2003 General Legislative Session (2/13/2003) - Part 2

Utah State Senate · February 13, 2003

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Art museum proposal and concerns

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An unidentified speaker outlined a proposal for a centrally located, affordable art museum to broaden public access and said private support exists ("There's a big plan ... exposing more people to our art in an affordable central location"). Senator Hickman voiced concern that approving the resolution could imply future state funding or ownership; others, including the chair of Economic Development Appropriations, said the state may appropriately help fund the project when asked and noted existing private and bank support. The Senate moved to "circle" (hold) the bill for later consideration; a

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The Utah State Senate convened for floor action on Feb. 13, 2003, debating a range of bills including funding for an art museum, management of wolves, transportation-corridor preservation, off-highway vehicle funding, and a contested change to local votes on fluoridation; multiple bills advanced to third-reading calendars after roll-call votes.

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