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It’s crossover time! Today my committee (House Municipal & County Government) will be hearing a bunch of Senate bills, including the controversial “short-term rentals” bill (SB249). I plan on livetweeting as usual, with a thread starting here. #NHPoliticsPermalink On twitter.com
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oops derp it looks like the hearing doesn’t actually start until 10AM, instead of the usual 9AM, so it looks like I’m here an hour early… time to go see what else is going on around here, I guess…Permalink On twitter.com
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Looks like I do actually have time to go hear the Senate Hearing on HB629 (the marijuana home-grow bill) after all! Apologies to the constituent who I told I wouldn't be able to testify about this to; looks like I got my chance after all!Permalink On twitter.com
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We passed it through the House back in January btw: @cooljeanius/1479108553059143686Permalink On twitter.com
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.@ConnollyRoss is testifying to the Senate Judiciary Committee in favor of HB629 currentlyPermalink On twitter.com
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.@MattSimonSez is now testifying in favor of HB629 before the Senate Judiciary Committee... I'm trying to remember if I use my "Committee Testifiers" list just for people who testify before my own committee(s), or also people from other hearings I go to?Permalink On twitter.com
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ok so yeah after re-checking the description it looks like it I wrote that it's specifically for "MY committees" (emphasis added); looks like the testifiers at this Senate hearing will have to wait to be added to it...Permalink On twitter.com
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oh right I meant to link to it: twitter.com/i/lists/1356423245092823042Permalink On twitter.com
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I should probably start heading over to my own hearing now; thanks to the Senate Judiciary Committee for letting me testify early while I was still here! (HB629's hearing will probably keep going for awhile after I leave; @frankknaack is testifying as I leave)Permalink On twitter.com
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ok back over on the House side of the divide; time to get goingPermalink On twitter.com
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Sen. @bobgiuda is here to introduce SB239 to us, relative to noncompliance with municipal audit requirements. Has something to do with some drama out of Woodsville.Permalink On twitter.com
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I remember @RyanBuchananNH telling me about a municipal audit of @CityOfConcordNH that he was involved with...Permalink On twitter.com
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Apparently the issue with Woodsville is that it's not actually a town, but rather a political subdivision of one (Census-Designated Place? Village District?), so SB239 is supposed to fix that, and provide penalties for failing to complete required auditsPermalink On twitter.com
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Another case where I wish online news sources let you pay just for individual articles instead of signing up for an entire account and subscription: caledonianrecord.com/news/local/woodsville-audit-identifies-widespread-problems-fails-to-deliver-legal-bombshell/article_5719bbbb-b4ce-5dcd-9b47-d63c387b7bc3.htmlPermalink On twitter.com
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.@Calrecord help?Permalink On twitter.com
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Margaret Bynes of the NHMA is here with testimony opposing SB239 in part; they're not opposed to audits in general, but are just here to provide feedback on implementation detailsPermalink On twitter.com
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ok small break before next bill (scheduled for 10:30)Permalink On twitter.com
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Sen. @TomShermanNH is here to introduce SB245, a study committee about municipal trash removal fees. This seems relevant to my own compost & recycling bill!Permalink On twitter.com
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Sen. Sherman seems on board with an amendment to broaden the language from "trash" to "waste" so I'll have to remember to stop by OLS to request that later...Permalink On twitter.com
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.@LathaMangipudi is a cosponsor on this, btwPermalink On twitter.com
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My compost & recycling bill was HB1172, for the record: @cooljeanius/1496503212299407363Permalink On twitter.com
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I need to do some work to clarify the difference I see between homeowners associations and tenants unions, as I see the former as bad and the latter as good... what I've got so far is a vague form of power analysis...Permalink On twitter.com
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i.e., homeowners associations are organizations of people with power designed to keep those without it out, while tenants unions are organizations of people without power designed to fight back against those who hold that power over them.Permalink On twitter.com
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(I'm not sure of a way to word that distinction in a way that's legislatively cromulent, though)Permalink On twitter.com
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current testifier: Peter Sorrentino in favor of SB245; I think he's the constituent Sen. Sherman was mentioning previously...Permalink On twitter.com
