2023 Legislative Watchlist

Below you will find the watchlist for all the bills that the Salt Lake Chamber is tracking during the 2023 Legislative Session. The list may be sorted by column or category.

The Chamber takes the following range of positions on bills:

  • Monitor” means the bill is of interest to Chamber members, but the Chamber does not have a specific position on the bill.
  • Concern” means the Chamber is concerned with the current status of the bill and is working with the bill sponsor.
  • “Oppose” means the Chamber is opposed to the bill as currently written.
  • Support” means the Chamber supports passage of the bill.
  • Priority” means the Salt Lake Chamber Board of Directors has designated this bill as priority for the business community. Legislators’ votes on Priority Bills are used to determine the Chamber’s Business Champion Awards.
Bill Number
Bill TitleSponsorSummaryPositionStatusPriority Area
HB 033Water Related Liability AmendmentsRep. Carl Albrecht
Sen. Derrin Owens
Protects owners and operators of water facilities (those maintained in good repair) from litigation when third parties or acts of God cause damage (e.g. flooding) by means of their water facility.Support To the GovernorWater, Energy, & Environment
HB 042 S2Technology Commercialization AmendmentsRep. Jeff Stenquist
Sen. Ann Millner
Creates the Utah Innovation Lab. The lab will invest in and help fund businesses that are formed as a result of technology commercialization efforts or qualified businesses that are seeking capital in an effort to commercialize technology. Priority To the GovernorBusiness Climate and Economy
HB 051 S4Railroad Right of Way AmendmentsRep. Casey Snider
Sen. Mike McKell
Allows a government entity to assess a cost to a railroad company for a portion of a cost for infrastructure improvements that also benefit a railroad company.MonitorTo the GovernorTransportation & Infrastructure
HB 054 S4Tax RevisionsRep. Steve Eliason
Sen. Dan McCay
Lowers the tax rate from 4.85% to 4.65%. Qualifies a yet-to-be-born dependent in the same tax year they are to be born. Increases income thresholds that would disqualify or lessen a person's income tax credit.MonitorTo the GovernorTaxes & Regulatory
HB 060 S1Juvenile Justice ModificationsRep. Cheryl Acton
Sen. Luz Escamilla
Prohibits a public employer from denying an interview based on a juvenile criminal record. Puts a juvenile record under the same parameters as an adult criminal record when asked by a potential employer or interviewer about their record.MonitorTo the GovernorWorkforce & Education
HB 063 S2Office of Rail SafetyRep. Mike Schultz
Sen. Mike McKell
Creates the Office of Rail Safety. This Office will enter into contract with the Federal Railroad Administration to participate in inspection and investigation activities.MonitorTo the GovernorTransportation & Infrastructure
HB 064 S1Waiver of Punitive Damages AmendmentsRep. Brian King
Sen. Todd Weiler
Even if two parties waive punitive damages at the outset of an agreement, a court may choose to not enforce that clause and still award punitive damages.MonitorFailed to Pass CommitteeBusiness Climate & Economy
HB 080Residential Renter DepositsRep. Calvin MusselmanExtends the amount of time from 30 to 45 days for a landlord or owner of a rental property to return the balance of any deposit or prepaid rent, and for the owner to deduct any amounts from the deposit or prepaid rent. MonitorIn Committee
(Sine Die)
Housing
HB 093Outdoor Recreation ModificationsRep. Carl Albrecht
Sen. Jake Anderegg
Increases the amount of money in the Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Account that may be used for the Recreation Restoration Infrastructure Grant Program.SupportTo the GovernorInfrastructure
HB 094 S2Reverse Mortgage AmendmentsRep. Walt Brooks
Sen. Don Ipson
Amends the age requirement for a reverse mortgage applicant to be 55. No longer requires a seven day cooling off period after a reverse mortgage is agreed to. MonitorTo the GovernorHousing
HB 100Beer Order and Delivery AmendmentsRep. Joel BriscoeAllows an off-premise retailer to apply for a license to deliver up to four cases of beer.MonitorIntroduced
(Sine Die)
Taxes & Regulation
HB 101 S1Food Sales Tax AmendmentsRep. Judy Weeks Rohner
Sen. John Johnson
Removes the state tax on food and food ingredients, but leaves the local (county, city, or town) tax.
Amended version includes a coordinating clause at the end that if SJR 010 (Proposal to Amend the Constitution–Income Tax) doesn’t pass, the bill will not be in effect. SJR 010 removes the income and intangible property tax revenue earmarked for public and higher education and to support individuals with a disability.
MonitorHeld in Senate CommitteeBusiness Climate & Economy
HB 102 S1Higher Education Residency AmendmentsRep. Jordan TeuscherDirects higher education institutions within the Utah System of Higher Education to grant in-state resident status to individuals in Utah who have applied for or who have been granted a refugee, humanitarian parolee, temporary protected status or asylum. SupportTo the GovernorWorkforce & Education
HB 113 S3Motor Vehicle Insurance RevisionsRep. Marsha Judkins
Sen. Lincoln Fillmore
Increases the minimum motor vehicle insurance coverage for injury, death, and property damage. Rates are to be increased from $25K to $30K for death or injury of one person, ffrom $15K to $25K for property damage, and from $80k to $90K for an accident that results in death, injury, and property damage. MonitorTo the GovernorTaxes & Regulation
HB 116 S2Intergenerational Poverty SolutionRep. Norm Thurston
Sen. Jake Anderegg
Creates the Education Savings Incentive Program where contributions to eligilbe my529 accounts are matched dollar-to-dollar up to $300 per year per family. Individuals must apply, and DWS will identify individuals who qualify for a state match on contributions to my529. MonitorTo the GovernorWorkforce & Education
HB 117Occupational Restriction AmendmentsRep. Norm Thurston
Sen. Curt Bramble
Allows an employee who is at least 18 years old to inform a restaurant patron of alcoholic beverage choices, and take their alcohol order.SupportIntroduced
(Sine Die)
Regulation
HB 131Vaccine Passport AmendmentsRep. Walt Brooks
Sen. Mike Mckell
An employer may not deny employment to an individual based on vaccination status. Exemptions include childcare programs, federal contractors, and Medicaid/Medicare funded institutions. Employers must exempt employees from receiving the vaccine if the employee proves that it would be injurious to health, or conflict with a religious or personal belief.MonitorTo the GovernorWorkforce

Healthcare
HB 133 S1Health Care Facility Visitation AmendmentsRep. Cheryl Acton
Sen. Wayne Harper
Healthcare facilities may not require visitors to show proof of vaccination, and prohibit contact between a visitor and the patient that they are visiting. Facilities may not deny visitation unless the visitor violates the written visitation policies, if the patient objects to the visit, or if the patient needs emergency life saving care. MonitorTo the GovernorHealthcare
HB 141Driver License Test AmendmentsRep. Gay Lynn Bennion
Sen. Curt Bramble
Directs the Drivers License Division to provide the written Class D driver license exam in as many languages as possible. If there is a language unavailable, a requestor may take the exam with the assistance of a Division approved translator. SupportTo the GovernorWorkforce
HB 144 S2High Cost Infrastructure Development Tax Credit AmendmentsRep. Carl Albrecht
Sen. Derrin Owens
Does not allow for the High Cost Infrastructure Development Tax Credit to be automatically discontinued even if less than ten people file for the credit, or the total sum among all applicants is less than $10K.Qualifies underground mnine infrastructure projects as eligible to receive the credit.SupportTo the GovernorInfrastructure
HB 150 S3Emergency Water Shortage AmendmentsRep. Carl Albrecht
Sen. Mike McKell
Gives the Governor authority to declare a water shortage emergency and use water resources for fire suppresion in addition to granted emergency powers. Lists the order of preference for water use in times of emergency and directs preferential users to pay back any losses to those who had water service interrupted.MonitorTo the GovernorWater
HB 159 S1Health Care Professional Licensing AmendmentsRep. Norm Thurston
Sen. Jake Anderegg
Allows a health care professional not licensed in Utah to provide telehealth services to Utah residents as long as they are within the statae where thy are licensed. SupportTo the GovernorHealthcare
HB 166 S4Mental Health Professional Licensing AmendmentsRep. Stephanie Gricius
Sen. Mike McKell
Reduces hours needed under the direct supervision of a therapist or social worker survivor from 100 to 75 for a licensure applicant. Allows therapists who are licensed in a different state to provide remote mental health services for individuals in Utah.MonitorTo the GovernorHealthcare
HB 167 S1State Child Care ProgramRep. Ashlee Matthews
Sen. Luz Escamilla
Directs the Division of Human Resource Management to create the State Child Care Pilot Program. The program will let certain state agencies enter into agreements with childcare providers to create on-site childcare programs. The agencies may charge fees for these services to offset any expenses.SupportTo the GovernorWorkforce
