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Bill to remove school floor plans from the public stalls in the House

PHOENIX — A bill to remove school blueprints and floor plans from public access has stalled in the House despite it having gotten bipartisan preliminary approval a month ago.

Democratic Rep. Laura Terech of Phoenix shepherded her House Bill 2075 through the House Government Committee in January. And there were no objections voiced on Feb. 28 when it came to the House floor for debate.

In fact, it was scheduled for a roll-call vote that same day.

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