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Votes at a glance: March 3, 1998 — key House roll calls
Summary
The Utah House recorded passage of multiple bills on March 3, including child‑care licensing (first substitute SB26, 43‑27), tax court coordination (SB62, 66‑0), redevelopment tax increment financing (SB212, 65‑1), and others; several bills were returned to the Senate for signatures.
Here are the key roll‑call outcomes from the Utah House floor on March 3, 1998, as announced by the Clerk and Speaker.
- HB162 (concur with Senate amendments; removal of erroneous one‑time language): passed, 58 yes, 7 no (Clerk recorded).
- First substitute HB194 (county improvement districts for water services): concurrence adopted (tally announced in floor proceedings).
- SB62 (district court review / trial de novo for tax commission cases): passed, 66 yes, 0 no. The House also adopted coordinating amendments related to SJR13.
- SB212 (tax increment financing for redevelopment agencies — interstate interchange funding example): passed, 65 yes, 1 no.
- SB161 (motor vehicle repair/insurance protections on glass company billing): passed, 49 yes, 13 no.
- First substitute SB26 (Utah Child Care Licensing Act revisions) as amended: passed, 43 yes, 27 no.
- Other bills concurred with Senate amendments and returned for the president’s signature include HB385, HB313, HB333, HB388 and multiple others as read on the floor; each action was announced by the Clerk.
Context and next steps: Several items were advanced with the House instructing staff to transmit concurrence or to send bills back to the Senate for signatures. A number of items (notably SB26 and SB158/SB181) will still require Senate reconciliation if the Senate does not accept House floor amendments.
