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“The value of private real property, and who may sign a petition or protest for an owner, must be determined under Section 10-2-802 when carrying out this part.”
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The value of private real property, and who may sign a petition or protest for an owner, must be determined under Section 10-2-802 when carrying out this part.
Section 10-2-902
For implementing this part, private real property must be valued under Section 10-2-802.
Section 10-2-902(1)
For purposes of implementing the provisions of this part requiring an owner of private real property to sign a petition or protest, determining the appropriate individual to sign the petition or protest shall be determined according to the
Section 10-2-902(2)
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Source record from le.utah.gov · Enacted 2025
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