| Seq No. 1212 | April 10, 2000 | 11:52 PM |
| Presiding: MR. PRESIDENT | Legislative Date: April 10, 2000 | |
General Assembly Of Maryland | ||
| Senate of Maryland | ||
| 2000 Regular Session | ||
| Third Reading Passed (45-2) | ||
| SB 884 Sen. Lawlah et al Bicycle and Pedestrian Access 2001 On third reading |
| 45 Yeas | 2 Nays | 0 Excused | 0 Not Voting | 0 Excused (Absent) |
| Voting Yea - 45 | ||||
| MR. PRESIDENT | DeGRANGE | HAFER | KASEMEYER | NEALL |
| ASTLE | DELLA | HAINES | KELLEY | PINSKY |
| BAKER | DORMAN | HOFFMAN | LAWLAH | ROESSER |
| BLOUNT | DYSON | HOGAN | MADDEN | RUBEN |
| BROMWELL | EXUM | HOLLINGER | MCCABE | SFIKAS |
| COLBURN | FERGUSON | HOOPER | MCFADDEN | STOLTZFUS |
| COLLINS | FOREHAND | HUGHES | MIDDLETON | STONE |
| CONWAY | FROSH | JACOBS | MITCHELL | TEITELBAUM |
| CURRIE | GREEN | JIMENO | MUNSON | VAN HOLLEN |
| Voting Nay - 2 | ||||
| HARRIS | MOONEY | |||
| Not Voting - 0 | ||||
| Excused From Voting - 0 | ||||
| Excused (Absent) - 0 | ||||