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James W. Holzapfel

Bills in the 2018–2019 Session, Senate.

All of James W. Holzapfel's terms

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Out of committee1

  • Senate Bill 2559

    Exempts certain motor vehicles that are owned by certain nutrition programs and certain nonprofit organizations that offer social services from motor vehicle registration fees. *

In committee74

  • Senate Bill 277

    "Homestead School Property Tax Reimbursement Act"; provides State reimbursement for 50% of school property taxes paid by seniors, 65 years and older.

  • Senate Bill 278

    Establishes NJ Animal Abuser Registry.

  • Senate Bill 279

    Requires school districts to provide instruction on the dangers of texting while driving as part of the Core Curriculum Content Standards in Comprehensive Health and Physical Education.

  • Senate Bill 280

    Prohibits public utility from filing rate increase petition under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 281

    Increases criminal penalties if leaving loaded firearm within easy access of minor results in injury or death.

  • Senate Bill 282

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

  • Senate Bill 283

    Doubles amount of certain retirement income that may be excluded from gross income under the gross income tax.

  • Senate Bill 284

    Prohibits sale, distribution, and use of urea as an ice melt.

  • Senate Bill 285

    Requires labeling of ingredients and restricts phosphorus in household cleansing products.

  • Senate Bill 286

    Provides gross income tax credit for certain tolls paid via E-ZPass.

  • Senate Bill 287

    Requires public utility to reimburse business customer during period when business ceases operations due to utility repairing or replacing its equipment on business customer's property.

  • Senate Bill 288

    Requires local governing body and DCA to suspend collection of certificate of occupancy and related inspection fees for homes being rented by persons identified by FEMA as displaced individuals.

  • Senate Bill 289

    Directs Commissioner of Education to encourage implementation of Natural High Drug Prevention Program in school districts.

  • Senate Bill 290

    Increases income eligibility limit for homestead property tax reimbursement program.

  • Senate Bill 291

    Increases penalties for unlawfully manufacturing, distributing, or dispensing fentanyl.

  • Senate Bill 292

    Requires insurers that sell flood insurance to provide certain policyholders with certain information.

  • Senate Bill 293

    Provides State income tax credit for removal of lawns near Barnegat Bay.

  • Senate Bill 294

    "Barnegat Bay Protection Act"; establishes Barnegat Bay Protection Fund, dedicates portion of sales tax on fertilizer, authorizes special license plates, and provides for donations.

  • Senate Bill 295

    Increases annual income limit for eligibility to receive homestead property tax reimbursement.

  • Senate Bill 296

    Concerns subcontracting agreements entered into by public school districts.

  • Senate Bill 297

    Prohibits utility from billing customer for costs incurred for certain upgrades to utility infrastructure; allows costs for certain upgrades to utility infrastructure be recovered in utility's rate base.

  • Senate Bill 298

    Requires electric distribution lines to be located underground in areas affected by severe weather or natural disasters.

  • Senate Bill 299

    Extends to 90 days statute of limitations for unlawful use of cell phone while driving; increases penalties for texting while driving.

  • Senate Bill 300

    Provides gross income tax deduction for certain E-ZPass tolls paid.

  • Senate Bill 301

    Permits short-term tax exemption for certain improvements to dwellings damaged by natural disasters.

  • Senate Bill 903

    Prohibits smoking at State-owned beaches.

  • Senate Bill 904

    Clarifies that fishing license is not required to fish at a private community lake.

  • Senate Bill 905

    Changes law regulating size limits of lobsters.

  • Senate Bill 906

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

  • Senate Bill 907

    Revises distribution of monies from Alcohol Education, Rehabilitation and Enforcement Fund to municipalities.

  • Senate Bill 916

    Requires installation of emergency power supply systems to certain common areas of new planned real estate developments; provides related tax incentives.

  • Senate Bill 918

    Requires explosive gas detectors to be installed in certain residential properties.

  • Senate Bill 919

    Allows shore municipalities to provide spouse and dependent children of veterans free or reduced cost access to beaches.

  • Senate Bill 920

    Excludes passenger and freight rail projects from purposes for which revenue from increase in petroleum products gross receipts tax revenue may be used.

  • Senate Bill 922

    Permits county board of chosen freeholders to appoint interim member of county tax board under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 1159

    Requires newly-constructed grocery stores to have generators.

  • Senate Bill 1160

    Enhances penalties imposed on drivers who have never been issued a driver's license.

  • Senate Bill 1161

    Requires State to lower compensation rate of civilly committed sexually violent predators to same level as State inmates for institutional work.

