of committee and sent to Ways and Means. • SB 582: Updating State Recycling System. Support. o Passed out of committee and sent to Ways and Means. • SB748: Authorizes public utility to seek rate recovery for resiliency measures. Watch o Passed out of committee and assigned to Ways and Means. Budget Requests • Riverfront Park and Plaza-$5M gap funding request from Capitol Construction Committee- Ways and Means. • ARPA Requests-nine projects that were submitted for consideration on April 2. Senate and House still working through process for these requests. Page 2 of 2