Utah § 10g-307 - Local watershed councils -- Roles and governance.

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§ 10g-307. Local watershed councils -- Roles and governance.

Effective 5/12/2020
73-10g-307.  Local watershed councils -- Roles and governance.
(1) A local council shall provide a forum to encourage and facilitate discussion of and collaboration on local watershed issues.
(2) A local council shall:
(a) select the local council's representative to the state council;
(b) hold meetings at times and locations as the local council determines; and
(c) make the local council's policies available to the public:
(i) at each meeting of the local council; and
(ii) on a public website maintained by the division for council business.


Enacted by Chapter 309, 2020 General Session

Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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