HB 172Food Sales Tax ModificationsRep. Rosemary LesserRemoves the state tax on food and food ingredients, excluding candy.MonitorIntroduced
(Sine Die)
Taxes & Regulation
HB 178 S2Post-Employment Restrictions RevisionsRep. Anthony Loubet
Sen. Mike McKell
Voids any non-solicitation agreement and non-compete agreements between home and community-based service providers and their employees or independent contractors.MonitorIn Senate Committee
(Sine Die)
Healthcare
HB 181Offender Employment ModificationsRep. Ashlee Matthews
Sen. Derrin Owens
Directs DWS to create a web portal where employers may post jobs that they are seeking to fill regardless of whether or not an individual has a criminal record, and where individuals with criminal records can look for jobs. SupportTo the GovernorWorkforce
HB 184 S1Veterinarian Education Loan Repayment ProgramRep. Carl Albrecht
Sen. Scott Sandall
Establishes the Veterinarian Education Loan Repayment Program under the Department of Agriculture and Food. Veterinarians who have worked for five or more consecutive years in a publically operated or non-profiit animal shelter, within Native American country, or in an area of the state that is designated by USDA as being in a veterinarian shortage situation, are eligible to have either the sum of their student loans paid off, or $100K paid toward it through the Program--whichever is less of the two.SupportTo the GovernorWorkforce
HB 186State Land Purchase RestrictionRep. Candice PierucciProhibits any military company owned by the Chinese government (as defined in section 1260H on page 579 of William M. (Mac) Thornberry National Defense Authorization Act) from acquiring by right, title, lien, claim, interest, etc. any land in the state of Utah, public or private.MonitorTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Economy
HB 188 S1Golf Related Water ModificationsRep. Doug WeltonThe substitute directs Utah State University to study the use of water on golf courses or driving ranges in the state. The study is to identify standards for water use on desert golf courses. Owners and operators of golf courses are to work with USU to provide data related to water use, but this data is not subject to GRAMA. The bill also directs golf courses to publish data on a public website beginning July 1, 2028. Also sets up a grant program to find and implement best practices for efficiently using water on the golf course or driving range. SupportHeld in CommitteeWater
HB 194 S2Motor Vehicle Dealer RequirementsRep. Colin Jack
Sen. Don Ipson
Prohibits a car dealership from adding on fees to a negotiated vehicle price that are not sales and use taxes, temporary permit fees, title fees, or vehicle registration fees. MonitorTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Economy
HB 197Higher Education Financial Aid AmendmentsRep. Tyler Clancy
Sen. Nate Blouin
Allows tuition for public institutes of higher education to be waived for members of certain tribes. SupportTo the GovernorEducation
HB 198Deceptive Trade Practices AmendmentsRep. James CobbUpdates the working definition of "deceptive trade practices" to include representing that a good or service has a sponsorship, appproval, characteristic, benefit, etc. that it doesn not have or are legally prohibited from having. It also includes making or disseminating claims about the product or service that are not true, or before the claims are known to be true. The bill also mandates that a person make the potential defendent of the product or service aware of any such practices before bringing legal action so that the defendent can have a chance to remedy the issue.MonitorIn Committee
(Sine Die)
Business Climate & Regulation
HB 203 S3Inmate Education AmendmentsRep. Melissa Garff Ballard
Sen. Derrin Owens
Directs the Utah Board of Higher Education to coordinate with the Department of Corrections to establish educational programs for inmates. Cooperating institutions of higher ed are to provide student success advisors to incarcerated individuals. MonitorPassed Senate Committee
(Sine Die)
Workforce
HB 215 S3Funding for Teacher Salaries and Optional Education AmendmentsRep. Candice Pierucci
Sen. Kirk Cullimore
Established the Utah Fits All Scholarship Program which would allocate an $8,000 scholarship for eligible parents to use toward private or home schooling, and doubles the state-educator salary adjustment.MonitorTo the GovernorEducation
HB 216 S1Business and Chancery Court AmendmentsRep. Brady Brammer
Sen. Kirk Cullimore
Establishes the Business and Chancery Court for the entire state. This court will have jurisdiction over cases seeking monetary damages over $300K, claims arising from breach of contract or fiduciary duty, the sale, merger, or dissolution of a business organization, disputes over liability or indemnity of officers or owners, disputes between insurers and businesses, misappropriation of intellectual property, etc. If a party demands a trial by jury, the case will be transferred to the District Court. Representative Brammer's presentation can be found here.Priority To the GovernorBusiness Climate & Economy
HB 218Foreign Government Land Possession RequirementsRep. Kay Christofferson
Sen. Mike McKell
Prohibits foreign governments or any entity owned or controlled by foreign governments from owning or acquiring property in Utah.MonitorIn Committee
(Sine Die)
Business Climate & Regulation
HB 220 S4Emissions Reduction AmendmentsRep. Andrew Stoddard
Sen. Kirk Cullimore
Directs the Division of Air Quality to conduct an emissions inventory of point sources that emit bromine and create a plan to reduce bromine emissions by 90% or baseline emissions, or whatever percentage is feasible with existing technologies. Plans are to be published on their website and presented to the Natural Resources and Agriculture Interim Committee by the November meeting dates in 2023 and 2024.MonitorTo the GovernorAir Quality
HB 224Outdoor Recreation InititativeRep. Jeff StenquistThis bill allows partnerships between the Division of Outdoor Recreation to enter into partnerships to maintain, expand, restore, and improve recreational infrastructure.SupportTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Regulation
HB 231Low Income Housing Property Tax ExemptionRep. Steve Eliason
Sen. Lincoln Fillmore
Classifies an entity that offers permanent supportive housing to formerly homeless individuals who receive a rent subsidy to cap their monthly rent at 30% of their income as a non-profit to be able to utilize the exclusive use property tax. SupportTo the GovernorHousing
HB 233County Land Use AmendmentsRep. Kera Birkeland
Sen. Ron Winterton
Repeals provisions requiring certain counties to implement plans for creating a housing transit reinvestment zone as part of their moderate income housing plan.MonitorIn CommitteeHousing
HB 239 S1Medical Record Access AmendmentsRep. Ray WardRequires certain hospital systems to collectively select a central repository that allows a health care provider to access patient information from a different healthcare system. The Department of Health and Human Services is to collaborate with these hospital systems and the One Utah Health Collaborative to create this repository. MonitorFailed to Pass the HouseHealthcare
HB 240Income Tax AmendmentsRep. Nelson AbbottLowers the income tax rate from 4.85% to 4.65%. MonitorIntroduced
(Sine Die)
Taxes & Regulation
HB 241Labor Union AmendmentsRep. Jordan TeuscherProhibits a public employee from deducting union dues from an employee's paycheck. Prohibits a public employer from using public funds or property to assist, support, or deter union activity. MonitorIntroduced
(Sine Die)
Workforce
HB 243Public Transit Employee Collective Bargaining AmendmentsRep. Jon HawkinsProhibits supervisors and confidential, or managerial employees of a public transit district from engaging in collective bargaining, self-organization, or from forming, joining, or assisting a labor union.MonitorTo the GovernorWorkforce
HB 263Apprenticeship on Public Works RequirermentsRep. Jennifer Dailey-ProvostFor any public works contract enacted after July 1, 2023 with an estimated cost of $500,000 or more, there is to be an apprenticeship utilization requirement of 10% or more of the labor hours.MonitorHeld in CommitteeWorkforce
HB 280 S1Local Government Construction Project Bid NoticeRep. Doug Owens
Sen. Todd Weiler
Directs local entities to post bids for a building improvement or public works project at least five days in advance on the state procurement notice website.SupportTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Regulation
HB 281 S1Social Credit Score AmendmentsRep. Cheryl Acton
Sen. Mike McKell
The Division of Consumer Protection is to establish and operate a system where consumers can report financial institutions or companies who use or create a social credit score system.
Also creates the "Social Credit Score Prohibition Act". This defines social credit score as any grading/categorization of a person based on their compliance or non-compliance with government guidance, social media posts, participation or membership in a lawful club, association or union, political affiliation, employment industry or employer, or based on the identity of the members of the person's social network, or other values based criteria. The act states that governmental entities may not use, enforce, or participate in the creation or use of a social credit score system.
MonitorTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Regulation
HB 283 S3Unemployment Insurance AmendmentsRep. Trevor Lee
Sen. Dan McCay
This bill would prohibit any individual from receiving an unemployment benefit if they fail to attend a scheduled interview for suitable work with an employer or fail to accept an offer for suitable work within two business days of being offered. The bill also directs the Department of Workforce Services to create a website where employers can access information about conduct that disqualifies someone from unemployment benefits, and instructions for detecting and reporting possible violations. The website is to also have a section where employers can also report potential violations.MonitorFailed to Pass the SenateWorkforce
HB 289 S1Blockchain Provider RegistrationRep. Trevor Lee
Sen. Kirk Cullimore
Directs the Utah Office of Regulatory Relief to administer the Noncustodial Blockchain Registry that will provide a registry of all noncustodial blockchain companies doing business in the state. MonitorTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Economy
HB 295Educator License AmendmentsRep. Norm ThurstonAllows individuals who complete certified educator training program to apply for and obtain an educator license without receiving a bachelor's degree.MonitorIntroduced
(Sine Die)
Workforce
HB 299 S4Infrastructure Related to WaterRep. Casey Snider
Sen. Curt Bramble
Creates the Utah Boating Grant Account. The UBGA is to be funded by statewide registration of watercraft, and these funds can be used for construction or repair of public boating facilities, water shoreline resource protections, drought access mitigation, alternative access for non-moterized watercraft, and Search and Rescue equipment.MonitorTo the GovernorWater
HB 301 S3Transportation Tax AmendmentsRep. Mike Schultz
Sen. Wayne Harper
Increases vehicle registration by $5 for a yearly registration, and $3 for a 6-month registration. Instigates the Electric Vehicle Charging Tax which is to be levied on retail charging stations at a rate of 8%. Lowers the motor fuel tax to 15.6%.MonitorTo the GovernorInfrastructure
HB 307 S3Utah Water WaysRep. Calvin Musselman
Sen. Scott Sandall
Creates the Utah Water Ways partnership to facilitate coordination of efforts for efficient water use. Efforts include sponsoring policy discussions about water supply, engaging the private sector to help support efficient water use, coordinating on water issues with other Departments, and promoting coordination of grants, rebate programs, or sponsorships that support the efficient use of water.MonitorTo the GovernorWater
HB 311 S3Social Media Usage AmendmentsRep. Jordan Teuscher
Sen. Kirk Cullimore
Establishes the Utah Social Media Regulation Act. Prohibits social media companies from allowing Utah residents under the age of 16 to have an account on their platform unless their parent or guardian consents to their account and provides valid identification and a mailing/email address. Directs social media companies to use a third party to verify age via submission of valid identification for all existing accounts. For accounts of businesses or organizations, requires ID verification for the principal, owner, or officer who is authorized to speak on behalf of the business. MonitorTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Economy
HB 312 S1Patient Medical Record Access AmendmentsRep. James Dunnigan
Sen. Mike McKell
Pertains to medical records requesting--if a requestor has not received their medical records within 30 days of request, the health care provider cannot charge more than 50% of their established fee. If the requestor has still not received their records within 60 days of request, the provider cannot charge at all. MonitorTo the GovernorHealthcare
HB 319Uintah Basin Air Quality Research Project AmendmentsRep. Scott Chew
Sen. Ron Winterton
Makes the Uintah Basin Air Quality Research Project an ongoing project, and appropriates $150,000 for FY23 in addition to previously appropriated amounts. MonitorTo the GovernorAir Quality
HB 323Expungement Fee Waiver AmendmentsRep. James DunniganExtends the repeal date for expungement fee waivers and certificate of eligibility fee waivers. MonitorIn Committee
(Sine Die)
Workforce
HB 324 S4Workplace Violence Protective Orders AmendmentsRep. Tyler Clancy
Sen. Todd Weiler
Allows an employer to petition for workplace violence protective orders against individuals who commit violence in a workplace. Precludes an employer from civil liability if they seek the protective order in good faith, or if they fail to seek a protective order.SupportTo the GovernorWorkforce
HB 326Physician Licensing AmendmentsRep. James CobbDirects the Division of Professional Licensing to award a provisional license to an applicant who completed medical school and is licensed and has practiced as a physician and surgeon in a country outside of the U.S., who has passed the exam administered by the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates.MonitorIn Committee
(Sine Die)
Healthcare
HB 331Microenterprise Home Kitchen AmendmentsRep. Christine WatkinsA political subdivision must approve the permit for operation of a microenterprise kitchen if they meet all state and federal regulations. MonitorFailed to Pass CommitteeBusiness Climate & Economy
HB 346State Employee Wage Discrimination AmendmentsRep. Gay Lynn BennionRequires that State Employers pay their employees who perform substantially similar work the same rate and not discriminate based on sex. An employer may use a wage rate differential that determines wage based on a seniority or merit system, or the level of attained education, training, or experience. MonitorIntroduced
(Sine Die)
Business Climate & Economy
HB 349 S4Water Reuse Project AmendmentsRep. Casey SniderProhibits authorizing water re-use projects that will prevent water tributaries flowing to the GSL. MonitorTo the GovernorWater
HB 353Sales Tax Return RequirementsRep. Jordan Teuscher
Sen. Dan McCay
Prohibits a municipality from requiring an entity to obtain a sales and use tax license before granting them a business license. Only applies to entities who are tax-exempt.MonitorTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Economy
HB 357 S3Decentralized Autonomous Organizations AmendmentsRep. Jordan Teuscher
Sen. Kirk Cullimore
This bill allows for the creation of a Decentralized Autonomous Organization, which is an organization created by one or more smart contracts and that is governed by a group of individuals. The DAO can be classified as limited liability. MonitorTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Economy
HB 364 S6Housing Affordability AmendmentsRep. Stephen Whyte
Sen. Lincoln Fillmore
Clarifies that cities and counties whose population has increased enough to put them into specified categories must include a Moderate Income Housing Plan as part of their General Plans before August 1st of the year that they became a specified county or city to receive the attached funds from the State. Municipalities with no fixed guideway public transportation system must select three or more MIH strategies. Municipalities with a fixed guideway public transportation system must select five or more strategies, with one being a station area plan and the other being a higher density or mixed-use development component, eliminate or reduce parking requirements, or be a transit reinvestment zone
This bill creates the Housing Support Grant Program that will fund affordable Housing units for households whose income is less than 30% of the local AMI and that will be approved by the Homelessness Council.
The bill also increases the amount of tax revenue credit that may be allocated by removing the formula and setting the limit at $10M.
Priority To the GovernorHousing

Workforce
HB 370 S4Utility Infrastructure AmendmentsRep. Carl Albrecht
Sen. David Hinkins
Sets forth criminal offenses for tampering or damaging critical energy/utility infrastructure as well as impersonating utility officials.Support To the GovernorEnergy
HB 382 S3Automatic Renewal Contract RequirementsRep. Cheryl Acton
Sen. Todd Weiler
Requires a company with an automatically renewing contract to notify a consumer of the exact amount due and on which date 3-5 days before they collect payment. When a trial period for an automatically renewing contract is about to expire, the company must notify a consumer on the exact date that the trial period will expire and how much the consumer will be charge for services after the expiration date.MonitorPassed Senate Committee
(Sine Die)
Business Climate & Economy
HB 386 S1Clinical Health Care Provider Grant AmendmentsRep. Cory Maloy
Sen. Evan Vickers
Creates the Clinical Healthcare Experience Grant to be administered by the Utah Medical Education Council. The grant is to be awarded to healthcare provider applicants to provide clinical experiences for healthcare students. MonitorPassed Committee
(Sine Die)
Healthcare

Workforce
HB 389 S1Electrical Power Delivery Quality AmendmentsRep. Colin Jack
Sen. David Hinkins
An electric service provider is to prepare a plan to be submitted to the Public Service Commission. The plan is to show which standards, procedures, etc. the provider uses to reduce risk to other costumers when assessing an interconnection request from a utility-scale generation system. The plan also has to address any adverse effects caused by an interconnected customer-owned generation system. The plan is to include all equipment and standards used to perform the assessment and any modification or upgrades to address interconnection problems.MonitorTo the GovernorEnergy
HB 406 S1Land Use, Development, and Management Act ModificationsRep. Stephen Whyte
Sen. Lincoln Fillmore
For any unincorporated area that is pending annexation to a municipality, the border commission shall take the property owner's preference into account. The bill also prohibits municipalities from enacting any ordinance that would disqualify a land use application within 12 months of the application submission.MonitorTo the GovernorHousing
HB 407 S2Incentives AmendmentsRep. Kay Christofferson
Sen. Lincoln Fillmore
This bill directs state agencies to disclose to the State Tax Commission all tax credits that the agency issues, to whom they are issued, and how much each credit is for. The Commission is then to publish all tax credits on a singular website. This bill repeals the tax credit for solar projects, life science and research tax credits, recycling and composting expenditure tax credit, alternative energy development tax credit, and nonrenewable hydrogen production.
The bill would also require businesses that are applying for the R&D tax credit to use a third party independent CPA to verify research expenses and how much tax credit they qualify for.
OpposeFailed to Pass Senate CommitteeTaxes & Regulation
HB 408Mobile Business Licensing AmendmentsRep. Robert Spendlove
Sen. Kirk Cullimore
Differentiates between "enclosed mobile business" and food trucks, and puts both definitions under the category of "mobile business". The bill subjects mobile businesses to the same regulations as food trucks. The bill includes a provision that municipalities are not required to recognize a business license from another municipality if the mobile business does not also have any required health department permits, or has passed a fire safety inspection.MonitorTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Economy
HB 422Initiative AmendmentsRep. Jason Kyle
Sen. Lincoln Fillmore
Modifies the vote percentage required to pass a statewide initiative that would increase taxes to be above 60% of voters in favor of the tax increase.MonitorFailed to Pass Senate CommitteeTaxes & Regulation
HB 425 S3Energy Security AmendmentsRep. Ken Ivory
Sen. Derrin Owens
Directs any qualified utility (electric company serving over 200,000 customers) to report to the AG's office if they receive any notice of federal regulations that would force the facility to quit operating because costs of compliance are too high, or other such causes. Directs the AG to take actions to defend the qualified utility in question.MonitorTo the GovernorEnergy
HB 426 S3Statewide Energy Policy AmendmentsRep. Jefferson Moss
Sen. Kirk Cullimore
Directs the Office of Energy Development to prepare a strategic energy plan that includes technological innovation needed to meet future energy demands, the states utilization and development of nonrenewable and renewable energy sources, nuclear power, and earth minerals, areas of energy-related academic research, specific areas of workforce development necessary, and a proposed state budget. The plan is to be reported before the October 2023 Public Utilities Energy and Technology Interim Committee.
The bill also creates the Utah Energy Research Fund which shall be used to provide grants which are to be administered by the Office of Energy Development.
