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Maria Rodriguez-Gregg

Bills in the 2016–2017 Session, General Assembly.

All of Maria Rodriguez-Gregg's terms

Sponsored

Became law1

  • Assembly Bill 1628

    Codifies DEP's New Jersey Recycling Awards Program to annually recognize outstanding recycling achievements.

Passed the General Assembly1

  • Assembly Bill 1626

    Requires BPU to issue written decision concerning utility rate increase approvals to public via its website.

Out of committee1

  • Assembly Bill 1623

    Requires use of pervious concrete by State agencies under certain circumstances.

In committee11

  • Assembly Bill 1622

    Provides for use of alternative dispute resolution to settle disagreements between State agencies concerning public works projects.

  • Assembly Bill 1624

    Restricts occupancy of dwelling unit in age-restricted community to older adults following resale.

  • Assembly Bill 1625

    Establishes crime of initiating a false "Amber Alert."

  • Assembly Bill 1627

    Revises requirements related to public hearings on proposed public utility rate increases.

  • Assembly Bill 1629

    Provides counties and municipalities with additional discretion when leasing public land for agricultural or horticultural use.

  • Assembly Bill 1630

    Provides corporation business tax and gross income tax credits for businesses that employ apprentices in DOL registered apprenticeships.

  • Assembly Bill 1631

    Requires DOE to include military-connected student identifier in student-level database; requires district inform teacher when military-connected student enrolls in class taught by teacher.

  • Assembly Bill 1632

    Requires MVC to refund certain motor vehicle registration fees.

  • Assembly Bill 1633

    Revises timeframes for issuance of certain construction permits by DEP in 90 days.

  • Assembly Bill 1634

    Prohibits use of light frame construction in certain municipalities; establishes fire safety protocols for light frame construction projects.

  • Assembly Bill 3772

    Establishes no-interest loan program in EDA for businesses to construct unisex restrooms.

Co-sponsored

Became law · 18
  • Assembly Bill 156

    Expands crime of invasion of privacy to include "upskirting"; photographing or filming the image of the undergarment-clad intimate parts of another.

  • Assembly Bill 320

    Establishes minimum Medicaid reimbursement rate for personal care services.

  • Assembly Bill 766

    Allows certain National Guard and United States Reserve members to temporarily defer mortgage loan payments and suspend property tax payments.*

  • Assembly Bill 1934

    Exempts veterans' organizations from nonprofit corporation annual report filing fee.

  • Assembly Bill 1946

    Adds cyber-harassment to the domestic violence statutes.

  • Assembly Bill 2199

    Establishes veterans' preference for affordable housing in certain housing projects.

  • Assembly Bill 3055

    Authorizes counties to issue promotional labeling for county agricultural products.

  • Assembly Bill 3058

    Establishes Farm to School Coordinating Council.

  • Assembly Bill 3150

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

  • Assembly Bill 3534

    Permits authorities and local units operating water supply or sewerage facilities to waive, reduce, or defer sewerage and water service fees for deployed military personnel.

  • Assembly Bill 3748

    Requires DMVA to create registry for organizations providing services to veterans.

  • Assembly Bill 3883

    Authorizes New Jersey Environmental Infrastructure Trust to expend certain sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2017.

  • Assembly Bill 3884

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2017.

  • Assembly Bill 4062

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

  • Assembly Bill 4399

    Establishes Gold Star Family Counseling Program in DMVA; creates tax credit for certain health care professionals.

  • Assembly Bill 4401

    Authorizes certain benefits for certain family members of military personnel who died while on active duty.

  • Assembly Bill 4581

    Appropriates $22,385,743 to State Agriculture Development Committee for farmland preservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 4582

    Appropriates $32.5 million from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to State Agriculture Development Committee for county planning incentive grants.

Vetoed · 1
  • Assembly Bill 3591

    "New Voter Empowerment Act"; permits 17 year olds to vote in primary election if they turn 18 years old before next succeeding general election.

Passed the General Assembly · 12
  • Assembly Bill 965

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

  • Assembly Bill 1540

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

  • Assembly Bill 1757

    Requires public institutions of higher education to waive or reimburse application fees and transcript fees for veterans and members of the military.

  • Assembly Bill 2175

    "Linnette Lebron's Law" modifies procedures for marriage or civil union where a party is terminally ill.

  • Assembly Bill 2185

    Establishes mandatory domestic violence training for municipal prosecutors.

  • Assembly Bill 3059

    Establishes "New Jersey Farm to Public Institution of Higher Education Program."

