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Committee accepts moving property-tax proposal (HB1603) to November ballot
Summary
A member asked the Senate to accept simplified language for House Bill 1603 to allow representatives to address property tax broadly and asked that the measure be moved to the November ballot; the Senate side agreed to November.
Conference members discussed House Bill 1603, which a member said should include simplified language to allow representatives to address property-tax policy on a broader basis.
The member asked the Senate to consider moving the measure from an August ballot placement to November to secure House support; the Senate side accepted the request and agreed to November. Members said they would review the simplified language when revisers deliver it and that the item already had an "agree to disagree" recorded on some substantive points.
The committee left next steps to revisers and staff, with the expectation that language would be available promptly for members to review before final reports were signed.
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