SENATE AGENDA

for the

Committee on Transportation and Homeland Security

  Day  Tuesday          Date  April 5, 2005              Time   1:30 p.m.           Room  2149

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(R#) Indicates the reprint number of the bill/resolution being considered.

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FIRST REVISED AGENDA

S.B. 161             Creates Nevada War on Terrorism Medal. (BDR 36-705)

S.B. 215             Provides for issuance of special license plates for support of protection and enrichment of natural environment of Red Rock Canyon. (BDR 43-1285)

S.B. 269             Revises provisions relating to parking spaces for handicapped persons. (BDR 43-1272)

S.B. 273             Makes various changes relating to parking by certain persons with disabilities. (BDR 43-253)

S.B. 290             Removes limitation on issuance of special license plates commemorating 100th anniversary of founding of Las Vegas. (BDR 43-223)

S.B. 470             Provides for regulation of pedestrian traffic in airports. (BDR 44-1340)

S.B. 471             Authorizes emergency lights to be mounted and displayed on certain privately owned vehicles under certain circumstances. (BDR 43-1339)

S.B. 472             Revises provisions concerning penalties for failure to secure child in approved child restraint system. (BDR 43-1338)

Possible committee introduction and work session on measures previously considered.

Public comment.  Testimony may be limited.

*Note: Interested parties may observe and testify in the proceedings through a simultaneous videoconference in Room 4406 of the Grant Sawyer State Office Building, Las Vegas.

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