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HCR 65

House concurrent resolution recognizing May 2025 as Progressive Supranuclear Palsy Awareness Month in Vermont

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Daisy Berbeco and 19 co-sponsors

HCR 65 urges concurrent, coordinated land-use reviews by state and county bodies to speed reclassifications while preserving proper sequencing.

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Bill Summary · HCR 65

Summary — HCR 65 (provided text)

Note up front: the document you provided appears to combine text from multiple, unrelated concurrent resolutions and contains inconsistent metadata. The header you gave (a Louisiana condolence resolution for the death of Jay Batt) is not present in the body. Instead, the body contains (A) a Delaware-style resolution recognizing behavioral health professionals and naming the 2025 Delaware Behavioral Health Professional of the Year, and (B) a Hawaii-style concurrent resolution (HCR 65) requesting coordinated land‑use review. Legislative actions and sponsors listed also appear to be merged from different jurisdictions. Because of these inconsistencies, the summary below treats the two distinct substantive texts found in the provided document separately and flags the procedural inconsistencies at the end.

Component A — Delaware: Recognition of 2025 Behavioral Health Professional of the Year

  • Purpose and intent

    • Commends and recognizes outstanding behavioral health professionals who provide mental-health services in Delaware public and charter schools.
    • Specifically names Jaclyn (Jaclyn/Jaclyn) Durant of Red Clay Consolidated School District as the 2025 Delaware Behavioral Health Professional of the Year.

  • Key provisions / content

    • Lists the District/Charter Behavioral Health Professionals of the Year for 19 school districts and the Delaware Charter School Network (names and job titles for each district nominee).
    • Commends Jaclyn Durant and the other named professionals for their service.
    • Directs that suitably prepared copies of the resolution be presented to Jaclyn Durant and each district/charter honoree.

  • Who is affected

    • The awardees and their school districts, behavioral health staff statewide, students and families who receive their services, and the broader education community in Delaware.

  • Expected impact

    • Formal recognition and gratitude for school-based behavioral health staff; likely positive morale, visibility for school mental‑health services, and encouragement for continued investment/support.

Component B — Hawaii: Request for concurrent land‑use reviews (HCR 65 text)

  • Purpose and intent

    • Urges improved coordination and scheduling among the State Land Use Commission, county planning commissions, and county councils to speed up land reclassification processes.

  • Key provisions / requests

    • Requests the Land Use Commission to coordinate with each county planning commission and county council to conduct concurrent reviews of:
    • County general plan amendments (county-level)
    • State district boundary amendments (Land Use Commission or county if below acreage threshold)
    • County zoning amendments (county-level)
    • Emphasizes that decisions must still occur in the proper sequence but be scheduled as close together as practicable.
    • Requests development of administrative protocols or memoranda of understanding to enable shared hearings, joint public comment opportunities, and synchronized timelines.
    • Directs that certified copies of the resolution be transmitted to named officials (Land Use Commission chair, planning directors, county mayors and council chairpersons).

  • Who is affected

    • State Land Use Commission, county planning commissions/councils, planning departments of the four counties, landowners, developers, businesses, and members of the public who participate in land‑use proceedings.

  • Expected impact

    • If adopted in practice, could reduce duplication, shorten overall reclassification timelines, and improve public convenience by synchronizing hearings and comment periods. Could also require administrative changes (MOUs/protocols) and careful sequencing to preserve substantive review and public notice requirements.

Procedural status and discrepancies to verify

  • The header you provided (a Louisiana condolence for Jay Batt) is not present in the body text.
  • The body contains two different resolutions (Delaware recognition and Hawaii land‑use coordination). The legislative actions timeline and sponsors list appear to be a mixed compilation (dates in March–June 2025, governor signing on 2025‑04‑22, many sponsors from different states).
  • Recommendation: consult the official legislative website for the jurisdiction of interest (e.g., Hawaii Legislature for HCR 65; Delaware General Assembly for the recognition resolution; Louisiana House for any condolence resolution regarding Jay Batt) to confirm the authoritative text, sponsor list, and accurate procedural status.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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