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A qualifying person must file a written complaint with the municipality before suing in district court; municipalities offering broadband, cable television, or public telecommunications services must adopt a complaint procedure with an expedited 45-day process.
Title. This chapter is known as the "Municipal Electric Utility Carbon Emission Reduction Act."
This section defines terms used in the chapter, including adjusted retail electric sales, municipal electric utility, clean energy source, qualifying electricity, and renewable energy certificates.
A municipal electric utility must, when cost-effective, make its annual retail electric sales in Utah consist of qualifying electricity or renewable energy certificates equal to at least 20% of adjusted retail electric sales beginning in 2025.
A municipal electric utility may buy, sell, trade, or transfer qualifying renewable energy certificates. The section also sets crediting rules for certain solar clean energy sources and jointly owned renewable energy resources, and limits a renewable energy certificate’s use to once for Subsection 10-19-201(1) with a b
A municipal electric utility must maintain a plan, file progress reports on the listed dates, include specified report content, may add identification procedures, and make the plan and filed reports publicly available at the municipal legislative body's office.
The municipal legislative body may adopt procedures to implement this chapter. The chapter does not authorize the commission to exercise power over a municipal electric utility’s generation, demand-side management program, or other operations.
Municipalities must be classified by population into city classes or a town.
A municipality keeps its current class unless changed under this section or Subsection 67-1a-2(3).
If a municipality changes class, its existing rights, ordinances, officers, government form, and pending proceedings generally continue unchanged.
All courts in this state must take judicial notice of the existence and classification of any municipality.
A petitioner for municipal disconnection must file a request with the municipal legislative body, and the request must include owner information, reasons, a map or plat, and 1 to 5 designated representatives. The municipal legislative body must publish notice, and it may bill the petitioner for the notice cost.
Hearing on request for disconnection -- Notice -- Determination by municipal legislative body -- Petition in district court. No sooner than three weeks after notice is provided under Subsection 10-2-501(3) , the legislative body of the
The court must hold a hearing after a petition and response are filed, hear evidence on the disconnection proposal, and issue a written order with findings and reasons.
If a court disconnects territory from a municipality, it must order the county legislative body to levy taxes on that territory to cover the territory’s share of prior municipal obligations.
Disconnection ordinance or decree -- Filing of notice and plat -- Recording requirements -- Effective date of disconnection -- Costs of disconnection. As used in this section, "disconnection action" means: the municipal legislative body's
In a disconnection court action, each party pays its own witnesses, and the petitioner pays all other costs.
This section says it does not change the boundary adjustment procedure in Section 10-2-903.
Municipal consolidation begins by filing resolutions or petitions with county legislative bodies; if a petition is filed, the county legislative body must forward it to the county clerk, who must certify signatures and return the certified petition. A voter who signed may request removal of the voter’s signature within
A resolution or petition for municipal consolidation must include required area, name, municipality, and population information, and the first page of a petition must display a voter warning in a specified size.
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