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House passes substitute bill to create Capital Preservation Board for Utah Capitol
Summary
Substitute HB 385 passed the House on Feb. 26 to create a Capital Preservation Board to manage and preserve the Utah State Capitol and adjacent facilities; proponents said existing line items and $3 million in intent language would be transferred to the board-managed fund.
The House adopted substitute House Bill 385 on Feb. 26 to create a Capital Preservation Board charged with preserving and managing the Utah State Capitol and Capitol Hill facilities. The measure passed the House and will be transmitted to the Senate for further action.
Lieutenant Tanner moved a package of technical amendments and described them as primarily technical with one substantive provision limiting the board's control over…
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