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Brian E. Rumpf

Bills in the 2012–2013 Session, General Assembly.

All of Brian E. Rumpf's terms

Sponsored

Became law1

  • Assembly Bill 638

    Establishes Hooked on Fishing-Not on Drugs Program in DEP and appropriates $200,000 therefor from Drug Enforcement and Demand Reduction Fund.

Out of committee4

  • Assembly Bill 672

    Permits cancellation of municipal charges and fees under $10.

  • Assembly Bill 2473

    Permits mayors to appoint municipal emergency management coordinators from among residents of municipalities subject to a shared services agreement.

  • Assembly Bill 2588

    Provides for discounted resident trapping license fees for senior citizens.

  • Assembly Bill 4151

    Allows certain drug dealing offenses to be graded by "units," rather than weight, of controlled dangerous substances.

In committee59

  • Assembly Bill 639

    Requires local government notification of sex offender registration and prohibits sex offenders from living near schools, child care centers or playgrounds.

  • Assembly Bill 640

    Requires prosecutor to determine risk of re-offense under Megan's Law prior to offender's release from incarceration.

  • Assembly Bill 641

    Excludes certain illegal aliens from workers' compensation and temporary disability benefits.

  • Assembly Bill 642

    Requires DEP to assume responsibility for dredging of waterways providing boat access to lagoon communities; appropriates $6,000,000.

  • Assembly Bill 643

    Establishes special dredging account; directs $5,000,000 of sales tax collected annually be deposited therein; directs DEP to administer account and dredging program with certain requirements.

  • Assembly Bill 644

    Appropriates $26,140,000 for dredging projects and dredged material disposal projects related to navigational waterways.

  • Assembly Bill 645

    Establishes a New Jersey Coordinating Council on the Decommissioning of Nuclear Power Generating Facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 646

    Repeals State and local hotel and motel occupancy taxes and voids existing municipal implementing ordinances.

  • Assembly Bill 647

    Revises law concerning sexually oriented businesses.

  • Assembly Bill 648

    Requires court to consider results of domestic violence assessment before dissolving certain domestic violence restraining orders.

  • Assembly Bill 649

    Prevents use of condemnation to acquire residential and other private property under redevelopment laws.

  • Assembly Bill 650

    Requires reduction in number of State employees to FY2000 level; establishes procedure to control creation of new State positions and filling of vacancies.

  • Assembly Bill 651

    Increases personal needs allowance to $55 for low income persons residing in certain facilities.

  • Assembly Bill 652

    Bars companies which hire illegal aliens from public contracts, grants, loans, or tax incentives for seven years.

  • Assembly Bill 653

    Increases prison time for certain persons convicted of a motor vehicle offense when license suspended for DUI.

  • Assembly Bill 654

    Extends penalties for driving under the influence to include any substance that impairs driving ability; deems driver's consent to non-invasive drug tests.

  • Assembly Bill 655

    Criminalizes fifth or subsequent drunk driving offenses.

  • Assembly Bill 656

    Ends the transitional energy facilities assessment, caps the State use portion of State energy tax revenues and ensures the balance of such State revenues are paid annually as municipal aid.

  • Assembly Bill 657

    Authorizes free hunting, fishing, and trapping licenses and free admission to State parks and forests for individuals with certain types of military service.

  • Assembly Bill 658

    Reestablishes senior citizen supplemental stabilization aid.

  • Assembly Bill 659

    Clarifies that harassment made anonymously or otherwise through electronic communication devices constitutes a petty disorderly offense.

  • Assembly Bill 660

    Establishes, in the Division of Fish and Wildlife in DEP, a program to encourage school children to avoid drug use and appropriates $200,000 therefor from Drug Enforcement and Demand Reduction Fund.

  • Assembly Bill 661

    Requires DEP rejection of new solid waste facility registration if affected municipality disapproves proposed facility location.

  • Assembly Bill 662

    Requires BPU to provide funding for purchase and installation of photovoltaic technologies for age-restricted community clubhouse facilities from societal benefits charge.

