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MINUTES MONTANA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 66th LEGISLATURE - REGULAR SESSION COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION Call to Order: Chair Denley M. Loge, on February 6, 2019 at 3:00 PM, in Room 455 Capitol ROLL CALL Members Present: Rep. Denley M. Loge, Chair (R) Rep. Frank Garner, Vice Chair (R) Rep. Bridget Smith, Vice Chair (D) Rep. Julie Dooling (R) Rep. Dave Fern (D) Rep. Frank Fleming (R) Rep. Rodney Garcia (R) Rep. Sharon Greef (R) Rep. Derek J. Harvey (D) Rep. Joshua Kassmier (R) Rep. Joel G. Krautter (R) Rep. Jasmine Krotkov (D) Rep. Zac Perry (D) Rep. Mark Sweeney (D) Members Excused: None Members Absent: None Staff Present: Joe Carroll, Legislative Branch Kathlyn Royal, Committee Clerk Audio Committees: These minutes are in outline form only. They provide a list of participants and a record of official action taken by the committee. The link to the audio recording of the meeting is available on the Legislative Branch website. Committee Business Summary: Executive Action: HB 120, HB 190, HB 294, SB 51 190206TRH.Hm1 HOUSE COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION February 6, 2019 PAGE 2 of 4 15:00:52 Chair Loge 15:02:05 Joe Carroll, Legislative Services Division (LSD) 15:04:36 Chair Loge EXHIBIT(trh24a01) 15:05:48 Rep. Garcia 15:05:55 Chair Loge 15:06:48 Recessed 15:23:10 Reconvened EXECUTIVE ACTION ON HB 120 15:23:27 Motion/Vote: Rep. Garner moved that HB 120 DO PASS. Motion carried unanimously by voice vote. EXECUTIVE ACTION ON HB 190 15:24:12 Motion: Rep. Garner moved that HB 190 DO PASS. 15:24:27 Motion: Rep. Garner moved that HB 190 BE AMENDED. EXHIBIT(trh24a02) 15:24:48 Vote: Motion carried unanimously by voice vote. 15:24:56 Motion/Vote: Rep. Garner moved that HB 190 DO PASS AS AMENDED. Motion carried unanimously by voice vote. EXECUTIVE ACTION ON HB 294 15:25:36 Motion: Rep. Garner moved that HB 294 DO PASS. 15:25:54 Motion: Rep. Fern moved that HB 294 BE AMENDED. (see Exhibit 1) Discussion: 15:26:14 Rep Fern 15:27:10 Vice Chair Garner 15:27:31 Rep. Fern 15:28:04 Vice Chair Garner 15:28:20 Rep. Fern 15:28:48 Rep. Krautter 15:29:26 Rep. Fern 15:29:47 Joe Carroll, LSD 15:29:54 Chair Loge 15:30:01 Without objection, Rep. Fern withdrew the BE AMENDED motion. 15:30:10 Chair Loge 190206TRH.Hm1 HOUSE COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION February 6, 2019 PAGE 3 of 4 15:30:27 Substitute Motion: Rep. Krautter made a substitute motion that HB 294 BE TABLED. Discussion: 15:30:45 Chair Loge 15:30:54 Vote: Motion carried 13-1 by voice vote with Rep. B. Smith voting no. EXECUTIVE ACTION ON SB 51 15:31:26 Motion/Vote: Rep. Garner moved that SB 51 BE CONCURRED IN. Motion carried unanimously by voice vote. Rep. Sweeney will carry the bill. 15:32:18 Rep. Dooling 15:32:22 Vice Chair Garner 15:32:28 Chair Loge 15:32:47 Rep. Sweeney 15:32:56 Chair Loge 15:33:18 Vice Chair Garner 15:33:37 Chair Loge 190206TRH.Hm1 HOUSE COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION February 6, 2019 PAGE 4 of 4 ADJOURNMENT Adjournment: 15:34:15 ________________________________ Kathlyn Royal, Clerk kr Additional Documents: EXHIBIT(trh24aad.pdf) 190206TRH.Hm1.

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