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The 58th Utah legislature 2010 General Session will begin on Monday, January 25, 2010. The session will end at midnight on March 10, 2010. UMA will be following a variety of bills this year. You can see what we are following and monitor the progress on any bill you have a personal interest in by accessing this section of the UMA Website. We will be updating the status of bills regularly. The UMA Legislative and Tax Committee will meet each Monday morning throughout the session to evaluate bills and help formulate policy positions. If you have an interest in a bill and would like to bring it to the attention of this committee, please let us know here at UMA and we can get it to the committee chairman. If you have need for any additional information on a particular bill, please let us know and we will be happy to provide that for you. Please give us a call at 801-364-1874 or email mining@xmission.com To view the contents of a bill, click on the bill number.		HOW A BILL BECOMES A LAW Laws begin as ideas in the minds of legislators, government officials, or citizens who see the need to make improvements. If you have an idea you would like to see enacted into law, you should start by discussing it with your Representative or Senator. Proposed laws are introduced as bills in either chamber, House or Senate, where they are reviewed by fiscal analysts, legal counsel and a Rules Committee. The bill is sent to a standing committee for study, possible public hearing, amendment or other action. The committee may table the bill, which kills it, or may send it back to the originating chamber with a recommendation for action. If passed in the standing committee, the bill is debated in open session. After the bill has gone through both houses, it is signed by both presiding officers (the Senate President and the Speaker of the House). The bill in then prepared in final form. This is called the "enrolled" bill. The "enrolled" bill is then sent to the Governor for signature or veto. If signed by the Governor, the bill becomes law in 60 days, or on the date prescribed. If vetoed by the Governor, the Legislature may accept the veto or attempt to override it with a 2/3 majority.

The 58th Utah legislature 2010 General Session will begin on Monday, January 25, 2010. The session will end at midnight on March 10, 2010.

UMA will be following a variety of bills this year. You can see what we are following and monitor the progress on any bill you have a personal interest in by accessing this section of the UMA Website.

We will be updating the status of bills regularly.

The UMA Legislative and Tax Committee will meet each Monday morning throughout the session to evaluate bills and help formulate policy positions. If you have an interest in a bill and would like to bring it to the attention of this committee, please let us know here at UMA and we can get it to the committee chairman.

If you have need for any additional information on a particular bill, please let us know and we will be happy to provide that for you. Please give us a call at 801-364-1874 or email mining@xmission.com

To view the contents of a bill, click on the bill number.

HOW A BILL
BECOMES A LAW

     Laws begin as ideas in the minds of legislators, government officials, or citizens who see the need to make improvements. If you have an idea you would like to see enacted into law, you should start by discussing it with your Representative or Senator.
     Proposed laws are introduced as bills in either chamber, House or Senate, where they are reviewed by fiscal analysts, legal counsel and a Rules Committee. The bill is sent to a standing committee for study, possible public hearing, amendment or other action. The committee may table the bill, which kills it, or may send it back to the originating chamber with a recommendation for action. If passed in the standing committee, the bill is debated in open session. After the bill has gone through both houses, it is signed by both presiding officers (the Senate President and the Speaker of the House). The bill in then prepared in final form. This is called the "enrolled" bill. The "enrolled" bill is then sent to the Governor for signature or veto.
      If signed by the Governor, the bill becomes law in 60 days, or on the date prescribed. If vetoed by the Governor, the Legislature may accept the veto or attempt to override it with a 2/3 majority.

