HB 30: HUMAN SERVICES MATCHING GRANTS CHAIRMAN OLBERG reconvened the meeting at 2:21 p.m. with all members except Representative Williams present and took up HB 30. REPRESENTATIVE TOM BRICE, PRIME SPONSOR of HB 30, stated the bill had been introduced to facilitate eligibility of Human Services Community Grants by the Fairbanks North Star Borough in lieu of the City of Fairbanks. He said, "The CS has an added section which would basically disallow 'double- dipping' of funds. So in other words, the City of Fairbanks could not participate in the program at the same time as the Fairbanks North Star Borough." REPRESENTATIVE DAVIES moved that the committee adopt the CS provided by the sponsor. There being no objections, CS HB 30 was ADOPTED. Number 422 REPRESENTATIVE DAVIES gave his support for CS HB 30 and expounded on his experience as a North Star Borough assemblyman. (Representative Williams rejoined the committee at 2:27 p.m.) REPRESENTATIVE TOOHEY asked about the effect of CS HB 30 on the City of Fairbanks. REPRESENTATIVE BRICE said the Fairbanks and North Pole City Councils passed resolutions in support of HB 30. REPRESENTATIVE BUNDE asked if the North Star Borough was more willing to provide social services than the City of Fairbanks. REPRESENTATIVE BRICE replied in the affirmative and added, "The services provided by City non-profits are area-wide and borough-wide so it's probably more appropriate that the borough be the entity administering the grants." REPRESENTATIVE DAVIES moved that CS HB 30 be moved out of committee with individual recommendations. Without objections, IT WAS SO MOVED. ADJOURNMENT CHAIRMAN OLBERG adjourned the meeting at 2:29 p.m.