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Utah Senate wraps special session: mineral‑lease bonds reauthorized, judges and executives confirmed, several house bills advanced

Utah State Senate · July 20, 2011
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During a one‑day special session the Utah Senate reauthorized mineral lease bond authority (SB 2001), confirmed judicial and executive appointments including Todd Shaughnessy and Lee Wyckoff, and passed three house bills on judicial retention, prison relocation and insurance changes; the session adjourned same day.

The Utah Senate completed a short, agenda‑focused special session on July 19, advancing a set of bills and confirming multiple gubernatorial appointments.

Senate Bill 2,001, presented by Senator Okerlund, reauthorizes special service districts’ ability to use federal mineral lease funds to secure bonds for large projects for another 10 years and installs a sunset‑review requirement to prevent an unintended lapse. The sponsor cited projects such as Seaford Ridge Road in Uinta County as…

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