MonitorTo the GovernorEnergy
HB 428Labor and Military Training Requirement LimitationRep. Tim JimenezProhibits training or other employment requirements that compel or require a person to believe or profess a belief about concepts that constitutes discrimination based on race, color, sex, or national origin. Does not prohibit businesses having discussions or trainings about such issues with their employees as long as the employees are not compellled to endorse the concepts in the training or discussion.MonitorIn Committee
(Sine Die)
Workforce
HB 431Advertisement of Personal Care ServicesRep. Anthony LoubetAn entity must be licensed under the Department of Health and Human Services in order to advertise personal care services to include meal preparation, eating, bathing, dressing, or personal hygiene or other activities of daily living that do not require the direct supervision of a licensed health care professional.MonitorPassed Committee
(Sine Die)
Healthcare
HB 440 S1Intrastate Commercial Vehicle AmendmentsRep. Kay Christofferson
Sen. Mike McKell
Amends the gross vehicle weight that is required to stop at a port-of-entry from 10,001 to 26,001 pounds.MonitorTo the GovernorInfrastructure
HB 445 S1Vehicle Tracking AmendmentsRep. Karen PetersonAllows a private employer to use tracking technology on a company vehicle, unless the vehicle is being used in a personal capacity by an employee. The employer and employee must enter into a private use agreement.MonitorFailed to Pass CommitteeBusiness Climate & Economy
HB 446Housing and Transit Reinvestment Zone ModificationsRep. Casey SniderIf a specified county has not submitted a proposal to create a housing and transit reinvestment zone to the Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity, a property owner within 1/3 mile radius of a public transit hub that is zoned as community commercial may develop and build a mixed-use development with 39-50 units per acre with at least 10% of the dwelling units deed restricted as affordable housing units, commercial uses including office, retail, educational, and healthcare facilities (not to exceed 1/3 of the total planned building square footage) as well as any infrastructure needed to support the development.MonitorIn Committee
(Sine Die)
Infrastructure
HB 449 S4Unlawful Anticompetitive Activity AmendmentsRep. Ken IvoryAmended bill simply defines "monopolized company" as one that 1) engages in or supports the firearm industry, 2) that does not meet or commit to meet certain diversity requirements, ESG criteria, or environmental goals, or 3) does not facilitate or commit to facilitate access to abortion or sex change procedures.MonitorTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Economy
HB 468 S1Employment Screening RequirementsRep. Marsha Judkins
Sen. Michael Kennedy
An employer may not deny an initial interview or employment to a mental health professional applicant based on arrests, offenses, or adjudications that happened before they were 18 years old. A public employer may not deny employment that requires the mental health professional to provide substance use treatment based on their prior participation in substance use treatment, past criminal conviction for nonviolent drug offense that has been terminated or that the person was not incarcerated for. None of these exemptions apply to a violent felony or criminal sexual act conviction.MonitorTo the GovernorWorkforce
HB 470 S1Government Record AmendmentsRep. Paul Cutler
Sen. Kirk Cullimore
Creates the Government Digital Verifiable Credentials Commission. The Commission shall research and provide recommendations that would allow government entities to issue a digital verifiable credential or record, and policies and procedures to protect the privacy of personal identifying information. MonitorTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Economy
HB 476Food Truck RegulationsRep. Kera BirkelandA local health department may not require a food truck to use a commissary if the truck is designated as tier-one, does not use temperature controlled products, does not store prepared food products from one operating day to the next, is able to refill its potable water tanks according to health department guidelines, and is able to dispose of all waste and refuse according to health department guidelines.MonitorPassed Committee
(Sine Die)
Small Business
HB 477Full-Day Kindergarten AmendmentsRep. Robert SpendloveAllows scholarship funds to be used for full-day kindergarten. Directs LEAs to provide half-day kindergarten for parents who request it.SupportTo the GovernorWorkforce
HB 491 S3Amendments Related to the Great Salt LakeRep. Mike Schultz
Sen. Scott Sandall
Enacts the Great Salt Lake Commissioner Act. The commissioner shall be appointed by the governor and confirmed by the senate. The commissioner is to prepare and oversee the implementation of a strategic plan for the long-term health of the Great Salt Lake, as well as maintain information about water levels, salinity and overall health. They are to administer the Great Salt Lake Watershed Enhancement Program, and inform the House Speaker, Senate President, and Governor about how the plan is going at least annually. Appropriates $42.5M to the Great Salt Lake Account ($2.5M is ongoing and $40M is one-time funding) and $2.5M to the Office of the Great Salt Lake Commissioner ($1.5M ongoing and $1M one-time funding).SupportTo the GovernorWater
HB 499 S3Homeless Service AmendmentsRep. Steve Eliason
Sen. Jake Anderegg
Requires the Department of Health and Human Services to initiate a Code Blue Alert when there are weather events that would pose a danger to individuals experiencing homelessness. Prohibits municipalities from receiving funds if they do not prohibit camping (unless all shelters are at full capacity). Directs certain counties to convene a county overflow task force to submit an overflow plan before August 1 each year to the Office of Homelessness services. The plan is to provide assurances that the county will meet all overflow bed counts and that any overflow shelters will meet zoning standards as well as any transportation plan that the Office deems necessary. Priority To the GovernorHousing
HB 501Legal Services AmendmentsRep. Nelson AbbottCreates the Innovations in Legal Services Advisory Council to study the regulatory sandbox program established by the Utah Supreme Court and make recommendations including for legislation to provide oversight of non-attorney participants, funding of the sandbox, and changes to the sandbox to improve access to justice for citizens of the state while maintaining proper ethical and quality standards. MonitorIntroduced
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Business Climate and Economy
HB 502Social Work Licensure Compact AmendmentsRep. Sandra HollinsCreates the Social Work Licensure Compact. To be eligible for an Interstate Compact License, a Regulated Social Worker must have a license in their home state, a social security number, pay all licensure fees, meet any continuing competence requirements, notify the home states of any adverse reaction within 30 days, and abide by laws and regulations in the state where a client is located.SupportIn Committee
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Workforce
HB 513 S3Great Salt Lake AmendmentsRep. Casey Snider
Sen. Mike McKell
Defines which minerals and compounds extracted from the Great Salt Lake have royalties, and which of those go to the Great Salt Lake Account. Directs the Division of Forestry, Fire, and State Lands to manage the Great Salt Lake by protecting the ecological integrity. Directs the Division to consider the fluctuating levels of the lake, developments that would preserve ecological and recreational conditions, as well as salinity, nutrient, and water levels. Also gives the Division the responsibility to manage the berm in the causeway breach, though the bill codifies that the breach is to remain open. MonitorTo the GovernorWater
HB 514Fossil Fuels Tax ModificationsRep. Joel BriscoeAllows an individual to claim the earned income tax credit that is either 15% of the federal earned income tax credit, or their total wages on their W-2 after 1/1/25. Eliminates th food and food ingredients tax.
Creates the Carbon Emissions Tax Act. The Act directs any fuel distributor to impose a tax on any fuels that will be utilized inside the state. Imposes a carbon tax on motor and aviation fuel, natural gas, large emitters, and electricity providers.
Creates the carbon tax restricted account where the revenue from the carbon tax will be deposited. Revenue is to be appropriated to the Division of Air Quality, UTA, the Clean Air Retrofit, Replacement, & Off-Road Technology Program, and to GOEO.
MonitorIntroduced
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Air Quality
HB 524Social Media Usage ModificationsRep. Ken IvoryEnacts the Disclosure and Acceptable Use Policy. Requires all social media platforms to publicly disclose information about their content management, data management, and business practices. Also requires social media companies to disclose how they curate and target content to users, places and promotes ads, content moderation, result display algorithms, and provides data to the user. Companies are not required to divulge trade secrets, but shall ensure that the public disclosure provides sufficient information to make an informed choice about whether to purchase or not.
Social media companies shall provide a system where a consumer can submit a complaint, and track the status of the complaint. If a social media company removes content, they shall provide notice to the user who posted the content and allow them to appeal the decision.
Requires social media companies to publish a biannual transparency report that includes the total number of instances that they were informed of illegal content or policy-violating content, and the number of times the company took adverse action.
Prohibits social media companies from censoring users except as specifically authorized by state and federal law, to prevent the sexual exploitation of children, or directly incites criminal activity, is unlawful expression, or if a court has ordered the censorship.
