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Assembly Revenue committee advances three work‑session bills; motions carry

2871624 · April 4, 2025
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Summary

During a work session the Assembly Committee on Revenue moved three measures: AB238 was moved without recommendation; AB70 and AB479 were amended and passed out of committee. Votes were recorded and floor statements assigned.

The Assembly Committee on Revenue took three work‑session actions at the start of its April 1, 2025 meeting, moving Assembly Bill 238 without recommendation and approving amended versions of Assembly Bill 70 and Assembly Bill 479.

The work session opened with a motion to move AB238 without recommendation; Vice Chair Considine made the motion and Assembly Member O'Neal seconded it. The motion carried, with one recorded no vote. Committee leadership then considered two additional work‑session bills. Susanna Powers, deputy fiscal analyst, summarized AB70 and the committee adopted an amendment offered by the Nevada Association of Counties, the Solar Energy Industries Association and InterWest Energy Alliance and voted to pass the bill with that amendment. The committee then approved an amendment to AB479, which would add acrivoltaic (integrated solar and agricultural) purposes to the definition of agricultural real property for property tax treatment, and voted to do pass that bill as amended.

The committee signed floor statements assigning sponsorship of the floor presentations for the passed measures. The votes on AB70 and AB479 were recorded as unanimous by the committee during the session; the motion on AB238 carried with a single recorded no vote from Assembly Member Hafen.

The work session actions set those bills up to proceed to the legislative floor or subsequent executive actions, subject to any remaining amendment and scheduling steps.