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Utah Code § 9-7-410

If a city library consolidates with a county library, the city library board of directors must transfer all assets and, unless Subsection (2) applies, trust funds to the county library board of directors.…

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“If a city library consolidates with a county library, the city library board of directors must transfer all assets and, unless Subsection (2) applies, trust funds to the county library board of directors. The city library must stop operating.”

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Consolidation with county library.

If a city library consolidates with a county library, the city library board of directors must transfer all assets and, unless Subsection (2) applies, trust funds to the county library board of directors. The city library must stop operating.

Section 9-7-410

Subsection 9-7-410(1)

If a city library consolidates with a county library, the city library board of directors must transfer all assets, and generally trust funds, to the county library board of directors, and the city library must stop operating.

Section 9-7-410(1)

Subsection 9-7-410(2)

If conveying trust funds would violate the trust agreement, the conveyance is not required and the funds may keep being used under that agreement for the specified library facility, even after consolidation makes it a county library facility.

Section 9-7-410(2)

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part 9-7-4 City Libraries

§ 9-7-410Consolidation with county library.Provision

If a city library consolidates with a county library, the city library board of directors must transfer all assets and, unless Subsection (2) applies, trust funds to the county library board of directors. The city library must stop operating.

Consolidation with county library. If a city library consolidates with a county library, the city library board of directors shall convey all assets and, except as provided in Subsection (2) , trust funds to the county library board of directors, and the city library shall cease operation. If a conveyance of trust funds under Subsection (1) would constitute a violation of the trust agreement governing the trust funds, conveyance of those funds is not required, and those funds may continue to be used in accordance with the trust agreement for any library facility specified in the trust agreement, even after the facility becomes a county library facility because of consolidation.
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§ 9-7-410(1)Subsection 9-7-410(1)Provision

If a city library consolidates with a county library, the city library board of directors must transfer all assets, and generally trust funds, to the county library board of directors, and the city library must stop operating.

If a city library consolidates with a county library, the city library board of directors shall convey all assets and, except as provided in Subsection (2) , trust funds to the county library board of directors, and the city library shall cease operation.
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§ 9-7-410(2)Subsection 9-7-410(2)Provision

If conveying trust funds would violate the trust agreement, the conveyance is not required and the funds may keep being used under that agreement for the specified library facility, even after consolidation makes it a county library facility.

If a conveyance of trust funds under Subsection (1) would constitute a violation of the trust agreement governing the trust funds, conveyance of those funds is not required, and those funds may continue to be used in accordance with the trust agreement for any library facility specified in the trust agreement, even after the facility becomes a county library facility because of consolidation.
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