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hm, I don't think any of these are him...Permalink On twitter.com
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next bill: SB246, defining and regulating "qualified private communities" for state law. Regina Birdsell is introducing it to us.Permalink On twitter.com
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Hey @BirdsellStan do you know Sen. Birdsell's Twitter handle, if she has one?Permalink On twitter.com
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Anyways SB246 would basically require private communities to actually maintain their roads, which... seems reasonable to me? Right now it's pretty much the Wild West for them, so some regulation seems like a good idea...Permalink On twitter.com
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I guess the counterargument could be that this new regulation would cause less housing to be built, but this only applies to private communities, so if developers find this regulation burdensome, they should just build the housing as part of the public community insteadPermalink On twitter.com
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(which really they ought to be doing anyways; private communities are exclusionary and bad)Permalink On twitter.com
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audience seating is filling up; they're probably all here for SB249 (the short-term rentals bill), which is scheduled nextPermalink On twitter.com
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Current testifier: Edgar Bourgeois of Manchester (we're still on SB246 btw)Permalink On twitter.com
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There seems to have been a bit of nominative determinism with Mr. Bourgeois; he was literally testifying about being bourgeois... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nominative_determinismPermalink On twitter.com
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"walled city" = "gated community"?Permalink On twitter.com
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Current testifier: Matt Niswender (still on SB246)Permalink On twitter.com
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Mr. Niswender is with the NH Private Road Taxpayers Alliance (NHPVRTA; not sure where the "V" comes from): nhpvrta.comPermalink On twitter.com
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Ari Pollack of @gcglaw and the @NewHampshireHBA is here with testimony against SB246; he's testified before us previously about HB1238 back in FebruaryPermalink On twitter.com
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I'm refraining from asking questions about this one (even though I do have questions), just so that we can have time to get to SB249, which is the one that has generated more interestPermalink On twitter.com
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Katherine Heck of the NHMA has testimony for us about HB246; they don't have an official position on it, but are just here for informational purposesPermalink On twitter.com
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another guy from the NHPVRTA testifying in favor of SB246 currentlyPermalink On twitter.com
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right he's John Goglia; this guy (screenshot from their site linked above)Permalink On twitter.com
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Matt Niswender from previously is profiled on the same sitePermalink On twitter.com
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Current testifier: Joan Bastion (Bastien?) of Laconia is testifying in support of SB246Permalink On twitter.com
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wait maybe it's actually "Judy Bastian"Permalink On twitter.com
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One last testifier in support of SB246, a guy from HudsonPermalink On twitter.com
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"Bob Forscure" might be his name, perhaps? At least that's what it sounded like...Permalink On twitter.com
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thinking of renaming this account "Eric tries to guess how people's names are spelled" (might not fit)Permalink On twitter.com
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Lunch break; we'll be back with SB249 (the short-term rentals bill) at 1:10Permalink On twitter.com
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ok we're back; time for the bill we've all been waiting forPermalink On twitter.com
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Sen. French is here to introduce SB249 to us; the sponsors list for this is giganticPermalink On twitter.com
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oh hey look apparently he's going to be running against Annie Kuster: @jdistaso/1458620554580275205Permalink On twitter.com
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so basically, SB249 prevents municipalities from banning short-term rentals (think AirBNB), but it does provide them with a few new ways to regulate them.Permalink On twitter.com
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Sen. French seems to be deferring responses to questions to testifiers who will come after... "I'm not an attorney, even though I do look like one" ...uh...Permalink On twitter.com
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next: Rep. Umberger, Chair of the Finance Committee, has testimony for us about SB249Permalink On twitter.com
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Rep. Umberger is from Conway, which is one of the main communities that prompted this whole debate. She has an amendment for us (which I don't seem to have received)Permalink On twitter.com
