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Committee hears bill extending hearing deadline for Class D garbage‑hauler cases from 60 to 90 days
Summary
Senate Bill 22, carried in the House by Senator Daniel Zolnikov, would extend the statutory deadline to set a hearing in Class D garbage hauler licensing cases from 60 to 90 days; proponents said the change reduces frequent waivers and allows time for representation and discovery.
Senate Bill 22, introduced in the House Energy, Technology and Governmental Affairs Committee by Senator Daniel Zolnikov (Senate District 22), would lengthen the deadline for scheduling hearings in Class D garbage hauler licensing cases from 60 days to 90 days.
"The 60‑day hearing limits the opportunity for meaningful discovery between the parties," Senator Daniel Zolnikov said, explaining the bill would reduce the…
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