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Legislature set to consider changes to documentary stamp taxes and nameplate capacity rules
Summary
Next week—s agenda includes proposed revisions to documentary stamp tax distribution, moving the pink postcard joint public hearing to July, and nameplate capacity tax bills that link energy-designation benefits to zoning authority for counties.
The report lists several revenue-related items scheduled for next-week hearings: proposals to revise how documentary stamp taxes are distributed and a move of the joint public hearing on the "pink postcard" to July.
The revenue committee is slated to hear two nameplate capacity bills. One bill would let counties that receive an "American energy friendly" designation obtain increased nameplate capacity tax revenue in exchange for giving local governments seeding zoning authority over energy projects in those designated areas.
The transcript records committee scheduling and descriptions but does not record votes or final actions on these revenue measures.
