02-12-2025, 04:49 PM
(02-12-2025, 04:19 PM)dubob Wrote: You need to contact your Rep and your Senator and all of the following and ask them to vote 'NO' on this bill!
2025 House Natural Resources, Agriculture & Environment (HNRAE) Committee:
carlalbrecht@le.utah.gov, rshipp@le.utah.gov, glbennion@le.utah.gov,
bbolinder@le.utah.gov, wbrooks@le.utah.gov, scottchew@le.utah.gov, jkoford@le.utah.gov,
mkohler@le.utah.gov, lmonson@le.utah.gov, dougowens@le.utah.gov,
mikeschultz@le.utah.gov, dshallenberger@le.utah.gov, csnider@le.utah.gov,
christinewatkins@le.utah.gov
2025 Senate Natural Resources, Agriculture & Environment (SNRAE) Committee:
derrinowens@le.utah.gov, nblouin@le.utah.gov, keithgrover@le.utah.gov,
dhinkins@le.utah.gov, ssandall@le.utah.gov, jwstevenson@le.utah.gov,
kstratton@le.utah.gov
Thanks for the list. Here's what I've sent to my rep and senator who I now find are on the above committees.
H.B. 386 - Please vote 'No'
Proposed amendments to H.B. 386 again moves the goalpost for establishing Utah’s historically navigable waterways. The proposed amendments further enable privatization of historic public access. Preservation of public access to Utah's historically navigable waterways would be better served with a more clear and open judicial process for establishing such.