Utah § 4-18-308 - Reporting requirement.

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§ 4-18-308. Reporting requirement.

Effective 5/1/2024
4-18-308.  Reporting requirement.
(1)Each year, before November 1, the department shall prepare and make available to the public a report on the department's official website that contains the following information:
(a)an accounting of money received and spent for the program;
(b)a description of activities undertaken, including the number and type of grant-funded projects and the educational and stakeholder engagement activities; and
(c)a summary of the activities and recommendations of the Soil Health Advisory Committee.
(2)The commissioner shall annually report to the Natural Resources, Agriculture, and Environment Interim Committee by no later than the November interim meeting of that committee. The report shall include the information described in Subsection (1).


Amended by Chapter 59, 2024 General Session

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