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Votes at a glance: SJR 2, SB 30, SB 19 and SCR 16 cleared the House

Utah House of Representatives · February 13, 1992
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Summary

The House recorded roll‑call results on several Senate measures: SJR 2 passed 61–1; SB 30 passed 65–2; SB 19 passed 64–2; and SCR 16 (Union Pacific Depot donation) passed unanimously in the recorded tally shown in the transcript.

Several measures on the Senate calendar received recorded action in the House during the session.

Senate Joint Resolution 2 (multistate highway transportation compact): Representative Wadipes urged a favorable vote; the Speaker announced voting was closed with a tally of 61 yes and 1 no, and the resolution passed the House.

Senate Bill 30 (revisions to state highways): Representative Osler, sponsor, described the bill as an annual set of highway revisions; voting closed with 65 yes and 2 no votes and the bill passed and was signed by the Speaker for entry on the journal.

Senate Bill 19 (appropriation related to Bear River development): The House uncircled and proceeded to consideration; voting closed with 64 yes and 2 no votes and the bill passed for signature and journal entry.

Senate Concurrent Resolution 16 (resolution of appreciation to Union Pacific regarding donation of the Union Pacific Depot): Members recognized Drew Lewis, president of Union Pacific, and the House read and considered the resolution under suspension of the rules. Voting closed with the result reported as 4 affirmative and 0 negative and the resolution was signed by the Speaker.

These outcomes were procedural votes that carried the measures to signature and journal entry; the transcript does not record detailed roll‑call lists for each 'yes' and 'no' beyond the announced tallies.