2009 General Legislative Session (3/9/2009) - Part 3

Utah House of Representatives · March 9, 2009

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Discussion and passage of first substitute HB370 (disabled parking fine increase)

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Representative Dunnegan questioned the sponsor about whether HB370’s primary purpose is enforcement or to fund an employment program for people with disabilities; sponsor (Representative Mascaro) said the bill is to employ qualified people with disabilities and not enforcement. Dunnegan argued the $50 increase (raising the fine from $125 to $175) is disproportionate and that the executive branch should seek a $33,000 appropriation rather than raising fines; sponsor said municipalities may add enforcement and that fees are routinely used to fund state policies. House voted: first substitute HB

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The Utah House considered several bills on March 6, 2009, including a first-substitute to HB370 increasing handicapped-parking fines to fund an employment program for people with disabilities (passed), HB171 to allow legally resident immigrant children immediate CHIP/Medicaid eligibility (passed), and HB198 to add an optional marriage-license fee for domestic-violence shelters (amended to opt-in and passed).

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