Utah § 73-28-403 - Water and electricity charges.
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§ 73-28-403. Water and electricity charges.
The board, in consultation with the committee, shall establish prices for the developed water sold to the districts and electricity sufficient to:
| (1) | recover the reimbursable preconstruction costs, construction costs, and interest on those costs within the time period specified in Section 73-28-402; |
| (2) | pay for operation and maintenance costs; |
| (3) | accumulate an adequate reserve for repair and replacement; and |
| (4) | allocate the proportionate cost of the project facilities required to deliver the developed water to each district. |
Enacted by Chapter 216, 2006 General Session
Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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