Fifty-sixth Legislature                          Military Affairs & Public Safety

First Regular Session                                                   S.B. 1136

 

PROPOSED

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AMENDMENTS TO S.B. 1136

(Reference to Senate engrossed bill)

 

 


Strike everything after the enacting clause and insert:

"Section 1. Title 41, chapter 37, article 2, Arizona Revised Statutes, is amended by adding section 41-3955.03, to read:

START_STATUTE41-3955.03. Housing grant program; military transitional housing; veteran housing; affordable housing; definitions

A. The housing grant program is established for the construction of military transitional housing, veteran housing, affordable housing or homeless housing in this state. The department shall administer the grant program. grants shall be awarded to for-profit or nonPROFIT companies and organizations and may be awarded to a municipality or a county or to a consortium of municipalities and counties for the construction of military transitional housing, veteran housing, affordable housing or homeless housing using renewable building materials, innovative building materials and renewable energy and innovative energy for utilities.

B. The department may establish priorities for funding grant PROJECTS, which may include funding indoor encampment structures, tiny homes or similar low-cost structures that can be assembled quickly.

C. Grant monies may also be used by a for-profit or nonPROFIT company or organization, a municipality or a county or a consortium of municipalities and counties for any of the following:

1. To manufacture and construct renewable building materials and innovative building materials.

2. To install renewable energy and innovative energy COMPONENTS, MACHINERY or EQUIPMENT.

D. each grant project shall optimize energy performance and comply with the state energy conservation code and may include any of the following features:

1. solar modules.

2. geothermal heating and cooling technologies.

3. air-powered electric generators.

4. suber corks.

5. water plants.

6. solar well and water pumps.

7. Optimized energy performance for new construction.

8. graphene supercapacitor batteries.

9. synthetic catalysts that are leadership in energy and environmental design-certified and engineered specifically to eliminate oil fouling that occurs in air conditioning and refrigeration systems.

10. pathogen defense-certified technologies that reduce viruses, bacteria, odors and volatile organic compounds both on surfaces and in the air.

11. physical water electrostatic conditioners that are installed with the primary water main source to prevent scaling buildup and corrosion throughout the pipe system.

E. The department shall issue Grants that are conditional on a municipality or a county or a consortium of municipalities and counties adopting by rule, policy or mandate or otherwise the requirements that the project being built with grant monies comply with any of the following standards:

1. A version of the building rating system published by the United States green building council.

2. Any other standard authorized by the United States green building rating system.

F. Projects paid for with grant monies shall include any of the following:

1. the installation or replacement of heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems that are designed and constructed to reduce energy costs by a minimum of five percent, as determined by a standard described in subsection E of this section.

2. the installation or replacement of plumbing systems, INCLUDING plumbing fixtures that are designed and constructed to reduce potable water consumption in the aggregate by a minimum of thirty percent, as determined by a standard described in subsection E of this section.

G. For the purposes of this section:

1. "air-powered electric generator" means a hydrogen generator that provides alternative, sustainable and renewable power produced through high-velocity air and generated power that is accessible YEAR-ROUND.

2. "Geothermal heating and cooling technology" means a pump system that uses onsite geothermal energy for heating or cooling.

3. "graphene supercapacitor battery" means a fast-charging green technology source for clean energy storage that can perform for up to twenty-five years with no degradation, that is capable of cycling four times a day and that is projected to provide up to fifty thousand life cycles.

4. "Solar module" means a module that is used to supply electrical current from solar energy to a housing unit during the day while storing watts as backup for the night hours.

5. "solar well and water pump" means a solar-powered well and water pump that are used to deliver water with no fossil fuels to power the pump.

6. "suber cork" means an exterior coating system created by high grade raw cork and water-based acrylic resin that is used for insulation with a low level of water transmission. END_STATUTE

Sec. 2. Delayed repeal

Section 41-3955.03, Arizona Revised Statutes, as added by this act, is repealed from and after December 31, 2028."

Amend title to conform


 

 

KEVIN PAYNE

 

 

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03/23/2023

12:22 PM

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