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Utah Code § 10-3-702.1, 2026

Before passing most ordinances under Section 10-3-702, the governing body must consider family impacts.

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United States — Utah
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Year 2026
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Enacted 2026
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Subsection 10-3-702.1(1)

Before passing an ordinance under Section 10-3-702, the governing body must consider how the proposal may affect family health, stability, and formation, unless the ordinance is an emergency ordinance.

Section 10-3-702.1(1)

Subsection 10-3-702.1(2)

Failure to comply with Subsection (1) does not invalidate an ordinance or create a cause of action against the municipality or governing body.

Section 10-3-702.1(2)

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Part 10-3-7

part 10-3-7 Municipal Ordinances, Resolutions, and Procedure

§ 10-3-702.1Family impact consideration before enacting ordinance.Provision

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Before passing most ordinances under Section 10-3-702, the governing body must consider family impacts.

Family impact consideration before enacting ordinance. Except for an ordinance enacted in response to an emergency, the governing body shall, before passing an ordinance under Section 10-3-702 , consider the impact the proposed ordinance may have on family health, stability, and formation. Failure to comply with Subsection (1) does not: invalidate an ordinance enacted by the governing body; or create a cause of action against the municipality or the governing body.
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§ 10-3-702.1(1)Subsection 10-3-702.1(1)Provision

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Before passing an ordinance under Section 10-3-702, the governing body must consider how the proposal may affect family health, stability, and formation, unless the ordinance is an emergency ordinance.

Except for an ordinance enacted in response to an emergency, the governing body shall, before passing an ordinance under Section 10-3-702 , consider the impact the proposed ordinance may have on family health, stability, and formation.
Section 10-3-702.1(1)Verify source
§ 10-3-702.1(2)Subsection 10-3-702.1(2)Provision

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Failure to comply with Subsection (1) does not invalidate an ordinance or create a cause of action against the municipality or governing body.

Failure to comply with Subsection (1) does not: invalidate an ordinance enacted by the governing body; or create a cause of action against the municipality or the governing body.
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§ 10-3-702.1(2)(a)Subsection 10-3-702.1(2)(a)Provision

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invalidate an ordinance enacted by the governing body; or

invalidate an ordinance enacted by the governing body; or
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§ 10-3-702.1(2)(b)Subsection 10-3-702.1(2)(b)Provision

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create a cause of action against the municipality or the governing body.

create a cause of action against the municipality or the governing body.
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