Utah § 42A-203 - Levying an assessment within an energy assessment area-- Prerequisites.
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§ 42A-203. Levying an assessment within an energy assessment area-- Prerequisites.
11-42a-203. Levying an assessment within an energy assessment area-- Prerequisites.
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If a local entity designates an energy assessment area in accordance with this chapter, the local entity may:
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| (2) | If a local entity includes an assessment on a property tax notice as described in Subsection (1)(b) and bills for the assessment in the same manner as a property tax, the assessment constitutes a lien, is enforced, and is subject to other penalty provisions, in accordance with this chapter. |
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If a local entity includes an assessment on a property tax notice, the county treasurer shall, on the property tax notice:
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Enacted by Chapter 470, 2017 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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