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Staff presented concurrence with the changes to House Bill 2704. Representative Wenninger said the amended bill provides additional oversight through a larger board with representation from the state, the county and the city; adds protections to prevent public dollars from being used for luxury items such as suites; returns “Bilbo” to its original intent to recapture dollars generated at Chase Field; caps public dollars; and increases penalties if a team were to leave or fail to meet financial obligations.

Representative Wenninger summarized the negotiations and the changes as follows: the amendments “provide additional oversight for a larger board, with representation, from the state, the county, and the city, protections against these, public dollars being used for luxury items like suites. Bilbo goes back to its original intent to recapture dollars generated solely at Chase Field, and it, caps public dollars as well as enhanced penalties if the team were to leave or not fulfill their, financial obligation.”

The caucus transcript does not record a roll call or recorded vote on the measure. The transcript also does not identify the statutory mechanism for the recapture language, the precise dollar cap, or the composition and appointment process for the expanded oversight board; those details were not specified during the caucus remarks and would need to be confirmed in the bill text or committee records.

Staff and Representative Wenninger were the only speakers recorded discussing the bill during the caucus. The record shows concurrence with the amendments but does not record formal action, a vote tally, or implementation details.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","06/23/2025 - House Republican Caucus Calendar #30","oneSentenceSummary","Representatives reported concurrence with amendments to House Bill 2704 that add oversight by a larger board with state, county and city representation, cap public dollars for stadium projects, and increase penalties if a team leaves; caucus remarks said the bill returns Bilbo to its original intent to recapture Chase Field–generated dollars.","taxTitle","2025 Legislature Arizona, Arizona","taxId",78572,"location","Arizona","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6553910,"Caucus consolidates multiple agency continuation reviews into single omnibus bill (House Bill 2313)",32,63000,95000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5057313-1367ccb63d8fe3a861019709adb23ed3&start=63&end=95","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5057313-1367ccb63d8fe3a861019709adb23ed3/thumbnail_63000.jpg","/articles/6553910/Arizona/Caucus-consolidates-multiple-agency-continuation-reviews-into-single-omnibus-bill-House-Bill-2313","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6553910-27255faf9785f2f16635b4c4c6d5a953/orig.mp4?Expires=1771178123&Signature=fcAJUmlw4hZKJFd6RUulnvGRhGkTmLMQdZkcNNR4hf1LgBGoPAGzr2kTYE39pbebV5mKaIXh87sjvsEo0-SQIHtZE4jgpqpw6vMclF16Kn9dxkYhJRp9AuuJMXC5Ln4hgj-liUHYfrIVVHKoa3dmE8WZjR9VBbf4OD-XWTiYZKelN1fL~qTdF6lPKHuCESeqvweVflFF8176a7SAfMIH3k7vEW~THfxrD19dgQCjfKi-6jc~rVkujDpfLxqd09EMreqw4YsGbnIbRdEr9rizYU3TZA06RPVOg7HrQ~4zPE45b3QXG0VxOp6c0h58qo6oY9p~NGiFA8Gi72VVoKCSsA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At an Arizona legislative caucus meeting, Representative Bliss said House Bill 2313 combines multiple continuation-review bills into a single omnibus measure to streamline consideration.

“We, what we did to save time and energy and effort is we just combined all the continuation bills into 1 omnibus,” Representative Bliss said. She invited members with questions about any specific continuation review to contact her or Senator Dunn, and noted that chairs had collected data and metrics during reviews conducted the previous January.

The caucus record does not include bill text, vote tallies, or further details about which specific agencies or programs are included in the omnibus continuation review. Representative Bliss said chairs have notes on the metrics collected during committee reviews, but those materials were not discussed on the caucus floor during the recorded remarks.

No formal motion or vote on the omnibus measure is recorded in the transcript; Representative Bliss and Senator Dunn were identified as contacts for follow-up information.","Representative Bliss told the caucus that multiple continuation-review bills were combined into an omnibus measure to save time; committee notes and January metrics exist but were not discussed in detail at the caucus.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":79,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6553914,"Arizona caucus notes concurrence on bill to add ADWR review of assured water supply applications",18000,50000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5057313-1367ccb63d8fe3a861019709adb23ed3&start=18&end=50","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5057313-1367ccb63d8fe3a861019709adb23ed3/thumbnail_18000.jpg","/articles/6553914/Arizona/Arizona-caucus-notes-concurrence-on-bill-to-add-ADWR-review-of-assured-water-supply-applications","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6553914-bf3d1bf685fa20f195ad16754af16cb8/orig.mp4?Expires=1771178123&Signature=Aa-Tf5O0VUygGnK-Lg3HCcWEZMHka3OTx1sPEX2rOuNRFZEX6T1zrapWelPiFc7guM9AGoQTaI~b6nRSEhVc88-Udh8t5OAN4ZCndkTSP2QxCQAl44QKTjKuwGJeUupb7buuCW7Dhuj~GO6~Jo3DF-rukcauZ767mUHrh69xbIAC9l5JKD7FtPz3rHcPGyo2Prm1ZGamwyCV1OO6jSwgl~oN3SfgTwOjUsD03ttQ6t5Kqv2nypKj0nIJp35eVXDDvUv6ti8nVzHSL0pBWLcLHZwM2oAtmTvXwZYUi~MXb7tDciL3KnartKZ5KhduQv~2Dwvoo6S94hwZeQu5GQBtiQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At a caucus meeting of Arizona legislators, Representative Griffin indicated she concurs with Senate amendments to House Bill 2091, a measure that would require the Arizona Department of Water Resources to review certain applications for a certificate of assured water supply.

The bill’s House version had originally instructed applicants for building permits for new single-family residential construction or applicants for land divisions to identify ownership interests in the property, staff said during the meeting. The Senate adopted a “strike everything” amendment that, according to the staff presentation, adds the ADWR review provision. Representative Griffin told members she concurred with the Senate changes and made herself available for questions.

Representative Griffin described the bill as protective of projects already underway. “Yes. It’s a good bill. It grandfathers those that have been in, in the process prior to new regs. Good bill,” she said during the caucus.

The transcript record at the caucus does not show a formal vote or any additional direction; staff presented the amendments and Griffin’s concurrence was recorded. The bill text, how ADWR would conduct the specified reviews, funding for that review, and any implementation timeline were not specified in the meeting record.

The matter relates to state water-administration processes because the bill refers to review for a certificate of assured water supply. No statutes or rule citations were given in the caucus discussion, and no vote tally or formal motion was recorded in the transcript.

Items for follow-up noted in the meeting record include the ADWR review requirement in the Senate amendment and the grandfathering language Representative Griffin referenced. Additional details about implementation, enforcement, and any fiscal impact were not discussed at the caucus.","Legislators at a caucus meeting acknowledged concurrence with Senate amendments to House Bill 2091, which directs the Arizona Department of Water Resources to review certain applications related to assured water supply; Representative Griffin said the bill also grandfathered projects already in process.","actionData","errors"]

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Caucus notes changes to bill to tighten oversight, cap public dollars for stadium deals

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Arizona caucus notes concurrence on bill to add ADWR review of assured water supply applications