HCR 2-RONALD REAGAN LANDMARK  1:06:13 PM CO-CHAIR FEIGE announced that the first order of business would be HOUSE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION NO. 2, Urging the Alaska Historical Commission to prepare recommendations for the naming of a geographical feature in the state as a permanent legacy in recognition of President Ronald Reagan's service to the United States of America. 1:07:03 PM JOE MICHEL, Staff, Representative Bill Stoltze, Alaska State Legislature, speaking on behalf of Representative Stoltze, sponsor, explained that HCR 2 is a resolution urging the Alaska Historical Commission to prepare recommendations for the naming of a geographical feature in the state after the nation's 40th president, Ronald Reagan. The Alaska Historical Commission is a nine-member commission that advises the governor on programs concerning history and pre-history, historical sites and buildings, and geographic names. The members of the commission also serve as state representatives for the Alaska geographic names program; in that capacity the commission reviews and provides recommendations regarding names proposed for physical features in the state. Currently, there are 17 geographic sites in Alaska that have been named after former presidents of the U.S. Mr. Michel noted that the timing of HCR 2 is to commemorate the centennial of President Reagan's birth. Alaska has recognized President Reagan several times by declaring February 6th Ronald Reagan Day, but has no permanent memorial to honor him. 1:08:21 PM REPRESENTATIVE P. WILSON inquired as to whether the sponsor had any ideas regarding possible geographical features or would it be left up to the commission. MR. MICHEL answered that the sponsor has no geographical features in mind and is leaving it up to the Alaska Historical Commission to make a decision with regard to the geographical feature. 1:09:02 PM CO-CHAIR FEIGE, upon determining no one wished to testify, closed public testimony. 1:09:43 PM REPRESENTATIVE MUNOZ moved to report HCR 2 out of committee with individual recommendations and the accompanying fiscal notes. There being no objection, HCR 2 was reported from the House Resources Standing Committee.