Utah § 19-8-111 - Certificate of completion.

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§ 19-8-111. Certificate of completion.

19-8-111.  Certificate of completion.
(1) If the executive director determines that an applicant has completed a voluntary cleanup in accordance with the agreement entered into under this chapter, the executive director shall within 30 days after the determination issue to the applicant a certificate of completion.
(2) The certificate of completion shall:
(a) acknowledge the protection from liability provided by Section 19-8-113;
(b) state the proposed future use of the property as defined under the voluntary cleanup agreement;
(c) provide a legal description of the property and identify the owner of the property; and
(d) state the applicant has complied with the voluntary cleanup agreement and has met the requirements of Sections 19-8-108 and 19-8-110.
(3) The executive director shall upon issuance of the certificate of completion record a copy in the real property records of the county in which the site is located.


Enacted by Chapter 247, 1997 General Session

Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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