House passes S.154 (state plane coordinate system) in concurrence and adjourns

The Vermont House of Representatives put Senate Bill S.154 (relating to the Vermont State plane coordinate system) to a third reading and a voice vote on Feb. 16; the presiding member said the "ayes have it" and the bill passed in concurrence.

The bill was read for third consideration, the presiding member called for those in favor to say "aye," and then announced the ayes had it. No roll-call tally or individual votes were recorded in the transcript; the action on S.154 was taken by voice vote.

Shortly after the concurrence vote, a member moved that the House stand adjourned until Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2024, at 10 a.m. The motion was adopted by voice vote and the body adjourned.

The session’s recorded floor business concluded with the concurrence on S.154 and the adopted adjournment; no further legislative action on S.154 is recorded in the transcript.