MonitorFailed to Pass the HouseBusiness Climate and Economy
HB 528Utah Energy Act AmendmentsRep. Ryan WilcoxProhibits a taxpayer, claimant, estate, or trust from claiming or carrying forward a renewable system tax credit and an alternative energy development tax credit in the same taxable year.MonitorTo the GovernorTaxes and Regulation
HB 534Telemedicine AmendmentsRep. Melissa Garff BallardThis bill directs health insurance companies to cover up to 90% of costs for any telemedicine treatment that would also be covered if the treatment was in-person.MonitorFailed to Pass the HouseHealthcare
HB 538 S2Water Usage AmendmentsRep. Doug Owens
Sen. Mike McKell
Directs Salt Lake Water Basin water suppliers to adopt a rule that prohibits lawn/turf watering or irrigation during a shoulder season (Oct. 1-May 1 or whatever timeframe is appropriate for a given geographic area). Commercial agricultural operations (sod farms, orchards, etc.), food bearing plants, and public benefit properties are exempt. Directs large water suppliers to create a report about the estimated water they saved for the designated time periods. Owners or Occupants can be cited for watering during restricted times.MonitorFailed to Pass the SenateWater
HB 540Employment of Minors RequirementsRep. Michael PetersonDifferentiates hours a minor under 16 may work when school is in session vs. when it is not in session. When school is in session, a minor may work up to three hours a day, not to exceed 18 hours a week. When school is not in session, minors under 16 may work up to eight hours a day, but not more than 40 hours a week. Minors are not to work before 7:00 AM or after 7:00 PM, except during the time frame of June 1-Labor day during which minors may work up to 9:00 PM. MonitorIn Committee
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Workforce & Education
HB 549Minimum Wage ModificationsRep. Brett GarnerIncreases the minimum wage according to age--for employees 18 years and younger, $10/hour; 18-21 years old, $13/hour; 21-23 years old, $15/hour; 23 and older, $19/hour. Though the bill directs the Labor Commission to adjust for inflation, they may not adjust it to a lower rate than was previously established. Removes the provision that a person who has a disability or is a minor may be employed at a lower wage.MonitorIntroduced
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Workforce
HB 555Talent Ready Utah Program ModificationsRep. Jefferson MossFor purposes of risk management and workers' compensation, defines youth apprentices and interns as volunteer government workers. Creates an appointed apprenticeship intermediary position to foster relationships between the Talent Ready Utah Program, LEAs, and industry partners.Priority To the GovernorWorkforce & Education
HB 557Tax Increment Financing RevisionsRep. James DunniganAllows project area funds that are not spent within five years of the collection period ending to be allocated to the community in which they are operating, to a housing authority for targeted income housing support, the Olene Walker Housing Loan Fund, to pay for or make contributions to support income targeted housing along major transit investment corridors, or to make a payment or contribution toward child care facilities in the area. Any proposed reinvestment project area plan shall include the rationale for use of tax increment, and whether the proposed project area development could occur in the near future only through private investment.MonitorIn Committee
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Housing
HB 559Workforce Development Funding AmendmentsRep. Jennifer Dailey-ProvostChanges the Department of Workforce Services' Special Administrative Expense Account to the Workforce Initiatives Fund. These funds are to be used to cover the costs of programs or initiatives implemented for workforce development, or for programs that reinvest in the workforce. MonitorIntroduced
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Workforce
HB 562Water Rights Inventory RequirementsRep. Phil LymanPublic water providers that are required to report to the Division of Water Rights is to include a list of water rights that the provider claims to own and the amount of water in those rights, water contracts that the provider is operating under and the amount of water in those contracts, and water rights for nonuse applications as well as applications that have not been approved. MonitorIntroduced
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Water
HB 564Limited-Use Infrastructure District AmendmentsRep. James DunniganAllows for the creation of a limited-use infrastructure district as long as 100% of voters in the applicable county or municipality vote to approve the district. The district may issue assessment bonds to pay for improvements, facilities, or property; public improvements for housing; and capital costs related to public transportation. The district may buy completed or partially completed improvements. MonitorIn Committee
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Infrastructure
HB 566Olene Walker Housing Loan Fund AmendmentsRep. Carol Spackman MossDirects the Division of Finance to annually transfer 25% of the net profit earned from the sale of liquor to the Olene Walker Housing Loan Fund.MonitorIntroduced
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Housing
HCR 009Concurrent Resolution Concerning the Shutdown of Utah's Power by the Federal GovernmentRep. Mike Schultz
Sen. Evan Vickers
Resolution highlighting Utah's measured approach to an all-of-the-above energy policy, and resolving to push back on federal regulatory overreach that threatens our ability to power our state.SupportPassed the SenateEnergy
HJR 002 S3Joint Resolution Amending Rules of Civil Procedure on InjunctionsRep. Brady Brammer
Sen. Dan McCay
Constitutional amendment to require an applicant for restraining order or preliminary injunction to show that there is a substantial likelihood that their claim would prevail in a court of law. If a court had previously granted a written restraining order or injunction on the grounds that the case presented serious issues on the merits, the restrained party can move the court to reconsider whether the order or injunction should remain in effect. Brings the state statute in line with the federal statute. MonitorTo the GovernorRegulatory
HJR 011Joint Resolution for Establishing a State Social Cost of CarbonRep. Jennifer Dailey-ProvostResolution urging the state to develop the social cost of carbon (estimate of the long-term net damage to society caused by an increase in CO2 emissions) estimate, and using those estimates to form state policy to include a carbon tax. MonitorIntroduced
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Air Quality
HJR 016Joint Resolution To Review Railroad AuthorityRep. Ryan Wilcox
Sen. John Johnson
Joint resolution urging Congress to review federal laws related to frieght railroad infrastructure and develop better solutions.MonitorTo the GovernorInfrastructure
HJR 017Proposal to Amend Utah Constitution--Statewide InitiativesRep. Jason Kyle
Sen. Lincoln Fillmore
Directs any passed legislation that will raise tax rates to be voted on and approved by at least 60% of population that votes on the legislation.MonitorIn the Senate
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Taxes and Regulation
HJR 021Joint Resolution Honoring the Hispanic CommunityRep. Ken IvoryResolution highlighting Utah's hispanic population and recognizing their contributions to the state, and resolving to advancing policies that strengthen and ensure a bright future for Utah's Hispanic community.SupportTo the Governor
HJR 024Joint Resolution Encouraging Support for the HOUSES ActRep. Ken IvoryResolution that highlights the benefits that the HOUSES Act would have for Utahns including helping to alleviate the housing shortage crisis, and encouraging support for the Act.MonitorIn the Senate
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Housing
HJR 025Joint Resolution Highlighting the Hazards of Net-Zero EnergyRep. Ken IvoryResolution that highlights the dangers of net-zero energy policies including lower efficiency, decreased capacity, significant land usage, dependence on foreign countries, environmental hazards, and complex recycling procedures. MonitorIn the Senate
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Energy
HR 003House Resolution Concerning Ski Season TransportationRep. Steve EliasonResolution calling on UTA to rectify the driver shortage and explore options for entering into public-private partnerships for the rental of buses before the next ski season.MonitorFailed to Pass CommitteeInfrastructure
SB 024 S1Advanced Air Mobility AmendmentsSen. Wayne Harper
Rep. Kay Christofferson
Unless an unmanned aircraft system or commercial advanced air mobility aircraft (which is subject to federal registration) has a certificate of registration from UDOT, they are prohibited from operating that aircraft. political subdivisions may require advanced air mobility businesses to create a license if they are not in good standing.SupportTo the GovernorInfrastructure
SB 026Rural Employment Expansion Program AmendmentsSenator Ron WintertonExtends the sunset of the Rural Employment Expansion Program and makes technical changesSupport To the GovernorWorkforce
SB 027 S4Transportation RevisionsSen. Wayne Harper
Rep. Kay Christofferson
Amends provisions related to station area plans for public transit and amends compensation for a member of the board of trustees of a large transit district. It amends a required local match of funds to qualify for certain transportation related funds. Clarifies the division of responsibilities within UDOT for oversight of capital development of public transit facilities. Amends provisions related to fees related to tow truck dispatch services.MonitorTo the GovernorInfrastructure
SB 031 S4State Flag AmendmentsSen. Dan McCay
Rep. Mike Schultz
Officially adopts the final proposed state flag. MonitorTo the Governor
SB 034 S1Water Infrastructure Funding StudySen. Dan McCay
Rep. Walt Brooks
Directs the Department of Natural Resources to study the use of property tax revenue for costs related to supplying drinking and irrigation water infrastructure, treatment, and delivery. Part of this study would require the Department to review local governments' use of property tax revenue for construction, operation, maintenanace and replacement of water facilities. It also requires the Department to analyze and develop policies to ensure tax exempt entities contribute equally to the cost of water infrastructure paid for with property tax revenue as well as analyzing the effect of eliminating or reducing property tax revenue as a funding source for costs related to water infrastructure, treatment, or delivery.MonitorTo the GovernorWater
SB 035 S3Professional Licensing by Endorsements Amendments Senator Curt Bramble
Rep. Cory Maloy
