Utah § 73-2-23 - Emergency powers of state engineer -- Multi-county flood mitigation activities -- Termination of assistance.
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§ 73-2-23. Emergency powers of state engineer -- Multi-county flood mitigation activities -- Termination of assistance.
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In addition to the emergency powers under Section 73-2-22, the state engineer shall assist counties in emergency flood mitigation on intercounty waterways when all the following conditions exist:
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| (3) | The assistance or involvement will cease when in the state engineer's judgment the flood conditions or potential for flooding subsides or when the county governing bodies of all affected counties request that the jurisdiction cease. |
Amended by Chapter 227, 1993 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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