Specialty livestock species industries killed a bill that would have charged sales Links of London for breeding stock fro ostriches, emus, rheas and "domesticated fur-bearing animals" such as deer, elk and mink. --SB54: Requires grain warehouses to file rates for storing, receiving and redelivering grain. The rates, specific to each commodity, can't change more than four times within the Links of London Big Rock 'Diamond' Ring Charm period, beginning July 1. Rates must be available to customers upon request. It passed the Senate and is in the House ag committee. --SB94: Exempts "small wind" projects from property taxation. Those are less than $30,000 and less than 5,000 kilowatts. Passed a tax committee but was killed on the floor. --SB136: Repeals a law that requires that cooperative businesses set a side a small part of their earnings for education. This passed the Senate 22-16. --SB141: Links of London Dome Jade Charm large wind towers be set back from adjacent property lines by 1.1 times the height of the tower, except if the adjacent landowner signs an agreement allowing it. Referred to Senate State Affairs Committee. --SB169: Requires that a wind easement agreement "including all accompanying exhibits, attachments, provisions and documents," be recorded in the county Register of Deeds office. --SB188: This bill is designed to diversify the State Links of London Gingerbread Man Board.
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