Representative Charlotte Schexnayder
District: 85
District:
85
Counties Served: Pt. Desha, Pt. Arkansas, Pt. Phillips
Counties Served:
Pt. Desha, Pt. Arkansas, Pt. Phillips
Bills
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AN ACT TO AMEND SUBSECTION (c) OF SECTION 9 OF ACT 445 OF 1983, AS AMENDED BY ACT 61 OF THE FIRST EXTRAORDINARY SESSION OF 1983 [ARK. STAT. 80-4609(c)], TO PROVIDE THAT WHENEVER A SCHOOL DISTRICT DESIRES TO BE ANNEXED UNDER SAID ACT TO AN ADJOINING SCHOOL
AN ACT TO AMEND SECTIONS 3 AND 4 OF ACT 529 OF 1985 [ARK. STATS. 84-1953 AND 84-1954] TO MODIFY THE TAX CREDIT AUTHOR- IZED FOR MANUFACTURERS UNDER THE MANUFACTURER'S INVESTMENT SALES AND USE TAX CREDIT ACT OF 1985; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES."
AN ACT TO CREATE THE CAPITOL ART COMMISSION TO PROVIDE A FOUR MEMBER COMMISSION TO WORK WITH THE SECRETARY OF STATE TO SOLICIT WORKS OF ART FOR DISPLAY IN THE STATE CAPITOL; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES."
AN ACT TO DIRECT THE ARKANSAS INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION TO COORDINATE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN THE RURAL AREAS OF THE STATE; AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES."
REQUESTING THE STATE HIGHWAY AND TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT TO MAKE A HIGHWAY CORRIDOR STUDY TO IDENTIFY ROADS NEEDED TO ASSIST IN THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF DEPRESSED AREAS IN THIS STATE.
PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO THE ARKANSAS CONSTITUTION TO PROVIDE THAT NO RATE OF TAX SHALL BE INCREASED AND NO NEW TAX SHALL BE LEVIED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY EXCEPT UPON THE VOTE OF THREE-FIFTHS (3/5) OF THE TOTAL MEMBERSHIP OF EACH HOUSE.
COMMENDING THE ARKANSAS FEDERATION OF GARDEN CLUBS, THE STATE PRESIDENT, MRS. J. M. MATTHEWS OF DUMAS, ARKANSAS, AND CHAIRMAN OF THE LITTER AND POLLUTION CONTROL COMMITTEE, MS. LORENA RANKIN, FOR THEIR EFFORTS IN THIS STATE.
URGING THE ARKANSAS STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION AND THE STATE HIGHWAY AND TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT TO IMPLEMENT AN ADOPT A HIGHWAY PROGRAM FOR LITTER CONTROL IN ARKANSAS.
FOR A STUDY OF THE EXISTING RETIREMENT PLANS AND PROGRAMS FOR MUNICIPAL OFFICIALS FOR THE PURPOSE OF DETERMINING THE FEASIBILITY OF INCLUDING ALL SUCH OFFICIALS UNDER A FUNDED SYSTEM RATHER THAN PAYING RETIREMENT BENEFITS OF SOME OF SUCH OFFICIALS FROM TH