  • Assembly Bill 663

    Requires use of electronic mail for community notification under Megan's law.

  • Assembly Bill 664

    Allows certain volunteer firefighters, rescue and first aid squad members to claim $5,000 income tax deduction.

  • Assembly Bill 665

    Requires certain offenders to register under Megan's Law; upgrades the crimes of invasion of privacy and peering into a window of a dwelling for a second or subsequent offense.

  • Assembly Bill 666

    Prohibits seller of real estate to transfer realty transfer fee liability to buyer.

  • Assembly Bill 667

    Requires certification that persons directly or indirectly receiving State monies or privileges are not unauthorized aliens.

  • Assembly Bill 668

    Provides for mandatory terms of imprisonment for certain sexual assaults upon a minor; amends murder statute.

  • Assembly Bill 669

    Provides that trespassing in nuclear power plant is third degree crime.

  • Assembly Bill 670

    Authorizes municipal dredging of lagoon community waterways and levying of special assessment or issuing of bonds to finance such dredging.

  • Assembly Bill 671

    Establishes civil action for damages against organizations that support terrorism.

  • Assembly Bill 673

    Permits local government units to increase service charge imposed for check payments returned for insufficient funds.

  • Assembly Bill 674

    Requires certain documentation as proof of voter identity to vote; updates procedures for challenging voters regarding proof of identity.

  • Assembly Bill 2226

    Provides for immediate driver's license suspension under certain circumstances.

  • Assembly Bill 2227

    Makes escapees responsible for apprehension costs.

  • Assembly Bill 2228

    "Breann's Law" requires health insurers, the State Health Benefits Program and NJ FamilyCare to provide "out of network" coverage for children with catastrophic illnesses.

  • Assembly Bill 2229

    Prohibits use of hands-free wireless telephones and electronic communication devices while providing instruction in the operation of a motor vehicle.

  • Assembly Bill 2230

    Establishes NJ Task Force on Heating Oil and Propane Reserves.

  • Assembly Bill 2231

    Requires State to purchase certain vehicle tires and motor oils to minimize fuel usage.

  • Assembly Bill 2232

    Directs DOT to study and report on implementation of truck stop electrification systems to reduce truck idling and fuel usage.

  • Assembly Bill 2233

    Requires Department of the Treasury to calculate State motor vehicle fleet miles per gallon average and to increase it over four years.

  • Assembly Bill 2234

    Exempts transfer of ownership of real property between individual and business entity controlled by that individual from realty transfer fee and one percent assessment on transfer of ownership of certain real property.

  • Assembly Bill 2469

    Directs DOT and NJT to study and report on transportation infrastructure needs in coastal counties.

  • Assembly Bill 2470

    Establishes "Internet Predator Investigation and Prosecution Fund" with $200 assessment on persons convicted of certain offenses.

  • Assembly Bill 2471

    Makes public officers or employees convicted of certain crimes or found at fault in certain civil actions liable and subject to pension garnishment for public legal expenses and illegally obtained funds.

  • Assembly Bill 2474

    Ends transitional energy facilities assessment (TEFA), caps State use portion of State energy tax revenues and ensures balance of such State revenues are paid annually as municipal aid.

  • Assembly Bill 2480

    '"Invest in New Jersey First' Act;" requires preference in awarding certain contracts for critical infrastructure projects.

  • Assembly Bill 2549

    Prevents intoxicated employees from receiving workers' compensation.

  • Assembly Bill 2557

    Requires any individual seeking elective public office to disclose when filing petition of nomination whether he or she has been convicted of a criminal offense.

  • Assembly Bill 3530

    Allows CRDA to finance certain highway projects outside of Atlantic City Tourism District.

  • Assembly Bill 3635

    Allows municipality to petition county for removal of abandoned vessel; provides that vessel shall not be deemed abandoned for period of not more than six months following declared state of emergency.

  • Assembly Bill 4078

    Permits municipalities impacted by Hurricane Sandy to borrow for current expenses through December 31, 2014, and repay special emergency notes over a 10-year period.

