Utah § 4-11-114 - Maintenance of abandoned apiary, equipment, or appliance -- Nuisance.
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§ 4-11-114. Maintenance of abandoned apiary, equipment, or appliance -- Nuisance.
4-11-114. Maintenance of abandoned apiary, equipment, or appliance -- Nuisance.
| (1) | It is a public nuisance to keep an abandoned or diseased apiary, apiary equipment, or appliance anywhere other than in an enclosure that prohibits the entry of bees. |
| (2) | Items listed in Subsection (1) are subject to seizure and destruction by the county bee inspector. |
| (3) | Upon discovery of, or receipt of a written complaint concerning, an abandoned apiary site, apiary equipment, or appliance, the bee inspector shall attempt to notify the registered owner, if any. |
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| (5) | A bee inspector or the department may seize and destroy an abandoned apiary, apiary equipment, or appliances if the abandoned apiary, apiary equipment, or appliances do not indicate a registered owner. |
Renumbered and Amended by Chapter 345, 2017 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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