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Votes at a glance: action taken on multiple bills and resolutions Feb. 17, 2004
Summary
On Feb. 17 the Utah House passed several measures on third reading, circled or uncircled other bills for further work, and voted to reconsider items; recorded outcomes include HB 122 (64-8), HB 131 (72-0), HB 149 circled, and HB 105 returned for reconsideration.
The Utah House completed votes and procedural actions on a set of bills and resolutions during the Feb. 17 floor session.
Key outcomes recorded on the House floor:
- HB 122 (Private investigator amendments): Passed 64 yes, 8 no; sponsor said industry and safety divisions supported the measure.
- HB 131 (Eminent domain amendments): Passed unanimously, 72 yes, 0 no; the bill allows shareholders in mutual stock water companies to participate in condemnation defenses, requires courts to consider present and future impairment of water systems in damages, and provides rules for assessing the value of crops at service of summons.
- HB 149 (New Automobile Franchise Act): Representative Curtis moved to circle the bill for further work; motion to circle carried (recorded committee vote of 8 yes, 3 no, 2 absent).
- HB 105 (First substitute, continuing education for contractors): Representative Bennion moved to reconsider prior action on the first substitute; the motion to reconsider carried, returning the bill for further consideration.
- HB 170 (Attorney General Responsibilities): Passed 72 yes, 1 no (see separate coverage).
These outcomes reflect the House's third-reading actions, motions to circle or uncircle, and reconsideration votes. Bills that passed on third reading will be sent to the Senate for further consideration; circled bills are set aside for committee or sponsor work.
