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Appropriations panel reports three property‑conveyance bills to the House with recommendations
Summary
The House Appropriations Committee voted to report three property-conveyance bills — HB4011, HB4023 and HB4135 — to the full House with recommendations after receiving supplemental information; votes were unanimous or near‑unanimous.
The House Appropriations Committee in Lansing voted to report three property conveyance bills to the full House with recommendation: House Bill 4011, House Bill 4023 and House Bill 4135.
On a motion to report House Bill 4011, moved by Representative Maddock, the clerk recorded 28 yeas, 0 nays and 0 passes; the bill was "reported with recommendation." Representative Beeson moved to report House Bill 4023; the clerk again recorded 28 yeas, 0 nays and 0 passes and the bill was "reported with recommendation." Representative Snyder moved to report House Bill 4135; the clerk recorded 27 yeas, 0 nays and 1 pass and the bill was "reported with recommendation."
Committee staff said the bills had been heard previously and that the committee was still awaiting some supplemental information requested last week, including a list of vacant and partially filled buildings. Neil D'Souza of the Department of Technology, Management and Budget (DTMB) had submitted a support card and was listed as a non-speaking supporter for the record.
What the committee did: All three bills were advanced out of committee with recommendations to the full House; the committee did not take substantive floor testimony on the bills during this session because the formal hearing occurred the prior week.
Ending note: Committee leadership said outstanding documents (including the requested inventories) remain due from staff but would not hold up the reporting action taken during the session.
