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A Cedar Rapids lawmaker has raised concerns about potential underage labor and safety risks at the $52 million Banjo Block development receiving city and state tax incentives.
If the bill is signed by Gov. Reynolds, it would restrict households with more than $15,000 in liquid assets and personal property from accessing SNAP benefits.
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The complex has received millions in city and federal money
The Senate passed the legislation in February, but because the House amended the bill, the Senate will have to pass it again.
Amendment limits list of covered vehicles and removes liability protections for employers.