Components of Senate Bill 51 Omnibus amendment

 $20 M capital appropriation for the reconstruction of the Statehouse underground parking
garage.
 $15 M capital appropriation for Blanchard River flood mitigation.
 $15 M capital appropriation for construction of a new stadium for the Columbus Crew.
 $2 M capital appropriation for upgrades/repairs for the Governor’s residence.
 Increase LSC line 035-501, Litigation, by $1 M in FY’19.
 Increase DMH line 336-421, Continuum of Care Services, by $1 M in FY’19 to expand youth
resiliency programs.
 Convey the Ocasek Building in Akron to the City of Akron.
 Move the capital appropriation for the Bay Village Emergency Boat Shelter from Cleveland State
to Cuyahoga Community College.
 Redirect a $250,000 capital appropriation from the Gordon, Hauss, Folk Mill to the Armstrong
Air Museum.
 Redirect a $100,000 capital appropriation for the Green Township Great Miami Watershed
Improvements to Filview Bike/Hike Trail in Green Township.
 Change the name of a $50,000 capital appropriation from “Clark Gable Elevator Installation
Project” to “Clark Gable Facility Improvements”.
 Change the name of $250,000 project from “Sandy Valley Park Trails” to “Magnolia Flouring
Mills Restoration”.
 Move $200,000 capital appropriation for James E. Carnes Convention Center from OHU to DNR.
 Redirect $175,000 from the Clinton County Police and Fire Memorial to the Clinton/Fayette
County MARCS tower.
 Corrects language from Senate Bill 299 relating to supplement payments for township fire levies
where a nuclear generating facility has lost more than 30% of its taxable value in one year.
 Establish a temporary procedure by which a village may apply for a property tax exemption and
the abatement of unpaid property taxes, penalties, and interest charged and payable in 2009
and thereafter on a former school building.
 Permit a county auditor to submit certified corrected valuations to the Tax Commissioner if a
non-profit hospital was added to the calculations in 2016 and removed in 2017.
 Conform state agency background checks to comply with federal law. Specifically IRS
publication 1075 requires the use of the FBI. Currently some state agencies use BCI and are out
of compliance.
 Synchronize state definition of “taxable year” in regards to the net profits tax with the federal
government and municipalities.
 Clarify that the sales tax liability for goods received in Ohio to be shipped abroad is for the end
recipient, not the entity receiving the goods to be shipped.
 Extend the ability of Clermont County to seek a lodging tax by 1 year.
 Remove requirement, included in Senate Bill 299, that the Department of Agriculture establish
rules relating to the Soil and Water Phosphorus Program. This language was initially included in
an earlier draft that provided for a capital appropriation, subsequent versions of the bill changed
the appropriation to GRF, but inadvertently left the rule language.
 Permit the Tax Commissioner to grandfather a TIF created in 2005, which did not send the
proper documentation to the Tax Commissioner at the time, if certain requirements are met.
 Codify an agreement between interested parties relating to the taxation of supplemental
executive retirement plans (SERPs).