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Utah Code § 10-20-603
Municipal legislative bodies must assign land use zoning to annexed territory when it is annexed.
- Annexation
- Territory regulation
- Zoning
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Utah Code § 10-20-604
A municipality may not require a private person or entity to maintain a public access amenity or water utility forever, unless the property is adjacent to the private property or the person or entity agreed to do so in an agreement.
- Definitions
- Municipal designation
- Municipal regulation
- Property maintenance
- Public access
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Utah Code § 10-20-605
Transferable development rights. A municipality may adopt an ordinance: designating sending zones and receiving zones located wholly within the municipality; designating a sending zone if the area described in the sending zone is located,
- Development rights
- Development transfer
- Intergovernmental coordination
- Land use
- Municipal zoning
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Utah Code § 10-20-606
Municipalities may not generally force physical changes to legal nonconforming rental dwelling uses, with listed code-safety exceptions, and they are limited in requiring egress-window changes in certain existing bedrooms.
- Building code compliance
- Egress windows
- Housing
- Property
- Rental
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Utah Code § 10-20-607
A municipality may require termination of a billboard and associated rights only by gift, purchase, agreement, exchange, or eminent domain.
- Billboards
- Eminent domain
- Property acquisition
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Utah Code § 10-20-608
This section sets rules for billboard relocation, rebuilding, removal, compensation, and permit validity when a municipality is involved.
- Administrative enforcement
- Advertising height
- Appeals
- Application deadlines
- Billboard permits
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Utah Code § 10-20-609
Regulation of amateur radio antennas. A municipality may not enact or enforce an ordinance that does not comply with the ruling of the Federal Communications Commission in "Amateur Radio Preemption, 101 FCC 2nd 952 (1985)" or a regulation
- Amateur radio
- Amateur radio antennas
- Antenna siting
- Communications regulation
- Local ordinance compliance
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Utah Code § 10-20-610
A municipality may regulate a residential facility for persons with disabilities only as allowed by specified fair housing and disability laws. The Department of Health and Human Services is responsible for licensing operating programs or entities and for requiring and monitoring adequate services in those facilities.
- Compliance
- Facility licensing
- Licensing
- Residential facility regulation
- Service monitoring
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Utah Code § 10-20-611
A municipality may not treat land as wetlands unless a federal agency has designated it as wetlands.
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Utah Code § 10-20-612
Local legislative bodies and land use authorities must consult with a refinery before certain development-related approvals within 500 feet of a refinery boundary, and they may not ask the refinery for specified categories of information.
- Construction
- Demolition
- Development approval
- Development permitting
- Development review
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Utah Code § 10-20-613
High tunnels -- Exemption from municipal regulation. As used in this section, "high tunnel" means a structure that: is not a permanent structure; is used for the growing, keeping, storing, sale, or shelter of an agricultural commodity; and
- Agricultural structures
- Agriculture
- Building permits
- Construction
- Municipal regulation
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Utah Code § 10-20-614
Municipalities may not regulate covered cannabis or hemp entities in conflict with listed state law; the Department of Agriculture and Food has authority to license certain cannabis operators.
- Cannabis licensing
- Cannabis production
- Cannabis production establishments
- Development agreement
- Hemp
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Utah Code § 10-20-615
A specified public utility may exercise powers of a public utility under Section 54-3-27 if it uses an easement with a municipality’s consent and the easement is within a municipal utility easement described in Subsections 10-20-102(50)(a) through (e).
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Utah Code § 10-20-616
A municipality may not adopt rules that block or effectively block the connection or reconnection of energy utility service from a public utility, subject to stated exceptions.
- Municipal ordinances
- Public utilities
- Utility service connections
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Utah Code § 10-20-617
A municipality may not require pavement wider than 32 feet on a residential street when low impact development is required for the area, except for turnaround areas or specific traffic-flow constraints; it must also adopt ordinance standards for fire department vehicle access and turnaround and keep them consistent wit
- Definitions
- Fire department vehicle access
- Fire safety
- Infrastructure
- Infrastructure improvements
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Utah Code § 10-20-618
Regulation of building design elements prohibited -- Regulation of parking spaces prohibited -- Exceptions. As used in this section: "Affordable housing" means housing occupied or reserved for occupancy that is priced at 80% of the county
- Building design
- Building design regulation
- Cladding regulation
- Code implementation
- Construction
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Utah Code § 10-20-619
Municipalities may not block property owners from using water wise landscaping, and they may not require lawn or turf in areas under eight feet wide.
- Defensible space
- Definitions
- Irrigation
- Land use
- Landscape design
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Utah Code § 10-20-620
Municipalities near military land must create and maintain a compatible use plan, and must notify the department before approving certain nearby land use applications.
- Compatibility review
- Compatible use plan
- Definitions
- Development approvals
- Land use
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Utah Code § 10-20-621
A municipality may adopt an ordinance regulating modular building if it conforms to Title 15A, Chapter 21, and this chapter.
- Construction codes
- Enforcement
- Fees
- Inspection
- Local ordinance regulation
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Utah Code § 10-20-622
A municipality generally may not require airspace approval as a condition for approving a building permit or authorizing a development activity, but it may do so in specified tower-crane and airport-related circumstances.
- Airport airspace compliance
- Airport protection
- Airspace approval
- Building permits
- Construction
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