2010 SENATE BILLS

Go to House Bills S=Support; O=Oppose; HP=High Profile; LP=Low Profile

Bill Number	Sponsor	Short Title	Assigned to	UMA Position	Status
SB-13	Mayne	State Construction Contracts and Drug and Alcohol Testing (mandatory drug testing - state contracts)	Tom B.	Monitor	Enrolling
SB-20	Stowell	Local District Amendments (allows the creation of a local district to develop and execute a groundwater management plan in cooperation with the state engineer)	Jensen	LP-S	Enrolling
SB-23	Valentine	Corporate Franchise and Income Tax Amendments (foreign operating companies)	Young	LP-S	Enrolling
SB-27	Hillyard	Sales and Use Tax Definition of Tangible Personal Property (Defines tangible personal property to include carpeting, regardless of whether the carpeting is attached to real property)	Buchi	LP-O	S-Rules
SB-32s1	Jenkins	Rainwater Harvesting (provides for the collection and use of precipitation without obtaining a water right under certain conditions)	Eurick	LP-S	Enrolling
SB-33	Madsen	State Capitol Preservation Board Fee Amendments (prohibits charging rental fees for certain rooms in the capitol complex during legislative sessions)	Tom B.	LP-S	Gov. Signed
SB-40s1	Christensen	Cigarette and Tobacco Tax Amendments (Increases tobacco taxes)	Young	LP-O	S-Rules
SB-47s1	Van Tassell	Electrical Utility Amendments - Efficiency and Conservation Tariff (addresses electric energy efficiency and conservation tariffs for electrical utilities)	Christensen	Monitor	Defeated
SB-49s4	Jones	Vending Machines in Public Schools (establishes standards for the beverage contents of vending machines in public schools)	Barker	Monitor	S-Rules
SB-51s1	Hillyard	Bioprospecting (addresses the removal from their natural environment of certain microorganisms, plants, and fungi)	Tom B.	Monitor	Enrolling
SB-81s2	Hillyard	Eminent Domain Amendments (costs to defendants - burden to proof on entity asking for eminent domain)	Searle	Monitor	Enrolling
SB-84	Hinkins	Special Service District Amendments (modifies a provision relating to the withdrawal of an area from a special service district)	Young	Monitor	H-PS
SB-87	Davis	School Property Tax Equalization Revisions (amends the Property Tax Act and provisions related to public education financing to repeal certain school property tax equalization provisions)	Lockhart	Monitor	S-Rules
SB-92s1	Bramble	Amendments to Revenue and Taxation Title (Modifies penalties for corp. franchise and income tax and defines amounts for estimated tax)	Young	Monitor	S-Rules
SB-93	Bramble	Gubernatorial Appointment Powers Amendments (defines time periods for rejection by Senate of gubernatorial appointments)	Bird	Monitor	Enrolling
SB-98	Hinkins	Dangerous Weapons Restrictions Amendments (redefines category II restricted person to include those charged with a felony relating to firearms)	Tuescher	Monitor	S-Rules
SB-99s2	Valenine	Water Companies and Water Right Change Requests (addresses shareholder and water company rights relating to change applications)	Jensen	Monitor	Defeated
SB-100	Bramble	Income Tax Credit or Refund Amendments (repeals limits on the amount of an income tax credit or refund)	Young	HP-S	Enrolling
SB-104	Urquhart	Renewable Energy Modifications (includes certain compressed air energy storage technology as a renewable energy source)	Peterson	Monitor	Enrolling
SB-111	Hillyard	Repeal of Severance Tax Holding Account (repeals the Severance Tax Holding Account)	Buchi	LP-S	Enrolling
SB-112	Knudson	Termination of a Billboard and Associated Rights Amendments (prohibits a municipality or a county from requiring that a lawfully erected billboard or associated property right be removed)	Tom B.	Monitor	S-Rules
SB-115	Robles	Unemployment Insurance Revisions (prohibits denial of benefits for part time workers)	Tom B.	HP-O	S-Rules
SB-122	Adams	Eminent Domain Revisions (authorizes eminent domain for a byroad leading from a highway to an existing or proposed residence, development, or farm)	Barker		Enrolling
SB-125	Bramble	Intangible Property Amendments (expands the definition of intangible property for property tax purposes to include renewable energy tax credits and incentives)	Buchi	HP-S	Enrolling
SB-131	Hinkins	Energy Cost Recovery and Renewable Energy Provisions (addresses cost recovery for various forms of energy and renewable energy goals under the ERPA)	Teuscher	HP-O	S-Rules
SB-151	Bramble	Collection, Remittance, and Retention of Certain Taxes, Fees, or Charges (addresses the frequency with which a seller is required to remit certain taxes, fees,or charges to the State Tax Commission) (Vendor Discount)	Buchi	LP-O	S-Rules
SB-161s1	Madsen	Real Property Transfer Fee Amendments (enacts a provision relating to fees associated with the transfer of real property)			Enrolling
SB-164	Stowell	Surety Requirements for Mining (requires the Board of Oil, Gas, and Mining to annually adopt a figure representing the average cost of reclamation per acre)	Todd B.	Monitor	H-Rules
SB-165	Waddoups	Allocation and Apportionment of Income and Deduction of a Net Loss (amends the Revenue and Taxation title to address the allocation and apportionment of income and the deduction of a net loss by an acquired corporation)			H-3rd Reading
SB-172s3	Bramble	Local District Taxing Authority Amendments (amends provisions relating to a metropolitan water district and a water conservancy district)	Buchi		H-3rd Reading
SB-176	Jenkins	Utility Revisions (prohibits a city from operating, owning, or leasing an electrical power facility for the purpose of selling surplus electrical power to entities outside the city boundaries except under limited conditions)			S-Rules
SB-198	Valentine	Economic Development Incentive Amendments (provides that a local government entity or community development and renewal agency may claim a refundable economic development tax credit under certain circumstances)			H-3rd Reading
SB-222	Goodfellow	Fee Exemptions (authorizes a local district to provide a credit for a fee charged by the local district)	Pitchford	Monitor	S-Sec
SB-223	Dayton	Department of Environmental Quality Boards Amendments (modifies the Environmental Quality Code to modify provisions related to boards within the Department of Environmental Quality, provisions related to executive secretaries to those boards, and related provisions.)			S-Rules
SB-227s1	Bramble	State Energy Amendments (allows certain energy services interlocal entities to provide service outside their municipal members' boundaries under certain circumstances)			H-Rules
SB-231	Buttars	Medical Benefits Under Workers' Compensation (provides that legislative changes in the time limits in seeking medical benefits made in 2007 are to be applied retroactively)			H-3rd Reading
SB-242	Van Tassell	Economic Development Incentives for Alternative Energy Projects (provides definitions for alternative energy, alternative energy development zones,and alternative energy project and sets criteria)	Neilson	HP-S	Enrolling
SB-244	Bramble	Annexation Amendments (authorizes property owners in a resort area to file an annexation request with a municipality)			Defeated
SB-251s1	Buttars	Verification of Employment Eligibility (enacts the Private Employer Verification Act - mandates use of E-Verify by all private employers in Utah)			H-3rd Reading
SB-276	Jones	Promoting Healthy Lifestyles in Public Schools (requires the State Board of Education to report data related to vending machine contents and students' physical activity)	Barker		S-Rules

