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“A vested critical infrastructure materials use is presumed if it meets the section’s definition. A challenger must prove by a preponderance of the evidence that it was not established. The use runs with the land, may be changed without losing vested status, and the operator must file a recorded declaration with a legal”
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A vested critical infrastructure materials use is presumed if it meets the section’s definition. A challenger must prove by a preponderance of the evidence that it was not established. The use runs with the land, may be changed without…
Section 10-20-702
A vested critical infrastructure materials use runs with the land and may be changed to another critical infrastructure materials use without losing vested status.
Section 10-20-702(2)
The boundary of a critical infrastructure materials use does not limit the operator’s rights or protection for a critical infrastructure materials protection area.
Section 10-20-702(3)
A critical infrastructure operator with a vested critical infrastructure materials use must file a declaration for recording with the county recorder in the county where the use is located.
Section 10-20-702(4)(a)
provide notice of the vested critical infrastructure materials use.
Section 10-20-702(4)(b)(ii)
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