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Votes at a glance: key House actions Feb. 25, 1998
Summary
On Feb. 25 the Utah House took multiple floor actions: concurrence on HB72 (69–0), passage of HB370 (68–0), passage of HB343 (55–12), passage of second-substitute HB120 (65–3), and approval of first-substitute SJR10 (52–19). Several committee reports and numerous bills were placed on the third-reading calendar.
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The House recorded several notable roll-call results and procedural actions during the Feb. 25 floor session:
- House Bill 72 (concur with Senate amendments): recorded 69 yes, 0 no; bill to be returned to the Senate for signature.
- House Bill 370 (property tax: intangibles): recorded 68 yes, 0 no; bill clarifies treatment of intangibles and will be sent to the Senate.
- House Bill 343 (shooting ranges code amendment): recorded 55 yes, 12 no; bill provides nuisance protections and plat-notice requirements and will be transmitted to the Senate.
- Second substitute House Bill 120 (Department of Human Services: Office of Licensing): recorded 65 yes, 3 no after reconsideration; bill narrows licensing rule-writing authority to enumerated health-and-safety areas.
- First substitute Senate Joint Resolution 10 (constitutional amendment on wildlife initiatives): recorded 52 yes, 19 no; resolution will advance in the constitutional amendment process.
In addition to these recorded votes, the House adopted several committee reports and referred multiple bills to the Rules Committee and the third-reading calendar.
