(7)
}
(8)
(c)(i)(A)
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(7)
}
(8)
(c)(i)(C)(I) shall comply with those conditions.
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(8)
}
(9)
(a) The legislative body of the county in which the proposed new
town is located
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Subsection
(7)
}
(8)
within:
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(7)
}
(8)
(b)(i)(B)(II) or
{
(7)
}
(8)
(b)(ii);
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feasibility study, for an election under Subsection
(7)
}
(8)
(b)(i)(B)(I); or
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feasibility study, for an election under Subsection
(7)
}
(8)
(c).
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(b) The officers elected at an election under Subsection
(8)
}
(9)
(a) shall take
office:
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incorporation under Subsection
(11)
}
(12)
, if the election of officers is held on any
other date.
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[(7)]
(9)
}
(10)
Each newly incorporated town shall operate under the
[six-member]
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[(8)]
(10)
}
(11)
(a) [Each mayor appointed under Subsection (6) shall,
within] Within seven
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(8)
}
(9)
, the mayor-elect of the new town shall file at least three copies of the
articles of
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(11)
}
(12)
A new town is incorporated:
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Subsection
(8)
}
(9)
is held on a regular general or municipal general election date;
or
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officers under Subsection
(8)
}
(9)
is held on any other date.
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(12)
}
(13)
For each petition filed before the effective date of this section:
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10-2-125
(8)
}
(9)
.
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10-2-125
(8)
}
(9)
, on any date that complies with the requirements of that
subsection.
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date of this section" in Subsection
10-2-125
(12)
}
(13)
of this bill with the actual
effective date of this
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bill.
The motion passed unanimously with Rep. Dunnigan and Rep. Urquhart absent for the vote.
MOTION: Rep. Hunsaker moved to recommend 4th Sub. H.B. 164 favorably, as amended.
SUBSTITUTE
MOTION: Rep. Shurtliff moved to amend the bill as follows:
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. allows a county legislative body
in a first or second class county
}
the
option whether
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28
of a town and provides a process for commissioning a financial feasibility study;
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[(5)] (7) (a) (i) The legislative body of [each] a county
of the first or second
class
}
with
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which a [base] petition is filed under [this section shall] Subsection (4) may, at its option and
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upon the petition being certified under Subsection (5), commission and pay for a financial
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feasibility study [as provided in Section
10-2-103
].
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(ii) If the legislative body
of a county of the first or second class
}
chooses to
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commission a financial feasibility study, the county legislative body shall:
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[(ii) If ] (b) The county legislative body shall approve a petition proposing the
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incorporation of a town and hold an election for town officers, as provided in Subsection (8),
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if:
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(i) in a county of the first or second class:
}
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(A)
}
(i)
the county clerk has certified the petition under Subsection (5); and
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(B) (I) (Aa)
}
(ii) (A) (I)
the county legislative body has commissioned a
financial feasibility study
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under Subsection (7)(a); and
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(Bb)
}
(II)
the results of the financial feasibility [study under Subsection
(5)(a)(i) meet the
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(II)
}
(B)
the county legislative body chooses not to commission a feasibility
study
{
; or
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(ii) in a county of the third, fourth, fifth, or sixth class, the county clerk has
certified
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the petition under Subsection (5)
}
.
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[(iii) If] (c) (i) If the legislative body of a county
of the first or second class
}
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(i) 45 days after the petition is certified, for an election under Subsection
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(7)(b)
(i)
}
(ii)
(B)
{
(II) or (7)(b)(ii)
}
;
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feasibility study, for an election under Subsection (7)(b)
(i)(B)(I)
}
(ii)(A)
; or
The motion passed with Rep. Greenwood voting in opposition, and Rep. Seelig and Rep. Urquhart
absent for the vote.