  • Assembly Bill 4079

    Revises current law permitting paid leave of absence for municipal police officers.

  • Assembly Bill 4080

    Expands notification when an offender is released from custody or transferred within the criminal justice system.

  • Assembly Bill 4137

    Allows "Coastal Protection Trust Fund" monies to be used to separate combined sewer systems.

  • Assembly Bill 4438

    Increases penalties for certain heroin offenses by revising threshold amounts for first, second, and third degree crimes of manufacturing, distributing, and dispensing heroin.

  • Assembly Bill 4573

    Provides for payment to small municipalities, in certain cases, of certain penalty moneys assessed for violations of fish and game laws.

Carried from the Senate

Became law2

  • Senate Bill 195

    Permits cancellation of municipal charges and fees under $10.

  • Senate Bill 1536

    Permits mayors to appoint municipal emergency management coordinators from among residents of municipalities subject to a shared services agreement.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 3
  • Assembly Bill 2042

    Allows municipalities to provide veterans free or reduced cost access to beaches.

  • Assembly Bill 2876

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2013.

  • Assembly Bill 3592

    Appropriates $38.5 million from "2009 Farmland Preservation Fund" and "Garden State Farmland Preservation Trust Fund" to State Agriculture Development Committee for county planning incentive grants.

Passed the General Assembly · 4
  • Assembly Bill 1218

    Prohibits sending unsolicited advertising by text messaging, and requires companies offering text messaging services to allow customers to block all incoming and outgoing text messages.

  • Assembly Bill 2027

    Enacts the "Jessica Lunsford Act": imposes mandatory term of imprisonment; provides for negotiated reduction of mandatory term under certain circumstances.**

  • Assembly Bill 2597

    Requires DOT Commissioner to develop public awareness programs and use variable message signs to inform motorists about State's "move over" law. *

  • Assembly Bill 3283

    Authorizes special Support Our Veterans license plate with proceeds supporting New Jersey homeless veteran's centers.

Out of committee · 22
  • Assembly Bill 166

    Designates State Highway Route 31 as the "Tri-County Purple Heart Memorial Highway."

  • Assembly Bill 613

    Requires assessment of bay scallop resource, and authorizes DEP to establish a bay scallop fishery.

  • Assembly Bill 789

    Prohibits first responders from photographing persons being assisted or disclosing photographs of such persons without their consent.

  • Assembly Bill 1133

    Authorizes local public contract set-aside program for business enterprises that are owned by or that employ veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 1294

    Establishes "VETeach Pilot Program" in DOE to facilitate the teacher certification of veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 1969

    Extends eligibility for veterans' property tax deduction to residents of continuing care retirement communities.

  • Assembly Bill 2099

    Immunizes from civil liability first responders who forcibly enter property to provide emergency assistance.

  • Assembly Bill 2164

    Concerns child custody and parenting time arrangements related to certain military service absences.*

  • Assembly Bill 2519

    Permits veterans' organizations to use net proceeds from games of chance for organizations' support.

  • Assembly Bill 2529

    Requires New Jersey Turnpike Authority to hold regular meetings in various counties in the State.*

  • Assembly Bill 2550

    Provides for representation of certain regions of State on New Jersey Turnpike Authority.*

  • Assembly Bill 2877

    Authorizes New Jersey Environmental Infrastructure Trust to expend certain sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2013.

  • Assembly Bill 3003

    Lieutenant Scott Jenkins' Law; creates certain new criminal offenses aimed at theft from carriers; amends theft statutes.*

  • Assembly Bill 3057

    Criminalizes second or subsequent drunk driving offenses in certain cases.

  • Assembly Bill 3368

    Appropriates $45 million from "2009 Green Acres Fund" and $12 million from "2009 Blue Acres Fund" for State acquisition of lands for recreation and conservation purposes, including Blue Acres projects.

  • Assembly Bill 3369

    Appropriates $55 million from "2009 Green Acres Fund" for local government open space acquisition and park development projects, and approves $2,400,800 from 1995 bond act for coastal blue acres projects.

