2009 General Legislative Session (3/11/2009) - Part 3

Utah House of Representatives · March 11, 2009

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Senate Bill 163 — Construction trade exemptions (handyman limit)

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Representative Grover placed Senate Bill 163 (construction trade exemptions) on the Senate calendar, explained changes to the handyman limit and permitted scope: raises/clarifies prior limits (previously changed from $1,000 to $3,000) and restricts handymen from acting as general contractors, limits billing to $3,000 per residence and work to a 6-month period; amendment No.6 (03/10/2009) from the Senate moved language to a different portion of the bill and passed; Representative Wiley offered and won Amendment No.5 to better define who can perform work to aid code enforcement. Support noted by

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The Utah House met in session to consider multiple Senate bills on March 10, 2009, debating amendments and voting on measures including construction trade exemptions, utility authority changes, impact fees, taxation of pass-through entities, underinsured motorist coverage, and a military installation development authority.

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