Utah § 19-10-106 - Enforcement and inspection regarding institutional controls.
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§ 19-10-106. Enforcement and inspection regarding institutional controls.
| (1) | An environmental institutional control may be enforced or protected by a temporary restraining order or an injunction obtained in a court of competent jurisdiction by the department or other affected parties. |
| (2) | In addition to injunctive relief, the department is entitled to recover costs for actions which, in its discretion, it may take in enforcing and protecting the institutional controls. |
| (3) | The department may enter the property at reasonable times to ensure compliance with the environmental institutional controls. |
Enacted by Chapter 44, 2003 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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