  • Assembly Bill 3370

    Appropriates $8,930,975 from "2009 Green Acres Fund" for grants to certain nonprofit entities to acquire or develop lands for recreation and conservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 3610

    Requires disclosure of storm or flood damage in vehicle sales.

  • Assembly Bill 4169

    Requires mortgage lenders to maintain vacant, age-restricted dwelling units during foreclosure.

  • Assembly Bill 4183

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2014.

  • Assembly Bill 4184

    Authorizes NJ Environmental Infrastructure Trust to expend certain sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2014.

  • Assembly Bill 4394

    Provides standards for home elevation contractors.

In committee · 63
  • Assembly Bill 154

    Revises child pornography law.

  • Assembly Bill 282

    Authorizes "100 percent Disabled Veteran" license plates for qualified veterans; entitles holders to handicapped parking privileges.

  • Assembly Bill 316

    Excludes military compensation of military personnel serving outside of this State from gross income tax.

  • Assembly Bill 522

    Designates "I'm From New Jersey" as the State song.

  • Assembly Bill 545

    Establishes a formula for the distribution of State aid to school districts.

  • Assembly Bill 609

    Requires health insurers to cover Lyme disease.

  • Assembly Bill 610

    Establishes municipal authority to supervise, discipline and terminate employment of construction code officials.

  • Assembly Bill 611

    Supplemental appropriation of $150 million to DOT for repair or construction of bridges on Route 72 connecting Long Beach Island to the mainland.

  • Assembly Bill 612

    Requires notaries public to be U.S. citizens.

  • Assembly Bill 614

    Supplemental appropriation of $250,000 to DLPS to assist local police departments in paying for new NICS terminals.

  • Assembly Bill 615

    Eliminates the New Jersey inheritance tax and repeals chapters 33 through 37 of Title 54 of the Revised Statutes.

  • Assembly Bill 616

    Permits conversion of fines for violation of certain municipal ordinances into tax liens.

  • Assembly Bill 617

    Revises criteria for eligibility to receive homestead property tax reimbursement.

  • Assembly Bill 618

    Requires State reimbursement to municipalities of cost of disabled veterans' total property tax exemption.

  • Assembly Bill 619

    Provides immunity from civil liability for persons performing animal rescue and authorizes formation of emergency animal rescue response units.

  • Assembly Bill 620

    Establishes "Seniors Helping Seniors Who are Blind or Visually Impaired Demonstration Program" in DHS; appropriates $360,000.

  • Assembly Bill 621

    Allows gross income tax filers to designate contributions to VetGroup, Inc. for services for veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 622

    Authorizes special license plate for distinguished service medal recipients.

  • Assembly Bill 623

    Provides certain veteran benefits to veterans of the global war on terror conflicts and those of certain military engagements served during certain periods.

  • Assembly Bill 624

    Requires State to reimburse counties and municipalities for salary and fringe benefit costs of employee on official leave of absence for military service in war on terror; makes an appropriation.

  • Assembly Bill 625

    Extends veterans' property tax exemption to tenant shareholders in cooperatives and mutual housing corporations.

  • Assembly Bill 626

    Allows PERS ordinary disability retiree to earn up to $3,000 in PERS-covered employment annually before cancellation of disability benefit and reenrollment in PERS.

  • Assembly Bill 627

    Extends payment of homestead property tax reimbursement to non-eligible surviving spouse for portion of tax year during which deceased spouse lived.

  • Assembly Bill 628

    Requires reservation of portion of tenant vouchers under State rental assistance program for veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 629

    Permits certain portion of municipal development trust funds to be spent on housing affordability assistance to veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 630

    Makes annual compensation paid to surviving spouses of certain blind or disabled veterans payable from date of veteran's death.

  • Assembly Bill 631

    Establishes task force to study issues facing returning members of the United States Armed Forces and New Jersey National Guard and make recommendations on how State should address issues.

  • Assembly Bill 632

    Increases penalties for identity theft when victim is a senior citizen or veteran.