H = House; S = Senate; BUS = Business and Labor; EDU = Education; GOP = Government Operations and Political Subdivisions; HHS = Health and Human Services; JLE = Judiciary, Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice; JUD = Judiciary; LE = Law Enforcement & Criminal Justice; NAE = Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment; PUT = Public Utilities and Technology; REV = Revenue and Taxation; RIE = Retirement & Indepentent Entities; TR = Transportation; TPT = Transportation and Public Utilities and Technology; WED = Workforce Services & Community & Economic Development; Con = Consent Calendar

2010 HOUSE BILLS

Go to Senate Bills S=Support; O=Oppose; HP=High Profile; LP=Low Profile

Bill Number	Sponsor	Short Title	Assigned to	UMA Position	Status
HB-11	Wiley	Licensing of Elevator Contractors and Elevator Mechanics (mandatory licensure - commercial)	Tom B.	LP-S	Enrolling
HB-18	Mascaro	Unemployment Insurance Amendments (modifies base period for qualification)	Tom B.	LP-S	Enrolling
HB-23	Beck	Workplace Drug and Alcohol Testing (establishes standards for confirmation testing and clarifies employer protections)	Tom B.	LP-S	Enrolling
HB-24	Wallis	Economic Development Incentives Act Amendments (redefines incentive requirements)	Fredde	HP-S	Enrolling
HB-33	Noel	Groundwater Recharge and Recovery Act Amendments (requires 60 day notice for permit)	Holtkamp	LP-S	Enrolling
HB-34	Noel	Water Storage Projects (requires proof and certification on water storage projects)	Jensen	LP-S	Enrolling
HB-43	Mascaro	Unemployment Compensation Amendments (social security offset)	Tom B.	LP-S	Enrolling
HB-44	Hunsaker	Referendum Ballot Proposition Amendments (clarifies for and against votes)	Bird	LP-S	Enrolling
HB-48s1	Frank	Amendments to the Tourism, Recreation, Cultural, Convention, and Airport Facilities Tax Act (replaces restaurant tax with sales tax)	Pitchford	HP-O	H-Rules
HB-49	Kiser	Amendments Related to a Tax, Fee, or Charge Admin-istered by the State Tax Commission (defines authority of Tax Commission regarding taxes and fees administered by TC)	Pitchford	LP-S	Enrolling
HB-52	Newbold	Health Reform - Uniform Electronic Standards - Insurance Information (uniform electronic standards for health insurance processes)	Bradshaw	LP-S	Enrolling
HB-54	Painter	Property Tax Exemption for Water Facilities (property tax exemption for water-related facilities for nonprofits)	Todd B.	LP-S	Enrolling
HB-60s1	Hunsaker	Water Conveyance Facilities Safety Act (addresses the safety and management of water conveyance facilities)	Jensen	LP-S	S-Rules
HB-61	Froerer	Real Property Sales Information Disclosure (modifies provisions relating to real property sales information)	Buchi	Monitor	H-Rules
HB-63	Hendrickson	Tire Recycling Fee Modification (doubles fee for tires 22.5" and 24.5")	Eurick	Monitor	H-Rules
HB-66	Litvack	Prosthetic Limb Health Insurance Parity (requires insurers to cover prosthetic devices)	Tom B.	HP-O	S-Rules
HB-67s1	Wimmer	Health System Amendments (prohibits state entities from adopting fed. health reform without legislative approval - opt out provision)	Bradshaw	Monitor	Enrolling
HB-69	Gowans	State Engineer's Plugging of Wells Repealer (repeals St. Eng.'s authority to plug artesian wells)	Tuttle	Monitor	Enrolling
HB-78s3	Sandstrom	Weapons Revisions (provides open carry authority and drawing firearms in danger situations)	Reitze	Monitor	Enrolling
HB-80	Fowlke	Public Access to Private Stream Beds (allows recreational activity within the ordinary high water mark of public water over a private bed. Addresses portage, fences and penalties)	Todd B.	Monitor	Defeated
HB-84	Draxler	Water Banking (allows local districts to participate in water banking and provides for the use, lease, purchase, sale, or non-use of water rights by a local district participating in water banking)	Todd B.	LP-O	H-Rules
HB-85	Seegmiller	Responsible Development of Nuclear Power Generation (restricts PSC authority to issue permit unless disposal site is available)	Searle	HP-O	H-Rules
HB-90	King	Income Tax Amendments (creates brackets and increases tax on higher incomes)	Young	HP-O	H-Rules
