PRINTER'S NO. 1718

THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF PENNSYLVANIA


HOUSE BILL

No. 1446 Session of 1977


        INTRODUCED BY J. L. WRIGHT JR., JULY 5, 1977

        REFERRED TO COMMITTEE ON LABOR RELATIONS, JULY 5, 1977

                                     AN ACT

     1  Amending the act of June 2, 1975 (P.L.3, No.2), entitled "A
     2     supplement to the act of May 28, 1937 (P.L.955, No.265),
     3     entitled, as amended, 'An act to promote public health,
     4     safety, morals, and welfare by declaring the necessity of
     5     creating public bodies, corporate and politic, to be known as
     6     housing authorities to engage in slum clearance, and to
     7     undertake projects, to provide dwelling accommodations for
     8     persons of low income; providing for the organization of such
     9     housing authorities; defining their powers and duties;
    10     providing for the exercise of such powers, including the
    11     acquisition of property by purchase, gift or eminent domain,
    12     the renting and selling of property, and including borrowing
    13     money, issuing bonds, and other obligations, and giving
    14     security therefor; prescribing the remedies of obligees of
    15     housing authorities; authorizing housing authorities to enter
    16     into agreements, including agreements with the United States,
    17     the Commonwealth, and political subdivisions and
    18     municipalities thereof; defining the application of zoning,
    19     sanitary, and building laws and regulations to projects built
    20     or maintained by such housing authorities; exempting the
    21     property and securities of such housing authorities from
    22     taxation; and imposing duties and conferring powers upon the
    23     State Planning Board, and certain other State officers and
    24     departments,' providing for civil service protection for
    25     certain employees of certain housing authorities," further
    26     providing for certain employees of housing authorities.

    27     The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
    28  hereby enacts as follows:
    29     Section 1.  The act of June 2, 1975 (P.L.3, No.2), entitled
    30  "A supplement to the act of May 28, 1937 (P.L.955, No.265),


     1  entitled, as amended, 'An act to promote public health, safety,
     2  morals, and welfare by declaring the necessity of creating
     3  public bodies, corporate and politic, to be known as housing
     4  authorities to engage in slum clearance, and to undertake
     5  projects, to provide dwelling accommodations for persons of low
     6  income; providing for the organization of such housing
     7  authorities; defining their powers and duties; providing for the
     8  exercise of such powers, including the acquisition of property
     9  by purchase, gift or eminent domain, the renting and selling of
    10  property, and including borrowing money, issuing bonds, and
    11  other obligations, and giving security therefor; prescribing the
    12  remedies of obligees of housing authorities; authorizing housing
    13  authorities to enter into agreements, including agreements with
    14  the United States, the Commonwealth, and political subdivisions
    15  and municipalities thereof; defining the application of zoning,
    16  sanitary, and building laws and regulations to projects built or
    17  maintained by such housing authorities; exempting the property
    18  and securities of such housing authorities from taxation; and
    19  imposing duties and conferring powers upon the State Planning
    20  Board, and certain other State officers and departments,'
    21  providing for civil service protection for certain employees of
    22  certain housing authorities," is amended by adding a section to
    23  read:
    24     Section 3.1.  Any employee of a housing authority covered by
    25  the provisions of this supplement who, on the effective date of
    26  this amendatory act, is in provisional status and has been in
    27  provisional status since December 31, 1976, shall assume the
    28  status of a probationary employee for six months. After
    29  successful completion of the probationary period, such employee
    30  shall be granted regular status.
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     1     Section 2.  This act shall take effect immediately.




















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