Pennsylvania Joint Resolutions Propose Constitutional Amendments
Two joint resolutions proposed by the General Assembly aim to amend Pennsylvania’s constitution. One would authorize bonds up to fifty million dollars for highway improvements. the other would restrict local special laws and regulate labor while preserving general law supremacy. The texts outline sections of Article Nine and Article Three with detailed prohibitions and new provisions. The secretary of the commonwealth attests a true copy of each resolution.
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Commonwealth
General Assembly
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
Secretary OF the Commonwealth
Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
Justices of the Peace
Pennsylvania Concurrent Resolution on Judges Election Day
The document proposes amending section three of article eight to set judges election on the municipal election day in odd-numbered years. It preserves current judges from districts who term ends in an odd year and allows future day changes by law with two-thirds approval. A true copy of Concurrent Resolution No. 3.
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Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Senate
General Assembly
Waterworks and rail project debt rules under Pennsylvania amendment
The statute outlines that counties or municipalities other than Philadelphia issuing obligations for waterworks, subways, underground railways, or street railways shall be debt of the municipality. It details conditions for interest and sinking fund payments based on net revenue or secured liens, allows extra indebtedness up to ten percent of assessed value with three-fifths voter approval, and notes a one-year operation period before tax levies for interest. A true copy is filed as Joint Resolution No. and signed by Secretary Robert McAfee.
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Justices of the Peace
General Assembly
Robert McAfer
The
Commonwealth
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Robert McAfee
Joint Resolution Four Amends Pennsylvania Taxation Clause
A true copy of Joint Resolution No. 4 proposes amending section one of article nine of the Pennsylvania Constitution to allow classification for graded or progressive taxes while preserving exemptions for public property used for public purposes religious worship burial grounds and purely public charity institutions as read in the official proclamation by Robert McAfed.
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Pennnsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Robert McAfed
The
Commonwealth
Proposal to amend Pennsylvania Constitution Article Eighteen
The Pennsylvania Senate and House in General Assembly propose an amendment to the eighteenth article of the state Constitution. The resolution seeks change to the Constitution of Pennsylvania and directs actions by lawmakers to implement the amendment.
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Pennsylvania
Senate
House of Representatives
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
General Assembly
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