HB-102s2	Draxler	Agriculture Sustainability Act (creates the Agriculture Sustainability Act)	Tom B.	HP-O	H-Rules
HB-118	Harper	Economic Development Incentives Modifications (modifies economic development provisions include the retention of companies whose relocation outside the state would have a significant detrimental economic impact)	Tuescher	HP-S	S-3rd Reading
HB-120	McIff/Harper	Underground Storage Tank Amendments (increases the coverage limits for participants in the Petroleum Storage Tank Trust Fund)	Tuescher		Enrolling
HB-141s2	McIff	Recreational Use of Public Water on Private Property (outlines circumstances under which the public may acquire recreational access to public water on private property)	Todd B.	Monitor	H-Speaker
HB-143	Herrod	Eminent Domain Authority (authorizes the state to exercise eminent domain authority on property possessed by the federal government unless the property is owned by the federal government in accordance with the United States Constitution)	Todd B.	Monitor	H-Speaker
HB-145s2	Last	Renewable Energy Financing Provisions (excludes from the definition of a "public utility" an independent energy producer that provides service to a customer on the real property where an independent power production facility is located)			Enrolling
HB-148	Harper	Sales and Use Tax Changes (enacts the Rural Health Care Compensation Fund to address the funding of rural health care)	Pitchford		H-Rules
HB-153s2	Edwards	Recycling of Electronic Items (establishes the Consumer Electronic Recycling Program within the Division of Solid and Hazardous Waste funded by assessments on consumer electronic manufacturers)			S-Rules
HB-169	Edwards	Refinery Amendments (authorizes a legislative body considering a zoning change or a land use authority considering a land use application to consult with a refinery before adopting the zoning change or approving the land use application)			S-2nd Reading
HB-171	Gibson	Modifications to Government Law (allows the state engineer to limit the approval of a change application for a water right to an amount less than the original water right if the use of water under that right has been in a quantity smaller than the original right allowed)			S-Rules
HB-180	Frank	Outdoor Advertising Amendments (modifies the Utah Municipal Code, the Counties Code, and the Protection of Highways Act by amending provisions relating to outdoor advertising)	Tom B.	Monitor	H-Rules
HB-188	Harper	Workers' Compensation Benefits - Social Security Offset (repeals Social Security Offset for Workers Comp. Benefits)	Tom B.	LP-S	Enrolling
HB-192	Watkins	Renewable Energy - Methane Gas (defines electrical energy derived from methane gas as from a renewable energy source)	Tuescher	LP-S	Enrolling
HB-196s1	Ray	Tobacco Tax Revisions (increases tobacco taxes)	Young	LP-O	Enrolling
HB-203	Watkins	Repeal of Sales and Use Tax Exemption Relating to Mining (repeals mining exemption for parts, machinery, etc.)	Todd B.	HP-O	H-Rules
HB-207s1	Wimmer	Protection of Property Amendment (redefines defense for use of force to protect property)	Reitze	Monitor	Enrolling
HB-210	Frank	Eminent Domain Modifications (provides litigation award if greater than 5% of offer)	Searle	Monitor	H-Rules
HB-217	Wimmer	Income Tax Revisions (reduces corp. and individual income tax rate from 5% - 4.75%)	Pitchford	Monitor	H-Rules
HB-226	Painter	Well Driller's License - Pump Installation (defines "well drilling" to include installation or repair of a pump in a well and subjects a person installing or repairing a pump in a well for compensation to well driller licensing requirements)	Jensen	LP-S	Enrolling
HB-228	Barrus	Renewable Energy Source Amendments (includes energy derived from municipal solid waste as a renewable energy source)	Butcher	LP-S	Enrolling
HB-229	Painter	Water Right General Adjudication Amendments (redefines provisions regarding objections to State Engineer's proposed determination of water rights)	Jensen	LP-S	Enrolling
HB-231	Gibson	Water Rights Priorities in Times of Shortage (defines exceptions to first in time first in right priorities in water rights)	Jensen	Monitor	S-2nd Reading
