Utah § 11-65-306 - Development of standards and criteria to measure progress toward achieving lake authority policies and objectives -- Annual report.
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§ 11-65-306. Development of standards and criteria to measure progress toward achieving lake authority policies and objectives -- Annual report.
11-65-306. Development of standards and criteria to measure progress toward achieving lake authority policies and objectives -- Annual report.
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The board shall develop standards and criteria by which to measure:
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| (3) | Beginning in 2023, the board shall produce an annual report that explains the degree to which efforts of the lake authority are improving the condition of Utah Lake and achieving the policies and objectives of Section 11-65-203, in accordance with the standards and criteria developed under this section. |
Enacted by Chapter 59, 2022 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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