Utah § 54-18-302 - Public workshops.

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§ 54-18-302. Public workshops.

54-18-302.  Public workshops.
     After a public utility files the notice of intent in accordance with Subsection 54-18-301(3) and before it files a land use application, the public utility shall:
(1) conduct informal public workshops at locations along the proposed corridor to provide information about:
(a) the high voltage power line; and
(b) the process for obtaining a land use permit; and
(2) provide notice of the public workshops at least 14 days before a public workshop to:
(a) a newspaper of general circulation in the target study area;
(b) radio stations in the target study area; and
(c) an affected entity.


Enacted by Chapter 316, 2009 General Session

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