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Utah House: quick takes and votes — Feb. 25 session
Summary
The Utah House approved a range of bills on Feb. 25, including measures on residential solar, UTA governance, boundary disputes, eyewear sales-tax exemptions and a uniform pre‑merger notification law. Vote tallies and short summaries are listed.
The Utah House concluded a busy Feb. 25 floor session, approving a variety of measures ranging from consumer protections and taxation to transportation and land‑use rules. Below are short summaries and the House vote tallies for bills acted on during the morning session.
Votes at a glance
- Third substitute House Bill 57 — Residential solar consumer‑protection amendments: Passed by the House, 72‑0. Sponsor Representative Jack described expanded disclosure requirements, a requirement that sales representatives be W‑2 employees (to increase accountability), and a payment schedule that withholds a final balloon payment until systems are complete and functioning.
- Second substitute House Bill 307 — Wildfire funding amendments (concurrence with Senate): Passed by the House, 61‑0. Sponsor Representative Snyder said Senate technical changes clarified how the account is expended.
- First substitute Senate Bill 174 — Transit and transportation governance (UTA): Passed by the House, 67‑0.…
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