Utah § 19-13-105 - Qualifying local contributions.
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§ 19-13-105. Qualifying local contributions.
19-13-105. Qualifying local contributions.
Qualifying local contributions to the recycling market development zone may vary depending on available resources, and may include:
| (1) | simplified procedures for obtaining permits; |
| (2) | dedication of available government grants; |
| (3) | waiver of business license or permit fees; |
| (4) | infrastructure improvements; |
| (5) | private contributions; |
| (6) | utility rate concessions; |
| (7) | suspension or relaxation of locally originated zoning laws or general plans; and |
| (8) | other proposed local contributions as the department finds promote the purposes of this part. |
Renumbered and Amended by Chapter 360, 2020 General Session
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