HB-234s1	Sandstrom	Opting Out of the Real Id Act (Prohibits the State from participating in the REAL ID Act of 2005)	Bradshaw	LP-O	Enrolling
HB-259s2	Harper	Property Tax Amendments (addresses county assessor requirements)	Pitchford	LP-S	Enrolling
HB-267s1	Garn	Lobbyist Disclosure and Regulation Act Amendments (redefines lobbying and disclosure to include legislature and executive branch)	Bird	LP-S	Enrolling
HB-270s1	Hughes	Financial Disclosure and Conflict of Interest Amendments (enacts provisions of the Utah Code that relate to financial disclosures and the declaration of conflicts of interest)	Bird	LP-S	Enrolling
HB-280s1	Lockhart	Real Property - Notice of Transfer Fees ()	Tuescher		S-2nd Reading
HB-290	Webb	Recreational Use of Privately Owned Stream Beds (recognizes public recreational use of privately owned beds below public waters) (Wet Feet)	Todd B.	Monitor	H-Rules
HB-291	Grover	Applicability of Land Use Provisions to Federal Government (modifies county and municipal land use provisions relating to their applicability to the federal government)	Todd B.	LP-O	H-Rules
HB-294	Clark, D	Health System Reform Amendments (amends provisions related to health system reform for the insurance market, health care providers, the Health Code, and the Office of Consumer Health Services)	Bradshaw	LP-S	Enrolling
HB-295s02	Painter	Expanded Uses of School District Property Tax Revenue (allows a local school board to use revenue collected from certain property tax levies for educators' salaries for fiscal year 2010-11 only)	Fredde	LP-O	S-Rules
HB-309	Mathis	Surface Owner Protection Act (enacts the Surface Owner Protection Act, which establishes procedures for an operator to follow when conducting an oil or gas operation)	Peacock	HP-O	H-Rules
HB-310	Bigelow	Spending Limits Amendments (modifies the list of monies considered "appropriations" that are used in the formula that determines the state appropriations limit for each fiscal year)	Barker		Enrolling
HB-311s1	Lockhart	Autism Treatment Fund (creates a restricted special revenue fund known as the Autism Treatment Fund)	Stan		Enrolling
HB-314s1	Ferry	Water Rights Addendums to Deeds (allows a person submitting for recording a deed conveying title to land or title to water rights to submit also a water rights addendum)	Todd B.	Monitor	Enrolling
HB-322	Hansen	Property Tax Valuation Amendments (modifies the definition of fair market value with regards to residential property to require a county assessor to value a residence)(California proposition 13)	Pitchford		H-Rules
HB-331s2	Menlove	Waste Fee and Related Amendments (addresses provisions related to the Environmental Quality Restricted Account; provides for a supplementary fee to be charged by the Department of Environment Quality for certain services)			Enrolling
HB-335s1	Hughes	Utility Related Exemptions (provides that certain entities providing electricity to certain owners and creditors are not considered an electrical corporation or public utility)	Barker	HP-S	S-2nd reading
HB-343	Ferry	Great Salt Lake Commission (enacts the Great Salt Lake Advisory Council Act to create the Great Salt Lake Advisory Council)			S-2nd Reading
HB-349	Harper	Sales and Use Tax Amendments (provides that the administrative fee the State Tax Commission charges with respect to the municipal energy sales and use tax shall be expended to administer the municipal energy sales and use tax)			Enrolling
HB-383	Harper	County Tax Amendments (authorizes a county of the first class to levy an energy sales and use tax, and to levy a telecommunications license tax)	Barker	HP-O	H-Rules
HB-394	Clark, S	Motor and Special Fuel Tax Act Amendments (amends the definition of clean fuel to include liquified natural gas; provides that no tax is imposed or collected on liquified natural gas)	Tuescher/ Barker		H-Rules
HB-456	Edwards	Amendments to Department of Environmental Quality (adds two members to the Air Quality Board, Transportation and Punlic Health)	Holtkamp	HP-O	S-Rules
HB-459s1	Dee	General Government Modifications (amends provisions related to transparency and health benefits in the Insurance Code and the Medicaid program)			H-Speaker

