Utah § 40-11-9 - Permit provisions.

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§ 40-11-9. Permit provisions.

Effective 5/4/2022
40-11-9.  Permit provisions.
(1) A permit shall require that:
(a) an operator remain in compliance with all of the permit requirements described in Subsection 40-11-6(3); and
(b) an operator comply with any additional provisions the board imposes.
(2) The board may make a permit contingent upon:
(a) the payment of fair compensation to pore space owners who do not consent to the use of the owners' pore space for geologic carbon storage;
(b) the recording of the permit as described in Section 40-11-12; and
(c) additional provisions to protect the environment and the property interests of the parties described in Subsection 40-11-7(4).


Enacted by Chapter 62, 2022 General Session

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