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Committee executive session: roll-call outcomes and committee recommendations
Summary
The Environment & Agriculture Committee completed an executive session with recorded votes on several bills and resolutions, advancing some measures and tabling others. This roundup lists each formal action the committee recorded during the session and the vote tallies.
During its executive session the House Environment & Agriculture Committee recorded roll-call votes on a set of bills and a house resolution. Below is a concise listing of motions the committee voted on in the session excerpted in the transcript. The list includes the motion, the mover, and the committee tally.
Votes recorded in the executive session (summary): - HB 171 (moratorium on permits for new landfills) — Amendment 2025-0465H: Motion passed 13–1. (Moved by Representative Gruber.) - HB 171 — OTPA (Ought to Pass as Amended): Motion passed 13–1. (Moved by Representative Gruber; seconded by Representative Freeman.) - HB 263 (applications to cost-of-care fund for livestock care): Committee voted ITL (Inexpedient to Legislate); motion passed (14–0). (Moved by Representative Aaron; seconded by Representative Haskins.) - HB 277 (use of the term "foal" and "colt" statutory correction): Committee voted OTP (Ought to Pass); motion passed (14–0). - HB 307 (food production area for Homestead Food operations): Committee adopted amendment 2025-0655H and voted OTPA on the bill with that amendment; amendment and OTPA passed (committee tally recorded as 14–0). - HB 396 (exempting certain in-state meat prepared in-state from federal inspection implications): Committee voted to RETAIN the bill for now (retention passed, recorded as 14–0); the committee indicated it would prepare a related joint resolution to the federal delegation. - HB 779 (allowing sale of rabbit meat in interstate commerce): Committee adopted amendment 2025-0647H and voted OTPA on the bill with that amendment (tally recorded as 14–0). - HR 13 (house resolution regarding permitting at Forest Lake Park): Committee adopted amendment 2025-0472H and voted OTPA on the resolution (tally recorded as 14–0).
Several motions also included committee direction that items be placed on the consent calendar where no member objected, and the committee assigned members to prepare the committee reports for bills advanced from the executive session.
Full vote tallies and roll-call records appear in the committee minutes and the transcript excerpt; these summaries reflect the outcomes recorded during the committee’s executive session included in the public transcript.
