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Utah Code § 10-2a-219, 1997

The county must keep collecting certain revenues and providing services to the future municipality until incorporation becomes effective. The county legislative body may also share revenues and ma…

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United States — Utah
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Year 1997
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Enacted 1997
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“The county must keep collecting certain revenues and providing services to the future municipality until incorporation becomes effective. The county legislative body may also share revenues and may appropriate county funds for startup expenses or support after incorporation.”

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Subsection 10-2a-219(2)

A county legislative body must share certain county taxes and service charges or fees with a newly incorporated municipality when the municipality provides the same services, and it may also share certain pre-incorporation amounts in specified circumstances.

Section 10-2a-219(2)

Subsection 10-2a-219(3)

A county legislative body may appropriate county funds for a future municipality before incorporation or for the new municipality after incorporation.

Section 10-2a-219(3)

Subsection 10-2a-219(3)(b)

Funds appropriated under Subsection (3)(a) may be distributed as a grant, a loan, or an advance against future distributions under Subsection (2).

Section 10-2a-219(3)(b)

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Provision 14Commencement 3

Part 10-2a-2

part 10-2a-2 Incorporation of a Municipality

§ 10-2a-219Division of municipal service revenues -- County may provide startup funds.Commencement

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The county must keep collecting certain revenues and providing services to the future municipality until incorporation becomes effective. The county legislative body may also share revenues and may appropriate county funds for startup expenses or support after incorporation.

Division of municipal service revenues -- County may provide startup funds. The county in which an area incorporating under this part is located shall, until the day on which the municipality's incorporation is effective under Section 10-2a-217 , continue to: levy and collect ad valorem property tax and other revenues from or pertaining to the future municipality; and except as otherwise agreed by the county and the officers of the municipality, to provide the same services to the future municipality as the county provided before the commencement of the incorporation proceedings. The legislative body of the county in which a newly incorporated municipality is located shall share pro rata with the new municipality, based on the date of incorporation, the taxes and service charges or fees levied and collected by the county under Section 17-78-502 during the year of the new municipality's incorporation if and to the extent that the new municipality provides, by itself or by contract, the same services for which the county levied and collected the taxes and service charges or fees. The legislative body of a county in which a municipality incorporated after January 1, 2004, is located may share with the new municipality taxes and service charges or fees that were levied and collected by the county under Section 17-78-502 : before the year of the new municipality's incorporation; from the previously unincorporated area that, because of the municipality's incorporation, is located within the boundaries of the newly incorporated municipality; and to provide services to the area that before the new municipality's incorporation was unincorporated. A county legislative body may share taxes and service charges or fees under Subsection (2)(b)(i) by a direct appropriation of funds or by a credit or offset against amounts due under a contract for a municipal service provided by the county to the new municipality. The legislative body of a county in which an area incorporating under this part is located may appropriate county funds to: before incorporation but after the canvass of the final election of municipal officers under Section 10-2a-215 , the officers of the future municipality to pay startup expenses of the future municipality; or after incorporation, the new municipality. Funds appropriated under Subsection (3)(a) may be distributed in the form of a grant, a loan, or as an advance against future distributions made under Subsection (2) .
Section 10-2a-219Verify source
§ 10-2a-219(1)Subsection 10-2a-219(1)Commencement

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The county must keep collecting property tax and related revenues, and keep providing the same services to the future municipality, until incorporation becomes effective, unless the county and municipal officers agree otherwise on services.

