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Senate advances technical corrections to construction registry law; minor code fixes approved
Summary
Senate Bill 14, a set of technical corrections to building and construction project registry language (including correcting a board name and removing inappropriate filers from the registry), was advanced to the third-reading calendar after no recorded opposition.
Senator Matson presented Senate Bill 14, describing it as a minor set of technical corrections arising from interim Workforce Services, Community and Economic Development meetings.
Matson said the bill removes lenders and bonding entities from those required to file project-completion information in a construction registry and corrects a board name (the transcript indicates insertion of the correct board name). He said the changes are limited and noncontroversial; there was no recorded opposition or concern during interim review.
The Senate voted to place SB 14 on the third-reading calendar. The clerk reported, "Senate Bill 14, having received 26 yea votes, 0 nay votes, 3 being absent, passes, will be placed at the bottom of the third reading calendar."
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