  • Assembly Bill 633

    Dedicates up to $400,000 annually of fees collected at Island Beach and Liberty State Parks to special funds to be used to support certain park programs, and makes appropriations from the funds.

  • Assembly Bill 634

    Concerns custody and parenting time for military parents.

  • Assembly Bill 635

    Creates new offense of theft by financial exploitation of a vulnerable person.

  • Assembly Bill 636

    Allows municipalities to provide free or reduced fee beach badges to fully disabled veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 637

    Converts loan awarded to Barnegat Bay Decoy and Baymen's Museum from loan to grant.

  • Assembly Bill 780

    Allows judgment for restitution of stolen public funds to be levied against convicted employee's retirement allowance or pension contributions.

  • Assembly Bill 808

    "New Jersey College Student and Parent Consumer Information Act"; requires each four-year public institution of higher education to provide on its website certain information regarding its costs, faculty, and graduation rates.

  • Assembly Bill 847

    "Transparency in Government Act;" provides for establishment of State public finance website.

  • Assembly Bill 850

    Removes authority of MVC to increase certain fees; sets certain fees by statute.

  • Assembly Bill 1311

    Requires the State Police to establish a recently relocated offenders section within the Megan's Law sex offender Internet registry.

  • Assembly Bill 1442

    Authorizes assessment of development impact fees by municipalities.

  • Assembly Bill 1477

    Establishes a 2.0 percent cap on annual appropriations increases for certain State government spending.

  • Assembly Bill 1500

    Repeals "Global Warming Response Act" and related sections of Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative implementing law.

  • Assembly Bill 1662

    Transfers all probation functions and employees to Bureau of Probation in State Parole Board.

  • Assembly Bill 1703

    Limits contributions by certain public contractors; limits contributions by county and municipal political party committees.

  • Assembly Bill 1714

    Permits municipality to enact ordinance to curb gang related loitering and criminal activity.

  • Assembly Bill 1732

    Requires certain advertising disclosures by certain funeral establishments.

  • Assembly Bill 1778

    Increases penalties for luring a child and kidnapping.

  • Assembly Bill 1883

    Directs Office of Emergency Management to develop and undertake annual public awareness campaign concerning State's emergency coastal evacuation plan.

  • Assembly Bill 1884

    Requires the State Police to implement reverse lane strategy on certain roads.

  • Assembly Bill 1890

    Authorizes veterans property tax exemption for totally disabled veterans who did not serve in theater of war.

  • Assembly Bill 1897

    Excludes veteran disability compensation from income qualification limits under homestead property tax reimbursement program.

  • Assembly Bill 2104

    Establishes practice driving requirements for examination and special learner's permit holders.

  • Assembly Bill 2121

    Broadens eligibility for certain veterans' benefits by eliminating requirement of service during specified dates or in specified locations.

  • Assembly Bill 2472

    Clarifies that non-credit courses are eligible courses under the volunteer tuition credit program.

  • Assembly Bill 2551

    Directs New Jersey Turnpike Authority to designate Garden State Parkway as memorial highway to POW-MIA's.

  • Assembly Bill 2954

    Expands scope of serological testing of certain defendants to include blood-borne diseases.

  • Assembly Bill 3632

    Requires disclosure of water damage prior to vehicle sales.

  • Assembly Bill 3864

    Transfers probation employees from Judiciary to State Parole Board.

  • Assembly Bill 3896

    Concerns valuation of property condemned for dune construction or beach replenishment.

  • Assembly Bill 4011

    Requires disclosure of water damage prior to household appliance sales.

  • Assembly Bill 4012

    Requires Adjutant General to consider need for inpatient hospice care for admission to veterans' facilities; permits waiver of State residency requirement.

  • Assembly Bill 4254

    Creates New Jersey Servicemembers' Civil Relief Act.

  • Assembly Bill 4337

    Exempts veterans' organizations from motor vehicle registration fee.

  • Assembly Bill 4581

    "New Jersey Tuition Equality for America's Military (NJTEAM) Act;" provides in-State tuition at New Jersey public institutions of higher education to military veterans.