The county in which an area incorporating under this part is located shall, until the day on which the municipality's incorporation is effective under Section 10-2a-217 , continue to: levy and collect ad valorem property tax and other revenues from or pertaining to the future municipality; and except as otherwise agreed by the county and the officers of the municipality, to provide the same services to the future municipality as the county provided before the commencement of the incorporation proceedings.
Section 10-2a-219(1)Verify source
§ 10-2a-219(1)(a)Subsection 10-2a-219(1)(a)Provision

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levy and collect ad valorem property tax and other revenues from or pertaining to the future municipality; and

levy and collect ad valorem property tax and other revenues from or pertaining to the future municipality; and
Section 10-2a-219(1)(a)Verify source
§ 10-2a-219(1)(b)Subsection 10-2a-219(1)(b)Commencement

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Unless the county and the municipality’s officers agree otherwise, the county must provide the future municipality the same services it provided before incorporation proceedings began.

except as otherwise agreed by the county and the officers of the municipality, to provide the same services to the future municipality as the county provided before the commencement of the incorporation proceedings.
Section 10-2a-219(1)(b)Verify source
§ 10-2a-219(2)Subsection 10-2a-219(2)Provision

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A county legislative body must share certain county taxes and service charges or fees with a newly incorporated municipality when the municipality provides the same services, and it may also share certain pre-incorporation amounts in specified circumstances.

The legislative body of the county in which a newly incorporated municipality is located shall share pro rata with the new municipality, based on the date of incorporation, the taxes and service charges or fees levied and collected by the county under Section 17-78-502 during the year of the new municipality's incorporation if and to the extent that the new municipality provides, by itself or by contract, the same services for which the county levied and collected the taxes and service charges or fees. The legislative body of a county in which a municipality incorporated after January 1, 2004, is located may share with the new municipality taxes and service charges or fees that were levied and collected by the county under Section 17-78-502 : before the year of the new municipality's incorporation; from the previously unincorporated area that, because of the municipality's incorporation, is located within the boundaries of the newly incorporated municipality; and to provide services to the area that before the new municipality's incorporation was unincorporated. A county legislative body may share taxes and service charges or fees under Subsection (2)(b)(i) by a direct appropriation of funds or by a credit or offset against amounts due under a contract for a municipal service provided by the county to the new municipality.
Section 10-2a-219(2)Verify source
§ 10-2a-219(2)(a)Subsection 10-2a-219(2)(a)Provision

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The county legislative body must share certain county taxes and service charges or fees with a newly incorporated municipality on a pro rata basis, based on incorporation date, when the municipality provides the same services.

The legislative body of the county in which a newly incorporated municipality is located shall share pro rata with the new municipality, based on the date of incorporation, the taxes and service charges or fees levied and collected by the county under Section 17-78-502 during the year of the new municipality's incorporation if and to the extent that the new municipality provides, by itself or by contract, the same services for which the county levied and collected the taxes and service charges or fees.
Section 10-2a-219(2)(a)Verify source
§ 10-2a-219(2)(b)Subsection 10-2a-219(2)(b)Provision

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A county legislative body may share certain county-collected taxes, service charges, or fees with a new municipality formed after January 1, 2004.

The legislative body of a county in which a municipality incorporated after January 1, 2004, is located may share with the new municipality taxes and service charges or fees that were levied and collected by the county under Section 17-78-502 : before the year of the new municipality's incorporation; from the previously unincorporated area that, because of the municipality's incorporation, is located within the boundaries of the newly incorporated municipality; and to provide services to the area that before the new municipality's incorporation was unincorporated. A county legislative body may share taxes and service charges or fees under Subsection (2)(b)(i) by a direct appropriation of funds or by a credit or offset against amounts due under a contract for a municipal service provided by the county to the new municipality.
Section 10-2a-219(2)(b)Verify source
§ 10-2a-219(2)(b)(i)Subsection 10-2a-219(2)(b)(i)Provision

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A county legislative body may share certain county-collected taxes and service charges or fees with a newly incorporated municipality if the money came from the area now inside the municipality and is used to provide services there.

