SENATE BILL NO. 10 "An Act relating to an optional exemption from municipal property taxes for recreational facilities." SPONSOR SUBSTITUTE FOR SENATE BILL NO. 10 "An Act requiring a utility that provides services in a municipality with a population of more than 100,000 to have an ongoing program of placing existing overhead utility lines underground; and relating to rates for recovering the cost of placing existing overhead utility lines underground." Senator Donley explained the work draft "S" dated 5/3/99. He referred briefly to page 2, lines 7 and 8. He made a technical correction on page 2, line 4 to delete "retail". He MOVED CSSSSB10() "S" with the deletion on page 2, line 4 "retail". WITHOUT OBJECTION it was ADOPTED as the working draft with the deletion on page 2, line 4, "retail". Senator Green said, however, she would not be supporting this piece of legislation. She indicated that it was not up to this body to tell the City of Anchorage how to handle their city matters. Senator Adams said he was supporting the bill because it was only limited to Anchorage. Senator Kelly asked if there were any benefits to being on the Anchorage assembly. Senator Green reminded Senator Adams that they were only one word away from being included in legislation. Senator Adams responded. It included numbers. Co-chair Torgerson said he was reluctant to change the fiscal note without the Public Utilities Commission seeing the bill. Senator Donley offered further brief comments. Co-chair Torgerson HELD the bill in committee pending the Public Utilities Commission seeing the bill and checking their fiscal note. Co-chair Torgerson called SCR 8.