HCR-8	Clark, D	Concurrent Resolution on Federal Health Care Reform (encourages Congress to refuse to pass any healthcare reform containing certain provisions)	Bradshaw	LP-S	Enrolling

HJR-5	Moss	Joint Resolution on Clean Air (encourages the citizens of Utah to eliminate all unnecessary idling of motor vehicles)	Eurick	HP-S	Enrolling
HJR-7	Froerer	Joint Resolution Prohibiting Property Transfer Tax (proposes to amend the Utah Constitution to amend a provision relating to taxation)	Tuescher	Monitor	H-Rules
HJR-10	Morley	Joint Resolution Opposing the Establishment of a Federal Commission on State Workers' Compensation Laws (supports state-based WC system and opposes Federal intervention)	Bird	LP-S	Enrolling
HJR-11	Morley	Joint Resolution Regarding Federal Health Insurance Reform (encourages Congress to refrain from passing certain healthcare reform measures)	Bradshaw	Monitor	Enrolling
HJR-12	Gibson, K	Climate Change Joint Resolution (urges EPA to cease their CO2 reduction policies and programs)	Holtkamp	HP-S	Enrolling
HJR-14	Hughes	Joint Rules Resolution on Financial Disclosures (Modifies rules relating to the declaration and disclosure of conflicts of interest and filing financial disclosures)	Bird	LP-S	Enrolling
HJR-15	Clark, D	Joint Resolution on Legislative Ethics Commission (proposes to amend the Utah Constitution to establish a legislative ethics commission)	Bird	LP-S	Enrolling
HJR-21	Noel	Joint Resolution on Energy Policy (urges Utah to withdraw from the Western Climate Initiative)	Bird	LP-S	S-Rules
HJR-26s1	Ferry	Joint Resolution Approving Water Rights Addendum Form (adopts the water rights addendum to land deeds; and the water rights addendum to water deeds)	Jensen	Monitor	Enrolling
HJR-33	Brown	Marking of Underground Utilities Joint Resolution (urges the Public Service Commission to review, in conjunction with utility companies, methods of marking underground utilities)	Butcher	Monitor	S-2nd Reading