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Committee clears annual road-jurisdiction cleanup bill (HB 26)
Summary
House Bill 26, the routine road-jurisdiction inventory update, was advanced unanimously to the Senate floor; it adds a section of State Route 193 and removes a parallel road from the state inventory.
Representative Tom Peterson presented House Bill 26, the annual road-jurisdiction amendments bill that updates the state's inventory of highways and municipally controlled roads. Peterson said the bill is passed every year to ensure code matches actual state roads; this year's change adds the final section of State Route 193 (which connects into the West Davis Corridor) and removes a parallel local road (300 North) from the inventory.
No public comment was offered. Senator Winterton moved and the committee voted to recommend HB 26 favorably to the Senate floor; the chair announced the motion passed unanimously.
The measure is a routine inventory and mapping update and does not create new policy beyond updating statutory lists of state-maintained roads.