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ah nvm here we go; I have a copy of the amendment nowPermalink On twitter.com
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Rep. Umberger wants a carveout for the Kearsarge Lighting PrecinctPermalink On twitter.com
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I really wish amendments came in diff format with syntax highlightingPermalink On twitter.com
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it's confusing how we have multiple Kearsarges in the state; I think this is the same one: @NorthConway/1110272507179950081Permalink On twitter.com
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apparently the issue with short-term rentals actually predated AirBnB; AirBnB are just the current most popular example of a provider for themPermalink On twitter.com
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Editorial on the topic from the head of @nhrealtors that seems to have gotten in multiple papers: @NHBulletinNews/1512057611927134216Permalink On twitter.com
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Rep. Robert Theberge of Berlin has testimony for us against SB249Permalink On twitter.com
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he's this guy: @NHAFLCIO/1494035519629508609On twitter.com
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.@DeaglanM has testimony for us in opposition to SB249; apparently a bunch of mayors (including my own) join him in oppositionPermalink On twitter.com
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Mayor McEachern is making the point of how AirBnB drives up property prices when speculators buy up housing stock for the purpose of turning it into AirBnB placesPermalink On twitter.com
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he wants to see residency requirements for people who do short-term rentals, which is something that I think sounds reasonable and could be done as an amendment to the existing billPermalink On twitter.com
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.@TeamRebeccaNH has testimony for us against SB249 as written; she agrees with Mayor McEachernPermalink On twitter.com
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my current inclination on this bill is to send it to interim study, if we can't get amendments drafted to it in timePermalink On twitter.com
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yeah this part of her testimony about corporate landlords is a good pointPermalink On twitter.com
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Anita Lang Burroughs had testimony for us against SB249; I'm pretty sure she's on here...Permalink On twitter.com
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Sue Gottling of Sunapee has testimony for us against SB249Permalink On twitter.com
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She has a guest (Carol Wallace) of her local Sunapee selectboard; apparently their police chief was assaulted by a short-term renter...Permalink On twitter.com
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I'm pretty sure Rep. Gottling is @GottlingSuePermalink On twitter.com
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Right Rep. Burroughs is @nhrepburroughsPermalink On twitter.com
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someone testifying in favor of the bill! Since people are trying to go quickly so we can get through all the testimony, I'm missing some namesPermalink On twitter.com
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current testifier is from some renters-related group; I missed itPermalink On twitter.com
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he's arguing that you can still regulate short-term rentals, but just not ban them.Permalink On twitter.com
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I'd like to note that the people asking for more regulations and those asking for more local control aren't necessarily the same people; I try to generally avoid making "local control" points, except when it's to point out GOP hypocrisy. Some things should be done statewide.Permalink On twitter.com
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lol Rep. Stavis got this testifier to admit that we don't actually need this law; he's now backtracking and trying to correct coursePermalink On twitter.com
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Right, current testifier is Paul Mayor (Mayer?); thanks to Rep. Pauer for askingPermalink On twitter.com
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John Cancillaris (Cancelaris?) of Madison opposes SB249Permalink On twitter.com
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looks like there was written testimony from Paul Mayer, and apparently the spelling of his last name with an "e" was the correct onePermalink On twitter.com
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Louise Webster supports SB249; she has a cleaning service that cleans for AirBnBsPermalink On twitter.com
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Ty Sinclair, president of the Lakes Region BNB Association, has testimony for us in favor SB249Permalink On twitter.com
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apparently there's an AirBnB competitor called VRBOPermalink On twitter.com
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I guess their handle is @vrboPermalink On twitter.com
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wait now I'm kind of confused as to whether she's in support of this bill, or in opposition to it... now it sounds like she's in the "interim study" camp?Permalink On twitter.com
