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Votes at a glance: Senate clears a slate of bills, places several on third-reading calendar
Summary
On the concurrence and second-reading calendars the Senate concurred with and passed multiple bills (including SB87, HB115, HB335, HB152, HB128, HB183, HB324, SB57) or circled bills for later consideration (SB242, SB60). Tally results were recorded on the floor for each.
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The Utah Senate processed a busy calendar, concurring with House actions, adopting committee reports, and casting roll-call votes on multiple bills.
Concurrence and enrollment: Clerk reported numerous House actions transmitted to the Senate at the session start; several measures were referred to enrolling or rules for further processing.
Selected floor roll-call outcomes recorded on the docket: - SB87 (Marketable Record Title Amendment): Passed on concurrence (clerk-reported tally: 24 ayes, 0 nays; absences noted). - First Substitute House Bill 115 (Lien rights for preconstruction services): Passed on third consideration (reported 24 ayes, 0 nays; absences noted). - House Bill 335 (Military survivors tuition waiver amendments): Passed after sponsor presentation (reported 25 yeas, 0 nays; absences noted). - First Substitute House Bill 152 (School Community Council amendments): Passed (reported 22 yeas, 0 nays; absences noted). - Second Substitute House Bill 128 (Health reform amendments): Passed on floor (reported 23 yeas, 0 nays; six absent). - House Bill 183 (School district association leave policy): Passed after floor discussion (reported 15 yeas, 4 nays, absences noted). - House Bill 324 (HIV testing of alleged offenders): Passed after amendment and debate (reported 21 yeas, 2 nays; absences noted). - Second Substitute Senate Bill 57 (Community cat / TNR program): Passed second substitute on floor (reported 21 yeas, 3 nays; absences noted).
Other motions: Several bills were circled for later consideration, including SB242 and SB60. The Senate dissolved the Committee of the Whole, noted further communications from the House (e.g., First Substitute House Bill 477 to rules), and adjourned to reconvene at 8 a.m. the following day.
This summary records clerk-reported tallies and on-floor procedural actions as announced in session; it does not attempt to paraphrase detailed bill text beyond sponsors' floor presentations.
