Utah § 10-7-88 - Municipalities to approve, protect certain protection areas.
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§ 10-7-88. Municipalities to approve, protect certain protection areas.
10-7-88. Municipalities to approve, protect certain protection areas.
A municipality shall comply with the following provisions of Title 17, Chapter 81, Agriculture, Industrial, and Critical Infrastructure Materials, the same as if the municipality were a county:
| (1) | Section 17-81-101, Definitions; |
| (2) | Part 2, Proposal and Approval of Protection Area; |
| (3) | Part 3, Protection of Land in a Protection Area; |
| (4) | Part 4, Vested Mining Use; and |
| (5) | Part 5, Open Land and Working Agricultural Land Use. |
Enacted by Chapter 14, 2025 Special Session 1
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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