Legislature(1995 - 1996)
03/25/1996 03:38 PM Senate RES
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SB 223 APPROVE CLOSING SITUK TO MINERAL ENTRY
CHAIRMAN LEMAN brought SB 223 before the committee as the next
order of business. He noted there was a proposed amendment
submitted by the Alaska Miners Association for the committee's
approval.
SENATOR LINCOLN moved the following amendment to SB 223:
Amendment No. 1
Page 1, line 13: Delete [subsurface] and insert "surface
Page 2, line 1: Insert following "fisheries." Such surface estate
closure will protect the fisheries without eliminating mineral
location of the subsurface minerals or development of the
subsurface minerals by underground mining methods.
Page 2, line 2: Following "state-owned" insert: surface estate
portion of the
Hearing no objection to Senator Lincoln's motion, CHAIRMAN LEMAN
stated the amendment was adopted and would be incorporated into a
Resources CS.
There being no further testimony on SB 223, CHAIRMAN LEMAN asked
for the pleasure of the committee.
SENATOR LINCOLN moved that CSSB 223(RES) be passed out of committee
with individual recommendations. SENATOR FRANK objected and stated
he thinks the legislation is unnecessary because there was no
evidence suggesting the area was being threatened by mining
activity. A roll call vote was taken with the following result:
Senators Lincoln, Hoffman and Leman voted "Yea" and Senators
Halford and Frank voted "Nay." CHAIRMAN LEMAN stated the motion
failed for lack of receiving four affirmative votes and the
legislation would be set aside for future consideration.
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