Utah § 79-4-403 - Golf revenue -- Wasatch Mountain, Palisade, and Green River State Parks.

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§ 79-4-403. Golf revenue -- Wasatch Mountain, Palisade, and Green River State Parks.

Effective 5/7/2025
79-4-403.  Golf revenue -- Wasatch Mountain, Palisade, and Green River State Parks.
(1)The following charges are assessed in the following parks for playing nine holes of golf:
(a)30% of the revenue at Wasatch Mountain State Park;
(b)30% of the revenue at Palisade State Park; and
(c)30% of the revenue at Green River State Park.
(2)A charge in Subsection (1) is:
(a)in addition to a charge set by the division; and
(b)to be used at the park where the money is collected for:
(i)the upgrade or development of facilities; or
(ii)the purchase of golf course operation and maintenance equipment and operating supplies or materials.


Amended by Chapter 153, 2025 General Session

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

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