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Votes at a glance: key House floor outcomes, Feb. 10, 1998

Utah House of Representatives · February 10, 1998
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Summary

Quick list of bills taken on the Feb. 10 House floor and their outcomes, including passage of HB112/HB113, HB99, HB81, HB90, HB290, HB236 and the failed HB204 and HB32.

The Feb. 10 House floor recorded these definitive outcomes:

- HB57: Motion to appoint a conference committee on House Bill 57 carried; Speaker appointed Representatives Afton Bradshaw, Marty Stevens and Steve Barth (SEG 001–027). - HB290 (Engineer License Amendment): Passed, 62 yes, 8 no (SEG 224–281). - HB112 (Underground Storage Tank Assurance Amendment): Passed, 67 yes, 0 no (SEG 330–382). - HB113 (Underground Storage Tank Program/cleanup appropriation): Passed, 67 yes, 0 no (SEG 384–414). - HB204 (State Election Commission): Failed, 21 yes, 49 no (SEG 436–1113). - HB32 (Disclosure of Tobacco Ingredients): Failed, 34 yes, 37 no (SEG 1122–1533). - HB99 (Sentencing Credit for Good Behavior): Passed, 67 yes, 0 no (SEG 1535–1755). - HB236 (Funding for cleanup of Taylorsville dump site): Passed, 40 yes, 30 no (SEG 1758–2032). - HB81 (Motion to vacate ex parte protective orders): Passed, 70 yes, 0 no (SEG 2034–2091). - First Substitute HB90 (Mailbox damage and mail theft): Passed, 68 yes, 0 no (SEG 2093–2224).

Several committee reports were adopted and many bills were set for second or third reading or placed on consent calendars; adjournment was taken at the close of the session (SEG 2239–2256).