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Utah Code § 10-2-708
If a municipality has been dissolved, the clerk of the court must give county notice of the dissolution as a class B notice for at least four weeks.
- Court clerk notice
- Municipal dissolution
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Utah Code § 10-2-709
The municipality must pay the expenses of the election, winding down its affairs, and dissolving the municipality.
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Utah Code § 10-2-710
A court may not consider a municipal disincorporation petition, or order an election on it, if the petition is filed within two years of incorporation or within two years of an election on dissolution.
- Election trigger
- Municipal disincorporation
- Petition procedure
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Utah Code § 10-2-711
Dissolution by the county legislative body. A municipality having fewer than 50 residents may be dissolved on application to the district court by the county legislative body of the county where the municipality is located. The population
- County legislative action
- District court application
- Municipal dissolution
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Utah Code § 10-2-712
The district court may enforce orders by contempt and appoint help. After approving a municipal dissolution, it must file specified papers with the lieutenant governor and then submit dissolution records to the county recorder(s). Counties generally may not tax, assess, or charge for services on property in the former
- Assessment
- County taxation
- Municipal dissolution
- Property tax
- Recording requirements
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Utah Code § 10-2-801
This section defines annexation-related terms used in the part.
- Acreage threshold
- Annexation
- Annexation planning
- Boundary adjustment
- Construction costs
Utah Code § 10-2-802
The section sets how private real property value is determined and how owner consent for a petition or protest is counted.
- Boundary adjustments
- Petition signing
- Petition/protest filing
- Petitions and protests
- Property assessment
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Utah Code § 10-2-803
Annexation policy plan. Except as provided in Subsection (9) , before a municipality may annex an unincorporated area: the municipality's planning commission shall prepare and recommend to the legislative body an annexation policy plan, as
- Annexation
- Annexation planning
- Annexation policy
- Annexation policy plan
- Development
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Utah Code § 10-2-804
This section limits when a municipality may annex unincorporated land.
- Airport siting
- Annexation
- Aviation
- Incorporation timing
- Land use
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Utah Code § 10-2-805
Cross-county annexation -- Requirements. As used in this section: "Affected county" means the county in which an area proposed for cross-county annexation is located. "Affected municipality" means a municipality: located in an affected
- Annexation
- Annexation notice
- Consultant engagement
- County procedure
- Cross-county annexation
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Utah Code § 10-2-806
Before an annexation petition is filed, the person filing must file a notice of intent with the municipal records officer and send it to each affected entity; the county must then mail notice to nearby property owners, and the petition must meet listed filing, map, signature, sponsor, and withdrawal requirements.
- Annexation
- Annexation petition
- Annexation petition process
- Annexation process
- County administration
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Utah Code § 10-2-807
Acceptance or denial of an annexation petition -- Petition certification process -- Modified petition. A municipal legislative body may: subject to Subsection (1)(a)(ii), deny a petition filed under Section 10-2-806 ; or accept the
- Annexation petition procedure
- Annexation procedure
- Certification notice
- Municipal notice
- Municipal records
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Utah Code § 10-2-808
The municipal legislative body must give notice of an annexation petition after certification, by publication and mailing, within specified deadlines.
- Annexation
- Annexation notice
- Boundary commission
- Boundary commission protest
- Emergency services
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Utah Code § 10-2-809
County legislative bodies may create a boundary commission, and must create one within 30 days after a protest is filed under Section 10-2-810.
- Boundary commissions
- Compliance
- County governance
- Expense reimbursement
- Government operations
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Utah Code § 10-2-810
Protest to annexation petition -- Planning advisory area planning commission recommendation -- Petition requirements -- Disposition of petition if no protest filed -- Public hearing and notice. A protest to an annexation petition under
- Annexation procedure
- Municipal annexation
- Municipal governance
- Petition procedure
- Petition protest
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Utah Code § 10-2-811
The county boundary commission must hear timely annexation protests, give notice and hold a public hearing, issue a written decision, and the annexing municipality’s legislative body must act within the stated time limits.
- Administrative decision-making
- Annexation
- Annexation process
- Boundary commission review
- District court review
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Utah Code § 10-2-812
Annexation of an island or peninsula without a petition -- Notice -- Hearing. Notwithstanding Subsection 10-2-804(4) , a municipality may annex an unincorporated area under this section without an annexation petition if: for an
- Annexation
- County recommendation
- Geographic scope
- Government consolidation
- Land area thresholds
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Utah Code § 10-2-813
An applicable legislative body must file and record annexation or boundary-adjustment documents, give required notices, and include the effective date in those notices.
- Annexation
- Annexation notice
- Assessments
- Boundary adjustment
- Boundary adjustment notice
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Utah Code § 10-2-814
This section defines “most populous bordering municipality” and “unincorporated island,” provides for automatic annexation of certain unincorporated islands on July 1, 2027, and requires notice for affected second-class counties.
- Boundary changes
- Land use
- Local government
- Municipal annexation
- Municipal services
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Utah Code § 10-2-815
A municipality’s annexation is conclusively presumed valid if property taxes were levied and paid for more than one year after annexation, and no resident contested it in a court of proper jurisdiction during the year after annexation.
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