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Regulatory Reform committee advances bill setting inventory limits for gas stations
Summary
The House Committee on Regulatory Reform voted unanimously to report House Bill 4276, a measure from Representative Snyder that would set inventory limits for gas stations, sending the bill to the full House with a favorable recommendation.
The House Committee on Regulatory Reform voted to report House Bill 4276, a measure from Representative Snyder that would establish inventory limits for gas stations, to the full House with a recommendation.
Chair Aragona presided as Representative Liberati moved to report the bill with recommendation. The committee clerk conducted a roll call; the motion passed with a tally of 16 yes, 0 no and 0 abstentions. Committee members present included Representative Fairbairn, Representative Wozniak, Representative Wenzel, Representative Tisdale, Representative Coedley, Representative Nyar, Representative Regis, Representative Thompson, Representative Linton, Representative Liberati, Representative Carter, Representative Whitworth, Representative Neely, Representative Devendorf and Representative Grant.
A support card was filed by Drew Beardsley of the Michigan Retailers Association; he did not speak during the hearing. There was no extended public testimony or protracted debate recorded on the bill during the committee meeting.
The committee moved on to additional business after the roll call. The bill now proceeds to the full House with the committee's recommendation.
