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Utah House floor roundup: several bills introduced, a string of Senate transmittals, and committee referrals
Summary
The Feb. 28 House floor session opened with a routine package of Senate‑passed bills, several House bills read for the first time and sent to House Rules, and brief action adopting substitutes or circling a range of bills; notable quick votes included passage of HB 372 (Point of the Mountain authority) and multiple bills read for first time.
The House convened, the clerk announced a block of Senate‑passed measures sent to the House for consideration, and the clerk read multiple House bill titles for first reading and referral to committee. Items read for first time included House Bill 9 (revenue bond and capital facilities authorizations) and HB 479 (zero‑emission vehicle program). Several bills were circled or uncircled by motion and referred back to committee according to the chamber’s rules.
Representative Snow presented first substitute HB 372 to create a Point of the Mountain State Land Authority to plan and manage development of the former prison property; the bill passed the House 66–0 and will be transmitted to the Senate. The clerk also reported other Senate bills transmitted for House consideration later in the day.
The House concluded with announcements and adjourned until March 1 at 10 a.m.