  • Assembly Bill 3060

    Allows qualified school to be called "New Jersey Farm Fresh School."

  • Assembly Bill 3061

    Permits school participating in NJ "Farm to School" program to submit recipe for posting on Dept. of Agriculture website.

  • Assembly Bill 4034

    Establishes "Monica's Law" requiring evidence-based risk assessments in certain domestic violence cases. *

  • Assembly Bill 4040

    Requires training for law enforcement officers and assistant county prosecutors concerning handling of domestic violence cases.

  • Assembly Bill 4045

    Establishes Statewide program to provide treatment services for children exposed to domestic violence. *

  • Assembly Bill 4366

    Provides for increase and annual adjustment in allowance paid to war veterans with certain service-connected disabilities.

Out of committee · 19
  • Assembly Bill 918

    Requires hospital patient's medical record to include notation if patient is at increased risk of confusion, agitation, behavioral problems, and wandering due to dementia related disorder.*

  • Assembly Bill 1548

    Upgrades domestic violence-related assault under certain circumstances.*

  • Assembly Bill 2167

    Establishes sexual assault training requirements for law enforcement officers.

  • Assembly Bill 2375

    Revises "Electronic Waste Management Act."

  • Assembly Bill 2761

    Directs Higher Education Student Assistance Authority to forgive certain student loans in the event of student borrower's death or total and permanent disability and grant deferment for temporary total disability.*

  • Assembly Bill 2794

    "Personal Information and Privacy Protection Act"; restricts collection and use of personal information by retail establishments for certain purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 3424

    Requires prescribers to discuss addiction risk associated with certain drugs prior to issuing prescription to minor patient.

  • Assembly Bill 3606

    Requires DOLWD to permit veterans and other groups to apply for UI benefits online.

  • Assembly Bill 3846

    Provides for retained eligibility for members of NJ National Guard or reserve component of US Armed Forces called to active federal military service who met maximum age requirement at closing date of civil service examination.

  • Assembly Bill 4221

    Creates Ethnic Produce Task Force.

  • Assembly Bill 4326

    Authorizes New Jersey Environmental Infrastructure Trust to expend additional sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2017.

  • Assembly Bill 4327

    Amends list of environmental infrastructure projects approved for long-term funding for FY 2017 to include new projects and revise allowable loan amounts for already approved projects.

  • Assembly Bill 4402

    Requires DMVA to notify county veterans' affairs office of death of certain military service members; requires office to have Gold Star liaison.

  • Assembly Bill 4403

    Requires Adjutant General to create informational webpage for Gold Star families.

  • Assembly Bill 4996

    Authorizes NJ Environmental Infrastructure Trust to expend certain sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2018.

  • Assembly Bill 4998

    Appropriates funds to DEP for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2018.

  • Assembly Bill 5207

    Amends list of environmental infrastructure projects approved for long-term funding for FY2018 to include new projects and revise allowable loan amounts for already approved projects.

  • Assembly Bill 5208

    Authorizes NJ Environmental Infrastructure Trust to expend additional sums to make loans for environmental infrastructure projects for FY2018; allocates funds from Local Aid Infrastructure Fund for operating and administrative expenses for transportation

  • Assembly Bill 5321

    Appropriates $4,990,934 from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues to NJ Historic Trust for grants for certain historic preservation projects.

In committee · 42
  • Assembly Bill 265

    Authorizes Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy to calculate affordable housing obligations.

  • Assembly Bill 266

    Directs COAH to use growth share methodology to calculate fair share affordable housing need.

  • Assembly Bill 322

    Expands scope of New Jersey Regulatory Flexibility Act dealing with economic impact of rules on small businesses.

  • Assembly Bill 379

    Gives priority to applicants for firearms purchaser identification card and permits to purchase handguns when domestic violence restraining order is in effect.

  • Assembly Bill 543

    Revises requirements and training standards for first responders under New Jersey Highway Traffic Safety Act of 1987.

  • Assembly Bill 620

    Requires health care practitioners to discuss risk of addiction when prescribing certain drugs to patients who are minors.

  • Assembly Bill 894

    Imposes time constraints on submission and analysis of rape kits.

  • Assembly Bill 1104

    Provides gross income tax credit for income derived from certain live performances contracted for and rendered by A-list performing artists within the Atlantic City Tourism District on a recurring basis and within the State.

  • Assembly Bill 1105

    Requires reimbursement of certain Casino Reinvestment Development Authority grants and payment of those grants to Atlantic County for property tax relief.

