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Votes at a glance: bills the Utah House moved on March 3, 1999
Summary
The House considered many Senate messages on March 3 and took final or concurrence votes on dozens of bills, including passage or concurrence on SB137, SB226, SB39-series, SB3, and numerous house bills sent back to the Senate for signature; recorded tallies are listed below.
The Utah House completed multiple actions on March 3. Key recorded votes and outcomes on the floor that day include:
- Senate Bill 137 (Powers of the Department of Community and Economic Development): Conference committee report adopted; passed House 65–4 and returned to the Senate for further action (SEG 272–274).
- House Bill 85 (Compulsory education/truancy): Concurred with Senate amendments and passed 49–19 (SEG 453–459).
- First substitute House Bill 130 (constitutional defense counsel amendments): Concurred with Senate amendments and passed 58–11 (SEG 500–505).
- Fifth substitute House Bill 358 (workers’ compensation amendments): House concurred with Senate amendments and passed 61–10 (SEG 580–583).
- House Bill 30 (appropriation for Center for Landscape Water Management): Passed the House and referred to the Senate for signature (56–13) (SEG 657–662).
- Senate Bill 226 (Professional Employer Organization licensing): Passed unanimously 69–0 after amendment (SEG 881–883).
- Senate Bill 40 (eviction for illegal activities; add weapons violations to nuisance definition): Passed 72–0 (SEG 1990–1995).
- Senate Bill 3 (Supplemental Appropriations Act): Passed as amended 51–23 (SEG 4875–4876).
- Senate Bill 210 (Divorce law/alimony): Passed after floor amendments 67–3 (SEG 1468–1470).
- Senate Bill 66 (Statewide highway criteria): Adopted corrected conference committee report and passed 48–21 (SEG 1643–1646).
This list is not exhaustive; the House also concurred with many other Senate amendments, placed bills on concurrence calendars, recalled bills for reconsideration, and appointed conference committees where chambers disagreed. For full vote tallies and the House Journal entries, see the official House Journal for March 3, 1999.