1) Creates a Compact for Physician's Assistants. Allows PAs in the compact to cross state lines to practice and allows for recirprocity. 2) Allows for individuals to be licensed based on their competencies. Utah has many individuals that may be immigrating from another country and they cannot be licensed and cannot work in their best professional capacity. Support To the GovernorWorkforce
SB 048Energy Producer States' Agreement AmendmentsSen. Wayne Harper
Rep. Steven Lund
Directs the Legislature to participate in and appoint members to The Energy Council. Legislators are to participate in conferences and meetings and report activities to the Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environment Interim Committee and the Public Utilities, Energy, and Technology Interim Committee. This council is made up of legislators from different energy producing states to discuss and collaborate on energy policy.SupportTo the GovernorEnergy
SB 062 S1Hydrogen AmendmentsSen. David Hinkins
Rep. Steven Lund
Directs the Department of Natural Resources to establish a hydrogen advisory council within the Office of Energy Development. The council may help facilitate the use of hydrogen fuel within the state. It can also encourage cross-state cooperation with states that already have hydrogen programs and work with other stakeholders to recommend realistic goals and educate, discuss, and consult in hydrogen related matters. They can promote hydrogen research at USHE institutions and make recommendatons about how to qualify for federal funding for hydrogen projects. They can make recommendations pertaining to various forms of energy make recommendations to establish safety protocols for production, transportation, and handling of hydrogen within the state.SupportTo the GovernorEnergy
SB 071Contractor Continuing Education AmendmentsSen. Jen Plumb
Rep. Steve Eliason
Allows certain nonprofit organizations to provide continuing education to licensed construction contractors.SupportIn Committee
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Workforce & Education
SB 073 S1Gratuity AmendmentsSen. Stephanie Pitcher
Rep. Tyler Clancy
Provides opportunity for an employer to allow their tipped and non tipped employees to participate in a bona fide tip pooling or sharing arrangement in accordance with the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938.SupportTo the GovernorWorkforce
SB 074 S1Digital Wellness, Citizenship, and Safe Technology Commission AmendmentsSen. Derrin Owens
Rep. Jon Hawkins
Extends the repeal date for the Digital Wellness, Citizenship, and Safe Technology. However it also amends the Targeted Business Income Tax Credit in an Enterprise Zone, repealing it Dec. 31, 2024.MonitorPassed House Committee
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Taxes & Regulatory
SB 075 S2Sand and Gravel Sales Tax AmendmentsSen. Scott Sandall
Rep. Bridger Bolinder
Distributes the local sales and use tax revenue from sales made by ready-mix concrete manufacturers to each county, city, and town with a sand and gravel extraction site within its boundaries; specifies a formula by which the State Tax Commission apportions the revenue; and requires the county, city, or town to use the revenue for class B and class C roads.MonitorTo the GovernorTaxes & Regulatory
SB 076 S3Water AmendmentsSen. Scott Sandall
Rep. Casey Snider
Initiates a regional planning committee that will coordinate efforts with the Division of Water Resources on water conservation, water transportation and land use elements to promote water preservation. This planning process will consider feedback from regional jurisdictions to evaluate long term water plans, infrastructure needs and prioritize those needs.SupportTo the GovernorWater
SB 078 S1Naturopathic Physician Licensing AmendmentsSen. Keith Grover
Rep. Brady Brammer
Establishes and enhances the lines of potential conflict of interest for naturopathic physicians. It requires Naturopathic physicians to restrain from referring individuals or prescriptions to entities where immediate family has ownership and interest. There are exceptions including various disclosure statements for referring individuals and only selling or providing remedies or dietary supplements that are consistent with defined Federal Food Drug and Cosmetics Act rules.MonitorTo the GovernorHealthcare
SB 082 S2Sales Tax AmendmentsSen. Wayne Harper
Rep. Steve Eliason
Requires sellers to renew their tax exemption certificate if more than 12 months pass since they last used the certificate in a transaction.SupportTo the GovernorTaxes & Regulatory
SB 084 S2Housing and Transit Reinvestment Zone AmendmentsSen. Wayne Harper
Rep. Casey Snider
This bill amends provisions related to the objectives and required characteristics of a housing and transit reinvestment zone. It restricts how much land a proponent county may own within a housing and transit reinvestment zone. It requires a housing and transit reinvestment zone proposal to include certain maps of the proposed area. It requires the Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity to provide notice to certain relevant entities after receiving a housing and transit reinvestment zone proposal. It also requires the State Tax Commission to provide feedback to a housing and transit reinvestment zone regarding the State Tax Commission's ability to administer the tax implications of the proposal. Lastly, it amends the membership of the housing and transit reinvestment zone committee.SupportTo the GovernorHousing
Infrastructure
SB 090Automobile Franchise AmendmentsSen. Curt Bramble
Rep. Steve Eliason
Makes changes to the New Automobile Franchise Act requiring an automobile franchisor to provide certain written disclosures for potential vehicle buyers. It also provides reasonable compensation to a franchisee assisting a customer whose vehicle was subjected to an over the air or remote change, repair, or update. It also amends requirements for changes to a franchisee's retail labor rate and retail parts markup.MonitorTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Economy
SB 091 S1Medical Cannabis Regulation AmendmentsSen. Evan Vickers
Rep. Walt Brooks
Amends provisions related to medical cannabis production and removes the cap on licenses for independent medical cannabis testing laboratories. It also repeals provisions regarding hemp waste and requires additional warning labels for certain products. It requires heavy metal testing for medical cannabis vaporizer cartridges and allows the Department of Agriculture and Food to ban ingredients found in medical cannabis upon the recommendation of a public health authority.MonitorTo the GovernorHealthcare
SB 095Foreign Driver License Reciprocity AmendmentsSen. Jerry Stevenson
Rep. Candice Pierucci
Allows the Driver License Division to negotiate and establish the process and rules to enter into a driver license reciprocity agreement with foreign jurisdictions.SupportTo the GovernorWorkforce
SB 096 S2Fiduciary Duty ModificationsSen. Chris Wilson
Rep. Susan Pulsipher
Directs fiduciaries to only consider financial factors when investing government funds. Violations of this section include fiduciaries that make commitments to the elimination, reduction, offset, or disclosure of greenhouse gas emissions, or if a fiduciary institutes or assesses a board of directors, implements employment, composition, compensation or disclosure criteria that incorporates race, color, sex, pregnancy, religion, ancestry, or national origin. The bill also prohibits state funds from being invested with fiduciaries that refuse to do business with companies who do not meet certain environmental standards, or with those who refuse to do business with companies that deal in the firearm industry. Prohibits state funds from being invested in companies that provide access to abortion or sex characteristic surgical procedures.MonitorTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Economy
SB 097 S2Public Contract RequirementsSen. Chris Wilson
Rep. Rex Shipp
Prohibits a public entity from entering into a contract with a company who engages in certain environmental boycott actions. This includes companies that engage in the exploration, production, utilization, transportation, sale or manufacture of fossil fuels or its byproducts. It also prohibits entering into contracts with companies who refuse to do business with other businesses who do not meet or commit to meet environmental standards including standards for eliminating, reducing, offsetting or disclosing greenhouse gasses.MonitorTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Economy
SB 102Broadband Service ModificationsSen. Karen KwanGrants rulemaking and regulating authority to the Public Service Commission and requires them to report their work annually to the Pulbic Utilities, Energy and Technical Interum Committee.Monitor In Committee
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Tech
SB 110Background Check ModificationsSen. Keith GroverRequires an employee, contractor, or volunteer who has direct contact with a child to obtain a background check every 60 months, and requires a person to obtain a background check for an individual before deciding whether to engage that individual in a position where the individual will have direct contact with children. Additional provisions outlined, including privacy of background checks and those not incompliance being charged with a class C misdomeaner.MonitorIntroduced
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Workforce
SB 118 S5Water Efficient Landscaping IncentivesSen. Scott Sandall
Rep. Doug Owens
Authorizes water conservancy districts to receive grants to in turn provide incentives for owners of property for water efficient landscaping.SupportTo the GovernorWater
SB 119Per Capita Consumptive UseSen. Mike McKellThis water usage bill Introduces the adoption and reporting of per capita consumptive use of water in certain areas of the state. A standardized formula for calculating the per capita consumptive use as well as reporting the numbers to the Division of Water rights is outlined. It also addresses the publication, or dissemination of consumptive water use numbers and compliance for specific agencies to work within those per capita usage numbers.SupportTo the GovernorWater
SB 121 S3Car-sharing AmendmentsSen. Mike McKellEnacts provisions relating to business platforms that connect motor vehicle owners with drivers to enable the sharing of motor vehicles. Enacts consumer protection provisions relating car-sharing programs, including: driver requirements, disclosures, agreements, liability and insurance for claims while vehicle is under a car-sharing program.SupportTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Economy
SB 125 S1Transportation Infrastructure AmendmentsSen. Chris Wilson
Rep. Jefferson Moss
Designates the ASPIRE Engineering Research Center at Utah State University as the research center for strategic planning for electrification of transportation infrastructure in this state. It creates and outlines duties of a steering committee and requires the creation of an industry advisory board
to assist in the direction of the research center and initiative. It oulines necessary reports on the proposed action plan and goals of the initiative.