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shoutout to our committee clerk (Rep. MacDonald) who has to do a better job keeping track of all this testimony than I doPermalink On twitter.com
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Ms. Sinclair also has a statement from someone else to read about SB249Permalink On twitter.com
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ok I now have a proper spelling for one of the previous testifiers: "John Cancelarich"Permalink On twitter.com
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Bill Dempster of Madison has testimony for us against SB249Permalink On twitter.com
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Kathy Koziell has testimony for us in opposition to SB249Permalink On twitter.com
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Interesting how most of the in-person testimony on SB249 has been against it, while most of the emails we got about it were in favor of it (although we did get some of each from each side)Permalink On twitter.com
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Next testifier: Nicholas Borelli of Madison has testimony against SB249... I hope all these people from Madison either carpooled or took a bus or something, instead of all driving individually...Permalink On twitter.com
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2 testifiers from @nhrealtors before us now to support SB249Permalink On twitter.com
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I think I might not have worded my question about a Fiscal Note (due to Rooms & Meals Tax impacts) well enough...Permalink On twitter.com
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let's see if I can find this LTE in @ConwayDailySun that's being readPermalink On twitter.com
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meh, never mind... I'm not really a fan of the NIMBY argument against STRs; the points about housing prices and corporate control are better arguments against themPermalink On twitter.com
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Lynn Lyman of the Kearsarge Lighting District had testimony against SB249; now some yelling guy from Berlin is testifying loudly in favor of SB249Permalink On twitter.com
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next testifier: Anne Cunningham of the planning board for the town of Freedom, NH. She opposes SB249.Permalink On twitter.com
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Partying is fine; people should be able to party. Stick to the points about big business taking over our state, rather than basing your arguments on not liking having other people be aroundPermalink On twitter.com
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Margaret Byrnes of the NHMA has testimony for us against SB249; she's basing her arguments on the importance of zoning, which is... also not very great. Just stick to the parts about attacking absentee landlords, rather than trying to justify sketchy zoning practices.Permalink On twitter.com
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Apparently this legislation isn't actually based off of the ADU legislation mentioned previously after allPermalink On twitter.com
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Next bill: SB251, another Regina Birdsell bill. She was really quick in introducing it, and we're already onto Katherine Heck's testimony on it about NHMA's suggested amendmentPermalink On twitter.com
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David Boutin, a former state rep (and state senator) who was previously on this committee (before I was here), had some brief testimony for us in favor of SB251Permalink On twitter.com
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Next bill: SB273, for broadband infrastructure funding. It's a @SenJeb bill, but he couldn't be here, so instead a Senate staffer introduced it for us.Permalink On twitter.com
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Katherine Heck of the NHMA... another testimony from her, and we're already done with SB273. We're zipping right along now that we've gotten done with SB249!Permalink On twitter.com
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next bill: SB312, about assessments for property taxes. Seems pretty simple, according to Rep. Piemonte's introduction. The term "housekeeping bill" gets overused around here, but I think this one actually qualifies as one.Permalink On twitter.com
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Natch Greyes of the NHMA had testimony about SB312, but I missed whether it was for or against... next testifier is some tax assessor personPermalink On twitter.com
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every possible thing you can think of, and I can guarantee there's some sort of "association" for it... at least, that's what it seems like some time...Permalink On twitter.com
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Sen. Gray (prime sponsor) is now here and can testify to his billPermalink On twitter.com
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That's James P. Gray, to be specific, i.e. this guy: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_P._Gray_(New_Hampshire_politician)Permalink On twitter.com
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Next bill: SB317, a property tax abatement interest rate bill. The same staffer who addressed Sen. Bradley's bill did this introduction, too (although this bill is Sen. Carson's bill, and I thought I saw her here today? Her own hearing must have run late, too...)Permalink On twitter.com
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Natch Greyes of the NHMA supports SB317; former state senator Bob Clegg opposes it, thoughPermalink On twitter.com