Spoke to the bill: Adam Trupp, Utah Association of Counties
Jim Haley, citizen
Steven Clark, citizen
Carl Fisher, Citizens Committee Representative to Save our Canyons
Val Draper, Wasatch County Council
Darla VanZeben, President, Wolf Creek Subdivision #1 Homeowner Association
MOTION: Rep. Shurtliff moved to recommend 4th Sub. H.B. 164 favorably as amended. The
vote was unanimous, with Rep. Seelig and Rep. Urquhart absent for the vote.
3rd Sub. S.B. 25 Municipal Incorporation Amendments (Sen. D. Stowell) (Rep. M. Brown)
Sen. Stowell introduced and explained the bill to the Committee. The Committee asked questions of
Robert H. Rees, Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel.
MOTION: Rep. Gibson moved that the Committee move to the next item on the agenda. The
motion passed unanimously, with Rep. Seelig and Rep. Urguhart absent for the vote.
H.B. 422 Political Subdivision Clerk Amendments (Rep. M. Newbold)
Rep. Newbold introduced and explained the bill to the Committee, with the help of Robert Wall, South
Jordan City.
MOTION: Rep. Dunnigan moved to adopt 1st Sub. H.B. 422. The motion passed unanimously,
with Rep. Gibson, Rep. Seelig, Rep. Shurtliff, and Rep. Urquhart absent for the vote.
MOTION: Rep. Hunsaker moved that the Committee move to the next item on the agenda. The
motion passed unanimously, with Rep. Seelig and Rep. Urquhart absent for the vote.
H.B. 405 Amendments to City or Town Sales and Use Tax to Fund Botanical, Cultural,
Recreational, and Zoological Organizations or Facilities (Rep. S. Sandstrom)
Rep. Sandstrom introduced and explained the bill to the Committee, with the help of Greg Stevens,
Orem City, and Craig Peterson, Orem City.
Spoke to the bill: Royce Van Tassell, Vice-President, Utah Taxpayers Association
Lincoln Shurtz, Utah League of Cities and Towns
MOTION: Rep. Shurtliff moved to recommend H.B. 405 favorably. The motion passed, with Rep.
Dunnigan voting in opposition, and Rep. Seelig and Rep. Urquhart absent for the vote.
H.B. 418 Physician Education Admissions (Rep. B. Last)
This bill was returned to the Rules Committee as previously moved.
H.B. 440 Modifications to Government Law (Rep. L. Fowlke)
Rep. Fowlke introduced and explained the bill to the Committee, with the help of Steve White, Utah
County Commissioner.
MOTION: Rep. Gibson moved to recommend H.B. 440 favorably. The motion passed
unanimously, with Rep. Allen, Rep. Seelig and Rep. Urquhart absent for the vote.
MOTION: Rep. Gibson moved to place H.B. 440 on the Consent Calendar. The motion passed
unanimously, with Rep. Allen, Rep. Seelig and Rep. Urquhart absent for the vote.
1st Sub. S.B. 53 Use of Initiative and Referendum for Administrative Land Use and Zoning
Matters (Sen. B. Goodfellow) (Rep. K. Garn)
Sen. Goodfellow introduced and explained the bill to the Committee.
Spoke to the bill: Lincoln Shurtz, Utah League of City and Towns
Sharon Holmstrom, citizen
Mike Ostermiller, Utah Realtor Association
MOTION: Rep. Dunnigan moved to recommend 1st Sub. S.B. 53 favorably. The motion passed
unanimously, with Rep. Seelig, and Rep. Urquhart absent for the vote.
1st Sub. S.B. 54 Initiative and Referendum Petition Amendments (Sen. B. Goodfellow) (Rep.
K. Garn)
This bill was not considered.
2nd Sub. S.B. 20 Municipal Government Amendments (Sen. C. Walker) (Rep. A. Tilton)
This bill was not considered.
S.B. 177 Local Government Disposal of Real Property Acquired by Exaction (Sen. W.
Niederhauser) (Rep. M. Morley)
This bill was not considered.
MOTION: Rep. Hunsaker moved to adjourn the meeting. The motion passed unanimously. Rep.
Froerer called the meeting to close at 10:02 a.m.
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Rep. Fred R Hunsaker, Chair