The legislative body of a county in which a municipality incorporated after January 1, 2004, is located may share with the new municipality taxes and service charges or fees that were levied and collected by the county under Section 17-78-502 : before the year of the new municipality's incorporation; from the previously unincorporated area that, because of the municipality's incorporation, is located within the boundaries of the newly incorporated municipality; and to provide services to the area that before the new municipality's incorporation was unincorporated.
Section 10-2a-219(2)(b)(i)Verify source
§ 10-2a-219(2)(b)(i)(A)Subsection 10-2a-219(2)(b)(i)(A)Provision

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before the year of the new municipality's incorporation;

before the year of the new municipality's incorporation;
Section 10-2a-219(2)(b)(i)(A)Verify source
§ 10-2a-219(2)(b)(i)(B)Subsection 10-2a-219(2)(b)(i)(B)Provision

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from the previously unincorporated area that, because of the municipality's incorporation, is located within the boundaries of the newly incorporated municipality; and

from the previously unincorporated area that, because of the municipality's incorporation, is located within the boundaries of the newly incorporated municipality; and
Section 10-2a-219(2)(b)(i)(B)Verify source
§ 10-2a-219(2)(b)(i)(C)Subsection 10-2a-219(2)(b)(i)(C)Provision

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to provide services to the area that before the new municipality's incorporation was unincorporated.

to provide services to the area that before the new municipality's incorporation was unincorporated.
Section 10-2a-219(2)(b)(i)(C)Verify source
§ 10-2a-219(2)(b)(ii)Subsection 10-2a-219(2)(b)(ii)Provision

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A county legislative body may share taxes and service charges or fees in the ways described here.

A county legislative body may share taxes and service charges or fees under Subsection (2)(b)(i) by a direct appropriation of funds or by a credit or offset against amounts due under a contract for a municipal service provided by the county to the new municipality.
Section 10-2a-219(2)(b)(ii)Verify source
§ 10-2a-219(3)Subsection 10-2a-219(3)Provision

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A county legislative body may appropriate county funds for a future municipality before incorporation or for the new municipality after incorporation.

The legislative body of a county in which an area incorporating under this part is located may appropriate county funds to: before incorporation but after the canvass of the final election of municipal officers under Section 10-2a-215 , the officers of the future municipality to pay startup expenses of the future municipality; or after incorporation, the new municipality. Funds appropriated under Subsection (3)(a) may be distributed in the form of a grant, a loan, or as an advance against future distributions made under Subsection (2) .
Section 10-2a-219(3)Verify source
§ 10-2a-219(3)(a)Subsection 10-2a-219(3)(a)Provision

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A county legislative body may appropriate county funds for the future municipality before incorporation, or for the new municipality after incorporation.

The legislative body of a county in which an area incorporating under this part is located may appropriate county funds to: before incorporation but after the canvass of the final election of municipal officers under Section 10-2a-215 , the officers of the future municipality to pay startup expenses of the future municipality; or after incorporation, the new municipality.
Section 10-2a-219(3)(a)Verify source
§ 10-2a-219(3)(a)(i)Subsection 10-2a-219(3)(a)(i)Provision

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Before incorporation, after the final election of municipal officers is canvassed under Section 10-2a-215, the officers of the future municipality must pay startup expenses of the future municipality.

before incorporation but after the canvass of the final election of municipal officers under Section 10-2a-215 , the officers of the future municipality to pay startup expenses of the future municipality; or
Section 10-2a-219(3)(a)(i)Verify source
§ 10-2a-219(3)(a)(ii)Subsection 10-2a-219(3)(a)(ii)Provision

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after incorporation, the new municipality.

after incorporation, the new municipality.
Section 10-2a-219(3)(a)(ii)Verify source
§ 10-2a-219(3)(b)Subsection 10-2a-219(3)(b)Provision

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Funds appropriated under Subsection (3)(a) may be distributed as a grant, a loan, or an advance against future distributions under Subsection (2).

Funds appropriated under Subsection (3)(a) may be distributed in the form of a grant, a loan, or as an advance against future distributions made under Subsection (2) .
Section 10-2a-219(3)(b)Verify source

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