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This section says an impact alleviation contract or determination order may be amended with party consent or under its own terms, and any party may ask the board to decide disputed amendments.
Project construction or operation may go forward even if certain impact alleviation contracts or determination orders are still unresolved, and noncompliance with this chapter or those agreements is not grounds to stop the project by injunction.
A person may file a civil action to challenge, enforce, or review a board order or alleviation contract, but venue is limited and no trial de novo is allowed.
Termination of impact alleviation contract. If the project or any part of it or the facilities providing additional project capacity or any part of them, or the output from the project or facilities providing additional project capacity
The project entity or public agency can receive a credit against certain tax-equivalent fees, candidates may apply for federal or state assistance, and some assistance must be credited to the alleviation obligation.
Title 59, Chapter 4 privilege tax does not apply to a project, related facilities, or their possession or beneficial use while specified payments or taxes are required.
An impact alleviation contract may allow disputes between the parties to be sent to arbitration under the Utah Uniform Arbitration Act.
Eminent domain authority of certain commercial project entities. Subject to Subsections (2) and (3) , a commercial project entity that existed as a project entity before January 1, 1980, may, with respect to a project or facilities
A project entity must follow the Utah Procurement Code and the Open and Public Meetings Act, unless its governing board adopts procurement policies that let it carry out its organization agreement efficiently.
A project entity must give the Legislative Management Committee at least 180 days’ notice before disposing of project entity assets or decommissioning a coal-powered electrical generation facility.
The Office of Energy Development must study continued operation of a project entity’s existing coal-powered generation facility, and a project entity must cooperate and provide information. The office must then report by the specified 2023 interim committee meeting.
A qualifying project entity may apply to the Division of Air Quality for an alternative permit under Section 19-2-109.4.
This section says the part applies to a governing authority created under the chapter, except as provided in Subsection (2). It does not apply to a taxed interlocal entity or a project entity.
Governance -- Powers of governing authority. If an interlocal agreement does not establish an interlocal entity to conduct the joint or cooperative undertaking, the joint or cooperative undertaking shall be administered by a joint
A governing authority may set member compensation, and members may receive group insurance or limited per diem/travel expenses if the stated conditions are met.
Quorum of the governing authority -- Meetings of the governing authority. Except as provided in Subsection (1)(b) or in the interlocal agreement creating the interlocal entity or joint or cooperative undertaking, a majority of the
This section defines financial and budgeting terms used in this part.
This section limits when this part applies to interlocal entities and says interlocal entities are generally subject to the State Money Management Act, except as stated.
An interlocal entity’s fiscal year is set by its governing board and must be either the calendar year or July 1 through June 30.
An interlocal entity must keep accounting records and prepare financial statements under generally accepted accounting principles, and must adopt and implement internal accounting controls suited to its needs and resources.
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