UTAH STATE SENATE
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AGENDA

TO:Members of the Senate Transportation, Public Utilities, Energy, and Technology Standing Committee
FROM:
Sen. Wayne A. Harper, Chair
RE:
Committee Meeting

DATE:Monday, March 4, 2019
TIME:4:00 PM
PLACE:215 Senate Building

- Call to order and approval of minutes

- The following bills are scheduled for consideration:
1. SB0213Blockchain Technology Act   (D. Hemmert)
(crg/ajs)
2. SB0190Rental Car Amendments   (C. Bramble)
(alw/alh)
3. SB0233Transportation Code Revisions   (W. Harper)
(kpg/sjb)
4. HB0294S02Driver License Renewal Amendments   (A. Robertson)
(kpg/sjb)
5. HCR003S01Concurrent Resolution Urging the Environmental Protection Agency to Update Switcher Locomotive Emission Standards   (S. Handy)
(po/bjb)
6. HB0148S03Vehicle Idling Revisions   (P. Arent)
(kpg/sjb)

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

Sen. Wayne A. Harper, Chair

Sen. J. Stuart AdamsSen. Jacob L. AndereggSen. David G. Buxton
Sen. Don L. IpsonSen. Karen MayneSen. Kathleen Riebe
Sen. Ronald Winterton

Committee Analyst: Ryan M. Hunter, Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel
Committee Secretary: Karen Allred

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