Priority To the GovernorInfrastructure
SB 127 S1Cybersecurity AmendmentsSen. Wayne Harper
Rep. Jefferson Burton
Creates the Utah Cyber Center and outlines it’s duties. Amends duties of Cyber security commission and amends the disclosure requirements for any cyber security breach and report them.Support To the GovernorTech
SB 130 S1Social Care Information Privacy RequirementsSen. Kirk CullimoreCreates requirements that certain entities must follow when obtaining consent to access or share information through a closed loop referral system (i.e. government, health care or any regulated entity). And it outlines notification requirements for a breach of system security for a closed loop referral system.MonitorIn the House
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Healthcare
SB 131Motor Vehicle Insurance AmendmentsSen. Lincoln FillmoreIncreases the minimum motor vehicle insurance coverage limit from $15,000 to $50,000 for property damage in an accident, and from $80,000 to $100,000 in any one accident whether arising from bodily injury or death of others, or from property damage.MonitorIn Committee
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Business Climate & Economy
SB 133 S2Modifications to Postpartum Medicaid CoverageSen. Wayne Harper
Rep. Cheryl Acton
This bill addresses Medicaid for postpartum women extending a woman’s coverage up to 12 months after a birth, miscarriage or stillbirth.MonitorTo the GovernorHealthcare
SB 138 S2Fraudulent Ticket Sales ModificationsSen. Scott Sandall
Rep. James Dunnigan
Makes out-of-state online ticket resellers subject to the Ticket Website Sales Act. It also adds provision for the buying and selling of speculative tickets including limiting the number of tickets a reseller can buy.MonitorTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Economy
SB 139Motor Vehicle Consumer Data ProtectionSen. Chris WilsonOutlines data storing and accessing of consumer data that is allowed between auto dealer franchises and their franchisees.MonitorIn Committee
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Business Climate & Economy
SB 144Water Instream Flow AmendmentsSen. David Hinkins
Rep. Scott Chew
Allows for certain change applications related to delivery of water to reservoirs.MonitorTo the GovernorWater
SB 145 S1Higher Education for Incarcerated Youth Program AmendmentsSen. Kathleen Riebe
Rep. Carol Spackman Moss
Utah Tech University provides higher ed for Incarcerated Youth Program and this bill expands the program to include students held in detention.MonitorIn the House
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Education
SB 146 S1Higher Education Governance AmendmentsSen. Ann Millner
Rep. Karen Peterson
The Board of Regents would change to the State Board of Higher Education. It creates, within the U of U the Office of the Commissioner of the Utah System of Higher Education for the purposes of shared administrative services including aligning technical programs across the state as well as a review of institutions and programs every 7 years. It creates performance-based pay for university presidents and a system for succession within the state for the position of university president.MonitorTo the GovernorEducation
SB 152 S3Social Media Regulation AmendmentsSen. Mike McKell
Rep. Jordan Teuscher
Creates the Utah Social Media Regulation Act. It requires social media companies to verify the age of Utah users and obtain consent for users under the age of 18. It prohibits direct messaging with individuals under age 18. It may not show a minor's account in search results and does not allow advertising to, collect of, or sharing of or use of personal information from the account of minors. It outlines that these companies may not target or suggest ads, accounts, or content to minors and will limit hours of access, subject to parental or guardian direction. It requires social media companies to provide a parent or guardian access to accounts of minors. Directs the Division of Consumer Protection to receive and investigate complaints of violations of the requirements established under the act and impose administrative fines for violations. Authorizes enforcement through civil penalties and judicial process. Requires fines and civil penalties to be deposited into the Consumer Protection Education and Training Fund. Requires an annual report from the division.MonitorTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Economy
SB 153 S5Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity AmendmentsSen. Ronald Winterton
Rep. Jeff Stenquist
Requires the Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity to report certain information regarding reinvestment agencies to the Legislature. It expands the nonvoting membership of the Unified Economic Opportunity Commission and adjusts provisions relating to the office's authorization of tax credits and the awarding of loans and grants. It eliminates the limits on funds from the State Small Business Credit Initiative Program Fund for administration. It modifies provisions for grants under the Economic Assistance Grant Program and Establishes the Redevelopment Matching Grant Program for awarding grants to local governmentsMonitorTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Economy
SB 158 S3Water Exactions AmendmentsSen. Mike McKell
Rep. Stephen Whyte
Establishes an exaction for municipalities to use as a basis for water interests in residential developments. The exaction would be based on the municipalities water usage data over the past 5 years or an average of other municipalities that have collected data across the state.MonitorTo the GovernorWater
SB 160 S1Blockchain Liability AmendmentsSen. Kirk Cullimore
REp. Jordan Teuscher
Creates a cause of action for fraudulent transactions that have been committed on a blockchain that has the technology implemented to allow reversal of transactions. Creates an administrative agency action to allows the reversal of these fraudulent transactions and authorizes the Attorney General's Office to operate a node on a blockchain that allows them to reverse fraudulent transactions.SupportTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Economy
SB 161 S1Advanced Air Mobility RevisionsSen. Wayne Harper
Rep. Kay Christofferson
Requires the Department of Transportation (UDOT) to study the following items related to advanced air mobility: 1) vertiport locations and infrastructure, 2) implementation strategies of advanced air mobility technologies, 3) unmanned traffic management infrastructure, and 4) the creation of an advanced air mobility sandbox. Requires UDOT to provide a report to the Transportation Interim Committee and for UDOT to use existing departmental funds to cover the costs of the study.SupportTo the GovernorInfrastructure
SB 171 S3Health Care Practitioner Liability AmendmentsSen. Kirk Cullimore
Rep. Karianne Lisonbee
Prohibits the Division of Professional Licensing from sanctioning a health care provider's license for deviating from medical norms or established practices under certain circumstances. It does allow a health care provider who deviates from medical norms or established practices to advertise so long as they follow certain requirements.MonitorTo the GovernorHealthcare
SB 172 S1Vehicle Sales AmendmentsSen. Don Ipson
Rep. Steve Eliason
This bill allows a licensed vehicle dealer to sell a vehicle to a buyer without the buyer being physically at the dealership. It allows a licensed dealer to enter into a purchase contract, collect signatures, and collect payment electronically as well as deliver a purchased vehicle to a buyer's home or place of business.MonitorTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Economy
SB 173 S5Alcoholic Beverage Control Act AmendmentsSen. Jerry Stevenson
Rep. Jefferson Burton
This bill modifies the proximity within which a hotel licensee may be to a community location. It clarifies room service requirements regarding alcohol as well as training and education requirements for certain staff of an alcohol licensee. It modifies alcohol license renewal fee requirements. It modifies details of forfeiture for retail licensees that cease operations and allows certain restaurant venues to obtain on-premise banquet license for the same premises as a restaurant license. It increases the number of airport lounge licenses the commission may issue for an international airport and allows the commission to issue an airport lounge license to a domestic airport. It also requires a person who transports liquor to a domestic airport to obtain a liquor transport license. It extends the hours during which an airport lounge licensee may sell, offer for sale, or furnish alcohol. And, It allows a restaurant patron to carry an unfinished drink from the dispensing area to the dining area.MonitorTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Economy
SB 174Local Land Use and Development RevisionsSen. Lincoln Fillmore
Rep. Stephen Whyte
This bill assesses a daily fee of $250 to a municipality who has not submitted a moderate income housing plan, or whose plan is not in compliance. Prohibits municipalities from prohibiting newly constructed internal accessory dwelling units with a final plat date approval on or after October 1, 2021.
Municipalities are to designate a single authority to review subdivision applications. Applications are to be reviewed in a public meeting and may not be denied unless they application does not comply with this bill or local ordinances. A municipality may approve a subdivision without the approval of a planning commission or city council.
Priority To the GovernorHousing
SB 175 S2Rural Transportation Infrastructure FundSen. Derrin Owens
Rep. Carl Albrecht
Requires new growth in class B and C road funds over the amount deposited for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2022, be deposited into a restricted account for significant regional projects. Creates the Rural Class B and Class C Road Restricted Account and provides for distribution from the account.MonitorTo the GovernorInfrastructure
SB 177Business Transactions AmendmentsSen. Curt BramblePermits a state-chartered bank to sell to another Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation insured financial institution. Removes the prohibition on a pawn or secondhand business purchasing gift cards.MonitorIn Committee
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Business Climate & Economy
SB 184 S1Prescription Cost AmendmentsSen. Curt Bramble
Rep. Karianne Lisonbee
Allows any cost paid on behalf of a health care plan enrollee to be counted toward their cost-sharing requirement. It would allow vouchers and coupons to be applied to a deductible.OpposeHeld in House CommitteeHealthcare
SB 185 S4Transportation AmendmentsSen. Wayne Harper
Rep. Kay Christofferson
Creates the Active Transportation Investment Fund. This fund may be used to pay costs needed for implementation and maintenance of paved pedestrian/nonmotorized trails and that are part of an approved active transportation plan. Priority To the GovernorInfrastructure
SB 193 S1Pharmaceutical AmendmentsSen. Evan Vickers
Rep. Steve Eliason
Prohibits health insurers from refusing to authorize or pay for a drug administered by a participating health provider or pharmacy. Also allows a qualified practitioner to write a prescription for a 72-hour supply of methadone while arrangements are made for a patient to receive substance use disorder treatment.MonitorTo the GovernorHealthcare
SB 199Local Land Use AmendmentsSen. Mike McKell
Rep. Mike Schultz
Makes any land use law enacted by a 2/3 vote of the local legislative body ineligible for referendum.MonitorTo the GovernorHousing
SB 202Fuel Tax AmendmentsSen. Kathleen RiebeReduces the motor fuel tax rate by the equivalent of 4.5 cents by lowering the gas tax rate from 16.5% to 14.6%.MonitorIntroduced
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Infrastructure
SB 203Corporate Tax AmendmentsSen. Curt Bramble
Rep. Jefferson Moss