  • Senate Bill 1162

    Requires each municipality to establish a Reverse 9-1-1 system.

  • Senate Bill 1163

    Requires police notification when driver's license is suspended.

  • Senate Bill 1164

    Exempts police from jury duty.

  • Senate Bill 1165

    Criminalizes fourth or subsequent drunk driving offenses.

  • Senate Bill 1166

    Establishes new offenses concerning the unlawful possession and use of credit card scanners.

  • Senate Bill 1167

    Authorizes court to impose rescue operation costs of public entity under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 1168

    Establishes "Distracted Driver Enforcement and Education Fund."

  • Senate Bill 1177

    Prohibits additional jughandles on roads or highways in the State.

  • Senate Bill 1249

    Clarifies crime of unlawful access concerning certain password protected communications in electronic storage.

  • Senate Bill 1250

    Provides certain immunities from spectator-based lawsuits arising from youth sports events.

  • Senate Bill 1251

    Expands statute authorizing temporary restraining orders for certain alleged stalking victims to include victims of any age or mental capacity.

  • Senate Bill 1252

    Requires Family Part under certain circumstances to dispose of charge of contempt of a domestic violence order on an emergency basis, without setting bail.

  • Senate Bill 1253

    Requires municipalities to reimburse qualified private communities for street paving costs.

  • Senate Bill 1254

    Requires Director of Division of Taxation to include sales of properties in age-restricted developments by third parties in table of equalized valuations.

  • Senate Bill 1255

    Requires fire suppression systems in all elementary and secondary schools 12,000 square feet or larger.

  • Senate Bill 1256

    Requires State aid reduction to municipalities and school districts by amount of accumulated absences paid to employees upon their retirement.

  • Senate Bill 1257

    Provides corporation business tax and gross income tax credits for employing immediate family members of members of the Armed Forces of the United States who were killed in action.

  • Senate Bill 1258

    Eliminates supplemental realty transfer fee.

  • Senate Bill 1259

    Exempts certain transactions of residential property involving senior, blind, and disabled citizens from general purpose fee under realty transfer fee and one percent assessment on real property selling for more than $1,000,000.

  • Senate Bill 1260

    Requires State agencies to review operations and to implement use of Internet to conduct public business when cost savings may be realized, with certain exceptions.

  • Senate Bill 1262

    Requires suspension without pay and health care benefits if public officer or employee formally charged with crime involving or touching office, position, or employment.

  • Senate Bill 1263

    Eliminates remarriage prohibition for PFRS death benefits; provides retirement allowance to certain survivors of PFRS members.

  • Senate Bill 1264

    Allows retiree to change designated beneficiary after retirement in event of divorce.

  • Senate Bill 1608

    Establishes training for law enforcement officers interacting with pregnant women.

  • Senate Bill 1609

    Increases fines for failing to have required markings on commercial vehicles.

  • Senate Bill 1610

    Establishes mandatory penalties for committing burglary and theft during a state of emergency.

  • Senate Bill 1691

    Establishes Autism Education Council.

  • Senate Bill 1698

    Requires State park and forest restroom facilities to include an exclusive family restroom.

  • Senate Bill 2677

    Establishes New Jersey Internet Criminal Information Registry.

  • Senate Bill 2803

    Prevents State school aid reduction in school districts that experienced decrease in equalized valuation and are located in certain counties.

  • Senate Bill 2883

    Includes value of certain properties exempt from taxation in valuation used to calculate State school aid.

  • Senate Bill 3041

    Permits minors to work until 11 p.m. between Memorial Day and October 1 of each year in certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 3463

    Upgrades unlawful taking thefts in certain instances.

  • Senate Bill 3654

    Revises polysomnography license fees.

  • Senate Bill 3655

    Provides for court dismissal, with prejudice, of civil actions for which lis pendens notices are filed under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 4018

    Establishes three-year nonpublic school pupil transportation pilot program in Ocean County to provide funding to county consortium of nonpublic schools that will assume responsibility for mandated nonpublic school busing.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 5
  • Senate Bill 1703

    Exempts disabled veterans from beach buggy permit fees.

  • Senate Bill 1773

    Requires display of identifying information on rear of school bus so public may report bus driver misconduct.

