Professional statute overview
Enactment structure, operative effect and source provenance
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Purpose and legislative effect
“Money from property sales under Sections 10-7-15 through 10-7-17 must be kept in a separate fund and not spent or mixed with city or town funds until the related bonds and indebtedness, with interest, are paid.”
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Money from property sales under Sections 10-7-15 through 10-7-17 must be kept in a separate fund and not spent or mixed with city or town funds until the related bonds and indebtedness, with interest, are paid.
Section 10-7-18
Money from the sale of property must be kept in a separate fund and cannot be spent or mixed with other city or town funds until the related bonds and other indebtedness, plus accumulated interest, are paid.
Section 10-7-18(1)
If sale proceeds exceed related outstanding bonds and other indebtedness, the excess must be deposited in a Utah bank under the municipal legislative body’s direction.
Section 10-7-18(2)
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