Utah § 72-11-103 - Authority of Passenger Ropeway Safety Committee -- Location of system.
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§ 72-11-103. Authority of Passenger Ropeway Safety Committee -- Location of system.
| (2) | The committee may acquire by purchase, contract, lease, permit, donation or otherwise, and to construct, maintain and operate, either directly or through others, by contract, lease, concession or otherwise, all property, rights of way, approach roads, parking and other areas, structures, facilities and services for the convenience and recreation of patrons of the transportation system and visitors to the Wasatch Mountain State Park. |
| (3) | Any contract, lease, concession, or other arrangement may be entered into in a manner and upon the terms and conditions as the committee may consider advisable. |
Amended by Chapter 195, 1999 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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