Utah § 10-8-19 - Water supply -- Special tax for increasing supply when city acting as distributing agent.
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§ 10-8-19. Water supply -- Special tax for increasing supply when city acting as distributing agent.
10-8-19. Water supply -- Special tax for increasing supply when city acting as distributing agent.
| (1) | Whenever a city is acting as distributing agent of water, not the property of the corporation, outside of or within the corporate limits of such city, upon written petition of the owners of the water, the city may increase the supply of water that the petitioners own by any means provided in Section 10-8-18. |
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Amended by Chapter 197, 2018 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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