Ohio · 136 session · senate
SB 106Regulate the ownership of electric vehicle charging stations
- Status
- Passed chamber
- Latest action
- — Effective
- Primary sponsor
- Bill Reineke (Republican)
- Transportation : Motor Vehicles
- Utilities : Electric Utilities
- Senate Public Utilities Committee
- House Energy Committee
Latest change summary
+95 / −68 words · LargeConfidence: high
This version of SB 106 transitions from House-passed format to enrolled bill format through purely technical and ministerial changes. The preamble undergoes formatting updates including removal of sponsor/cosponsor listings and standardization of capitalization in the enacting clause, while Section 2 adds standard legislative attestation, signature lines for legislative officers, and filing certification language. No substantive provisions are altered; the bill continues to repeal the same seven code sections (4909.042, 4909.15, 4909.173, 4909.174, 4928.01, 4928.03, and 4928.041) related to electric vehicle charging station regulation without modification to the scope or effect of those repeals.
- Addition of legislative officer signature lines and attestation language to Section 2
- Reformatting of bill designation from 'Sub. S. B. No. 106' to 'Substitute Senate Bill Number 106'
- Removal of sponsor and cosponsor listings from preamble
- Standardization of enacting clause capitalization from all capitals to standard case
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Sponsors
- Bill Reineke (Republican) · primaryprimary
Versions
- As Introduced
- As Reported by the Senate Public Utilities Committee
- As Passed by the Senate
- As Reported by the House Energy Committee
- As Passed by the House
- As Enrolled
Legislative history
- Effective 9/23/26
- Effective
- Signed By The Governor
- Sent To The Governor
- Concurred in House amendments
- Passed
- Reported - Substitute
- Referred to committee
- Introduced
- Passed
- Reported - Substitute
- Referred to committee
- Introduced
Official sources
- Analysis: As Reported By House CommitteePDF
- Analysis: As Passed By SenatePDF
- Analysis: As Reported By Senate CommitteePDF
- Analysis: As IntroducedPDF
- Fiscal Notes: Final Fiscal NotePDF
- Fiscal Notes: As Passed By HousePDF
- Fiscal Notes: As Reported By House CommitteePDF
- Fiscal Notes: As Passed By SenatePDF
- Fiscal Notes: As Reported By Senate CommitteePDF
- Fiscal Notes: As IntroducedPDF
- Additional Documents: Synopsis of House Committee AmendmentsPDF
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- No — this is Billy’s public legislative record for SB 106. Official source links are listed above when publishers provide them.
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