Utah § 73-23-5 - Interim committee study responsibilities of Division of Water Resources.
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§ 73-23-5. Interim committee study responsibilities of Division of Water Resources.
The Division of Water Resources shall:
| (1) | evaluate the first year's operation of the West Desert Pumping Project; |
| (2) | define the operational range and limitations of the West Desert Pumping Project as an emergency flood control project; |
| (3) | assess the feasibility of developing a cooperative ownership, operation, and maintenance plan for the project with public and private entities; |
| (4) | identify long-term water development opportunities upstream of the Great Salt Lake; and |
| (5) | report their findings to the Energy, Natural Resources and Agriculture Interim Committee before October 1, 1988. |
Enacted by Chapter 232, 1988 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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