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Committee adopts amendment and advances bill 14 88 after debate over university property process
Summary
A legislative committee adopted an amendment to "bill 14 88" and reported the measure out after members debated an opt-out process for property sales, appraisal selection by DFA, and whether an added Section 2 includes student forgiveness language.
A legislative committee adopted an amendment to "bill 14 88" and advanced the bill out of committee after a short round of questions and motions. The chair called for a motion to adopt the amendment and, after voice votes, announced that "bill 14 88 will be reported out."
The sponsor (identified in the transcript as a lawmaker) framed the change as procedural, saying the opt-out option is intended to make property transactions proceed "more smoothly" and noting the university already has the authority to sell property. The chair pressed for procedural detail, asking for confirmation that "the property will have to be sold at fair market value" and that appraisals would be handled under the described process. The transcript records motions and voice votes on the amendment and the bill as amended but does not provide a numeric roll-call tally.
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