  • Senate Bill 2848

    Requires school bus drivers to submit medical certificate to employer to prove continuing physical fitness and to submit to medical examination that includes certain screenings.*

  • Senate Bill 2850

    Requires board of education or school bus contractor, within one business day of notification that school bus driver's license is suspended or revoked, to verify to DOE that driver is no longer operating school bus. *

  • Senate Bill 3186

    Amends list of environmental infrastructure projects approved for long-term funding for FY2019 to include new projects and remove certain projects.

Passed the Senate · 1
  • Senate Bill 2851

    Requires boards of education and school bus contractors to designate individuals as certain school bus safety personnel.*

Out of committee · 16
  • Senate Bill 381

    Establishes animal abuser registry; prohibits person convicted of criminal animal cruelty violation from owning, keeping, or harboring any animal, and establishes enforcement mechanisms therefor.*

  • Senate Bill 719

    " Reliability, Preparedness, and Storm Response Act; requires public utilities to file certain information concerning emergency preparedness with BPU and increases certain penalties.**

  • Senate Bill 2501

    Imposes motor vehicle penalty points for certain violations of "move over law"; establishes public awareness campaign; designated as "Slow Down or Move Over, It's the Law Act." *

  • Senate Bill 2563

    Requires each board of education to adopt policy establishing temperature control standards and guidelines for school district facilities.

  • Senate Bill 2646

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2019.

  • Senate Bill 2647

    Authorizes NJ Infrastructure Bank to expend certain sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2019.

  • Senate Bill 2661

    Revises requirements for swimming pools to comply with certain regulations concerning lifeguards, inspections, and circulation systems.*

  • Senate Bill 2728

    Appropriates $15,294,000 from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to DEP for State acquisition of lands for recreation and conservation purposes, including Blue Acres projects.

  • Senate Bill 2754

    Requires study of safety of school bus passengers in certain emergency situations, including school bus accidents; appropriates $250,000. *

  • Senate Bill 2755

    Requires certain school district transportation supervisors to complete educational program.*

  • Senate Bill 2852

    Requires school bus operations in State to comply with certain federal regulations.

  • Senate Bill 2853

    Requires safety education training twice per calendar year for school bus drivers and school bus aides *

  • Senate Bill 2854

    Requires school bus drivers to retake certain knowledge test upon license renewal.

  • Senate Bill 2855

    Requires public school student to carry identification card at school-sponsored, off-campus activities and requires principal to keep list of students on school buses used for school-sponsored activities in case of emergencies.

  • Senate Bill 3185

    Authorizes NJ Infrastructure Bank to expend additional sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2019.

  • Senate Bill 3582

    Extends foreclosure protection and mortgage relief programs for certain Superstorm Sandy-impacted homeowners.

In committee · 18
  • Senate Bill 170

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

  • Senate Bill 210

    Establishes "Superstorm Sandy Homeowners Protection Act."

  • Senate Bill 267

    "Consumer Freedom From Unwanted Expense in Health Insurance Coverage Act."

  • Senate Bill 309

    Reestablishes senior citizen supplemental stabilization aid.

  • Senate Bill 314

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

  • Senate Bill 321

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

  • Senate Bill 449

    Establishes that failure to maintain lane may constitute recklessness under vehicular homicide statute; designated as Eileen's Law.

  • Senate Bill 509

    Provides governance, transparency, and accountability reforms at PANYNJ.

  • Senate Bill 541

    Prohibits municipal ordinance to create sanctuary city; Establishes State and local employee ethics violation upon noncompliance with federal immigration enforcement request.

  • Senate Bill 714

    Requires interior light of motor vehicle be turned on when stopped by law enforcement under certain circumstances.

  • Senate Bill 804

    Establishes process for individual to petition court for involuntary commitment of another person to treatment for substance use disorder.

  • Senate Bill 1230

    Establishes an animal abuser registry.

  • Senate Bill 1309

    Eliminates age restriction for issuing special permits to carry handgun to retired law enforcement officers.

  • Senate Bill 1491

    Establishes process for recovery of Superstorm Sandy aid overpayments and makes General Fund appropriation.

  • Senate Bill 3113

    Amends effective date of P.L.2018, c.49 concerning taxes and fees imposed on rentals of transient accommodations and allows refund for already paid taxes and fees.

  • Senate Bill 3133

    Excludes transient accommodations in shore counties from various State and local taxes.

  • Senate Bill 3521

    Requires certain health care practitioners to disclose criminal and disciplinary history to patients.

  • Senate Bill 3572

    Requires person convicted, or fleeing charge, of sex offense in foreign country to register under Megan's Law; requires law enforcement to inquire about immigration status of sex offenders and cooperate with federal immigration authorities.