Utah § 19-6-325 - Voluntary agreements -- Parties -- Funds -- Enforcement.
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§ 19-6-325. Voluntary agreements -- Parties -- Funds -- Enforcement.
19-6-325. Voluntary agreements -- Parties -- Funds -- Enforcement.
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| (3) | If a responsible party fails to perform as required under a voluntary agreement entered into under this part, the executive director may take action and seek penalties to enforce the agreement as provided in the agreement. |
| (4) | The executive director may not use the provisions of Section 19-6-310, 19-6-316, or 19-6-318 to recover costs received or expended pursuant to a voluntary agreement from any person not a party to that agreement. |
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| (6) | This section takes precedence over conflicting provisions in this chapter regarding agreements with responsible parties to conduct an investigation or cleanup action. |
Amended by Chapter 158, 2024 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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