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Votes at a glance: major bills and consent items, Feb. 8, 1993 House session

Utah House of Representatives · February 8, 1993
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Summary

A roundup of key floor outcomes from the Feb. 8 House session: several consent items and technical bills passed (SB 38, SB 77, HB 98, HB 197, HB 108, HB 86, HB 12, Substitute HB 55, Substitute HB 120). Tallies and destinations for each measure are listed.

The Utah House completed voting on multiple bills and consent items during the Feb. 8, 1993 floor session. The following is a concise list of measures taken up and their recorded outcomes on the House floor:

- Senate Bill 38 (code repealer): Passed on consent, recorded 68 yes, 0 no. (Floor sponsor explanation and vote recorded.) - Senate Bill 77 (committee membership housekeeping): Passed, recorded 67 yes, 0 no. - House Bill 98 (vehicle width — farm tractors): Passed to Senate, recorded 62 yes, 2 no. - House Bill 197 (transportation technical amendment): Passed to Senate, recorded 66 yes, 0 no. - House Bill 108 (legislative technical corrections): Passed to Senate, recorded 67 yes, 0 no. - House Bill 86 (public notice of state projects): Passed to Senate, recorded 62 yes, 0 no. - House Bill 12 (small claims court limit increase): Passed to Senate, recorded 66 yes, 5 no. - Substitute House Bill 55 (Utah State Veterans Home): Passed to Senate, recorded 68 yes, 2 no (see separate coverage for debate and fiscal discussion). - Substitute House Bill 120 (Enterprise Zone amendments): Passed to Senate, recorded 66 yes, 1 no.

Several other committee reports and consent items were adopted without recorded opposition. Measures passed on the floor will be transmitted to the Senate or further processed according to legislative rules. This roundup excludes bills that were circled or returned to the calendar for additional action.