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former Sen. Clegg seems to think he's being politically persecuted by local tax assessorsPermalink On twitter.com
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imagine owning propertyPermalink On twitter.com
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this guy is back: @cooljeanius/1488164997180108804Permalink On twitter.com
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Next (and last?) bill for the day: SB329, a housing study commission. @TeamRebeccaNH is introducing it to us, along with a proposed amendmentPermalink On twitter.com
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.@ivyvann reminds us of the difference between "missing middle housing" and "middle-income housing"; former is about building type, while latter is about money of people living in itPermalink On twitter.com
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David Juvet is back in support of SB329; he's been here previously: @cooljeanius/1490755387502612481Permalink On twitter.com
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Jack Ruderman of Contoocook is here in support of SB329; I think I might know him from somewhere?Permalink On twitter.com
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oh wait nope, looks like SB329 wasn't actually our last bill; we've still got SB334 (now) and SB400 (after this)Permalink On twitter.com
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.@PrentissSuzanne is introducing SB334 to us, a study committee about property blight... originally started as a bill to create a vacant building registryPermalink On twitter.com
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this is like a bill we tried passing from last year; will try to find it later...Permalink On twitter.com
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.@TeamRebeccaNH supports SB400Permalink On twitter.com
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a.k.a. the "community toolbox bill", Sen. P.K. calls itPermalink On twitter.com
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Rep. Guthrie is both asking questions of RPK (SRPK?) and also saying he's going to testify against the bill laterPermalink On twitter.com
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^@MelisaC64216898 this is your repPermalink On twitter.com
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SB400 is kinda based off of HB586 from last year; RPK says @bfrostNHHFA will talk about the differences between the two during his term: @cooljeanius/1365100966652051465Permalink On twitter.com
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Natch Greyes of the NHMA is neutral on SB400Permalink On twitter.com
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ok now it's @bfrostNHHFA's turnPermalink On twitter.com
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he won't be testifying as long on this one as he did on HB586Permalink On twitter.com
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(still could take awhile, though, as the testimony we're comparing against went 2 hours)Permalink On twitter.com
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look I'm already convinced on wanting to pass housing legislation; can we just... I dunno...Permalink On twitter.com
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Former Rep. David Maguire of the Epsom Planning Board and Granite State Taxpayers; he supports some of the ideas in the bill wearing that first hat, but opposes it overall wearing that second hatPermalink On twitter.com
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Sara Holland of @nhrealtors is back in support of SB400; she was also one of the people from that organization that testified earlierPermalink On twitter.com
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while I support building more housing, I don't really like the framing of it as being places for "businesses to house THEIR workers" (emphasis added). Businesses should belong to their workers, not the other way around.Permalink On twitter.com
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.@ElissaMargolin of @HousingActionNH is back, this time in support of SB400Permalink On twitter.com
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David Juvet of the @BIAofNH is back, this time in favor of SB400Permalink On twitter.com
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Mr. Garruba says to oppose this bill for our neighbors, well my neighbors need housing, so I support itPermalink On twitter.com
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Regina Barnes is now testifying against SB400; I think this is the first testifier we've gotten that I can remember having blocked me on Twitter, lolPermalink On twitter.com
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She blocked me for calling out her support for the #SeditiousSix back at the end of 2020, for reference @cooljeanius/1343206475158736899Permalink On twitter.com
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Rep. Guthrie, age 92, of Hampstead, who sits on this committee, has testimony for us against SB400, on procedural grounds; he wants to see it split into 3 billsPermalink On twitter.com
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back to Regina Barnes: her Nazi connections go a long way towards explaining her bias towards "urban" people she displayed in her testimony: @miscellanyblue/1498061789015252992Permalink On twitter.com
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I admire Mr. Frost's endurance; we should just put him in charge of all of this... #BenFrostForGovernor #BenFrost2022Permalink On twitter.com
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ok we are now finally getting out of here, at 7:07 PM...Permalink On twitter.com
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