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Committee approves two measures in work session: SB106 and SB405
Summary
During the meeting’s work session, the Assembly Natural Resources Committee advanced two measures by unanimous voice vote: SB106 (Tahoe vessel speed misdemeanor) and SB405 (Transit to Trails Task Force).
CARSON CITY — After three bill hearings the Assembly Committee on Natural Resources took up work-session items May 5 and advanced two measures by unanimous voice vote.
SB106 — Tahoe shoreline vessel speed: Becky Pratt of the Legislative Counsel Bureau summarized SB106, sponsored by the Senate Committee on Natural Resources on behalf of the Legislative Committee for the review and oversight of the Tahoe Regional Planning Agency. Pratt said the bill makes it a misdemeanor to operate a vessel at speeds above 5 nautical miles per hour within 600 feet of the Lake Tahoe shoreline. Vice Chair LaRue Hatch moved to do pass the measure; Assembly Member Karis seconded. The motion passed by unanimous voice vote in committee.
SB405 — Transit to Trails Task Force: Legislative staff summarized SB405 as creating a Transit to Trails Task Force; Vice Chair LaRue Hatch moved to do pass and Assembly Member Watts seconded. The committee approved the motion by unanimous voice vote.
Votes at a glance
- SB106 — Motion to do pass: moved by Vice Chair LaRue Hatch; seconded by Assembly Member Karis; outcome: approved (unanimous voice vote recorded; exact roll-call count not read into the record).
- SB405 — Motion to do pass: moved by Vice Chair LaRue Hatch; seconded by Assembly Member Watts; outcome: approved (unanimous voice vote recorded; exact roll-call count not read into the record).
Ending: Both measures were assigned floor statements and advanced from committee for further consideration.
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