Sean Pouche — Chair Sean Pouche presides over a series of committee actions, including moving the committee into executive session and calling roll/votes on multiple measures such as House Resolutions 3997, 4061, 4062, and 4113, followed by discussion and a vote on House Bill 1940. The sequence reflects a continuous procedural run of motions and vote calls rather than separate substantive debates.
Sean Pouche — Sean Pouche discusses committee routing and procedure, then moves the committee to a vote, and finally closes the meeting by noting there is no further business and adjourning.
Barry Hovis — Was called during roll as Vice Chair and marked present.
Barry Hovis — Vice Chair Barry Hovis was repeatedly called during a sequence of roll-call votes, including House Resolutions 3997, 4061, 4062, and 4113, followed by House Bill 1940. The mentions reflect the ongoing voting process rather than separate discussions.
Barry Hovis — Named during the roll call vote.
LaDonna Appelbaum — Was called during roll and marked here.
LaDonna Appelbaum — LaDonna Appelbaum was recorded voting aye on a series of measures during the roll call, including House Resolutions 3997, 4061, 4062, and 4113, followed later by House Bill 1940.
LaDonna Appelbaum — Asks why the bill was sent to consent if it is not a consent bill and suggests postponing action.
LaDonna Appelbaum — Votes aye during roll call.
Bill Falkner — Was called during roll and marked here.
Sean Pouche — Called the meeting to order and was addressed as Chair.
Bill Falkner — Voted aye on House Resolution 3997.
Bill Falkner — Voted aye on House Resolution 4061.
Bill Falkner — Voted aye on House Resolution 4062.
Bill Falkner — Voted aye on House Resolution 4113.
Bill Falkner — Voted aye on House Bill 1940 and is identified as sponsor of House Bill 2395.
Bill Falkner — Responds to the objection and begins explaining why the bill does not create a new septic system program.
Bill Falkner — Explains that the bill only changes the testing method from perk tests to soil analysis and argues it standardizes the process statewide.
Bill Falkner — Continues explaining why soil analysis is preferable to perk tests for septic system placement.
Bill Falkner — Explains how soil analysis helps determine lateral field size and differs from perk tests.
Bill Falkner — Says the bill does not change tank sizing rules or certification requirements and notes both tests involve a fee.
Bill Falkner — Responds to questions about the bill's fee structure and testing process.
Bill Falkner — Says he is undecided on the bill and raises concern about uncapped testing fees and lack of detail in the bill.
Bill Falkner — Votes aye during roll call.
Jim Kalberloh — Was called during roll and marked here; name was transcribed as 'Cabrilo?'
Jim Kalberloh — Voted aye on House Resolution 3997.
Jim Kalberloh — Voted aye on House Resolution 4061.
Jim Kalberloh — Voted aye on House Resolution 4062.
Jim Kalberloh — Voted aye on House Resolution 4113.
Jim Kalberloh — Asked a question about why the bill does not get through.
Jim Kalberloh — Voted aye on House Bill 1940.
Mark Matthiesen — Was called during roll and marked here; name was transcribed as 'Mitesin?'
Mark Matthiesen — Voted aye on House Resolution 3997.
Mark Matthiesen — Voted aye on House Resolution 4061.
Mark Matthiesen — Voted aye on House Resolution 4062.
Mark Matthiesen — Voted aye on House Resolution 4113.
Mark Matthiesen — Voted aye on House Bill 1940 and then requested to discuss House Bill 2395.
Mark Matthiesen — Opposes the bill's placement on the consent calendar and says it should not be treated as a consent bill.
Mark Matthiesen — His concern is referenced as the reason the bill was reviewed previously.
Mark Matthiesen — Votes no during roll call.
Chanel Mosley — Was called during roll and marked here; name was transcribed as 'Moseley?'
Chanel Mosley — Chanel Mosley was called during the roll-call votes and recorded as voting aye on House Resolution 4061, House Resolution 4062, House Resolution 4113, and House Bill 1940.
Chanel Mosley — Votes aye during roll call.
Ray Reed — Was called during roll and marked here.
Ray Reed — Voted aye on House Resolution 3997.
Ray Reed — Voted aye on House Resolution 4061.
Ray Reed — Voted aye on House Resolution 4062.
Ray Reed — Voted aye on House Resolution 4113.
Ray Reed — Asked whether there had ever been a no vote or opposition on the bill.