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Votes at a glance: key measures passed Feb. 6, 1998 House floor
Summary
The House adopted a package of consent and floor items on Feb. 6, 1998, including several consent-calendar measures and recorded votes on First Substitute HB194 (46-26), HB207 (65-3), HB292 (68-0) and other bills sent to the Senate.
The Utah House recorded floor action on multiple measures on Feb. 6, 1998. Highlights:
- First Substitute House Bill 194 (amendments to county improvement districts for water services): Passed 46-26 after extended floor debate and adoption of substitute language and technical pink-sheet amendments.
- House Bill 207 (environmental crimes amendment): Passed 65-3; bill adds a "knowingly" standard in some criminal provisions and aligns certain state penalties with federal law.
- House Bill 292 (Utah National Guard tuition assistance): Passed 68-0 after a clarifying amendment directing the Adjutant General to consider recruitment and retention needs.
- Consent and second-reading items forwarded to the Senate included HB283 (ice cream/milk dispenser requirements) 67-0; HB302 (conveyance of water rights) 63-0; HB278 (vehicle registration requirements) 63-0; HB193 (election law revisions) 65-0; SB89 (private collection of delinquent taxes) 68-0; and others announced in committee reports.
All passed measures will be transmitted to the Senate or continue through the legislative process as appropriate.
