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Clerk reports committee substitutions and referral for Senate Bill 266 on historic flood building-code exemption
Summary
A committee report read to the House recorded that Senate Bill 266 (committee substitute number 1) on a historic flood event building-code exemption had a favorable House committee substitute, an unfavorable Senate committee substitute, and was re-referred; the clerk also reported that the Senate committee substitute was placed on the unfavorable calendar and the House committee substitute was referred to rules.
The clerk read a committee report on Senate Bill 266 during the June 5 session, describing committee-substitute activity and referral status for a measure described in the transcript as a "historic flood event building code exemption."
As read to the chamber: "Senate bill 2 66, committee substitute number 1, historic flood event building code exemption, favorable house committee sub, unfavorable senate committee sub, and re referred." The clerk’s announcement further noted the Senate committee substitute was placed on the unfavorable calendar and the House committee substitute was referred to rules.
The transcript does not record floor debate or a roll-call vote on the measure at this session; the clerk’s remarks are a procedural status report to members. The reading named Representatives Winslow and Kyle Hall in the committee context and identified the House Energy and Public Utilities Committee chair in the report reading.
Next steps implied by the clerk’s reading are committee-calendar status and referral to rules, which affect how and whether the measure will reach further floor consideration.
