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Utah Code § 11-10-4
A local authority that grants licenses under this chapter may adopt ordinances making it unlawful to operate certain establishments without a license.
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Utah Code § 11-13-101
Title. This chapter is known as the "Interlocal Cooperation Act."
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Utah Code § 11-13-102
Purpose of chapter. The purpose of this chapter is: to permit local governmental units to make the most efficient use of their powers by enabling them to cooperate with other localities on a basis of mutual advantage and thereby to provide
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Utah Code § 11-13-103
This section defines terms used in the chapter.
- Definitions
- Electric generating capacity
- Electric generation
- Electric requirements
- Energy
Utah Code § 11-13-104
An interlocal entity that employs a legislator must grant requested leave on an authorized legislative day, and it may not interfere with that leave or retaliate for using it, unless Subsection (4) applies.
- Committee designation
- Compensation
- Leave
- Promotion
- Retaliation
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Utah Code § 11-13-201
A Utah public agency may jointly exercise its powers with another Utah public agency, and may do so with an out-of-state public agency if that other agency’s laws allow it.
- Broadband
- Cable television
- Communications services
- Intergovernmental cooperation
- Public telecommunications
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Utah Code § 11-13-202
Public agencies may enter interlocal agreements for cooperative action, shared services, law enforcement services, a transportation reinvestment zone, or other authorized acts; such agreements do not take effect until approved by each party.
- Fees
- Law enforcement services
- Permits
- Public agency agreements
- Public services coordination
Utah Code § 11-13-202.5
Certain agreements must be approved by the specified public agency authority, and then reviewed by the agency attorney before they take effect.
- Agreement approval
- Bonds
- Interlocal agreements
- Interlocal entities
- Legal review
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Utah Code § 11-13-203
This section lets Utah public agencies form interlocal entities by agreement, including electric and energy services interlocal entities, and requires each interlocal entity to register as a limited purpose entity.
- Audit enforcement
- Electric energy
- Electric energy services
- Electric facilities
- Electric power
Utah Code § 11-13-203.5
Law enforcement officers acting under a covered agreement keep their arrest powers, immunities, and privileges, and out-of-state officers assigned in Utah must be certified in their home state and seek recognition before working here unless a narrow emergency/requested-assistance exception applies.
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Utah Code § 11-13-204
Powers and duties of interlocal entities -- Additional powers of energy services interlocal entities -- Length of term of agreement and interlocal entity -- Notice to lieutenant governor -- Recording requirements -- Public Service
- Certificate amendment
- Contracts
- Customer complaints
- Electric power procurement
- Electric service
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Utah Code § 11-13-205
Agreement by public agencies to approve the creation of a new entity to own sewage and wastewater facilities -- Powers and duties of new entities -- Validation of previously created entities -- Notice to lieutenant governor -- Recording
- Bond issuance
- Contracts
- Corporate powers
- Eminent domain
- Entity creation
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Utah Code § 11-13-206
Agreements for joint or cooperative action must include specified terms, including duration, governance, financing, termination, withdrawal, and voting details.
- Agreement drafting
- Budgeting
- Financing
- Governance
- Interlocal cooperation
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Utah Code § 11-13-207
If an agreement does not create an interlocal entity, it must include arrangements for administration, property handling, functions, and the joint administrator’s powers.
- Governance procedures
- Joint operations
- Property management
- Public administration
- Public agency administration
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Utah Code § 11-13-208
An agreement under this chapter does not excuse a public agency from legal obligations or responsibilities, except as provided in Subsection (2).
- Government services performance
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Utah Code § 11-13-209
An agreement under this chapter does not take effect until it is filed with each party public agency’s keeper of records.
- Agreement filing
- Effectiveness
- Public agencies
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Utah Code § 11-13-210
In disputes over agreements between Utah public agencies and out-of-state public agencies, the parties to the agreement must be treated as real parties in interest, and the state may seek recovery for damages or liabilities it incurs from being joined in the case.
- Liability allocation
- Public agency agreements
- State recoupment
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Utah Code § 11-13-211
A public agency that enters an agreement creating a joint or cooperative undertaking or interlocal entity may provide funds, property, personnel, or services to it.
- Personnel/services
- Property transfer
- Public resources
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Utah Code § 11-13-212
Public agencies may contract with each other or with an interlocal entity to perform authorized services, and contracts must be authorized and fully state the parties’ purposes, powers, rights, objectives, and responsibilities.
- Facilities and improvements
- Government services
- Intergovernmental contracting
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