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House Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environment Committee - February 03, 2022
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Recording 1
Chair Kohler called the meeting to order at 3:45 p.m..
Chair Stratton moved to approve the minutes of the January 31, 2022 meeting.
Chair Stratton moved to amend and approve the minutes of the January 21, 2022 meeting.
H.B. 118 Wetland Amendments
(Snider, C.)
Rep. Snider presented the bill.
Jack Ray, Utah Waterfowl Association, spoke in support of the bill.
Rep. Shipp moved to replace H.B. 118 with 1st Substitute H.B. 118.
Rep. Shipp moved to pass 1st Substitute H.B. 118 out favorably.
Chair Kohler called for a recess.
Chair Kohler called the meeting back to order.
S.C.R. 2 Concurrent Resolution Highlighting Utah's Willingness to Cooperate with the Federal Partners for Efficient and Sustainable Management of Public Lands
(Winterton, R.)
Sen. Winterton presented the resolution.
Jake Garfield, Deputy Director, State Public Lands Policy Coordinating Office, spoke in support of the resolution.
Rep. Lyman moved to amend S.C.R. 2 with Amendment #1.
Rep. Shipp moved to pass S.C.R. 2 out favorably as amended.
S.B. 97 Solid and Hazardous Waste Amendments
(Winterton, R.)
Sen. Winterton presented the bill assisted by Doug Hansen, Director, Division of Waste Management and Radiation Control.
John Baza, Director, Division of Oil, Gas, and Mining, spoke in support of the bill.
Rep. Albrecht moved to pass S.B. 97 out favorably.
H.B. 174 Brand Inspection Amendments
(Christofferson, K.)
Rep. Christofferson presented the bill.
Tammy Pearson, Beaver County Commission, spoke in opposition to the bill.
Leland Pollock, Garfield County Commissioner, spoke in opposition to the bill.
Bruce Evans, San Juan County Commissioner, spoke in opposition to the bill.
Garrick Hall, Utah Farm Bureau, spoke to the bill.
Sierra Nelson, Utah Wool Growers Association, spoke in opposition to the bill.
Commissioner Craig Butters, Department of Agriculture and Food, spoke in opposition to the bill.
Brent Tanner, Executive Vice President, Utah Cattlemen's Association, spoke in opposition to the bill.
Michael Larson, Vice President, Utah Association of Conservation Districts, spoke in opposition to the bill.
Mark Wintch, cattle producer, spoke in opposition to the bill.
Rep. Albrecht moved to hold the bill and move to the next item on the agenda.
H.B. 206 Outdoor Recreation Related Education
(Chew, S.)
Rep. Chew presented the bill assisted by Abby Osborne, Chief of Staff, Utah House of Representatives.
Mark Wintch spoke in support of the bill.
Brent Tanner spoke in support of the bill.
Sierra Nelson spoke in favor of the bill.
Michael Larson spoke in support of the bill.
Garrick Hall, Utah Farm Bureau, spoke to the bill.
Redge Johnson, Executive Director, Public Lands Policy Coordinating Office, spoke in favor of the bill.
Rep. Shipp moved to pass H.B. 206 out favorably.
Rep. Handy moved to adjourn.
Vice Chair Kohler adjourned the meeting at 5:20 p.m..
S.C.R. 2 Concurrent Resolution Highlighting Utah's Willingness to Cooperate with the Federal Partners for Efficient and Sustainable Management of Public Lands
S.C.R. 2 Concurrent Resolution Highlighting Utah's Willingness to Cooperate with the Federal Partners for Efficient and Sustainable Management of Public Lands
S.B. 97 Solid and Hazardous Waste Amendments
S.B. 97 Solid and Hazardous Waste Amendments
H.B. 118 Wetland Amendments
H.B. 118 Wetland Amendments
H.B. 206 Outdoor Recreation Related Education
H.B. 206 Outdoor Recreation Related Education
H.B. 174 Brand Inspection Amendments
H.B. 174 Brand Inspection Amendments
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SB0097
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HB0118
HB0118
HB0206
HB0206
HB0174
HB0174
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