Hearings scheduled for Monday, October 15, 2007
Public Hearing to be held in Room A-1 at 1:00 P.M
- Senate, No. 491
- Petition of Stephen M. Brewer for legislation to provide for uniformity in environmental regulations.
- Senate, No. 497
- Petition of Cynthia S. Creem, Michael R. Knapik, Stephen M. Brewer, James E. Timilty and other members of the General Court for legislation to establish a 0% interest program for the state revolving loan fund for water and sewer projects and establishing 3:1 leveraging for such projects.
- Senate, No. 520
- Petition of Richard T. Moore for legislation to incorporate wetland stewardship and scenic resources into wetland protection.
- Senate, No. 551
- Petition of Bruce E. Tarr, Anthony J. Verga, A. Raymond Randall, Jr., Mark Lynch and others for legislation to provide increased sewer rate relief.
- Senate, No. 556
- Petition of Richard R. Tisei, Bruce E. Tarr, Michael R. Knapik, Robert L. Hedlund and other members of the General Court for legislation to assure uniformity in the regulation of sanitary sewage treatment and disposal.
- House, No. 630
- Petition of Bruce J. Ayers relative to the funding of waterway projects and coastal protection initiatives.
- House, No. 752
- Petition of Colleen M. Garry for legislation to further regulate sanitary sewage treatment and disposal.
- House, No. 766
- Joint petition of Geoffrey D. Hall, Pamela P. Resor and another relative to providing loans to certain elderly persons to assist in compliance with.
- House, No. 773
- Petition of Frank M. Hynes relative to authorizing the Department of Environmental Management to establish a regional dredge grants program.
- House, No. 778
- Petition of Bradley H. Jones, Jr., and others relative to the protection ofwetlands under certain ordinances or by-laws in cities and towns.
- House, No. 806
- Petition of Ronald Mariano and others that the Commonwealth be required toreimburse the Water Resources Authority for certain grants and loans made for sewer service improvements.
- House, No. 812
- Petition of James R. Miceli and Suzanne Sullivan relative to solid waste disposal facilities.
- House, No. 847
- Petition filed at the request of Michael J. Rodrigues and others for legislation to streamline license applications and coastal planning of waterways within the Department of Environmental Protection.
- House, No. 848
- Petition filed at the request of Michael J. Rodrigues and Sean King that the Department of Environmental Protection be directed to establish regulations for wastewater and septic projects.
- House, No. 880
- Petition of William M. Straus relative to the discharge of sewage from marine vessels into the waters of the Commonwealth.
Committee on Mental Health and Substance Abuse
Public Hearing to be held in Room A-2 at 1:00 P.M.
- Senate, No. 1119
- Petition of John A. Hart, Jr. for legislation to regulate the siting of methadone treatment facilities.
- Senate, No. 1127
- Petition of Richard T. Moore and Joan M. Menard for legislation to expand the 'drug and alcohol' exemption from peerreporting requirements to also exempt mental health conditions.
- Senate, No. 1129
- Petition of Michael W. Morrissey for legislation to make technical corrections to chapter 232 of the acts of 1998.
- Senate, No. 1132
- Petition of Richard R. Tisei, Bruce E. Tarr, Michael R. Knapik, Robert L. Hedlund and other members of the General Court for legislation to criminalize the possession of anabolic steriods.
- House, No. 1877
- Petition of Robert A. DeLeo relative to controlled substances.
- House, No. 1880
- Petition of Robert F. Fennell and Denise Provost relative to regulating oxycodone.
- House, No. 1894
- Joint petition of Karyn E. Polito and others relative to blood alcohol testing.
- House, No. 1913
- Petition of Steven M. Walsh and others for legislation to require prescription drug abuse training for medical providers.
EXECUTIVE SESSIONS
For the committee on Environment, Natural Resources and Agriculture, in Room A-1, After hearing.
For the committee on Mental Health and Substance Abuse, in Room A-2, After hearing.
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