Allows a corporate taxpayer to carry forward a net loss arising from a taxable year beginning on or after January 1, 2008. MonitorTo the GovernorTaxes & Regulation
SB 211Net Metering Energy AmendmentsSen. Wayne HarperDirects electrical corporations to make a net metering program available to their customers. Customer generated electricity that is in excess of their usage shall be granted credits by the electrical corporations. Any credits not used by the customer are to be donated to the customer's choice of the public education foundation for their geographic area, or the corporation's low-income assistance programs for use in the state. The bill also prohibits an electrical corporation from charging a fee or other charge for the administration of the net metering program unless the corporation determines that they will incur a direct loss from administering the program that will exceed the benefits of the program. SupportIn Committee
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Energy
SB 223 S2
Charitable Contribution AmendmentsSen. Luz Escamilla
Rep. Angela Romero
Creates the Nonprofit Capacity Fund which will be funded by contributions made on an individual's tax return. The contributions will be administered by the Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity to be used as grants for nonprofit organizations in the state that will help build operational capacity, improving delivery for essential services in the state, providing professional training or technical support, and encouraging collaboration with other nonprofit organizations, industry, and government agencies. MonitorTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Economy
SB 225 S1Commercial Email ActSen. Kirk Cullimore
Rep. Brady Brammer
Creates the Utah Commercial Email Act. Prohibits advertising in a commercial email sent from this state or sent to a Utah email address if the email has a third party's domain name without the permission of that party, or if the email contains any type of false or forged header information, or if the email has a subject line that is likely to mislead a recipient. MonitorTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Economy
SB 228 S2Property AmendmentsSen. Dan McCayRequires an individual to file an affidavit disclosing the sale price when transferring nonresidential property. MonitorPassed House Committee
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Business Climate & Economy
SB 233 S1Portable Benefit PlanSen. John JohnsonAllows government or private entities to offer a portable benefit plan (worker benefit plan tied to an employee instead of an employer). Contributions to the plan are to be voluntary, and any contribution by an internet or application-based company does not indicate employer liability.MonitorTo the GovernorWorkforce
SB 235 S1Tax AmendmentsSen. Curt BrambleExempts rolling stock manufactured in Utah from sales and use tax. Also exempts construction materials from sales and use tax if the purchaser and the vender are are related directly or indirectly through 100% common ownership or control.MonitorTo the GovernorTaxes and Regulation
SB 240 S1First-Time Home Buyer Assistance ProgramSen. Stuart Adams
Rep. Stephen Whyte
Creates the First-Time Homebuyer Assistance Program under the Utah Housing Corporation. It is to be funded by legislative appropriation and funds (not to exceed $20,000) are to be dispersed to first-time homebuyers. Funds may be used for downpayments, closing costs, or reducing the interest rate on the mortgage. If a recipient sells or refinances their home before the mortgage has been paid, they shall pay back the lesser of the program costs, or 50% of the home equity amount. The UHC is to report annually to the Social Services Appropriations Subcommittee.SupportTo the GovernorHousing
SB 242Utility Easements AmendmentsSen. Daniel McCayRequires utility operators to create a statewide notification center to manage requests for marking utility before excavation and allows a person to submit designs and receive information about utilities in that location. It also outlines process when a excavators come in contact or damage a utility facility.MonitorIn Committee
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Energy
SB 243Utah Antidiscrimination Act AmendmentsSen. Kathleen RiebeProhibits an employer from discriminating between employees on the basis of sex. Prohibits an employer from seeking or relying on wage history in determining wages. It also prohibits employers from retaliating against an employee for failing to disclose wage history, invoking provisions related to wage discrimination, or assisting in the enforcement of provisions prohibiting wage discrimination. It provides a private right of action for aggrieved employees with a 1- year statute of limitations.MonitorIntroduced
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Workforce
SB 248Tobacco AmendmentsSen. Kirk CullimoreCreates a temporary events permit to sell tobacco and nicotine products including via phone, internet, mail or other remote orders and establishes licensing, taxation and penalties for noncompliance.MonitorHeld in CommitteeBusiness Climate & Economy
SB 249Electric Energy Storage AmendmentsSen. Nate BlouinCreates an income tax credit for the installation of a commercial energy storage system for use by commercial entities. It requires the Public Service Commission to create rules for the qualifications for the credit and requires the Office of Energy Development to issue a certificate for the tax credit.SupportFailed to Pass CommitteeEnergy
SB 250 S2Public Surveillance AmendmentsSen. Daniel McCay
Rep. Ryan Wilcox
Prohibits a governmental entity from implementing technologies to create a public network of surveillance footage or to contract with a private entity to gather surveillance footage.MonitorTo the GovernorBusiness Climate and Economy
SB 251Secondary Water Metering RequirementsSen. David Hinkins
Rep. Casey Snider
Provides for an alternative metering requirement and allows the issuing of grants for projects other than metering under certain conditions.MonitorTo the GovernorWater
SB 252Conservation Tax Incentive AmendmentsSen. Kathleen RiebeEnacts nonrefundable corporate and individual tax credits for the purchase and installation of water efficient landscaping and fixtures by a homebuilder. Establishes a process for a homebuilder to receive a tax credit certificate from the Division of Water Resources before claiming the tax credit.
Establishes a cap on the amount of tax credit certificates that the division may issue per year, and schedules the repeal of the tax credit by the legislature.
SupportFailed to Pass CommitteeWater
SB 257 S1State Board of Education AmendmentsSen. Keith Grover
Rep. Nelson Abbott
Amends the State Board of Education (state board) to establishment of minimum standards for public schools. It requires the state board to require LEAs to issue high school diplomas to students who receive an associate's degree with certain minimum credit hours earned, and receive an industry certificate with certain minimum classroom hours.MonitorTo the GovernorWorkforce
SB 258 S1Upstart Program AmendmentsSen. Mike McKellMoves the UPSTART program into the Economic Opportunity Act, under the GO Utah office. It amends evaluation criteria for evaluating home based providers. It expands program to all Utah children. It requires SBOE to make program accessible to all that seek participation. Requires GO Utah office to determine costs of program, implementing campaigns and referral programs.MonitorTo the GovernorWorkforce
SB 270Transportation Bonding AmendmentsSen. Karen KwanRemoves bonding authorization for some sections of double tracking for FrontRunner commuter rail.MonitorIntroduced
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Infrastructure
SB 277 S2Water Conservation and Augmentation AmendmentsSen. Scott SandallModifies the purposes for which money in the Water Infrastructure Restricted Account may be used.MonitorTo the GovernorWater
SB 283 S1Prohibiting Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Higher EducationSen. John JohnsonDirects the Education Interim Committee to conduct a DE&I study within institutes of higher education, and consider appropriate legislation. OpposeHeld in CommitteeWorkforce & Education
SB 284 S1Aviation Fuel Incentive AmendmentsSen. Kirk CullimoreDirects the Governor's Office of Economic Opportunity to award a grant to an aviation carrier who purchases fuel from a refinery that has invested at least $5M in an aviation fuel project that has produced 4.5M gallons more of aviation fuel since the investment without lowering their production of gas and diesel fuel. MonitorTo the GovernorInfrastructure
SB 285Social Work Licensure CompactSen. Todd Weiler
Rep. Sandra Hollins
Creates the Social Work Licensure Compact. To be eligible for an Interstate Compact License, a Regulated Social Worker must have a license in their home state, a social security number, pay all licensure fees, meet any continuing competence requirements, notify the home states of any adverse reaction within 30 days, and abide by laws and regulations in the state where a client is located.SupportIn the House
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Workforce
SB 289 S2Point of the Mountain State Land Authority AmendmentsSen. Jerry Stevenson
Rep. Jeffrey Stenquist
Gives the Point of the Mountain State Land Authority exclusive control over management and development of land under their jurisdiction, exempting them from local and municipal land use regulations. Allows the authority to impose a tax for transactions that occur on land under Point's jurisdiction (not to exceed 5%), but directs that all revenue from that tax is to be used for affordable housing development. MonitorTo the GovernorHousing
SB 295Dedicated Infrastructure District ActSen. Dan McCayAllows for the creation of a dedicated infrastructure district to 1) finance costs of infrastructure and improvements, 2) maintain and operate infrastructure and improvements in areas without a dedicated infrastructure district, 3) lower the cost of infrastructure and improvements and increase the supply of building lots, 4) help make housing within dedicated infrastructure districts more affordable, 5) encourage economic development. SupportPassed Committee
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Infrastructure
SCR 001Concurrent Resolution Supporting the Tax Cuts and Jobs ActSen. Lincoln Fillmore
Rep. Tyler Clancy
Resolution urging Congress to permanently extend the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017. MonitorTo the GovernorTaxes & Regulation
SCR 006Concurrent Resolution Regarding the Great Salt Lake Elevation TargetsSen. Nate BlouinDescribes status of Great Salt Lake and recommends the adoption goals to devise and implement policies, incentives, and funding sources to return the Great Salt Lake to optimal levels.SupportHeld in CommitteeWater
SCR 008Concurrent Resolution Promoting Kindness in UtahSen. Curtis Bramble
Rep. Stephanie Gricius
Recognizes Utah citizen's inherent proclivity to be kind and urges continued support for proactive acts of kindness to foster a healthier society.SupportTo the Governor
SCR 009Concurrent Resolution Opposing Efforts to Weaken the Economy or Restrict Energy SupplySen. Chris Wilson
Rep. Cory Maloy
This resolution supports the treasurer and government entities in opposing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing.MonitorTo the GovernorBusiness Climate & Economy
SJR 001 S1Proposal to Amend Utah Constitution--Revenue and TaxationSen. Dan McCay
Rep. Steve Eliason
The amended resolution only prohibits a tax on the transfer of real property. MonitorPassed House Committee
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Business Climate & Economy
SJR 008Joint Rules Resolution - International Relations and Trade CommitteeSen. Jacob AndereggRemoves the repeal date that applies to the International Relations and Trade Committee.MonitorIntroduced
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Business Climate & Economy