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Utah Code § 10-8-76

They may prevent certain street noise and performances that gather people on city streets or sidewalks.

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Utah Code § 10-8-77

An authority may compel persons to fasten animals attached to vehicles that are standing or remaining in the street.

  • Animal control
  • Municipal enforcement
  • Street safety
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Utah Code § 10-8-78

A city governing body may require municipal officers and agents to get crime insurance and may require city officers to provide detailed reports at any time.

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Utah Code § 10-8-79

The city may create offices it considers necessary, fill vacancies in elective and appointive offices, and set officers’ powers, duties, and compensation unless another law provides otherwise.

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Utah Code § 10-8-8

A municipal legislative body may improve, close, or vacate streets, parks, airports, parking facilities, public grounds, and pedestrian malls, subject to the cited conditions.

  • Airport facilities
  • Parking facilities
  • Public property
  • Street and park management
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Utah Code § 10-8-8.6

Before widening a street or alley that affects underground access, the city must notify and consult the affected underground-facility owners or operators and utility-facility owners within the street or alley.

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Utah Code § 10-8-81

The city may regulate social clubs and similar associations that keep club rooms or regular meeting rooms inside the city limits.

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Utah Code § 10-8-82

The governing body may require unused railroad or street railway tracks in city streets or highways to be removed in certain cases, and may declare specified acts a nuisance.

  • Franchise compliance
  • Public nuisance
  • Railroad track removal
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Utah Code § 10-8-83

The provision lets the responsible authority require a railroad or street railway company to install gates at specified places along its tracks.

  • Gate installation
  • Railroad operations
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Utah Code § 10-8-84

The municipal legislative body may pass ordinances, rules, and regulations, and may enforce obedience with fines or penalties under Section 10-3-703.

  • Local ordinances
  • Municipal regulation
  • Property protection
  • Public health
  • Public safety
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Utah Code § 10-8-84.5

A municipality may not pass or enforce an ordinance that requires a private employer to provide employee benefits, but it may consider employee benefits when issuing a request for proposals.

  • Employee benefits
  • Employment benefits
  • Municipal ordinances
  • Municipal regulation
  • Public procurement
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Utah Code § 10-8-84.6

Prohibition on licensing or certification of child care programs. As used in this section, "child care program" means a child care facility or program operated by a person who holds a license or certificate from the Department of Health

  • Building codes
  • Building health and fire codes
  • Business licensing
  • Certification
  • Child care
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Utah Code § 10-8-85

Local ordinance may require certain jailed persons to work for the city, with work limited by the person’s strength and to eight hours per working day; it may also allow imprisonment until fines are paid, capped at one day for each $2 owed.

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Utah Code § 10-8-85.10

Municipal legislative bodies may not single out co-owned homes for different land-use treatment or punish someone solely for owning or using one.

  • Co-ownership housing
  • Housing
  • Land use
  • Property regulation
  • Residential housing
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Utah Code § 10-8-85.11

A municipality generally may not pass or enforce an ordinance that bars golf course maintenance operations between 5:30 a.m. and 10 p.m., except as stated in Subsection (3).

  • Golf course maintenance
  • Golf course operations
  • Grounds maintenance
  • Municipal ordinances
  • Municipal regulation
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Utah Code § 10-8-85.4

A municipality generally may not ban or punish listing a short-term rental on a short-term rental website, but it may require licensing or permits and may request removal only for zoning or licensing violations.

  • Business licenses
  • Business licensing
  • Content removal request
  • County auditor
  • Municipal administration
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Utah Code § 10-8-85.5

A municipality may require a rental-dwelling owner to get a business license or regulatory business license and allow inspections, but several limits and exceptions apply.

  • Business licensing
  • Inspection
  • Inspections
  • Municipal licensing
  • Municipal services
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Utah Code § 10-8-85.6

A municipality may accept electronic payments and, if it does, may charge an electronic payment fee.

  • Electronic payments
  • Fees
  • Municipal fees
  • Municipal finance
  • Municipal payments
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Utah Code § 10-8-85.7

A municipality may not prohibit or punish tracking dirt, mud, or other debris onto a municipal road from an implement of husbandry if the operation follows accepted agricultural practices.

  • Farm equipment operation
  • Municipal enforcement
  • Road debris
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Utah Code § 10-8-85.8

A municipality may operate a farmers market on municipal property, indemnify a participating food producer, and set the scope of that indemnification by agreement.

  • Agreements
  • Economic development
  • Farmers markets
  • Food producer
  • Indemnification

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