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House narrowly approves highway‑bonding package after debate over contracts and risk
Summary
First substitute Senate Bill 273, a highway‑bonding measure reworked to $6 million and intended to spur roadwork with private partners while holding the state harmless, passed the House in a close vote (39–35) after sponsors described contract protections and fiscal analysts said the reduced amount 'penciled out.'
The Utah House voted to approve first substitute Senate Bill 273 (highway bonding) after extended late‑session debate and a close recorded vote. Sponsors said the revised bill—amended down to a $6,000,000 project level—addresses concerns raised in earlier consideration and allows the state to enter agreements and require bonding so private…
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