Public Speakers Present: Larry Lunt, Chair, Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
Leonard Langford, Director of Finance, Department of Alcoholic Beverage
Control
Earl Dorius, Director of Compliance, Department of Alcoholic Beverage
Control
Jim Olsen, President, Utah Food Industry Association
Scott Sabey, Attorney, Motion Picture Association of America
Mike Kuehn, Deputy Commissioner, Department of Public Safety
Craig Moody, Utah Construction Suppliers Association
Robert Bergman, Utah Mechanical Contractors Association
Joey Gilbert, Vice President, Association of General Contractors
Suzette Green-Wright, Health Insurance Director, Utah Insurance
Department
Kelly Atkinson, Executive Director, Utah Health Insurance Association
A list of visitors and a copy of handouts are filed with the committee minutes.
Chair VanTassell called the meeting to order at 8:22 a.m. Approval of Minutes
MOTION: Sen. Niederhauser moved to approve the minutes of the February 13, 2007
meeting.
The motion passedunanimously.
1. S.B. 205 Alcoholic Beverage Control Amendments (P. Knudson) Sen. Knudson introduced the bill and a handout was distributed.
Larry Lunt, Chair, Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission; Leonard Langford, Director of
Finance, Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control; and Earl Dorius, Director of Compliance,
Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control; further clarified the bill, answered questions from the
committee, and spoke in support of the bill.
Jim Olsen, President, Utah Food Industry Association, spoke to the bill.
MOTION: Sen. Walker moved to pass the bill out favorably.
The motion passed unanimously.
2. H.B. 271 Corporation Law Amendments (K. Garn)
Rep. Garn introduced the bill and answered questions from the committee.
MOTION: Sen. Niederhauser moved to pass the bill out favorably.
The motion passed unanimously.
MOTION: Sen. Walker moved to place the bill on the Consent Calendar.
The motion passed unanimously.
3. H.B. 279 Camcorder Piracy of Media (K. Garn)
Rep. Garn introduced the bill.
Scott Sabey, Attorney, Motion Picture Association of America, further clarified and spoke in
support of the bill.
MOTION: Sen. Walker moved to pass the bill out favorably.
The motion passed unanimously.
MOTION: Sen. Walker moved to place the bill on the Consent Calendar.
The motion passed unanimously.
Mike Kuehn, Deputy Commissioner, Department of Public Safety, spoke in support of the
bill.
MOTION: Sen. Walker moved to pass the bill out favorably.
The motion passed unanimously.
MOTION: Sen. Niederhauser moved to place the bill on the Consent Calendar.
The motion passed unanimously.
5. 3rd Sub. H.B. 277 Construction Amendments (M. Morley)
Rep. Morley introduced the bill and the following amendments were distributed:
1. Page
3, Lines 60 through 63
:
60
{
(iii) For purposes of this determining final completion, the term
"substantial work"
61
does not include:
62
(A) repair work; or
63
(B) warranty work.
}
2. Page
3, Lines 71 through 73
:
71
(c) For purposes of this
{
section
}
chapter
, the term "substantial work"
does not include:
72
(i) repair work; or
73
(ii) warranty work.
3. Page
7, Lines 197 through 203
:
197
(b)
{
For a construction project where a building permit is not issued,
within
}
Within
15 days
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after commencement of physical construction work at the project site, the original
contractor or
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owner-builder may file a notice of commencement with the database
if:
(i) a building permit is not issued; or
(ii) a building permit is issued but a notice of commencement under Subsection
(1)(a) is not obtained
.
200
{
(c) If a building permit is issued more than 15 days after commencement of
physical
201
construction work at the project site, a notice of commencement based on that
building permit
202
is effective only as to a person who did not provide labor, service, equipment, or
material
203
before the filing of the notice of commencement.
}
4. Page
7, Lines 183 through 187
:
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(1) (a) (i) (A) For a construction project where a building permit is issued to an
original
184
contractor or owner-builder, within 15 days after the issuance of the building
permit
{
,
}
:
(I)
the local
185
government entity issuing that building permit shall input the building permit application
and
186
transmit the building permit information to the database electronically by way of the
Internet or
187
computer modem or by any other means [and such]
{
.
}
; and
(II) the original contractor or owner-builder may file a notice of
commencement based on the building permit issued by the local government
entity.
MOTION: Sen. Niederhauser moved to adopt the amendments.
The motion passed unanimously.
Craig Moody, Utah Construction Suppliers Association; Robert Bergman, Utah Mechanical
Contractors Association; and Joey Gilbert, Vice President, Association of General Contractors;
spoke in support of the bill.
MOTION: Sen. Walker moved to pass the bill out favorably as amended.
The motion passed unanimously.
6. H.B. 295 Insurance Law Amendments (J. Dunnigan)
Rep. Dunnigan explained the bill and the following amendments were distributed:
1. Page
106, Lines 3269 through 3272
:
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(c) "Viatical settlement" does not include:
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(i) a loan by an insurer pursuant to the terms of a policy;
{
[
} or {
]
}
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(ii) a loan secured by the cash value of a policy
{
[
} . {
]
} {
; or
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(iii) the purchase of a policy by the life insurer pursuant to Section
31A-22-419
. }
MOTION: Sen. Walker moved to adopt the amendments.
The motion passed unanimously.
Suzette Green-Wright, Health Insurance Director, Utah Insurance Department, answered
questions from the committee and spoke in support of the bill.
Kelly Atkinson, Executive Director, Utah Health Insurance Association, spoke in support of
the bill.
MOTION: Sen. Niederhauser moved to pass the bill out favorably.
The motion passed unanimously.
MOTION: Sen. Walker moved to adjourn.
The motion passed unanimously at 9:42 a.m.
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Sen. Kevin VanTassell, Committee Chair