  • Assembly Bill 1455

    Establishes "Right to Try Act" permitting terminally ill patients to access investigational drugs and treatment.

  • Assembly Bill 1615

    Makes reforms to mental health treatment; clarifies law governing purchase of firearms by persons with history of mental illness.

  • Assembly Bill 1688

    Requires public utilities to provide priority service to public schools, private schools, and public safety agencies.

  • Assembly Bill 2089

    Categorizes "knockout game" assault as third-degree aggravated assault; eliminates presumption of nonimprisonment for such assault.

  • Assembly Bill 2123

    Makes various changes to interest arbitration procedures; repeals sunset provision.

  • Assembly Bill 2314

    Establishes right of sexual assault victim to notification of certain developments in criminal case.

  • Assembly Bill 2927

    Requires Higher Education Student Assistance Authority to send monthly loan statement to each student who has outstanding loan under New Jersey College Loans to Assist State Students loan program.

  • Assembly Bill 2928

    Requires institutions of higher education to send out annual student debt letters; requires students enrolled in public institutions of higher education to complete course on student loan debt repayment.

  • Assembly Bill 3322

    Creates offense of making false child abuse report; permits assessment of penalty.

  • Assembly Bill 3980

    Requires issues related to prescription opioids to be included in continuing education courses for certain health care professionals.

  • Assembly Bill 3981

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

  • Assembly Bill 3982

    Requires all prescriptions be transmitted electronically, subject to certain exceptions.

  • Assembly Bill 3983

    Authorizes pharmacists to dispense up to 90-day supply of certain prescription drugs.

  • Assembly Bill 3984

    Requires opioid antidote dispensation to be monitored under Prescription Monitoring Program, and authorizes certain entities to submit info regarding opioid antidote administration for inclusion in secondary, linked database; designated as "John Wagner's

  • Assembly Bill 4225

    Requires DOH to establish comprehensive searchable website concerning educational programs and resources available to special education students.

  • Assembly Bill 4387

    Removes requirement that limited brewery licensees provide tour when selling beer to consumers.

  • Assembly Bill 4658

    Excludes recently-closed office campuses from affordable housing vacant land analysis and builder's remedy.

  • Assembly Bill 4659

    Provides population-based cap for municipal fair share affordable housing obligation.

  • Assembly Bill 4660

    Increases maximum municipal percentage of affordable fair share housing satisfied by age-restricted units to 50 percent.

  • Assembly Bill 4661

    Excludes flood-prone land from affordable housing vacant land analysis.

  • Assembly Bill 4666

    Imposes moratorium on affordable housing litigation through December 31, 2017.

  • Assembly Bill 4667

    Establishes "Affordable Housing Obligation Study Commission."

  • Assembly Bill 4773

    Requires COAH to credit municipalities with units against fair share affordable housing obligation for certain types of housing; provides certain types of affordable housing units will be credited as two units.

  • Assembly Bill 4774

    Requires additional credit against fair share obligation for abandoned property converted to affordable housing.

  • Assembly Bill 4884

    Directs DCA to enhance regulatory guidance on acceptable uses of shipping containers in construction.

  • Assembly Bill 4993

    Permits certain firefighter training courses to be taken online.

  • Assembly Bill 5012

    Revises test for employment or independent contractor status under certain State labor laws.

  • Assembly Bill 5014

    Establishes Red Tape Review Commission.

  • Assembly Bill 5015

    Revises gross income tax rates for joint filers and similar taxpayers and designated as Marriage Penalty Elimination Act.

  • Assembly Bill 5017

    Excludes under gross income tax certain contributions to qualified pension plans, deferred compensation plans and provides deduction for certain individual retirement savings.

  • Assembly Bill 5018

    Authorizes State Auditor to conduct cost-benefit analyses of certain programs and initiatives.

  • Assembly Bill 5019

    Reduces taxable wage base applied to certain tax contributions.

  • Assembly Bill 5020

    Allows gross income tax deduction for functional improvements and home repairs made to taxpayer's primary residence.

Filed · 3
  • Assembly Bill 5044

    Appropriates $8,992,898 to DEP from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues and various Green Acres funds for grants to certain nonprofit entities to acquire or develop lands for recreation and conservation purposes.

  • Assembly Bill 5045

    Appropriates $71,700,224 from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues and various Green Acres funds to DEP for local government open space acquisition and park development projects.

  • Assembly Bill 5046

    Appropriates $12.3 million from constitutionally dedicated CBT revenues for recreation and conservation purposes to DEP for State capital and park development projects.