House concurs with Senate changes to school-construction aid working group (H.871)
May 08, 2024 | HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Committees, Legislative , Vermont
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The House took up House Bill 871 and, after a brief explanation from the member from Cornwall, concurred in the Senate’s proposal of amendment by voice vote.
Cornwall said the Senate’s strike-all amendment made modest additions to the bill, including directing the working group to consider historic preservation and renewable-energy planning, narrowing the number of working‑group meetings (from 10 to 6 with an option for additional meetings if authorized), and eliminating a $15,000 travel budget for the working group.
Outcome: The House concurred in the Senate amendment; the file will proceed with the amended language.
Cornwall said the Senate’s strike-all amendment made modest additions to the bill, including directing the working group to consider historic preservation and renewable-energy planning, narrowing the number of working‑group meetings (from 10 to 6 with an option for additional meetings if authorized), and eliminating a $15,000 travel budget for the working group.
Outcome: The House concurred in the Senate amendment; the file will proceed with the amended language.
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