Utah § 10-3-709 - Repeal of conflicting provisions -- Title.
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§ 10-3-709. Repeal of conflicting provisions -- Title.
10-3-709. Repeal of conflicting provisions -- Title.
| (1) | Such revision shall be by one ordinance embracing all ordinances of a general and permanent character preserved as changed or added to and perfected by the revision, codification and compilation and shall be a repeal of all ordinances in conflict with the revision, codification and compilation, but all ordinances then enforced shall continue in force after the revision, codification and compilation for the purpose of all rights acquired, fines, penalties and forfeitures and liabilities incurred and actions therefor. |
| (2) | The only title necessary for such ordinance shall be "an ordinance revising, codifying and compiling the general ordinances of the city or town of ____ (inserting the name of the municipality)." |
Amended by Chapter 354, 2025 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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