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House advances technical real-estate amendments, concurs with Senate on historical-markers bill and places trust-land bill on circle
Summary
On Feb. 26 the House passed technical amendments to real-estate law (HB446), concurred with the Senate amendment to HB140 on historical markers, and placed HB416 (management of school and institutional trust land) on the circle for later consideration; committee reports were approved and the House recessed for caucus.
The Utah House cleared a set of procedural and technical measures on Feb. 26 while also completing committee actions and setting a large trust-land bill for later review.
Representative Wadobs moved to place House Bill 446, titled division of real estate amendments, on the circle and later moved the printed amendments. The House approved the department-corrective "pink-sheet" amendments and then approved the bill for transmission to the Senate; supporters said the bill consolidates technical changes for the Division of Real Estate and faces no known opposition.
Representative Evans moved concurrence with a Senate fiscal-note amendment to House Bill 140 (historical markers); the House concurred and took final roll-call on the bill. The clerk announced House Bill 140 passed with 65 yes votes and 3 no votes, and the measure was sent to the Senate for signature.
Representative Mel Brown announced House Bill 416 (management of school and institutional trust land) was large and placed it on the circle with a fiscal note and copies available in the circle for members to review.
Multiple committee reports were presented and adopted by voice vote, including Human Services and Transportation/Public Safety items; the body then recessed for a short caucus period.
