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Senate Bill 16 moved from committee with recommendations and fiscal note
Summary
The Senate Community and Regional Affairs Committee moved Senate Bill 16 (refuse utility regulations) out of committee by unanimous consent and authorized legislative legal services to make conforming changes; Senator Greg Jackson made the motion and Senator Myers offered closing comments.
The Senate Community and Regional Affairs Committee on April 30 moved Senate Bill 16, concerning refuse utility regulations, out of committee with individual recommendations and an accompanying fiscal note. Senator Greg Jackson made the motion and the committee proceeded without objection.
The chair said the measure had been the subject of an introductory hearing on April 21, when invited public testimony was taken. Senator Myers, the sponsor, offered brief closing remarks at the April 30 session, thanking the chair and colleagues for advancing the bill.
Senator Greg Jackson moved "Senate Bill 16 version [as indicated in the record] from committee with individual recommendations and accompanying fiscal note and authorize legislative legal services to make conforming changes." The chair asked if there was objection and, seeing none, announced that the bill moves from committee. The committee recessed briefly to sign paperwork and returned to the record at 1:45 p.m.
No roll-call vote was recorded in the transcript and no further debate or public comment was taken on the measure at this meeting. The committee adjourned at 1:52 p.m.
