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Votes at a glance: key House actions, Feb. 1, 1990
Summary
A roundup of bills and formal actions taken by the Utah House on Feb. 1, 1990, including final vote tallies and immediate next steps for each item.
The Utah House took the following recorded or announced actions on Feb. 1, 1990:
• SCR 7 (commemorative resolution): Passed (58–0) under suspension of rules and returned to the Senate for signature (chair noted signing and journal entry).
• Substitute House Bill 37 (traffic right‑of‑way amendment): House concurred with Senate amendments and passed (reported 63–0); returned to Senate for enrollment/signature.
• Substitute House Bill 39 (regulation of automated dialing): House concurred with Senate amendments after the Senate substituted a clean bill and shortened allowable automated‑dialing hours; passed (reported 56–0) and returned to Senate.
• House Bill 56 (doctrine act amendment): House concurred with the Senate amendment that inserts a statutory cross‑reference (section 78‑30‑5); passed (reported 55–0) and will be transmitted to the Senate.
• House Bill 373 (tax filing amendments): Passed (reported 60–0) after sponsor summarized the limited scope (extending protected claim filing time related to Davis v. Michigan for tax year 1985); returned to Senate for signature.
• Senate Bill 141 (alcoholic beverage law revisions): Passed as amended (55–14); sponsor added legislative intent language on dram‑shop liability and license allocation; returned to Senate for signature.
• House Joint Resolution 14 (call/rescission for constitutional convention): Initially recorded as passed (39–34) but after motions to reconsider and further procedure a substitute resolution later failed 35–36 on final recorded vote.
• House Bill 125 (rename Area Vocational Centers to Applied Technology Centers): After debate and a failed funding amendment, HB 125 passed (53–15) and will be sent to the Senate.
Other committee reports and introductions were read and referred to standing committees or rules as noted on the floor. Signed bills and the speaker's signature were to be noted in the House Journal for the session.
These tallies and outcomes reflect the House's recorded actions on Feb. 1, 1990; all passed bills are subject to subsequent Senate action or enrollment as indicated.
