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Introduced
05/25/2022
05/25/2022
In Committee
06/01/2022
06/01/2022
Crossed Over
06/01/2022
06/01/2022
Passed
06/01/2022
06/01/2022
Dead
Signed/Enacted/Adopted
06/01/2022
06/01/2022
Introduced Session
134th General Assembly (2021-2022)
Bill Summary
To amend sections 122.17, 123.201, 123.211, 153.692, 153.71, 1501.011, 3318.08, 3318.36, 3735.67, 3735.671, 5739.01, 5739.02, 5751.01, 5751.052, 5751.091, and 6115.20 of the Revised Code and to amend Sections 219.10, 221.10, 221.13, 223.10, 223.15, 227.10, 229.10, 229.20, 237.10, and 237.13 of H.B. 597 of the 134th General Assembly to provide authorization and conditions for the operation of certain state programs, to make capital appropriations for the biennium ending June 30, 2024, and to make other appropriations.
AI Summary
This bill makes a number of changes to various state laws and appropriates funds for capital projects:
The bill amends sections of the Ohio Revised Code related to the state's Job Retention Tax Credit program, including expanding eligibility to certain megaproject operators and megaproject suppliers. It also makes changes to the Community Reinvestment Area property tax exemption program, extending the maximum exemption period for certain commercial and industrial structures.
The bill appropriates over $1 billion in funding from the federal American Rescue Plan Act and other state funds for a variety of capital projects, including:
- $100 million for school safety grants to public school districts and chartered nonpublic schools
- $202 million for Ohio Department of Natural Resources projects like state parks, trails, and water/wastewater systems
- $403 million for Department of Rehabilitation and Correction projects like local jails and community correctional facilities
- $781 million for the Facilities Construction Commission, including funding for cultural/sports facilities projects and school building assistance
The bill also authorizes the issuance of additional state bonds to support these capital appropriations, up to $402 million for higher education facilities, $151 million for state government facilities, $287 million for parks and recreation facilities, and $470 million for school facilities.
Overall, the bill provides significant new capital funding for a wide range of state and local projects across Ohio, while also making changes to several economic development tax credit and property tax programs.
Committee Categories
Budget and Finance
Sponsors (83)
Scott Oelslager (R)*,
Nickie Antonio (D),
Brian Baldridge (R),
Adam Bird (R),
Willis Blackshear (D),
Bill Blessing (R),
Kristin Boggs (D),
Andrew Brenner (R),
Juanita Brent (D),
Richard Brown (D),
Jamie Callender (R),
Sara Carruthers (R),
Jerry Cirino (R),
Gary Click (R),
Hearcel Craig (D),
Rodney Creech (R),
Jeffrey Crossman (D),
Alessandro Cutrona (R),
Shayla Davis (I),
Sedrick Denson (D),
Matt Dolan (R),
Mark Fraizer (R),
Tavia Galonski (D),
Theresa Gavarone (R),
Haraz Ghanbari (R),
Bob Hackett (R),
Thomas Hall (R),
Paula Hicks-Hudson (D),
Brett Hillyer (R),
Frank Hoagland (R),
Adam Holmes (R),
Jay Hottinger (R),
Steve Huffman (R),
Latyna Humphrey (D),
Catherine Ingram (D),
Dontavius Jarrells (D),
Marilyn John (R),
Terry Johnson (R),
Don Jones (R),
Stephanie Kunze (R),
George Lang (R),
Michele Lepore-Hagan (D),
Scott Lipps (R),
Beth Liston (D),
Mike Loychik (R),
Nathan Manning (R),
Adam Miller (D),
Joe Miller (D),
Kevin Miller (R),
Jessica Miranda (D),
Thomas Patton (R),
Gail Pavliga (R),
Bob Peterson (R),
Phil Plummer (R),
Bill Reineke (R),
Tracy Richardson (R),
Phil Robinson (D),
Kristina Roegner (R),
Bill Roemer (R),
Michael Rulli (R),
Allison Russo (D),
Tim Schaffer (R),
Jean Schmidt (R),
Kirk Schuring (R),
Bill Seitz (R),
Michael Sheehy (D),
Kent Smith (D),
Monique Smith (D),
Lisa Sobecki (D),
Dick Stein (R),
Jason Stephens (R),
Brian Stewart (R),
Emilia Sykes (D),
Vernon Sykes (D),
Cecil Thomas (D),
Dan Troy (D),
Casey Weinstein (D),
Thomas West (D),
Andrea White (R),
Shane Wilkin (R),
Robert Young (R),
Tom Young (R),
Kenneth Yuko (D),
Last Action
Effective 9/13/22 - Appropriations in Sections 301.10 to 329.10 of the act effective June 14, 2022 (on 06/01/2022)
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