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Purpose and legislative effect
“A municipality must hold a public hearing before changing adopted public-improvement specifications for a subdivision or development, mail notice at least 30 days before the hearing to specified people, and let notified people comment in writing or in person.”
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A municipality must hold a public hearing before changing adopted public-improvement specifications for a subdivision or development, mail notice at least 30 days before the hearing to specified people, and let notified people comment in writing or in person.
Section 10-20-212
An unspecified actor must hold a public hearing.
Section 10-20-212(1)
This covers each person who has submitted a land use application and whose application has not yet received a land use decision.
Section 10-20-212(2)(a)
This text refers to a person who makes a written request to receive a copy of the notice.
Section 10-20-212(2)(b)
A person who receives the required notice may give public comment in writing before the public hearing or in person during the hearing.
Section 10-20-212(3)
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Source record from le.utah.gov · Legal dates not recorded
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