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The Daily Bulletin: 2017-02-01
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H 31 (2017-2018) MATERIAL FACT DISCLOSURE CLARIFICATIONS. Filed Feb 1 20 1 7, AN ACT TO CLARIFY THAT THE
INCLUSION OF REAL PROPERTY ON A COMPREHENSIVE TRANSPORTATION PLAN IS NOT A REQUIRED DISCLOSURE OR A
MA TERIAL FACT FOR THE PURPOSES OF DISCLOSURE FOR REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Enacts GS 39-5 1 , Inclusion of real properly in a comprehensive transportation plan not a material fact, providing that, when
real property is offered for conveyance, rent, or lease, it is not a material fact that the real property, or any portion of the real
property, is included in a comprehensive transportation plan adopted pursuant to GS 1 36-66.2 (concerning development of streets
and highways in and around municipalities), GS 136-212 (concerning rural transportation planning), or in accordance with
federal law. Prohibits a party or a party's agent to the conveyance, rental, or lease of real property to knowingly make a false
statement regarding the inclusion of the real property, or any portion of tire real property, in such a comprehensive transportation
plan.
Amends GS 47E-4. which sets out required disclosures an owner must provide to a purchaser in a residential property disclosure
statement, by adding a new subsection to provide that the adoption of a comprehensive transportation plan pursuant to GS 1 36-
66.2, GS 136-212, or in accordance with federal law, is not to be considered a required disclosure under the statute. Prohibits all
persons or agents subject to GS Chapter 47E. die Residential Property Disclosure Act to knowingly make a false statement
regarding die inclusion of real property in such a comprehensive transportation plan.
Applies to real estate contracts entered into on or after the date the act becomes law.
Intro, by Hastings, Stone, Davis, Flovd. GS 39, GS 47E
Development, Land Use and Housing, Land Use, Planning
View summary and Zoning, Property and Housing, Government, State
Agencies, Department of Transportation
H 32 (2017-2018) LIMITED CIVIL IMMUNITY SKI PATROL VOLUNTEERS. Filed Feb 1 20 1 7, AN ACT GRANTING LIMITED
IMMUNITY FROM CIVIL LIABILITY TO VOLUNTEERS IN GOOD STANDING WITH. AND CERTIFIED TO RENDER EMERGENCY
CARE BY. THE NATIONAL SKI PATROL SYSTEM. INC.
Current law, GS 90-2 1.14(a), grants limited civil immunity to volunteer medical or health care providers of local health
departments and community health centers who voluntarily and without die expectation of compensation render first aid or
emergency health care treatment to a person who is unconscious, ill or injured. For civil immunity to apply, it must be reasonably
apparent prompt decisions and actions are required and any delay in action would seriously worsen the physical condition or
endanger die life of die person. Additionally, current law provides diat immunity will not apply if the injury or deadi was caused
by gross negligence, wanton conduct or intentional wrongdoing by die person rendering the emergency aid or treatment.
This act extends the grant of limited civil liability to volunteer members of rescue squads, specifically including volunteers who
are in good standing with and certified to render emergency care by the National Ski Patrol System, Inc. Clarifies that die term
"compensation," as used in the statute, does not include complimentary lift tickets, food, lodging, or other gifts provided by any
resort, group, or agency as a gratuity to a volunteer member of the National Ski Patrol System, Inc.
Effective October 1, 2017.
Intro, by Dulin, Dobson, PresncIL Jordan. GS 90
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