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Energy and Natural Resources Oversight Wednesday, March 5, 2025

WhenWednesday, March 5, 2025 · 9:00 a.m. (Central)
Where—
CommitteeEnergy and Natural Resources Oversight · House
Statusscheduled
Official noticewww.okhouse.gov/events/enr-20250305-09000000

Agenda 26 items

  1. HB 1189 Passed House committee Associated Bills
  2. HB 2751 In Senate committee Associated Bills
  3. HB 2829 In Senate committee Associated Bills
  4. HB 1371 Passed Senate committee Associated Bills
  5. HB 1374 Passed Senate committee Associated Bills
  6. HB 1817 Passed Senate committee Associated Bills
  7. HB 1191 Passed House committee Associated Bills
  8. HB 2156 Passed Senate committee Associated Bills
  9. HB 1910 Vetoed by Governor Associated Bills
  10. HB 2747 In Senate committee Associated Bills
  11. HB 2162 Passed both chambers Associated Bills
  12. HB 1162 Passed House committee Associated Bills
  13. Item Number: 1 Description: Welcome and Introductions
  14. HB 1162 Passed House committee Item Number: 2 Measure Number: HB1162 Description: Agriculture; Real Access to Whole Milk Act of 2025; permit to sell; raw milk; effective date. Authors: Gann, Bullard, Bullard
  15. HB 1910 Vetoed by Governor Item Number: 3 Measure Number: HB1910 Description: Environment and natural resources; Oklahoma Urban Agriculture Cost-Share Program; Conservation Commission; defining terms; program guidelines; revolving fund; administration of program; liability; effective date. Authors: Alonso-Sandoval
  16. HB 2829 In Senate committee Item Number: 4 Measure Number: HB2829 Description: Public health and safety; cultivated meat; prohibiting sale of; penalties; effective date. Authors: Burns
  17. HB 1817 Passed Senate committee Item Number: 5 Measure Number: HB1817 Description: Waters and water rights; stating legislative findings; creating the Oklahoma Water Resources Board Well Driller and Pump Installer Program; effective date. Authors: Worthen
  18. HB 1189 Passed House committee Item Number: 6 Measure Number: HB1189 Description: Agriculture; Oklahoma Right to Garden Act of 2025; vegetable gardens; effective date. Authors: West (Rick), Burns, Burns
  19. HB 1191 Passed House committee Item Number: 7 Measure Number: HB1191 Description: Agriculture; donkey milk advertising; Oklahoma Milk and Milk Products Act; donkey milk; effective date. Authors: West (Rick), Jett, Jett
  20. HB 2162 Passed both chambers Item Number: 8 Measure Number: HB2162 Description: Environment and natural resources; Terry Peach North Canadian Watershed Restoration Act; Terry Peach Water Restoration Act; purpose; revolving fund; effective date. Authors: Dobrinski
  21. HB 2156 Passed Senate committee Item Number: 9 Measure Number: HB2156 Description: Property; setback requirements for solar energy and industrial battery storage facilities; emergency. Authors: Dobrinski, Murdock, Murdock
  22. HB 1374 Passed Senate committee Item Number: 10 Measure Number: HB1374 Description: Utilities; modifying certain exception to definition; effective date. Authors: Boles, Green, Green
  23. HB 1371 Passed Senate committee Item Number: 11 Measure Number: HB1371 Description: Oil and Gas; Production Revenue Standard Act; unpaid proceeds; effective date. Authors: Boles, Green, Green
  24. HB 2747 In Senate committee Item Number: 12 Measure Number: HB2747 Description: Public utilities; electricity; alternatives; rates; deferrals reviews by Corporation Commission; assets; facilities; right of ways; effective date; emergency. Authors: Caldwell (Trey)
  25. HB 2751 In Senate committee Item Number: 13 Measure Number: HB2751 Description: Wind energy; legislative findings; setback requirement for certain affected counties; waiver; referral of question to eligible voters of a county; requiring Corporation Commission to maintain database; codification. Authors: Caldwell (Trey)
  26. Item Number: 14 Description: MESSAGE FROM CHAIRMAN BOLES: We will not have a 3PM meeting that afternoon but if we do not get all of our bills completed in the Wednesday morning meeting timeslot then we will recess the morning meeting until 3PM and then come back and finish the balance of the agenda at that time.

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